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avn possess,0:,,
,ipacyI q n he secretary q Sir J. craig'is
t Rflaa aou, and, from his ohiciai know
sin lon0o .n.,nsactions and facts alluded to
ID: Of the s AL can give any information re-
y p IN N that subject. :. g. e..
? (sisned)
j., lss6, 1911.
Jrns ,' $. Right Hon. the Earl of Liver
ster o. p,T Secretary R. Peel, Esq, recos-
peh . Ar Hcnry's services, sc.
plllngg Di'' No. VII
] o..rjsr street, 28th June, 1911.
,1sss not failed to lay before the Earl
ssf--l ~ the memorial, together WITH Its
LirerpoOlpo s,,res, which was delivered 10.
t''rll sG d,vs sirce, by general Lott, at your
tsre ..1sb;n has directed me to acquaint
ts .v - has referred the correspondence
El t'as t r. Of the year 1905, and finds two
tbs e Onr Sir James Craig, dated 10th .Apral.
Fsl y Nav. transmitting the correspondence
% l used daring your residence III the
us' ts,..es ol America, and expressing his
me- il your ability and Judgment, but
y n.y.; ;so,nool has not discovered any WISH
~ ~ IN mart of Sir James cyaig, that your
p :, ~ fsar compensation should be referred to
y fa'. .o,otry; nor, indeed, is alluslon made to
~ Lind Of arrangement or agreement that
h S made by that ofnocr with you.
= Toder these circumstances. and bad not oiT
80 Craig determined on MS immediate re-
l.. . = Eagiand, ii would have been Lord Ii
...ool's wish tos,ays referred your memorial
| G. In, As being bettes enabled to appreciate,
\. ,bIiv and SUCCESS with which YOU eSecu-
ii Mission, undertaken at his desire Lord
/ srroool will, however, transmit it to oir
Ines Craia's successor in the gofernment,
WITH an assuranct, tint, froa tie recommen-
1,rons he has received IN yopr tavof, and the
oDiin;iOn he has formed opy9 NJ correspondence,
lsnconymceti that the pu0!ic service Viii be
Jsps6ted BY your active employment In pub
tt situation. ;,
Lord Ligerpocl will also feel himself bound
pgiye the same assurance to the Marquis
Vsleseg, if there is any probability th9r It
N advance the success Of the application
mich you have made to his ior,Iship.
Ian, sit, yoa, most o5edient humble ser
.nt
fsicnedl ROBERT PEEL.
bin Henri, ESQ 81, leicester square.
NJ Henry to Mr., Peel, September "a, 1911.
No Other answer than despatch to Sir
George Provost aud the letter marked B.
No. VIII.
Lordoa, 4th September, 1911.
SlR,-Ihaye Jus: row learned the ultimate
Iession Of my Lord Wellesley, rela;ivs to the
ppOmtnent aa;ch l WAS DESTROYS 70 obtain !;
hd Ind tha, tue subsisting relations between
b. tso countries, forbid the creating a new
6ce in tie Uaited States, such as was soil
iDas to obtain. In this state of things have
OF a moment to lose in returning 70 Canada,
ID have taken my passage In the last add on
snip that sails for Quenoc this season. AS
haze not time to enter de novo INTO exp}ana-
eAs With the gentleman who is IN your Office,
I'd IS nave. received assurances from you,
atdliion 10 TIC letter OF my Lord Live pool,
the 37sh June, TIA, $ bis lordship would re-
onaend NE to the governor OF Canada, for
e hrst vacant situation that would accept,"
Oss the tayor Of you 10 advise ne now am
get that Recommendation, without loss OF
ne.
lhave the honor to DC, sc. SC.
'eSrt Peel, Esq. &c. sc. &c.
4'g OF The letter written by Lord Liverpool
% Sir tieorge Provost furnished by the
shdeF Secretary OF Site. Original liz the
a'spatch to the Governor General j:
No. XI.
Do7rrirs street, l6th SEPT. 1911.
, oNh,-Nr ne1ry, who viii have the honor
! a.i,yerlaS tais letter, is the gentleman who
's 10 me the memorial, copy OF which
4Vse~ith transmit, and to whom the accom-
gNi's letter iiom AlT. Peel was written by
. tlrection.
- compliance with his request, now fulfil
\ Ssseiafce winch nave given, of stating
( ~ my opinion Of the ability and ludg
; ~ Mr. henry has manifested on the occa-
U~s mentioned in his memorial aud OF the