CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 144

be considered the best

exponent of the rights of belligerente and neutrals.. having

3. Great inconvenience

arison from the circumstance of the Magistrates being unprovided with the recent Acts of Parliament relating to Shipping, it is of sunch importance that all Parliamentry Nets be forwarded to the Colony by the earliest Overland Mail.

4. The London Gazettes which are now transmitted at long fintervals would be of more service if forwarded every Mail I have the honor to request

be

that the Colonial Agent

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directed to make note of there

points, by giving effect to which although they appear. trivial, the Public Service in this Colony- would be greatly advanced.

I have the hour to be With the highest respect.

Sir,

Your Most Obedient Aumble Sewant,

Macie