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I toebt, much, whether the proposed Ordinance) is werranked by international Law, as it af pears to carry Colonial perisdiation into

end I am

foreign sritny, and on foreign ships I am given to undres land that if passed, the Ordinance mill lead to remonstrances on the part of the Representatives

of foreign gove

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today ins their leges latiors Council

as was was

deirous of sex-taining

what view the Members would

toke of the principles involved

in the Ordinance – but I shall

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not proceed for ther in passing

the Ordinance) until Fascertain that yo

I you do not deem that principles objectionable

The Votes in the s

Council were-

For the second speading-

M. Sardine

Aprading

Chief Magistrats Purveys General Coherent

Treasurer Morney General Chief stuctive Against-

Mr Dent

Lyall Acting Colonial foretary