suppression of
an illicit trade.
With reference to the remarks of Sir R. Macdonald relative to the alleged conduct of Mr. Rutherford Alcock and Mr. Robert Robertson, in not having kept him properly informed of the intention of the Chinese Authorities to establish these Customs Stations My Lords have no observations to make, as it appears to them, to be a matter entirely for the consideration of
His Excellency, and the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
I have the honor to be
Sir
Your obedient Servant.
Yours faithfully
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sexppression of
an illicit trades.
With reference to the remarks of Sir R. Macdonald relative to the alleged conduct of Fire Peitherford Alcock and Mrr lovvroul Robertson, in not having kepts him prosperely informed of the intention of the Chinese Authorities to establish these Customs Stations My Lords have no observations to make, as it appears to them, to be a matter entirely for the consideration of
his "prace, and the Seanetary of Slate for Foreign Affaris.
I have the honor to be
Sir
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Your obedient Sewant.
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