I have the honor to
Exeter, 26 Nov 1859
156
£4.6.10 paid my solicitor in connection with the proceedings against me & I am
Your obedient servant,
Merwanjee Cowasjee
Downing Street
REC 28 NOV 1859
11740 Strong Hong
Further papers handed to Dr. I. Anat. do nothing to suppress such a traffic. By Article passed. Two years ago, prints (of dissolute) could be seized in this trade & the Auctioneer prosecuted.
Of all Officials, the C. O. virtually has lent his power in the matter, as Admiralty is not a Privy Council having jurisdiction at home.
I have power to interfere, however I do not level such a trade.
With a thank, & simply solicit sanction with the proceedings against me & I am
Derange Country I love
R:
Peas &
Stong Hong
Further
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Exeter, 26 Nov 1859
156
£4.6.10 paid my solicitor in connection with the proceedings against me & I am
Your obedient servant,
Merwanjee Cowasjee
Downing Street
REC 28 NOV 1859
11740 Strong Hong
Further papers handed to Dr. I. Anat. do nothing to suppress such a traffic. By Article passed. Two years ago, prints (of dissolute) could be seized in this trade & the Auctioneer prosecuted.
Of all Officials, the C. O. virtually has lent his power in the matter, as Admiralty is not a Privy Council having jurisdiction at home.
I have power to interfere, however I do not level such a trade.
With a thank, & simply solicit sanction with the proceedings against me & I am
Derange Country I love
R:
Peas &
Stong Hong
Further