For special leave to appeal, is a matter which does not strictly concern the Appellate jurisdiction of the Privy Council; but such a power would obviously operate very harshly on suitors who have obtained a decree in the Colonial Courts and who are therefore entitled to have the benefit of it. It would in fact be a severe hardship, instead...

Decree absolute

Jam, sir,

Your obedient servant

Arthur Helps

C.O. 456 Housing 4543 Indexed 172 6 May 1872 Julian Pauncefote 26,pe Mcr. 2

MINUTE.

3 pasiz Mr. Meade 3 Mr. Holland, Mcr. Herbert Mer. Hugessen. Lord Kimberley.

30 April/72

With reference to your letter dated the 18th April, I am directed by the Earl of Kimberley to forward to you a copy of a letter from the Council office, respecting appeals to H.M. in Council from the Supreme Court of Hongkong.

Jam RHM. Ind Cers

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