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information
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Fa
imentant and serviceable to the
Colony.
24. The fourth charge is the
riginal bought by Mr Munow in his letter to your Grace of 7th May last, which he here swells into five. As now presented it is one that concerns the Excentive Council mose
olan myself individually, but as on receipt of your bancé's despatel
в under reply, and before receipt
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this printed letter of M. Manow,
I had taken steps to answer the
charge
as it then stood, it will be
N5.
sufficient
here
if I enclose correspondence
with the Attorney General to whom I sent all the papers in the
van
Kee-lung-por-own care, and who has certified that there is nothing in those papers to justify Mr. Murrow's imputation
25.
I do not wish to
appear
to
screen myself behind this strictly legal opinion. When Mr. Caldwell
in August 1853 signed the beclaration of ownership of the Lorcha Keelungpos-cin before me as Colonial Secretary, Sof
"
Course
Knew the purport of the declaration,
ん
formal document required by Ordinance
but I had no cause to doubt its correctness.