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cannot be effected must at
Posts where there
are
vendent
British Consuls, and as it is
probable that ships engaged in such traffic will seek
to avoid the supervision of
at the Channel Islands
or at any
(
or
other places where
there is reason
to suspect
smuggling similar to that which
has been practised. At
Ports in British Colonies at
these officers, Mr. Loch derives
authority from the Ships being in Question
my
is suggested for Sir G. Cardwell's
consideration, whether it would
be practicable
& desirable
to appoint such an Officer
at
Amoy, it appears to me
that some officer should be appointed to perform duties
similar
to those performed
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