CO129-188 - Governor Hennessy - 1880 [5-6] — Page 327

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"community like this attaches

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one and

any

to a and expecially. "Government officer who is denied "the entrée to Government House. 3. The instructions which the hovernor felt it necessary to give the Aide-de-Camp before the.. Easter Inonday invitations prepared, that your should be removed from list of persons invited to Gournment

your name.

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unvent House, was in ~ consequence of information be had only then received of certain or your part. How necessary for the

misconduct

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Zue to limit his action

to the social queation of the

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Government House invitation list, or whether your conduct st would be made the subject of

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official inquiry, was

as for His Excellener, to decide. The misconduct of which

you been quilly involved in one case purely social questions about - which it was clearly undeniable to hold any official enquiry. It enough for His Excellency

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to know that a

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correspondence was in existence showing that.

- the most respected Ladier

one

of in the Colony - a Laws; who frequently honors Government House with her presence had been subjected