22.
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impingued, the truck of this faste narrated by the Master at the time the conclusion, is irresistible that those faits, as admitted by Sir Rutherford Alcock, do sufficiently explain the presence of the respel in ad all leg Port and remove all n-treaty right to confiscate her.
22:
legal! I will further pay, now that the legal staters of the question is put corred footing, it harsh to turn on or even in last October therose a Chrong 15 monitos subsequently, and find fault with the evidence which he had then n produced), given evidence) when at the time he which half ago Mas Maras left at sea and a a year ww a a disabled condition and probably found and rebled by Pirates If itrise preop we er e itrey should have been and if they the Chinese Officers necesary or expected, originally demandeds were not demanded, because and Consul Robutsav erowardly thought they could never be material in relation to the right to confiscate, why should Presse a Cheong nau suffer for the mistake in have them committed by the Consul? was
23.
no reason to suppose that the MOS unjust to say susufficient. It is equally Mou that he has not- show what became of the missing Juuse, The truth is that Mo facts are sacsary to be proved, except the fact relating to the entry of the vessel into a new trew -treaty Post: Was it or was it not two- quite irrespective of what became
22.
23.
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impingued, the truck of this faste narrated
by
the Master at the time the conclusion.
is irresistible that those faits, as admitted by Sie Rustierford Alcors, do sufficiently explain the presence of the respel in ad
all leg
Port and remove all
n-treaty right to confiscate her.
22:
legal!
I will furstier pay, now that the
}}
legal" staters of the question is put
corred footing, it
its
harsh to turn on
or even in last October
therose a Chrong 15 monitos subsequently, and find fault with the evidence which he had
then
n produced),
given
evidence)
when at the time he
which
half ago
Mas
Maras
left at sea
and a
a year
ww
a
disabled condition and
probably found and rebled by Pirates
If itrise preop
we er e
itrey should have been and if they the Chinese Officers
necesary or expected,
originally demandeds
were not demanded, because
and Consul Robutsav
erowardly thought they could never be material in relation to the right to confiscate, why should Presse a Cheong
nau
suffer for the mistake in have them committed by the Consul?
was
23.
no reason to suppose that the
MOS
unjust to say
susufficient. It is equally
Mou
that he has not-
show what became of the missing Juuse,
The truth is that
Mo
facts
are
sacsary to be proved, except the fact. relating to the entry of the vessel into a
new
trew
-treaty Post: Was it or was it not
two- quite irrespective of what became
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