Dear Sir,
To be categorical, I assume that it is clear that some of the 25 men in question belong. I see, therefore, no reason to entertain the petition unless, as I have said, it is clearly shown that the men were promised the privilege.
M: Marsh's statement is that if the request is not complied with, the Service will become unpopular.
DRAFT.
This appears to me to be only another mode of saying that government will be affected.
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Mr. Wingfield. Mr. Bramston. Mr. Meade. Mr. Herbert, Sir R. Herbert. Mr. Ashley. Lord Kimberley. Lord Derby.
I am inclined to yield to any pressure that is put upon it, and it is clear that the fluctuations of salary will always produce complaints of this kind to which some refusal must sooner or later be given.
If, after full enquiry, the statement of the men is not substantiated...
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to be
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belong.
in question
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no
reason to cutatain the
petition unless, as
I have
Sard, it is clearly fromed
that the men were promised
the privilege:
M: Marsh's statement
is
that if the request not complied with the
Service will become unpopular
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another mode of saying
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that government
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complaints of this Hind
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the statement of
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is not substantiated
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