CO129-042 - Sir Bonham - 1853 [1-6] — Page 186

5.

the Commission have in

their able reports embraced

every thing of importance, and

therefore

any

further remarks

from me are almost superfluous.. I shall, therefore, conclude by " hoping that the labours

commission

may

this

meet with

the approval of your brace, and their zealous Hervations tená to the embodying of Rules and Regulations for the guidance of all shippers of Coolies to the Colonies, is as to guard against a recurrence of

of the tragedies which have so very recently recurred on board

of

several

vesels, and which

are too

fearful to contemplate.

6.

Your

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Grace will perceive

that happily the intended

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voyage of the "Emigrant has been abandoned, and the surviving Coolies sent back to their homes, by the agents of the versel, Mens Turner of:

7. Trusting that the steps

me on

the important

the Chinese

taken by question of hmigrants will meet with the approbation of your Grace,

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7.