" slightest possible public interest
any
more
rave
If we in
Ave nave
of it we shall have to
request the hoitors to have the
goodness to stop then
their supply till they to more credit to their calling.".
In
My Despatch Miscellaneous AP/8 of 2310 August 1862 para. 19
I wote anticipating
in the condition
tank
F
an amelioration
the Press, and I did
Autre
so Knowing
some influcutial Gentlemen retired from China endexvouring in London to set a respectable paper afloat here and that Sir Stercules Robinson then at home on leave had been
consulted
on the
subject. So much
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Mathy however was shown (though the
evil was
fully admitted) that the
project fell to the ground.
I take the opportunity of
my
noting that in letter covering the Blue Book of 1859 (A. 472 of
May 1860 para: 29- forming
320
cnclome in Sir Bercules Robinsons Surpatch 1.86 17 3th July 1850) I again referred to the Press of the Colony and that in the Printed Blue Brooks laid before Parliament my My allusion to the Press was omitted. I have no doubt this was done with
Kindly motives towards myself. but I should not have offered and Is not offer
now
objection to the