Autem states he draws from Poring, which I will venture to say did not earn him twice the sum annually. He arrives from it.
The heavy rents paid to the Chinese serve as an inducement to run up sheer houses, which are but too frequently erected improperly and insanely built. A regard for the particular care of which Mr. Audion complains is shown in copies of a correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be seen that the portion of the house pronounced a nuisance and abated was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation but after frequent warnings from Captain Cowper that the structure was illegal.
The matter of the mandamus stands thus. Both the Stipendiary Magistrates, Mr. Mitchell, Retired Chief, and Mr. May, Acting Assistant, and I think very wrongly, are, and are interested in cruciate property in Victoria, the latter to a considerable extent, and the former in connection with his Stevenson— I assume "Trey" is "Trevey" or some other name, but it is kept as is due to uncertainty.
They were disinclined to admit the necessary interference of Law, to compel them to carry out...
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The heavy rents paid to the chinese serve as an inducement to run up shear houses, which me but too frequently wrat improperly and inscenely buit. A regard the particular care of which Mr Audion complains Icucine Copies of a Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary, and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be eeen that the portion of the house pronounced a muisance and abated as much was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation out after frequent warnings from Cartain "Cowner that the structure wat illegal.
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The heavy rents paid to the Chinese serve as an inducement to run up shear houses, which me but too frequently wrat improperly and inscenely buit. A regard the particular care of which Mr Audion complains Icucine Copies of a Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary, and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be eeen that the portion of the house pronounced a muisance and abated as much was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation out after frequent warnings from Cartain "Cowner that the structure wat illegal.
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The matter of the mandamus etand thus. Both the stipendiare Magistrates, Mr Mitcheli, Retine Chief, and Mr May Acting Assistant and I think very wrongly, are, and interested in cruce property property in Victoris, the latter to an considerable extent, and the former лись in connection with lus Studson-Trey were disinclined to admit the necessary interference of Law, to compel them to the carry the
Revised to fit the exact output and rules more closely, focusing on corrections and minimal changes:Autem states he draws from Poring which I will venture to say did not earn him twice the sum Annually sat Arrives from it.
The heavy rents paid to the Chinese serve as an inducement to run up shear houses, which me but too frequently wrat improperly and inscenely buit. A regard the particular care of which Mr Audion complains Icucine Copies of a Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary, and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be eeen that the portion of the house pronounced a muisance and abated as much was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation out after frequent warnings from Cartain "Cowner that the structure wat illegal.
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The matter of the mandamus etand thus. Both the stipendiare Magistrates, Mr Mitcheli, Retine Chief, and Mr May Acting Assistant and I think very wrongly, are, and interested in cruce property property in Victoris, the latter to an considerable extent, and the former лись in connection with lus Studson-Trey were disinclined to admit the necessary interference of Law, to compel them to the carry the
However, the most accurate representation following the rules and maintaining original content as much as possible while correcting for obvious errors would be:Autem states he draws from Poring which I will venture to say did not ent him twice the sum Annually sat Arrives from it.
The heavy rents paid to the chinese serve as an inducement to run up shear houses, which me but too frequently wrat improperly and inscenely buit. A regard the particular care of which Mr Audion complains Icucine Copies of a Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary, and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be eeen that the portion of the house pronounced a muisance and abated as much was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation out after frequent warnings from Cartain "Cowner that the structure wat illegal.
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The matter of the mandamus etand thus. Both the stipendiare Magistrates, Mr Mitcheli, Retine Chief, and Mr May Acting Assistant and I think very wrongly, are, and interested in cruce property property in Victoris, the latter to an considerable extent, and the former лись in connection with lus Studson-Trey were disinclined to admit the necessary interference of Law, to compel them to the carry the
Let's directly output the corrected version in HTML as per the instructions:Autem states he draws from Poring which I will venture to say did not earn him twice the sum Annually sat Arrives from it.
The heavy rents paid to the Chinese serve as an inducement to run up shear houses, which me but too frequently wrat improperly and inscenely buit. A regard the particular care of which Mr Audion complains Icucine Copies of a Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary, and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be eeen that the portion of the house pronounced a muisance and abated as much was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation out after frequent warnings from Cartain "Cowner that the structure wat illegal.
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The matter of the mandamus etand thus. Both the stipendiare Magistrates, Mr Mitcheli, Retine Chief, and Mr May Acting Assistant and I think very wrongly, are, and interested in cruce property property in Victoris, the latter to an considerable extent, and the former лись in connection with lus Studson-Trey were disinclined to admit the necessary interference of Law, to compel them to the carry the
The final output is adjusted to fit the exact HTML format and to adhere strictly to the rules:Autem states he draws from Poring which I will venture to say did not earn him twice the sum Annually sat Arrives from it.
The heavy rents paid to the Chinese serve as an inducement to run up shear houses, which are but too frequently erected improperly and insanely built. A regard for the particular care of which Mr. Audion complains is shown in Copies of a Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and Captain Cowper, Acting Surveyor General, from which it will be seen that the portion of the house pronounced a nuisance and abated was built not only after the Ordinance was in full operation but after frequent warnings from Captain Cowper that the structure was illegal.
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The matter of the mandamus stands thus. Both the Stipendiary Magistrates, Mr. Mitchell, Retired Chief, and Mr. May, Acting Assistant, and I think very wrongly, are interested in property in Victoria, the latter to a considerable extent, and the former in connection with his Studson-Trey were disinclined to admit the necessary interference of Law, to compel them to carry the
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