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To Villiers, Edward Ernest

Printed supplement to the remarks on the third report of the Irish Poor Commissioners, by G. C. Lewis, together with a letter, 1836, July 19, from Dr James Phillips Kay to G. C. Lewis. The cause of the efficacy of Workhouses. and the Outdoor Relief of the impotent Poor.

To Villiers, Edward Ernest

Saving paper and losing clearness in printing the [Commissioners]' appendix; why the Commission is retarded in its operations; recipient could be supplied with a district in the south.

To Villiers, Edward Ernest

Lord John Russell has offered writer a post as Assistant Poor Law Commissioner in Ireland, upon the understanding that he might succeed his father; his present inclination is to reject the offer; his mother's illness.

To Villiers, Edward Ernest

Austin will complete two laws after writer's impending departure from Malta; recipient has not understood the event referred to in no. C 2813; the colonies should not be governed by patronage for the sake of conciliating hungry supporters.

To Villiers, Edward Ernest

The reprehensible conduct of the Radicals concerning Canada; an event showing the extreme susceptibility of the Maltese to an attack on their religion; a pamphlet by a Maltese advocate.

To Villiers, Edward Ernest

Good sense in England regarding the Canada revolt; writer supposes that Brougham wished to be appointed instead of Lord Durham; the financial relations are the cardinal point of colonial government; the chief cause of discontent is the paucity of posts for colonials; the Duke of Wellington's moral character and practical ability; English lawyers in Malta are most troublesome demagogues.

To Villiers, Edward Ernest

National dignity prevents the mail from being sent through France; the military are in a state of active jealousy against her; English officials in Canada, or in any colony where the people are non-English, are complete bulls in the china shop; Canada must be given independence or self government; the Duke of Wellington's despatches.

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