It appears from these papers that the conditions asked for by the Telegraph Company for laying the Telegraphic line are:
1. A pecuniary Subvention. 2. A grant of Land
3. ...that...as sites...for buildings &c.
4. A Monopoly of the Service...for a term of years.
In reply I am to request...you...will inform Mr Cardwell that the two first conditions are such as may be decided by the Colonial and Home Governments without apparent difficulty but regards...as...the concession of a monopoly for a period however short
My Lords entirely concur in the opinion of Mr. Cardwell that it is one that should on no account be made.
I have the honor to be
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Emerson Tennent
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appears from these papers that the conditions asked for by the Telegraph bompany for laying the Telegraphic line are:
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A pecuniary Subvention. 2. A grant of Land
3.
that
as sites
for buildings &c.
A. Monopoly of the Service
for a term of years.
In reply I am to request.
you
will inform Mr
bardwell that the two first
r.
Short
My
139
Lords
entirely
concur
in the opinion of Mr. Cardwell
that it is one
that should on
no account be made.
I have the honor to be
Sir.
Your obedient Sewant,
Kmerson Tennent
conditions are such as
be
may
decided by
the leolonial and
Home Governments without
apparent difficulty bret
regardo
as
the concession of a
monopoly for a period however,
short
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