Defects Civil And Military of the Indian Government
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" The expression " I have been desired " gives this letter a demi-official character ; and, as the writer is the Bombay J)ej:^w(7/-Quarter-Master- General, it must be taken as coming from the head of that office. " The Government are " desirous'' is another plain indication of the original source of the transaction. Now at that time Willoughby and Reid whom Indus has made such prominent characters, w^re Mem- bers of Council, and chiefly directed the Go- vernment of Bombay ; and here we find tha...t Government, through the Quarter-jNIaster-General's department, striving to force Colonel Dundas, now Lord Melville, the Commander at Kurrachee, and INIajor Mc^Iurdo his Quartcr-Mastcr-General, to ship the troops in i^rivate steamers and break off CHAT. IX. J 316 their transmission by native boats between Kur- raclice and Bombay.
The stern official answer follows : " Kurrachee, 2Wi Nov. 1847. I am directed by " the officer commanding in Scinde and Cutcli " to acknowledge the receipt of your letter " No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The expression " I have been desired " gives this letter a demi-official character ; and, as the writer is the Bombay J)ej:^w(7/-Quarter-Master- General, it must be taken as coming from the head of that office. " The Government are " desirous'' is another plain indication of the original source of the transaction. Now at that time Willoughby and Reid whom Indus has made such prominent characters, w^re Mem- bers of Council, and chiefly directed the Go- vernment of Bombay ; and here we find tha...t Government, through the Quarter-jNIaster-General's department, striving to force Colonel Dundas, now Lord Melville, the Commander at Kurrachee, and INIajor Mc^Iurdo his Quartcr-Mastcr-General, to ship the troops in i^rivate steamers and break off CHAT. IX. J 316 their transmission by native boats between Kur- raclice and Bombay.
The stern official answer follows : " Kurrachee, 2Wi Nov. 1847. I am directed by " the officer commanding in Scinde and Cutcli " to acknowledge the receipt of your letter " No.
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