CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 189

cqpectation that I'directly Communicated with. Sir bonge

tree and states "that none such

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Icalled the attention of the Colonial Scutary to the Cieutenant formos Dupatches to yourself 17 14 and 15 (Legislative ) dated 12 F February - the first of which states that the Lieutenant Gorun "presumes it will be brought to your notice by His hüllency Sir Thu Bowring wlo precided at the Legislative Braucil during its concidivation and enactment" and the sccord expresses the "requet" of the Licctcuant Governor that he is not acquainted

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"with the circumstances cruneeted

with this ordinance which was passed by His kucellency Sin Iran Bowring who will doubtlu repat the particulars in a dispatch!" Now it was only a few minutes before the closing of the mail that I was aware the Lieutenant Gremo expected that I shoull write to you the subject. He conveyed to

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me no cupression

expression of any such

expectation.-

12. But I am glad of the

opportunity which the circunutanew attending the

passing of this

4205 Ordinance P / of /855 (the object of

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