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received; Your Lordship circumstances has natually had

and early. execut perception thom myself of the real wishes of H. M's Government.

M. In my despatch N793 so late as the 15th September last I remontred

that in the present state of the question

and whilst

even the general

general principles

applicable to the disposal of any part

the Fund

are

still under

discussion,

it is not

to

easy!

arrange

details that

are

when called on

at once novel and

experimental, to deal suddenly with each

of them in such

deonono

a maner

however

I might be of doing do, as would

exactly met the wishes of another in

a distant Country

and with whom

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Wide fort to s. S. No 793. Pan. 3.

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there had been but

very limited

Iscar

communication on the subject. When writing those words I scarcely expected to receive to conly a confirmation of their truth as is given by Your Loutohip's ment

recent

despatches, for I certainly had at the

time.

very great confidence in the two main zag principles which I then exfiliuimed

me.

guiding 12. I have

regret viz

now

Dub

only one subject for that I acted on the supposition

of there being for Tolix purposes

and the

suppresion of Crime a pawns granted by

Wide & & to His Grace the Dutte of Buckingham.

Govt No 80. 30" Apie 1868.

and never

revoted, so for

OLO

J

am aware,

to organise from the Special Fund a timstworthy police. sufficiently

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