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addition to this, the very proper appointments of 34 Sempiter and Mr Hillier were, if I recollect rightly made specially by Sis bicellensy after consultation with „Luyself.
11. In Sir Hen Bowrings arrival here I naturally succosed him, as Lately from the Colonial office, to be in full possession of the wiches and intentions of the Stome Government, and I never thought of questioning any set of His Salling- I question
Mtume Muns_
I have not taken the initiative
in this on any
other
corespondence
the
subjret. but when called m
by Sir John Bowring I have
Lis fairly and plainly my well concitures pinion of the nature of our respective duties as laid down by Mr Sicretary
12.
The Notification of 10th Febuary
to which Sir thu refers
as a
a wority
I presurue the enclosed relating to the Surigration Act - I can only
look on this announcement as
coming within the sphere of ordinary local details offovernment, and su in it us specialty distinguishing it from. Notifications - I beg to say
other
however