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despatch promisin & Bacaring

Масси transmitting a notification

which he had ipued to explaine

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the words unlawful Kaffic in

Coolies used in a

used in a previous

proclamation, and desiring

instructions for the guidance of the Consuls acting as lungsar

-tion Officers Eucigration is forbidden, not only by the gueral, but to some extent obsolete, national Law, authyrecent proclaciations. _He presume that wherever the

prohibitions against denigration

inforce, either

at those Ports where

are

as neat

having pallen into desertude

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oras having been revived by recent proclamations, Her

Consuls must respect,

Magestip

and require all St. M. subjecti

to respect, thein. This only where the daw has been allowed to fall into disuse that migration under the control of the Bribish fonsuls could be permitted. It may be expected, however, that quration will be very much affected by the negociations which the Earl of Elgar has bee directed to open with the Govern- -mrut of Checca on the subject

of Serigration.

this

5. The third letter from the Foreign Office (9 October) encloses

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