Records of the Cape Colony, from February 1793 to April 1831Government of the Cape Colony, 1901 |
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... Country , of 6 Per Cent annually ; recommending at the same time a strict Enforcement of the Payment of those Instalments ; the indefinite Term for which the Loans have been made having , as before ob- served , rendered the Institution ...
... Country , of 6 Per Cent annually ; recommending at the same time a strict Enforcement of the Payment of those Instalments ; the indefinite Term for which the Loans have been made having , as before ob- served , rendered the Institution ...
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... country to the Cape , which he states would be a most desirable relief to the funds of the Colony . The articles I understand would probably be ready in about nine months , and the amount of tonnage required as far as can at present be ...
... country to the Cape , which he states would be a most desirable relief to the funds of the Colony . The articles I understand would probably be ready in about nine months , and the amount of tonnage required as far as can at present be ...
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... country . I am the rather induced to trouble your Lordship at present because I understand that the new governor is soon to set out for the Cape , and I confess that I entertain very little doubt ( upon the facts which have appeared ) ...
... country . I am the rather induced to trouble your Lordship at present because I understand that the new governor is soon to set out for the Cape , and I confess that I entertain very little doubt ( upon the facts which have appeared ) ...
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... Country ! " Mr. Truter rejoined , " that a Gentleman in a high official Situation , ( whom it would be much for Tredoux's Interest to oblige ) was desirous to purchase the place , if it would be parted with on moderate terms . " And ...
... Country ! " Mr. Truter rejoined , " that a Gentleman in a high official Situation , ( whom it would be much for Tredoux's Interest to oblige ) was desirous to purchase the place , if it would be parted with on moderate terms . " And ...
Page 73
... country as to give full scope for the entrance of these rovers and to take away their plunder un- discovered . It is exactly two months to a day previous to the murder of these two brothers that Jan Davel , father - in - law to the Veld ...
... country as to give full scope for the entrance of these rovers and to take away their plunder un- discovered . It is exactly two months to a day previous to the murder of these two brothers that Jan Davel , father - in - law to the Veld ...
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appears appointed beg leave British Bruintjes Hoogte Caffres Cape Regiment Cape Town Captain cattle circumstances Commander in Chief Commission consequence consideration Country Court of Justice cultivation directed districts DOWNING STREET Drostdy Dutch duty Earl of Caledon EARL OF LIVERPOOL Enclosure England ESQRE Excellency the Governor Excellency's expence exportation Field Cornet Fish River force Frigate further give Governor and Commander Graaff Reinet granted ground Halloran hereby honor Hope Hottentots Inhabitants Instructions Isle of France J. F. CRADOCK John Francis Cradock Kaffers Kraal land Landdrost Lieutenant LIVERPOOL to SIR loan places Lord Caledon Lord Liverpool Lords Commissioners Lordship Majesty's Ships Major Cuyler measures Memorialist ment murdered necessary Office Copy opinion pasturage person Pleasure possession possessor present Principal Secretaries proceedings Proclamation quit rent received respect ROBERT PEEL Settlement Signed SIR JOHN CRADOCK slaves Sourabaya STOCKENSTROM tenure thereof tion transmit Troops Truter Uitenhage wine
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Page 45 - And we do hereby require and command you to do and execute all things in due manner that shall belong unto your said command and the trust we have reposed in you, according to the several powers and directions...
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Page 45 - An Act for the further security of His Majesty's person and Government, and the Succession of the Crown in the Heirs of the late Princess Sophia, being Protestants, and for extinguishing the hopes of the pretended Prince of Wales and his open and secret Abettors...
Page 30 - An Act for altering the Oath of Abjuration and the Assurance, ' and for amending so much of an Act of the seventh year of the Reign of Her late ' Majesty Queen Anne, intituled ' An Act for the improvement of the Union of the
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Page 158 - And the Right honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, and the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, are to give the necessary directions herein as to them may respectively appertain.