CO129-138 - Sir MacDonnell - 1869 [6-7] — Page 6

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correspondence with Colored Gon, the present Commandant, shews that he fails

to apprehend the extent of the inconvenines

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The real object of the Memorialists.

att least, if he does rinderstand the latter,

The eutainly has not dove them justice,

I when he

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"ests that if the "Troops" are

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cawidered so

so great

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muisance and

unoyance it is open to the inhabitants

"to

signify through this Excellmy The

"Governor to the tane Auchorities that

they

would rather disprense with their "services, and he hav

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doubt their

"wishes would be complied

with and)

would be relieved of the

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"complained of 151

6.

I cannot

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armayance

regard those observations

do

Enclosure No. 20

felicitow or apposite, and am not of any incident; which _ justifies

aware/

such

a

vine of the poling of Un Majorly's Grommment in maintaining a military

very

certain

free here. I am showers that Morin Lordship is unlikely to be

troubled with

any petition through

for the revinoval of ther thajesty's Troops

as

a

innivance . I, nevertheles

abalement of the misance)

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gene for

hope

of firing great

purposes of drill in the

maij

be found)

middle of the town

caufatible with the retention and

officiency of the Troops.

7.

Near the Race Course and

within little more than a mile and a

quarter of the Artillery barracks a place

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