Scoble to Buxton, about the notice given by Forster of Buxton's intention to withdraw his motion made the last time he was there and the fact that it had already been reported as the business of the morning, n.d.
He suggests that the proper time to address the meeting about the motion would be after Knibb and Anderson of Jamaica had spoken and the first resolution had been proposed and seconded, though he thought the Convention would be amenable to suspend the rules to allow their intervention at another time if Lushington and he were pressed for time.
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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 19, p. 299f
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