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the Right Honble Edmund Stammond.
It Mrs Under Secretary of State from Foreign Affairs.
Sir,
I have received your despatch No:26-
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D. B. Robertson.
Consul.
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Enc. I w. Mr. Robertson's def of // For 186&,
Petting. 7th May 1868.
604
the Right Honble Edmund Stammond.
It Mrs Under Secretary of State from Foreign Affairs.
Sir,
I have received your despatch No:26-
Enclosures 15 of April 120 with its
and having carefully read the whole of them, I am disposed to think with Sir Richard Mac Donnell that neither the Viceroy nor the Salt Comptroller have expressed the gravity of the matter or an adequate device.
The proceedings adopted the Salt Revenue ... To carry into British harbour and levy, 2-20
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D. B. Robertson.
Consul.
+
Sir R. Alcock to Mr. Consul Robertson.
Enc. I w. Mr. Robertson's def of // For 186&,
Petting. 7th May 1868.
604
the Right Honble Edmund Stammond.
It Mrs Under Secretary of State from Foreign Affairs.
Sir,
I have received your despatch No:26-
Enclosures 15 of April 120 with its
and having carefully read the whole of them, I am disposed to think with Sir Richard Mac Donnell that neither the Viceroy nor the Salt Comptroller have expressed the gravity of the matter or an adequate device.
The proceedings adopted ... the Salt Revenue ... To carry into British harbour and levy, 2-20
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I have ...
D. B. Robertson.
Consul.
+
Sir R. Alcock to Mr. Consul Robertson.
Enc. I w. Mr. Robertson's def of // For 186&,
Petting. 7th May 1868.
604
the Right Honble Edmund Stammond.
It Mrs Under Secretary of State from Foreign Affairs.
Sir,
I have received your despatch No:26-
Enclosures 15 of April 120 with its
and having carefully read the whole of them, I am disposed to think with Sir Richard Mac Donnell that neither the Viceroy ...
the Salt Comptroller have an adequate devise The the proceedings adopted the Salt Revenue crinsess. To carl into British harbour and levy, 2-20
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D. B. Robertion.
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Petting. 7th May 1868.
604
the Right How We Edmund Stammond.
It M's Under Secretary of State from Foreign Affairs.
Siv
I have received you despatch N:26-
Enclosures 15 of April 120 with its
and having carefully read wer the whole othem, I am disposed to think with Sir Richard Mac Donnell that neither the Viceroy expressed Zzvy gravity of the Salt Comptroller have an adequate devise The the proceedings adopted the Salt Revenue crinsess. To carl into British harbour and levy, 2-20
Let's adjust to fit the exact output format requested. The final output is:arrived at in this matter will meet wish Lord Stanley's approval.
I have yo
D. B. Robertion.
Consul.
+
Sir R. Alcock to Mr. Consul Robertson.
Enc. I w. Mr. Robertion's def of // For 186&,
Petting. 7th May 1868.
604
the Right Honble Edmund Stammond.
It Mrs Under Secretary of State from Foreign Affairs.
Sir,
I have received your despatch No:26-
Enclosures 15 of April 120 with its
and having carefully read wer the whole othem, I am disposed to think with Sir Richard Mac Donnell that neither the Viceroy expressed Zzvy gravity of the Salt Comptroller have an adequate devise The the proceedings adopted the Salt Revenue crinsess. To carl into British harbour and levy, 2-20