of overt acts of sedition, and it is
especially as a preventive measure
that the Hongkong Government wants these
powers.
Draft/consideration herewith.
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to the above quelin is?
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bait for
Sir G. Grindle.
We possess a collection of Unrepealed General Indian Acts, together with a comprehensive Index thereto, but I cannot trace any Act that will answer your query.
The "Foreigners" Act of 1864, which in other circumstances might have met the case, excludes natural børn British subjects from the operation of any of its provisions. (See sec 1 of Act in annexed file
-
Reprint No.2).
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