895 was
we
the late of the Military Secretary dated 27th April 1875 now learn from War Office Telegram replying to mine of 10th August to Colonial Office, opposition to War Office instructions offered to the Control Department.
ment
in
that representations and applications from the Colonial Government to have the Memorandum modified or rescinded, were unheeded and unanswered.
But that the Major General (with whom Your Lordship is well aware) was an obstacle to the usual payment of the subsidy.
and could have
at any time removed it by recalling or modifying his Memorandum, and that he ignored all communications requesting him to do so.
10th that the whole difficulty originated in an order given by the Major General, who was not in a position to do so, contrary to the Treasury instructions laid down for the guidance of the Control Department, and which the head of that Department refused to recognise.
3. Whatever be Your Lordship's decision after a perusal of the papers I transmit, a
6.
895 was
we
the late of the Military Secretary dated 27th April 1875 now learn from War Office Iclegram replying to mine of 10th August to Colmial Office, offosition to War Office instructions ifened to the Control Depaît.
ment
in
&t that representations and applications from the Colmial Government to have the Memor
randum modi
wee
modified or rescinded,
unheeded and unanswered.
Gut that the Major General
well
-aware)
obstacle to the usual payment of the subridy.
and could have
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at any time removed it by recalling or modifying his Mane- randum, and that he ignored all communications reviting him to do
Qi.
10th that the whole difficulty
originated
order
which
by
I
in the ifame of an
the Major General
w wo
in
of position to the
Treasury instructions laid down
for
the
-guidance of the Control
Department, and which the head of that Department
refused to
3.
recognise.
Whatever be
Mour
Lordshipis decision after à pousal
of the paper I trammit, a
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