Colonial Despatches
The colonial despatches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia 1846-1871
Correspondence (private letter)
Franklyn, Justic of the Peace W. Hales to
Grenville, Richard 5 October 1868, CO 60:34, no. 10974, 499.
Abstract
Franklyn, Justic of the Peace W. Hales to
Grenville, Richard 5 October 1868, CO 60:34, no. 10974, 499.
Correspondence (private letter).
Minutes (3), Other documents (1).
Franklyn to Buckingham
The Villa's Anglesey
Hants
October 5th 1868
Hants
Sir,
I beg most respectfully to request that you will be kind enough
to inform me whether His Grace has been pleased to consider the
case of Capt. W.H. Franklyn of Vancouver's Island set forth in
the memorial presented on his behalf some time since; and who
had previously been brought to His Grace's notice by H.R.
Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
The Secretary to His Grace
The Duke of Buckingham
& Chandos
The Duke of Buckingham
& Chandos
Minutes by CO staff
Mr Elliot
See within 9912 & my memo.
See within 9912 & my memo.
Mr Bryants minute on 9912 will do as an answer for this.
WR
6/10/68
Mr Robinson
The answer had better accord with the one which has been sent to the Governor. Say that His Grace has caused Mr F's application
to be noted but that disposable vacancies in the Colonial
Service are so limited in number that His Grace would not be
justified in holding him out much hope of employment.
The answer had better accord with the one which has been sent to the Governor. Say that His Grace has caused Mr F's application
to be noted but that disposable vacancies in the Colonial
Service are so limited in number that His Grace would not be
justified in holding him out much hope of employment.
Draft at once.
TFE
6 Octr
Other documents included in the file
Elliot to H.B. Franklyn, 9 October 1868, stating that W.H.
Franklyn's application had been noted, but that vacancies in the
colonial service were few.
People in this document
Charles, Duke of Cambridge George William Frederick