CO129-135 - Public Offices & Others - 1868 — Page 305

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whether the circumstances requiring Mr Rennie's return to his Colonial duties are of a permanent character, but very urgent should they not do so, His Lordship would suggest for the consideration of the Treasury that they should ask the Duke of Buckingham's consent to Mr Rennie's being allowed to remain for the present in this Country. Lord Stanley attaches much importance to Mr Rennie being at hand to advise the Treasury Commissioner on public accounts and to assist the Chief Clerk of this office in setting arrangements on foot for the new Consultaties required under the Exchequer and Audit Departments Act and this Lordship conceives that at all events it would not be desirable that Mr Rennie should be sent back until a decision is come to upon the important suggestions with regard to the Audit of the China and Japan accounts submitted to the Treasury in my letter of the 8th of January 1867

I am

Yo

(signed) & Hennessy

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303 whether the circumstances requiring Mr Rennie's return to his Colonial duties are of a permanent character, but very urgent should they not do so, His Lordship would suggest for the consideration of the Treasury that they should ask the Duke of Buckingham's consent to Mr Rennie's being allowed to remain for the present in this Country. Lord Stanley attaches much importance to Mr Rennie being at hand to advise the Treasury Commissioner on public accounts and to assist the Chief Clerk of this office in setting arrangements on foot for the new Consultaties required under the Exchequer and Audit Departments Act and this Lordship conceives that at all events it would not be desirable that Mr Rennie should be sent back until a decision is come to upon the important suggestions with regard to the Audit of the China and Japan accounts submitted to the Treasury in my letter of the 8th of January 1867 I am Yo (signed) & Hennessy
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303 whether the circumstances reguvining Mr Renniéé retwen to his Colanial duches are of a cent character, but very argent should they not do so, His Lordship would suggest for the consideration of the Treasury that they should ask the Duke ميرة Buckingham's consent to Mar Kenne's being allowed to remain for the present in this Country. Land Stanley attaches much importance to Mr Rennie being at hand to advise the Treasury Courmifiair au public accounty and to assist the Cphies derk Clerk of this office in setting arrangements foot the new ds the Chise and Japan regards Consultaties requered under the Exchequer and Audit Departments act and this Loudship conceives that at all events it would not be devrable that mo Renée should be sent back unke a decision is to Hongkong came to upow th important suggestions with regard to the Andis of the China and Japan accounts submitted to the my letter of the Treasury in 8th of January 1867 I am Yo (signed) & Hamma ×སེ9༡ R
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whether the circumstances reguvining Mr Renniéé retwen

to his Colanial duches are of a

cent character, but

very argent should they

not do so, His

Lordship would suggest for the consideration of the Treasury that they should

ask the Duke

ميرة

Buckingham's

consent to Mar Kenne's being allowed to remain for the present in this Country. Land

Stanley attaches much

importance to Mr Rennie being at hand to advise the Treasury Courmifiair au public accounty and to assist the Cphies

derk

Clerk of this office in setting

arrangements

foot the new

ds the Chise and Japan

regards

Consultaties requered under the Exchequer and Audit Departments act and this Loudship conceives that at all events it would

not be devrable that mo Renée should be sent back unke a decision is

to Hongkong

came to upow

th

important

suggestions with regard to the Andis of the China and Japan

accounts submitted to the

my

letter of the

Treasury in 8th of January 1867

I am

Yo

(signed) & Hamma

×སེ9༡

R

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