copy of this &M. Heming (while he is in England) and ask for
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expressin
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way
of his views as to the best dealing witte their difficult question
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I solicit the favour of
very
cordial thanks
your expressing wetate for the colonies
to the
cretary of
for
the
ovol g
service already
already done to seamen by the "Correspondence
on the
" subject of Sunday Labour in the
"Colonies"," Parliamentary
which has been so
remitted to the cloissions to Seamen.
Paper
6348, a
copy of
Rindly
by your
our letter of
22
"" albay 1891.
Me ay
offer
the
Ben
I also venture to
the following observations
"Correspondence": -
1. In almost all
countries
of
Christendom restrictions are placed on the working of cargoes in their ports on Sundays, either by General laws, or by local municipal or dock regulations.
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rule, it is
necessary for ships to obtain special permission to
work