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nature

of

the

ugulations with which

be would have to comply

16.

Your Grace would seem

to be under the impression that

Mr. Thomsett's visit to the vessel on

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treated or

regular examination of the Coolies could take place, they

had

were well

any

complaints

to make.

17.

& Mr. Konnsett hat

suspected

the 31st of August

Avas

the

purpose of inspecting then before

: allowing her to proceed again to sea.

was otherwise. Before

The fact

the vessel could in her damaged condition have complied with all

the nee

the

necessary regulations, several weeks must have clapsed, and

object of

Mor Housetts visić merely to ascertain whether in the meanwhile, before the

Mas

on his visit that the Coolies had been Kidnapped, it would have been his duly without waiting for the regular cxamination of them to take

ofor their immediate liberation; but after seeing them he dish not suspect that they had been unfairly come by, and although in this he was received, it does not appear to have been

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