CO129-046 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1854 [5-19／8] — Page 351

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secondary punishment, cren if such could be legally awarded in place of Francinitation.

I should add in conclucion

that these

a

four petition to me

mien

have addressed

that

praying

means be taken to give full effect

to their respective Sentences and

the

to their health

representing injury consequent on long continement

in this Climate!

I have the honor to be

With the highest respect,

Sir

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In Merivale

This binifs onse

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question

about the

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disposal of

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Crimes in the tro

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guilty of serious

cal Colonies. Even as

as ctis Soldier, you will see ore difficulty

of Gestring

him to Western Australs. There

CA

objection to sending the

Military Courroiets home

Convey

Could be more easily procu

Ichrick it might be worth white to allow

an option to ct is effice

to ctis effect in the Circular

Which is about ti

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So

to the governons of the

thie Cape

But even to

Englans a passage for a convict may be difficult to obtain; and there still. Remains the question about

estion about Civil European

offenders

war Peel

7.98 27th Del.

I II Her plain that tranfit?

of Sunshian military courich by Westion bushatin from East Indian Comes comast

to camed out.

2. Some instruction are charly

:quisit as to the transportation of unspenn Civil convicts from those colonies. het I

Commst say what,

what, wit

1 kaiming

the noin

I foremment on the subject. You are

ausie that the Courts in the Presidences