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Resident here named Krose a Cheng.
The Steamer AVGO ... the ... and ... ao/Ao ... this registered in their Port, very important I shall briefly as possible give a sinister narrative of the circumstances, before dealing with the arguments of Six Ructiv food alcun ... in support of Consul Robutson's proceedings in connection with the FOOD.
In my regret doing so, I must first express that when representing the matter to Mr Cardwell, I was ... I am now neither aware of the illegality of the ... nor of the very great claims, I which the owners Kust-o thing had on the ... au ... good offices of Her Majesty's Government, ... in my despatch represented to Mr Cardwell ... offering ... room for action on the part of the Consul except "ad miscricordiam, on the supposition that the "Prince Albert" had by the letter of the law irreparably incurred the penalty of total confiscation." My arguments were consequently directed to prove that the strict application of the Law was not necessary.
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Adling ... wow an ... Carnarvon notified to harsh mode that view Led ... in despatch (13th/14th September 1866) that Ford Stanley had informed Her Majesty's Minister at Posting that, although the right of the Chinese Government to enforce the penalty of forfeiture in such cases must not be disputed, might endeavor to obtain a mitigation of the sentence passed.
The "Prince Albert"
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