Lushington to Buxton, asking him and Andrew Johnston to dine and sleep at his house after the meeting at the Mico Charity, promising to consider Trew's case and to see if he could manage to agree with Buxton, 23 Nov 1838
He raises some objections: that the accounts had to come before Parliament, that most of their support came from the public, and that they might be accused of extravagance.
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- Creation: 23 Nov 1838
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 17, p. 261a-d
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