An explanation by Telegraph of the previous telegram.
A Kalegram thus (3) to the effect of sending spies by telegraphic correspondence, asking whether in light of their Commodore they knew what.
Being Form.-London 5/137.)
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The following TELEGRAM Received at 190 from Cam...
explaining buying.
From Foreign No.
No. of Words
Sir H.A. Blake
inclined...
Dated 3 September
matter...
"Eastern Time CO 31100
Received C.O. 10.60 cm
A. F. 4/9 telegraphing 29 Aug
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