The reply of Earl Grey to the remonstrance of the Wesleyan Missionary committee against the Royal instructions, or, what are called by his Lordship, the waste lands of the Crown, will be found among our extracts. The same ambiguity of language and intentions is sustained; the original despatch, the despatch in answer to Bishop Sehvyn's protest, Mr. Labouchere's attempt at explanation in the House of Commons, and the present reply, seem still consistent in maintaining the original purpose, without openly avowing it in words. It is little matter; the question in New Zealand, whatever it may be in E lgland, can be considered as finally set at rest.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 22, 21 September 1848, Page 2
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108Untitled Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 22, 21 September 1848, Page 2
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