CO129-075 - Public Offices - 1859

Where they are going and understand Contracts which they may have:

only

merely

made would of course be mere

form

in the case of this Emigration.

Upon the whole, therefore, admitting the difference between this and that of the West Indies

Emigration

and

agreeing with Sir J. Bowring that that difference explains the difference of the mortality in the two, we doubt think that any grounds have been shown for exempting the Emigration to Australia and California from the operation of any part of the Chinese Passengers Act.

We have the honor to be

Your Obedient Humble Servants

The Board

George Caine

Redwan Rogers

 

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was not explicitly required in the original instructions for the exact output format, but based on the given rules, the correct output should be in HTML format. Here is the revised version:

Where they are going and understand Contracts which they may have:

only

merely

made would of course be mere

form

in the case of this Emigration.

IA. Upon the whole, therefore, admitting the difference between this and that of the West Indies

Emigration

and

agreeing with sir J. Bowring that that difference explains the difference of the mortality in the two, we doubt think that any grounds have been shown for exempting the Emigration to Australia and California from the operation of any part of the Chinese Passengers Act.

We have the honor to be

Your Obedient Humble Servants

The Board

George Caine

Redwan Rogers

However, to follow the exact output format as requested:

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agreeing with sir I. Bowing that that difference explains the difference of the mortality in the two, we doust think that any grounds have been shown for exempting the Emrigation to Australia and California from the operation of any part of the Chinese Papengers Ach.-

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is not needed as per the exact output, hence the final output is

Where they are going and understand Contracts which they may have:

only

merely

made would of course be mere

form

in the case of this Emigration.

Upon the whole, therefore, admitting the difference between this and that of the West Indies Emigration and agreeing with Sir J. Bowring that that difference explains the difference of the mortality in the two, we doubt think that any grounds have been shown for exempting the Emigration to Australia and California from the operation of any part of the Chinese Passengers Act.

We have the honor to be

Your Obedient Humble Servants

The Board

George Caine

Redwan Rogers