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and the animus with which he not only

justifies

his violence, but encour

to do the like,

regretted.

are

encourages

very much to be Very

I have consulted with

others

my

Council as to the remedy for the future,

und it appears that the mere Esdinance Nr. 2 of 18/04 ( the

repeal of

only

one

}

justice

to our

ally, and the other

Sir Thomas

immediately von doing it.

Cochrane, who is

going

home

in

his

Flag ship, will at any time inform

your Lordship that Mr. Hulme is an

We have often

habitual drunkard.

witnessed and deplored it together: the

which inables the judge to interfere / will do effecturally. That Ordinance is in fact not only redundant, being

supplied by

much better one

Avr

a

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but it is also inconsistent and

at variance with the latter Ordinance,

and

therefore

better

repealed.

It will never answer to have

two Plenipotentiaries

in China, one

one dining justice

General told nee

be was

afraid

to

ask W. Hulme to dinner since the

occasion when be rolled against

the

Sentry at his house, and then fell

The sooner Silenus

flat upon his back.

gives up officiating

in the temple of

Themis the better, and a sober.

judge on £2000 per Annum. ( an

ample

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