as
aw
argument against any policy
founded: on necessity for auch seizures
that now under
cari
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ideration. In any
case, however, and whether politic not, such seizures cannot be again pernnitted. Any similar attempt is lively, chinifore, to lead to very impleasant
results.
12.
this Excellway doubts not that
yar
will at once
Qu
the
great importance
of the questions raised by this correspondence, questions for the solution of which he
relies much
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your experience
I have No
fluence.
(signed) Cecil C. Smith,
Acting Colonial Secretary
(Poppy) No 185.
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British Consulate,
Canton, 9. November, 1867
I have the honor to asknew today
the receipt of your Despatch N.60s of the be instant, and to state in reply that I will communicate the contents to
His Bacelleury the Vice Roy, with a
recommendation on
ow my part that Sir
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the requisition of His Excellency Richard Groves Mae Donnell for the restoration of the Hum-po-Youn Junk to her owner be complied with
I have tr
B.
(Signed) D. Y. Kobertson.
The How, Cecil C. Smith,
Consul.
Acting Colonial, Secretary, Đông tổng