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that had I had reason to suspect that lin Hu considered this
SULL
infringement of his privileges, I would and I trust Sir John feels this ) before cametioning the form, have submitted the Notification to His Excellency and taken his official instructions
Kerem
13.
From the penultimate paragraph of this Excellency's letter I gather with some surprise that he considers me cxcluded from the power of suspecting such topies
as dzem
desirable for the
for
good
even
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be permitted to remark that I fail
find in the letter
in the letter or spirit of
to fin
Mr Peel's Despatch anything from which to infer that the Lieutenant boreun axxointed to arruinieten the Government is to be placed at
a dicadvantage with an
rdinary Mcruber of the Legislative Council.
14. In the contrary I have pointed out to Sir John Bowring, that the omicsion to forward for a sent in the Legislative Council induces the conclusion that it was
me a Warrant
expected that from my prition
I would naturally be in that Council, and that as I preside in