CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 130

Cd-Carries as practical foronor, then it will be only reupany

to uphold that arrang

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ement

& expect it with somewhat

fuater shingency.

A simpler coms still

would be to repeal. Those pervisions of the China dras Acts which

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render the imion of office, recepary.

But as

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I understand from refort

Fir.). Cowsing in his Chisere mission has contined to raise sorse unkward question, there might be in convenience in a Parliamentary discussion: asto

which Lord Clarendon will be

bitath to adrie.

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I think farther Vat the private

letter marked A stoned h confidentially answered, telling Sir JB. that if he wishes to fulfiore chance on sust pround, they must be publicly bought houted. as Lowever the better is to lir f. Ley, this would require his authority.

Hm Apl 11/55

I cutiil aque

with In Merivale

that if tri J. Rowsing desires a change-

arcangouniti.

in

the

he was

under whil

affinitul he should state the pounds for such a change Officially

I malis fuiste len tome. to the Cat: Office, in order tent in

Land When Bufetes might be in

hand then be retumes,

+ the only

arcus I can pin to is in theal Ihan later this canone witte hard tit

as 12/44

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