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Graciens Majesty.
I trust that this ... will meet with Your Lordships' approval, sanction and ...
Shave the honor to be, with the highest respect, Your Lordships' Most Obedient, Humble servant,
Bath.
77.15.
Should this be approved?
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hir Elliott - Can this be right?
M20. I could recommend that the Governor be customed to release Prisoners as part of the proceedings in observance of Her Majesty's Birthday, but that he should only liberate them from time to time according to the merits of their cases, and with reference to their conduct in Prison.
And that he should forward a report of his grounds of decision at the same time.
On the present occasion it appears, by the returns which he has transmitted in his Despatch within ... atrocious ... are void of explanation, that he has thought proper to let loose upon society men convicted of atrocious crimes such as murder, Robbery and piracy, some of them after they had only been a few months in Prison, as a mark of rejoicing on Her Majesty's Birthday. I think that this is an unjustifiable act on which Sir John Bowring ought to receive an expression of serious displeasure.
Most improper, and above all improper in a pupil of Bentham and an Editor of his works - Non mand ... in ... doubt, for following the example of the King of Oudh, the last potentate that I ... who committed an act of such atrocious authority ... P. Jey...
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Graciens Majesty.
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With the highest respect,
Fördships, Yer
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Most Obedient. Hemble servant,
Bath.
77.15.
Should this be approved?
180af
hir Elliott - Can this be right?
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men Caroicted of ative Society Crimes such as murder, Robbery and
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to receive an expression
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