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present
regulation extremely embarrassing to all parties. I therefore beg to
recommend
that
Your Lordship's approval of the change proposed - viz: Commodore, whilst residing here and
flying his flag, shall always be
entitled to the same
uniform
precedence which at present places
the Chief Justice
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him
in the
absence
of the Vice Admiral.
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as is now
proposed is really
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expressly that I might
submit it for Your Lordship's
consideration. I do
20
the more
willingly because I feel that in question affecting Colonial precedency the Secretary of State for the Colonies should have the most potential voice.
2. I entirely
concur in the
views
of the Commodore
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expressly that I might
submit it for Your Lordship's
consideration. I do
20
the more
willingly because I feel that in question affecting Colonial precedency the Secretary of State for the Colonies should have the most potential voice.
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3. These changes happen at certain periods of the year frequently and to make the present regulation extremely embarrassing to all parties. I therefore beg to recommend that Your Lordship's approval of the change proposed - viz: Commodore, whilst residing here and flying his flag, shall always be entitled to the same uniform precedence which at present places the Chief Justice after him in the absence of the Vice Admiral.
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expressly that I might
submit it for Your Lordship's
consideration. I do
20
the more
willingly because I feel that in question affecting Colonial precedency the Secretary of State for the Colonies should have the most potential voice.
2. I entirely concur in the views of the Commodore ... which ... to the Rule, even while the Commodore's flag is flying, excepts and lowers his position here according to the accidental circumstance of the Vice Admiral of the Station being in or out of the Harbor.
3. These changes happen at certain periods of the year frequently and to make the present regulation extremely embarrassing to all parties. I therefore beg to recommend that Your Lordship's approval of the change proposed - viz: Commodore, whilst residing here and flying his flag, shall always be entitled to the same uniform precedence which at present places the Chief Justice after him in the absence of the Vice Admiral.
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