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N. 27, of 1846.-

Inclosure No in Despatch

Memorandum..

RECEIVED

AUG 2

1844

2881

As regards the first point of Mr. Seale's letter, I am - after the fullest consideration decidedly of opinion, that all Service Letters which may pass through the Port office here, whether coming from, or going to India (or elsewhere) should be exempted from Postage pending a reference to England; and until some arrangement shall be made between Her Majesty's Government and that of the East India Company, and shall be publicly notified for the information and guidance of all Departments and Official Functionaries.

The whole of the Troops serving in

Reply to Enclosure N.5. 18th April, 1844.

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N. 27, of 1846.- Inclosure No in Despatch Memorandum.. RECEIVED AUG 2 1844 2881 As regards the first point of Mr. Seale's letter, I am - after the fullest consideration decidedly of opinion, that all Service Letters which may pass through the Port office here, whether coming from, or going to India (or elsewhere) should be exempted from Postage pending a reference to England; and until some arrangement shall be made between Her Majesty's Government and that of the East India Company, and shall be publicly notified for the information and guidance of all Departments and Official Functionaries. The whole of the Troops serving in Reply to Enclosure N.5. 18th April, 1844.

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N. 27, of 1846.- Inclosure No bin Despatch - Memorandum.. RECEIVED AUG 2 1844 2881 As regards the first point of Mr. Seales letter, I am - after the - - to India fullest consideration decidedly of opinion, that all Service. "Letters which may pase through the Port office here. whether coming from, or going (or elsewhere ) should be exempted from -Postage pending a reference to England; and until. come arrangement- shall- be made. between Her Majesty's Government and that of the East- India Company, and shall be ___ publicly notified for the information. and guidance of all Departments and. Official Functionaries. The whole of the Troops serving in Reply to Enclosure N.5. 18th April, 184le.

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N. 27, of 1846.-

Inclosure No bin Despatch

Memorandum..

RECEIVED

AUG 2

1844

2881

As regards the first point of Mr. Seales letter, I am - after the

to India

fullest consideration decidedly of opinion, that all Service. "Letters which may pase through the Port office here.

whether coming from, or going (or elsewhere ) should be exempted from -Postage pending a reference to England; and until. come arrangement- shall- be made. between Her Majesty's Government and that of the East- India Company, and shall be ___ publicly notified for the information. and guidance of all Departments and. Official Functionaries.

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