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to the United Kingdom. The effect of any attempt to throw on the Colony of
Bermuda
or
other Colony,
upon any
or
any foreign State, the expense of relieving Shipwrecked British Subjects would be to prevent relief being afforded to them
at all
3. Lord Grey is therefore strongly of opinion that so
present relief
far as
the
whether in the passages provided,
incurred
or
the expenses
thus incurred,
has been afforded to British
Subjects
Subjects belonging to the United Kingdom, the charge
should be borne
by
the
Funds of this Country. Lord Grey
would propose
that Colonial Governments affording relief to the subjects
of other Colonial Governments
or
of foreign
States should
be understood to do
so at
their
own
risk,
and
any
claims
which
may
thus arise
upon
foreign Governments should
be communicated to this Office in order that the Secretary of State for the
Foreign
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to the united kingdour. The effect of any attempt to throw on the Colony of
Bermuda
ar
other Colony,-
upon any
ar
any foreign Deate, the expense of relicon -ing Shipwrecked British Subjects would be to preaut relief beary afforded to theme
=
at all
3. Lord Grey is therefore Strongly of afinion that so
present relief
far as
the
whether in the passages provided,
incurred
ur
the expences
cho sprat,
has been afforded to British
Subjects
Subjects belonging to the United Kingdom, the charge
hould be borne
by
the
Funds of this Country Lord Grey
would propase
that Estonial Governmente affording relief to the subject.
of other Colonial Governments
ar
of farcign
States should
be understood to da
their
bub
any
may
responsibility,
which
demands.
thus arise
upon
farcign Goacrements should
be communicated to this Office in order that the Secretary of State for the
Farrigu
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