CO129-058 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [8-10] — Page 384

Price Execution entrusted to parties being even remotely interested in the continuance that abuse.

5. I hope however, this question expecting the retrospective operation of the Ordinance must, naturally, diminish in importance as Time advances, the difficulties which your correspondence reports will have, in great measure, subsided before this distinction can reach you.

11058 HK 382 refusal on the part of the Bench to lead them on a point.

70 Closely interesting sanitary specially of it here that some of them are interested batches. interests of importance, quite apart with regard to Chichester Anstey that the clause is respecting, & do not understand on what ground the magistrates can have decided as they are. But the rest of his letter I do not understand, & he has probably succeeded in putting himself in the wrong as regards his interview with the magistrates.

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Price Execution entrusted to parties being even remotely interested in the continuance of that abuse.

5. I hope however, this question, expecting the retrospective operation of the Ordinance must, naturally, diminish in importance as Time advances, the difficulties which your correspondence reports will have, in great measure, subsided before this distinction can reach you.

11058 HK 382 refusal on the part of the Bench to lead them on a point.

70 Closely interesting sanitary specially of it here that some of them are interested batches. interests of importance, quite apart with regard to Chichester Anstey that the clause is respecting, & do not understand on what ground the magistrates can have decided as they are. But the rest of his letter I do not understand, & he has probably succeeded in putting himself in the wrong as regards his interview with the magistrates.

Am Diz 12.15