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British humigration Ship Pride of the hanges."

2.

enclosed.

3.

The reply given is also

"In the "huphrates" case to

which reference is made, the

Members

of

the Marine Court

voted a certain sum to certain of their members, a proceeding to which Sir Stercules Robinson

naturally objected.

4.

I transmit the Gazette

in which the finding in that

Care

5.

was

published.

In the present instance however W. Whyte, the President of the Court, prefers a claim on

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the Board of Trade, and I shall

be glad to know what the practice

be, and how far

at home

may

M. Whyte is right in advancing

such claim.

behalf of the

Members, Official and unofficial, a Marine Court of Juquiry held in Houghong.

of a

I have the honor to be,

Jou

Sir,

Most Obedient Servant,

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