The question is whether from simple fear of possible collision we are to allow foreign Ships to use
our Colonial harbors
for a traffic which we have found it necessary to regulate strictly.
own
on the ships in order to prevent atrocious inhumanity-
past f
Z
2". Where a
no
consular officer is to be had he should be preferred but I would not altogether exempt Captains of Queen's ships from the duty of "visiting such ships in extreme Cases such as occurred in the Chincha Islands where no
Consular officer is to be had. 5- I quite
:concur with the Emigrant 4th also as to this point. The duty
imposed is purely ministerial & the Act will be worth little if the admiralty will not at least undertake this portion of
the work
We should acknowledge that the Admiralty ought to have been consulted regarding the oversight. For the rest I think we should send a copy of
the Emigrant's report with observations as above & state that if they do anticipate any risk
of collision with foreign powers in carrying out
the Act to the limited extent in which Mr Labouchere proposes
that the officers of H. M.
should be called on
to cooperate
as to state
the precise nature
of possible difficulties or risk which they apprehend. Mr Labouchere will consult Lord Clarendon on the subject
8 April
A city of the Companies might be cut to the
family, adults to be listed to haul at more in that way as effects could cause with Mercys News from Butt Thife of war being Bustled befales at Tea or in
Port at how infancy Marches the three we are to Count Capit
to the hill Port, if we could all the bet will be baked a
Still that I remain & hand pain with interference In twond with the refs of the hardstehen
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The question is whether from simple fear of popible collision we are to allow foriegn Ships to use
our Colonial harbors
for a traffic which we have formed it necessary to regulate stretty.
own
on the ships in order te- prevent atrocious inhumanity-
past f
Z
2". Where a
no
consular officer is to be had he sh be preferred but I would not altogether exempt Captening of Queen's ships from the duty of "visiting such ships in extreme Cases such as occurred in tur Chincha Islands who in care
Consular officer is to be had. 5- I quite
:concur with the Eming
Emigren 4th also as to this point. The duty
imposed is purely ministerial & the Act will be worth little of the admiralty will not at least undertaler this portion of
Bum work
We should acknowledge that the Admirets ought to have been committed vespres regnt at the oversight. For the rest I thich we shed send an copy of
of the Emis" (report with observations as above + state that if then do auterpate any risk
collisumm of with fough powers in carrying out
the art to the limited extent in Which Mr Labouchere proposes
that the officers of H. M.
should be called on
A will be so
good the precise natur_
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to cooperate
as to state
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possible difficulties to or risk which they apprehend. M. Labouchere will consult Lord Clarendon on the subject
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8 ap.
A city of the Companies Mepit Und be cut to the
fenuly. adult-e thy to be isted to haut at more in that way as effects exld ause with Mereys Newas fin Butt Thife of war seing Busted befales at Tea or in
Pont at how infache Marces the thee we to Conte Capit
to the hill Pont, if we clonde all the bet will be baked a
Stile that I reine & hand pain with interference In twond with the refs of the hardstehen
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