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could have got such their plea, and left this harbor bust East. booking ome going West and the other every bay and ever-hauling. looking into every funk or boat which could shelter Such Marauders.
from the Gambling Licences than this addition to the customary proposed provision of the colony for detecting and hemming in Criminal disturbers of the Public peace.
M. The difficulty of escape would in fact be so partially marred that I question, if we should have many more such attempts, at least after one good lesson to the effect of the increased means at disposal of Government for suppressing them.
12. I cannot therefore fancy any system likely to meet for suppressing the views of the Duke of Buckingham affording a more legitimate field for expending a portion of the fees received.
I therefore consider that although, partly from the press of other business and partly from the general uncertainty which seemed to envelop the whole subject of the appropriation of the Licence fees, I have not as yet specially drawn the attention of the Secretary of State to the justice of devoting a portion of that fund to defraying the cost of maintaining an effective net of Police Posts, Telegraph Wires, Boats, and Patrols as above devoted, it may safely be assumed that
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could huve yot uch their pleam, and left
this harbor
bust
East. booking
ome
going West and the other
every bay and everhauling.
looking into every
every funk or boat which could shelter
Such Marauders.
from the Gambling Licences than this
addition to the customary
proposed
provision of the belony for detecting und hemming
in Criminal disturbers of the
Public peace.
M. The difficulty of escape
would
in fact
13.
los po balfially mariased that I question, if we phould haver many more such havermany fattempts, at least after
one
good lepon
або
to the effect of the increased means at
disposal of Govenment for suppressing.
them.
12. Scannot therefore fancy any system likely to meet
for suppriping
the views
。
crime
more
of the Duke of Buckingham a mure legitimate field for
afferding a mure legitimate.
eccpending a portion of the fees received
of
I therefore consider that although,
partly from the press of other busines
and
pantly from the general uncertainty which seemed to envelop the whole subject
of the apprcfication of the Licence fees, I have not as yet specially
drawn the
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attention of the Secretary of Siate to the justice of devating a portion of that fund to depaying the cost of matting.
effective net of Police Pasts. Telegraphe Wires. Mouds and Patrols to as aberve devorited, it may safely be assumed that
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