CO129-57 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 282

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hove is reason, however, to think that Mr. Totter forled in the divelarge of the public duties, save for as may be gathered from Despatolus from Dark Grey, Meway and 64, of 25 # April and 165 Botcher, 1848, and 1.167 from Sir George Blume, of 19th July-1848, wherein resort cons called for and decision received m the subject of the refusest of Mr. Trotter to serve as fudges Clerk when Mr. C. M. Campitell temporarily appointed to the Bouch of the Supreme bount.

I trust I may be permitted, in justice to the public servants

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the smallness of the amountabant to be cucarded to a service of nearly

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to the individual, ou Michotte ras, I understand, largely engaged.

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private speculations, and retirees with "that render_him Conforatively

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independent of the Government pension,

I have the timer to be

with the brighest respect,

Your most Obedient, Homnible Lervant,

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