CO129-163 - Sir Kennedy - 1873 [4-6] — Page 399

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2. is aware had only a few month's previously taken appointment.

I have now his up request Your Lordship's favourable Consideration on behalf of the widow and her children, who have been left, I fear, in a very melancholy state of destitution. They have been unable as yet to leave the Colony, but as soon as she is strong enough after her expected Confinement, she will return to England.

3. The call has created a large amount of sympathy in the Colony, though from the short time McCoy had been here but few of the residents comparatively knew much of his qualifications for his post, which I have already reported so highly to your Lordship. His friends and others have, however, raised a small subscription sufficient to meet the immediate wants of the family, so that as long as they are compelled to stay here, nothing further need be done for them.

4. But provision has to be made for defraying the cost...

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2. is aware had only a few month's previously taken appointment.

I have now his request Your Lordship's favourable Consideration on behalf of the widow and her children, who have been left, I fear, in a very melancholy state of destitution. They have been unable as yet to leave the Colony, but as soon as she is strong enough after her expected Confinement, she will return to England.

3. The CALL has created a large amount of sympathy in the Colony, though from the short time McCoy had been here but few of the residents comparatively knew much of his qualifications for his post, which I have already reported so highly to your Lordship. His friends and others have, however, raised a small subscription sufficient to meet the immediate wants of the family, so that as long as they are compelled to stay here, nothing further need be done for them.

4. But provision has to be made for defraying the cost...