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foot of ground which under any pretext can possibly be setaimed. It a feculiar view of their duty in which I have found all ordnance

it a

Officers to participate.

26.

Even

in

reference to the proposed new Rood, which in any Cause must have greatly benefitted the Ordnance property, I beg of you to

of

read Colonel Sovell: letter If the 25- July 1865. totte Director of Works at the War office, objecting to the wad because it would pass hear a magazine, and stating that he had therefore been unable to hold out any

hope of the Sanction thereto of the

Secretary of Clate for har

27.

It is

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is gratifying to find that

such a narrow view met with no

countenance from his superiors and that in the communication from the Was office of the 5th October Cloned Lovell it reminded that a very greath.

"frequented road in Hyde Park rund hear to a magazine without the "Slightest apprehension of danger " I do hope therefore that the Wor Olparbuent, in case Her Majest Government does not intend to

I here for

build permanent quarters here. a small Army in an

unhealthing site will instruct the Officer Commanding the Royal Engineers accordingly, an

will leave the bocal Governmen

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