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Lushington to Buxton, about news from Jamaica of Sligo's enmity with the Assembly, the reaction there to the change of government in Britain, and the difficulties facing the Governor without support from home. He comments on Buxton's satisfaction over his meeting with Aberdeen, his own reliance on James Stephen, some papers he was expecting from John Jeremie, and the support being given to Sutton [over the election of Speaker], 13 Feb 1835

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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 13, p. 320a-c

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