CO129-121 - Sir MacDonnell - 1867 [3-4] — Page 299

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(bry) M177.-

En 5796987

295

Colonial Secretary's office, Hong Kong, 9th April, 1867.

Sir,

In reply to your letter of 6th instant, which has been submitted for the opinion of the legal adviser of the Government, I am directed by His Excellency Sir Richard MacDonnell to state that your letter discloses a charge of Piracy jure Gentium against the crew of the "Pursee" and their detention on that charge is, of course, justifiable, but the prisoners should be brought up in the usual manner before the United States Consul.

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(bry) M177.- En 5796987 295 Colonial Secretary's office, Hong Kong, 9th April, 1867. Sir, In reply to your letter of 6th instant, which has been submitted for the opinion of the legal adviser of the Government, I am directed by His Excellency Sir Richard MacDonnell to state that your letter discloses a charge of Piracy jure Gentium against the crew of the "Pursee" and their detention on that charge is, of course, justifiable, but the prisoners should be brought up in the usual manner before the United States Consul.
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(bry) M177.- En 5796987 295 Colonial Secretary's office, Hong Kong, 9th April, 1867. Sir In reply to your your letter of oth Instant which has been submitted for the opinion of the legal advicer of the Government, dan directed by His Excellency Sir Richard MacDonnell to state that your letter discloses a charge of Piracy jure Centium the crew of the "Pursee" and their detention on that charge is of agamust course justifiable, but the prisoners should be brought up in the renal allen har United States Consul
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(bry) M177.-

En 5796987

295

Colonial Secretary's office, Hong Kong, 9th April, 1867.

Sir

In reply to your

your letter of oth

Instant which has been submitted for the opinion of the legal advicer of the Government, dan directed by His Excellency Sir Richard MacDonnell

to state that

your

letter discloses a

charge of Piracy jure Centium

the crew of the "Pursee" and their detention on that charge is of

agamust

course justifiable, but the prisoners should be brought up in the renal

allen har

United States Consul

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