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instance to a
Prussian
Subject; and it appears to Lord Grey that in
manner
like
the Governors of
1 British Colonies, in which
there are
tra
Agents of the
British Government capable
of granting relief, should be understood when performing ad Office for British
this good
Subjects to do so at the
expense of this Country; except in the ease of Colonial Subjects when the
concerned would be
upon to
Colony properly called
defray the charge. This rude
of
-pay
of requiring Calories to for the relief of Colonial Subjects was to Lord Grey
recommended
in
your
letter of the 20 lttimo. Ford considers that it would
lpey
be wholly inconsistent. in the Government of this
Country, inbile abier
the
claiming
eco
done in that letter repayment of relief ranted to Colonial subjects By agents of the lenited Kingdone, to refuse to pay out of the funds of tho United Kingdom relief grands by Colvices to subjects belo
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