Records of the Cape Colony, from February 1793 to April 1831Government of the Cape Colony, 1902 |
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aforesaid appears appointed arrived BATHURST to LORD British Cape Regiment Cape Town charge CHARLES HENRY SOMERSET circumstances Clasina Collector Colonel Graham command Commission consequence consideration Court of Justice Deputy directed DOWNING STREET drostdy Dutch duty EARL BATHURST England ESQRE establishment Excellency the Governor Excellency's expence farmers field cornet further Genadendal GOVERNMENT HOUSE Graaff Reinet Groene Kloof hereby Holland honor Hope Hottentots India informed inhabitants instructions land landdrost Letter from LORD loan place Lombard Bank LORD BATHURST Lord Caledon LORD CHARLES SOMERSET Lordship Majesty Majesty's Fiscal Majesty's Government master ment Merchandize missionaries named necessary Office Copy persons possession present prisoner Proclamation by LORD punishment received respect River Rixdollars Royal Highness sent September Settlement ship Signed Simons Town Sir John Cradock situation slave August SOMERSET to EARL Stellenbosch Swellendam thereof tion trade transmit Treasury Truter Tulbagh Uitenhage undersigned Waggons
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