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I am not quite certain, now, whether;
occasions, Mr. Lister said much but he concurred.
of
the whole
of
that letter. I can
naw) A.
reply without
am
reservation to
ar
These
the
question
pint to
mes
letter
of
The 2nd Instant,
and I
appeared
to
to
Concur
in
nearly all I said, and
J
Your
beg
state for the information of the Plight
Honnable the Societary of State for
the Colonies,
As
follows:
Mr Lister and impolf, without being intimately acquainted, have been
Ø
what I
Remi.
at
may
best describe
as
confidential terms. Our opinions
many questions of public interest
were identical or nearly so; and when
met
wo und
Wo
cowversed
freely
a^
all
:topics, occasionally criticising the conduct of the different members of the Government in rather strong terms.
spoke with him.
very freely believing
that I was conversing with a man
who thought wick me
श्र
ALEUREN
struck mes,
necesary at
any
ar
most points.
however;
as
time to remind Mr
Lister that air conversations.
confidential
in
wvere
thair nature, and wew
not to be made public property,
do I chink that he
me to
opinions.
cantioned
w the secret of his
preserve
Mor
the occasionally, too, did me
a legal
the hover to consult me, as a
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