CO129-067 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [1-4] — Page 318

The number of those

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rases.. some pointed out bef the Chief Justice _ come by the Regist practitioners, of the two branches of the profession- and other's remarked by myself in the course of parties_ is now sufficiently large to excuse me for troubling His Cauthraywiths the punsals The of the enclouds Draught of an "Uydivanced for thank her freme soust, whirls have this morning completed).

I beg to explain the

Clouses in their order.

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I . This Clause is intendeds to pemovedorebts of much gracity as to the ponstruction of the Thegula Generalis

W. The inconvenience of the existing arrangement being very genually complained of, as falling either about the time of arrivals or that of departures of the European Mail, (or both) I have adopted a proposal made to me from more thansons quarter

Sky Excellency. in submitting this Clouse for M. The wank of as holidays. of sufficient duration for -sanitary purposes during the