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determine, although they might be decreased.

8.

I shall be glad to be

early de- cision on the several points raised by the memorialists.

It is satisfactory to

favoured with an

9.

note that the Unofficial ~ Members have raised no

objection to the principle of appropriating a percentage of 175% of the Colonial Revenues

to the

use

of the Imperial

Government as a

Military

Contribution

Contribution, and I think that

if it is possible to meet their

wishes as

some of the

regards some

details to which attention has been drawn in their memo-

randum, this much vexed

question will be at last sa- tisfactorily and finally settled. I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

William Robings