CO129-077 - Sir Robinson - 1860 [1-6] — Page 138

Due to the nature of the input text, it appears to be a jumbled collection of words and characters from different languages, likely resulting from an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) scan of a historical document. The text contains a mix of English, Arabic, and other scripts, with some recognizable phrases and words, such as "Die 18 Notinten," "the Secretary of State," and "Ordinance for Salvage."

To proceed with the proofreading task as per the given instructions, I will attempt to identify coherent sections and apply the rules.

First, let's identify and isolate the English text that can be proofread:

"Die 18 Notinten. De Sargeant Flean & Jill the Feth of this CD 5045 ch I 15 tet 134 am ducited & the Secretary of State to ackn Aft ft No 29 of th 19 = Mant to last Eescorting instrations respecting the allowan or disallowance of th bes Adr. Nos of 1857 intituled 'be Ordinanc for Salvage and qui enterin Cores That Ardesian bri (ar gum Law Offers! Orige puity conside) at varsin with the an Imperial Prabuli, carnat le allowed to remain in"

Let's correct the identified English text:

"Die 18 Notinten." could be a date or a misrecognition; however, "Die 18" might mean "Died 18" or refer to a date in a different context.

"De Sargeant Flean & Jill" seems to be a misrecognition; it could potentially be "The Sergeant" or another title/name, but "Flean & Jill" is unclear.

"the Feth of this CD" is unclear; "Feth" might be a misrecognition of "date" or another word.

"5045 ch I 15 tet 134 am ducited" appears to be a mix of numbers and misrecognized words; "ducited" might be "cited."

"the Secretary of State to ackn" seems to be "the Secretary of State to acknowledge."

"Aft ft No 29 of th 19 = Mant to last" is unclear; it might refer to a document or date.

"Eescorting instrations respecting the allowan or disallowance of th bes Adr. Nos of 1857" can be corrected to "Escorting instructions respecting the allowance or disallowance of the best Adr. Nos of 1857."

"intituled 'be Ordinanc for Salvage and qui enterin Cores" can be corrected to "intituled 'An Ordinance for Salvage and ... entering ...'"; "qui" is likely a misrecognition, possibly of "any" or another word.

"That Ardesian bri (ar gum Law Offers! Orige puity conside) at varsin with the an Imperial Prabuli, carnat le allowed to remain in" is heavily corrupted; a possible correction could be "That Ordinance being (or some Law Officers originally considered) at variance with an Imperial Proclamation, cannot be allowed to remain in."

After applying corrections and considering the rules for proofreading OCR output:

Die 18 Notinten. De Sargeant... becomes "Died 18 November. The Sergeant..." or a similar correction based on context.

A corrected and formatted version of the identifiable English text could be:

"Died 18 November. The Sergeant... the date of this CD 5045... I... 134 am cited & the Secretary of State to acknowledge... No 29 of the 19... to last. Escorting instructions respecting the allowance or disallowance of the best Adr. Nos of 1857 intituled 'An Ordinance for Salvage and ... entering ...' That Ordinance being (or some Law Officers originally considered) at variance with an Imperial Proclamation, cannot be allowed to remain in."

However, due to the extensive corruption and mixture of languages, a full correction is challenging without more context.

Page numbering information is not present in the provided snippet, so it cannot be preserved or added.

Given the constraints and the nature of the input, the output will be a simplified version focusing on correcting the identifiable English text.

Here is the output in HTML format as requested:

Died 18 November. The Sergeant... the date of this CD 5045... I... 134 am cited & the Secretary of State to acknowledge... No 29 of the 19... to last.

Escorting instructions respecting the allowance or disallowance of the best Adr. Nos of 1857 intituled 'An Ordinance for Salvage and ... entering ...'

That Ordinance being (or some Law Officers originally considered) at variance with an Imperial Proclamation, cannot be allowed to remain in.