CO129-043 - Sir Bonham - 1853 [7-12] — Page 106

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They all profess to be guided by liberal

views. Their circulation I believe to

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Lay,

must not be looked whon as

offering any Their contents

to

type of the public mind.

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doubt

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at times

verations to the public authorities,

but they do no real harm to any one,

the value

their remarks being F estimated at their actual with.

Fair circulation is considerable, as

they cach contain Prices Current, and afford therefore

rindy means

the merchants here to keep their

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constituents in Angland

England and cliewhere informed of the state of our markets, the information this

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afforded being in the first instruee

furnished to the holitors Marchants themselves.

by the

some years past the "China

4. For Mail" has been "the

rean f publicking official communications, and during the past five years have continued it as such; but of

late its columns have contained such virulent and ill founded, and I truly believe malicious attacks on myself and others, that I have determined_

to have no further councction with the

paper,

means

and to seek for

some other

of making known such information as it is desirable from