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From or to whom.
No.
Despatch No.
Date.
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Lieut-Governor
F.
168
Napier Broome.
April 21, 1888 (Rec. May 6, 1888.)
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To Governor Sie J.
202
June 11, 1888
P. Hennessy.
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Governor Sir J. P.
Hennemy.
$7
June 18, 1888 (Reo. July 16, 1888.)
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Governor Sir J. P.
Hennessy.
198
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To Governor Sir J. P. (Confl-
Hennessy.
dential.)
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Governor Sir J. P.
Hennessy.
283
284
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Ditto
Ditto
808
9
Ditto
306
August 14, 1883 (Res. Sept, 10, 1888.)
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November 27, 1888
Dec. 12, 1883 (Rec. Jan. 24, 1884)
Dec. 18, 1883 (Reo. Jan. 34, 1884.)
Dec. 81, 1683 (Reo. Jan. 94, 1884.)
Dea. 81, 1888 (Rec. Jan. 24, 1884.)
Subject.
Stating that the "Constitutional "Reform Committee” have re- requested Mr. G. Guibert 2 proceed to England to explain the motives of the movement for a change in the political conati- tution of Mauritius.
that Stating
Her Majesty's Government have been unable to advise Her Majesty to comply with the prayer of the petition for a change in the constitution of the Council of Government, but that they are willing to make certain specified alters- tions.
Transmitting copy of an address from the Committee for Con- stitutional Reforms, with copy of his reply thereto.
Transmitting copy Minuta with which Governor ad before Executive Council, Becretary of State's Despatch of 11th June,–| respecting the petition addres sed to the Queen in October 1882 for a change in the con- stitution of the Council of Government.
Informing him that Mr. G. Guibert presented himself at the Colonial Office and expressed his viewI to Secretary of State on the subject of the Reform Com- mitten in Mauritius,
Reporting that on the 11th Decem- ber he called the attention of the Council of Government to Secretary of State's Despatch of the 11th June, and expressed a hope that the members would favour him with their views thereon.
Transmitting notions of resolutions on constitutional reforms given by the Hon. L. L. Raoul and Sir Virgile Nak.
Enclosing copies of a correspond- dence with the Hon. L. Raoul, who had asked that Mr. Pelleresu might be allowed to represent the Reform Committee in England, but Governor has declined to noosde to this request.
Transmitting, with observations, the resolutions arrived at by the Council on the scheme 000- tained in Lord Derby's Despatch of the 11th June.
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Despatch No.
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Governor Sir J. P.
Hennessy.
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Subject.
Page.
Jan. 27, 1884 (Rer. Feb. 22, 1884.)
Jan. 27, 1884. (Rec. Feb. 22, 1884.)
Transmitting, with observations thereon, copies of the various speeches delivered in the Council for and against the two resolu- tions in favour of a reform of the Council.
Transmitting copy of a letter and enclosure from Mr. Antelme to
the Secretary of State giving his reasons for not concurring in the opinion recorded by the Council of Government in favour of the partial introduction of the elective system.
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