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Correspondence (private letter)
Bandon, Francis to Lytton, Edward George Earle Bulwer 18 October 1858, CO 60:2, no. 10825, 561.

Abstract
Correspondence (private letter). Minutes (4), Other documents (1).
Bandon recommends Suggin for an appointment to the police force in British Columbia.
The minutes regret that the police will be organized in BC and that the only appointment made in England, Inspectorship, has already been given away.
Enclosed is Carnarvon to Bandon expressing regret that there are no police positions for British Columbia.
Bandon to Lytton


Lord Bandon presents his Comps to Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton & ventures to recommend to him John [Bobs Suggin?] Esq as a person who might be usefully appointed to the Police Force which is at present organizing for British Columbia.Manuscript image Lord Bandon can testify to [illegible] high character & fitness for such an Employment as he is an officer in Lord B's regiment the Royal Cork Artillery Militia & gave him great satisfaction.
[A.D. Somersby?]
Bandon
Oct 18 1858
Minutes by CO staff
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Write to Lord B. that the Police to be organized in B.C. will be raised there & not in England therefore we have no appointment for Capt G.—the only appointment we do make of Inspectorship being already given away.
EBL Oct 23
Minutes by CO staff
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Ansr Lord Bandon that a record shall be made of his Lordships's recommendation of this person but that it is necessary to apprize his Lordship that H.M. Govt are not organizing any Police force for B. Columbia.
ABd 21 Oct
Since H.M. Govt is not organizing a Police Force, I think that this will be the best answer, without adding any promise that the writer's name should be noted.
TFE 21 Oct
I almost think I wd note the name as the proviso makes it safe against misconstruction & it has been done on many occasion where it was intended to smooth the refusal? It does give [the] applicant a chance.
C Oct [cut off microfilm]
Other documents included in the file
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Carnarvon to Earl of Bandon, 2 November 1858, expressing regret that there are not positions for British Columbia.