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9.
8.
as
to the
the expediency of obtaining reliable evidence for a four Lordship accuracy of his representations, compared with opinions which I have advanced independently
way
8. Then I Knew of no other
to
in which I could deal conplanito relative to the Police, which induced the satisfactorily
with
A Major General's
et inconsistent
very positive and yet
apertions
Ao
to the conduct which he
adopted towards Mr. Creagh, to whom in the absence of the Capitan Super. granted leave of absence,
intendent he grante
been
through Mr. Creagh, who had brow
regularly trained as a
in India,
the Colony
was
Police Officer
the only person in
conversant with the
کا
custom and language of that
important portion of the Police Fore,
which carvsists of
of
Sikhs and mountaineers
India.
from the Norit
J. The General, from what he stated in the Legislative Comeil on the 18th of August 1870, appears strongly inclined to favor the
err
of
ployment
of West Indians as members
The Police Force, and
evew
employment at the same Europeans but with
results. We was
very
ordered their
pay
disastrous
supposed to be
prevented by a Velegram from Your Lordship from carrying
ant
a.
part
of his project for obtaining 400 West
and I ly
Indians; and
no
means
wish
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