CO129-168 - Sir Kennedy - 1874 [9-12] — Page 65

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time his family was hers; and & thought that sohen his wife returned with him,

proposed, she

would be able to prevent a recurrence

of the offence which I had reported.

When, however, the Governor__

that eve security that such an

pointed out to me

arrang

had

: ement would be carried out

I acquiesced in the

His Excellenay

a Q

justice of what said; more expecially

I thought it would be highly detrimental to the morale of the

school to let IWr. "Willerchs, after two such appearances in the presence of the scholars, have another trial, until time had

shown that reformation had

taken place.

8.

I cannot but regret

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that Mr Willevehe leaves it

to be inferred that the stimulant acting

enfeebled constitution was the of his condition on

sole cance

the morning referred to - D

am in

that

position to state

one stimulant could

not have produced the effect I soitnessed in the morning and subsequently. Moreover, when I Mr Willcocks last,

on a

the saturday previous at 3 vclock in the afternoon