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に
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by them. But the mode of
feeling this, as well as the
effect nature of
the
Regulations on
this head are
matters which
depend on local considerations
and on which therefore the
Local Authorities come alone
to a conclusion.
Satisfactory
14 All this might be effected by local Legislation under the
authority of
80.
15 With regard to the
Embarkation and subsequent
treatment
of the Emigrants,
our own experience leads us to think (as stated in our Report
of 7 January 1853) that the most effectual instrument for preventing
abuse would be the
clearing certificate proposed to be given by the Emigration officers. No British ship should be allowed to take Emigrants from any port
without such a
certificate which should state the number of Emigrants which the ship could properly carry, the number placed on board, and the space (both on the
upper
deck and on the between
decks) set apart for their use.