CO129-067 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [1-4] — Page 392

the Ship. John Calvin" was

and properly equipped

fitteds

for

the

purpose.

that therr.

was ample provisions, space.

" and accommodation in the .

Ship for

the accumber of posscupers

taken in the ship, that the

God, and that the act

in

mortality

arose alone

from the

Act

of

of this

"not ba

"Excess of

the Emigration Officer

landing

all on board. in

the. 81 named in the

"Certificals may

The owners..

have misted.

From what fell from His Honor. thr. Chiff Justier and the

General Howords. the Alternry Gurral. in

the

course.

of

389

the trial we betivos.

we are Corrsch in

they quits

of opinion

ling that

stati

stating concur in this Experession

and wr would

this.

park of ther Sury. therefore. Solicit

from His Excettway thr. Eovenier the indulgence that he would

directions

give

for stay of Execution

for the penalty.

involved in

the verdich until the matter

br . brought to the notior of Her Majestips Coornment, and the pleasure of the Majesty be. known therson.

We have to

(Signed) Lyall Still ve J. Cords.

Tour Copy

Acting Colonial Secretary