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would

positive conclusions - otherwise they not have assumed that any power of appointment and dismissal of members

of the Force is in the hands of Inspectors in charge of Stations - I should have been much

-

obliged if they had sifted the matter - and

" of M: Daly in that templert

placed the conduct of M. Raty

in its true light . It is almost the only point

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which they could have assisted

I have however been obliged to

ex

get correct information for myself point and shall be guided thereby .

(Signed) F. C. MR.

25th March, 1870.

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Minute

By Man: Cecil CSmith.

His Excellency having curbited

The points repon which the Court of Enquiry might offer any explonations it only

remains to add that as Regards their evident intention of having the

report publishedt, the nombers of the Court regret that this should have bron gilaced on luceret after

hecord

the dien zound

of any such intention by the Chairman. of the sort ofmaking

behalf of

himself and his Cottagnes.

As directed by Hoi's Siratencys

Bercellencys

we bey

minute of the 25th Instant to mote that we have perused the

General's Opinion in Reference

Attorney