CO129-064 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [8-10] — Page 107

and indeed peculiarly and somewhat embarrassingly

situated in the whole matter.

as

I am concerned

As for Mr Bridges' statements are perfectly correct.

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great

And I not been confined to the House by fever and consequent weakness and. inability to give much attention to publie matters it is probable there would have been less delay in Alum's liberation but the singular delicacy of Mr Bridges position will I am sure be duly consideral by you.

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Corroborative of Mis Bridges'

Statements I have desired

certain extracts from the Journal of the Governor

the Governor of the

of

Gaol to be attached to this

Despatch.

I have the honor tobe,

With the highest repet

J'is,

Your Mort Obedient Huruble Servant,

John Baum?