Colonial Despatches
The colonial despatches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia 1846-1871
Despatch from London
Lewis, George C. to Douglas, James 26 July 1860, LAC RG7:G8C/2, 299.
Abstract
Despatch from London.
No. 28
Downing Street
26 July 1860
Sir,
I have received your despatch of the 23rd March, No. 14,
forwarding a letter with several enclosures from Mr E.E. Langford
containing a complaint against the Surveyor of Vancouver's Island and
reflections upon yourself on account of an application which had been
made by Mr Langford put word(s) here
for leave to purchase a certain lot of land in
Vancouver's Island.
for leave to purchase a certain lot of land in
Vancouver's Island.
You will have the goodness to inform Mr Langford that I have
carefully perused all the documents submitted to me upon this
transaction and that I am unable to find any cause for blame in Mr
Pemberton's conduct. Neither do I see that you showed any want of
readiness in investigating the case when your notice was called to it,
or that blame is attributable to you for the delay which occurred in
communicating the
the answer of Mr Pemberton to Mr Langford.
the answer of Mr Pemberton to Mr Langford.