I can only say that I'm confident the County & which Mr. Pauncefote may be transferred will profit thereby. His removal from here will create a vacancy which it will be extremely difficult to fill to well.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient
humble servant,
[Governor's Name: likely "S.ves Mardonnett" or "Sir James Marsh or similar, but the name is unclear due to OCR errors, possibly "S.ves" is actually "Sir" and a surname like "Marsh"]
Governor
26 Nov. 1869
521
My dear Sir Richard,
I hope you are feeling better this morning. I am going to trouble you again about my own affairs if you have time by this Mail to attend to them.
[ I can only say that Jam confident the County & Which Mr. Paumfole may be hansferred will pastakleg Jann Carely thereby Wilt Sam
his unmoval from here will
Canna
bacany
which it will
be extremely difficult to fill
To well.
Ihave the hmon to be
My word
Obedient
Your Lordship's most thudent
humble sorant
Sraves Mardonnett
overnor
26 Nov. 1869
521
My dear Sri Richard, I hope you are.
feeling
beta this
Morning.
am going
trouble you again
about
my
own
affairs if you
have
time by this Mail
to
attend to them.
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