CO129-052 - Sir Bowring - 1855 [9-12] — Page 15

All of 5 June informing intention of legislating on the subject of Chinese immigration, it has been thought advisable to leave existing arrangements undisturbed till the receipt of further instructions.

I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships', Most obedient Humble Servant, John Bowring

See 10876 Harry Kurz Bu the Establishment.

He will believe that although contemplated, no Chinese Emigration Bill was introduced into Parliament last Sessions? If so, Sir J. Bowring ought to be so informed in Answer to the concluding sentence of his present Despatch.

Yes it was introduced and carried notwithstanding some difficulties entertained by Board of Trade. Surely it was communicated at once to Sir J. Bowring and to the Colonies concerned.

Mr Blackwood will know what was done for Ellesmere.

I find on enquiry that the reply to which No Ball refers has not been sent to Hong Kong - nor to the West Indies.

23rd June

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All of 5 June informing intention of legislating on the subject of Chinese immigration, it has been thought advisable to leave existing arrangements undisturbed till the receipt of further instructions.

I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships', Most obedient Humble Servant, John Bowring

See 10876 Harry Kurz Bu the Establishment.

He will believe that although contemplated, no Chinese Emigration Bill was introduced into Parliament last Sessions? If so, Sir J. Bowring ought to be so informed in Answer to the concluding sentence of his present Despatch. Yes it was introduced and carried notwithstanding some difficulties entertained by Board of Trade.

Surely it was communicated at once to Sir J. Bowring and to the Colonies concerned. Mr Blackwood will know what was done for Ellesmere.

I find on enquiry that the reply to which No Ball refers has not been sent to Hong Kong - nor to the West Indies.

23rd June

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