CO129-114 - MacDonnell - 1866 [7-8] — Page 157

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this despatch up orting

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the

a Piratial

Fleet of 22 Junks.

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regret felt by

of the expedition is a high

:stimony to the north of the deceased.

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Salesfaction

with

the

I have the hover to be

Sir,

You

most obedunt sercant,

Richardframes Mardimeth

Governor.

a mat sumsiful & creditalle affair, and I think

it not be Broad descicled Bot

Aday as a prouedig abeth appear to reflect greal credit de Offum & min conurend.

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# VILLANAT

of effective action, but though the field

of labor is extensive I

am more

convinced that the suppression of Piracy

is a feasible

and practicable undertaking. It is very gratifying that the Mandarin who accompanied the expedition should have

reported the

Destruction

of

a Piratical

Fleet of 22 Junks.

154

Copy of despatch & F.O. for

information

to

Admiral.

A

...

has been stilled in the gulf owing to his own

loss on A. will be difficult

and imprudent to expose if not impossible adequately to supply his place I have therefore not failed through the Consul to report to the Vice Roy my

views at this juncture, and the

the

Officers and

Men

...

wide ...

are ripe for ... and

and some

Mis...

regret felt by

the expedition is a high

testimony to the worth of the deceased.

Sir F. Rage. 25 Sept ...

acknowledge.

Satisfaction

with

the

I have the honor to be

Sir,

Your

most obedient servant,

Richard Graves MacDonnell

Governor.

a most successful & creditable affair, and I think

it should not be broadly disclosed But

Aday as a proceeding which appears to reflect great credit on Offum & men concerned.

acknt with 5188.

R.

VILLANAT

of effective action, but though the field

of labor is extensive I

am more

convinced that the suppression of Piracy

is a feasible

and practicable undertaking. It is very gratifying that the Mandarin who accompanied the expedition should have

reported the

Destruction

of

a Piratical

Fleet of 22 Junks.

154

Copy of despatch & F.O. for

information

to

Admiral.

A

has been stilled in the gulf owing to his own

loss on A. will be difficult

and imprudent to expose if not impossible adequately to supply his place I have therefore not failed through the Consul to report to the Vice Roy my

views at this juncture, and the

Officers and

Men

are ... for ... and

and some

regret felt by

the expedition is a high

testimony to the worth of the deceased.

Sir F. Rage. 25 Sept

acknowledge.

Satisfaction

with

the

I have the honor to be

Sir,

Your

most obedient servant,

Richard Graves MacDonnell

Governor.

a most successful & creditable affair, and I think

it should not be broadly disclosed But

Aday as a proceeding which appears to reflect great credit on Offum & men concerned.

acknt with 5188.

R.