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would be sufficient, the one
· under discussion
or rather was
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withdrawn
entirely remodelled.
During the mouth of June and in that of July the matter again received the serious attention of the Council, and on the 11# August it was need that the bibinance be published in the Gazette for general information, so that the public
and
might express opinion make suggestion sitter through
by individual
the bress or representation to govemment-
In the 27th August it was resolved to Consult the Consuls
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of Foreign Nations let any Marine Regulations of thore Nations should be unintentionally infringed._. The
Portuguese Consul Sencial exprezeed his entire emneunrcuec; and alterations on Murtifications
were
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suggested by the Vice Consuls
agents representing the United States, France, Icumark, Sweden, and Norway -
were
There
கூட
carefully considered 75 and 21th September and on the 30th the Starbour Masters attendance was directed and
the
that part of the Ordinance which relates to his office
was
refinitely arranged. The subject again