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of a
a man, woman,
under an
and child
}
"Order
for
the Conveyance
of Distressed British Leamen.
2.
of the
th
ext first, the Captain
the Occan Steamship Company's vessel Priam refused to take
the distressed people; but, at
the last moment,
he
changed
Writes
have di
his mind, and took them. I "I
I
It is, however, desirable that the Board of Trade should chiph
see the correspondence, for
the Captain of the vessel and his Agents are under the -
impression
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impression that the action of
the Harbour Master here has been somewhat arbitrary inconsiderate. It would be
and
well, therefore, if the Board would review the correspondence, in order that difficulties of a similar nature may be
more
effectually dealt with
in future.
3.
may
add that
this is a matter with
which I am
not sure
that