"principle of Gaol administration laid down by the Secretary of State
His Excellency, referring to the case of Whang Thin Sing, who had been recommended for deportation, said he had hesitated about signing the order as he entertained grave doubt as to the convictions and as to the legality of some of the sentences rendered in the papers that constituted the justification for the order of Deportation and he had accordingly referred the papers to the Attorney General.
(In margin: To the Wong Wo-lung clause of letter No. 7 dated 17th January 1871)
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(Subject.) DESPATCH.
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Freedom of the Ports of the Philippine Archipelago.
Forwards correspondence with H.M. Consul at Manila.
W. H. Cory, Esq., 17 Oct 1870
(Minutes.)
M. Meader
This has reference to the Spanish Decree which M. Hervey wrote about. He had since sent a Protocol, which Lowenthal saw in No. 10138.
I incline to think that the best way of answering will be by sending him, for his information, the correspondence we have recently had with the P.D. vide No. 10546 - particularly the last letter from Govt.
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