CO129-143 - Sir MacDonnell - 1870 [1-2] — Page 399

2.

I have the honor to submit after

consultation with the Attorney General

the enclosures therein contained.

o els

3. 397

aw

and evidently Mr Murdoch inconsistency in the theory arrived)

and the pradice followed:

All misconception will

doubt be removed when it is

the following last despatch

remarks

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You Lordship's

ow

The same

subject and No

194

19th Oct. 1869. F.C.

of the

3.

71001-69.

2.

M. Murdoch appears to shink M. Murdoch

to

Si F. Ro

that there is

sane

confusion in the

gers

(20 Dec. 1860).

for such Depôts

any

pposition of the corespondence with

HongKong

as

n to the question

recently submitted to this Government,

riz:- whether some 3000

some 3000 Emigrants

annually from this Colony to the West Indies could be procured without the aid of native Agents? That question

was

answered in the

nevertheless Depot

are

e while

negative

being opened

for Emigrants to Foreign Contrin,

2.C. 13256-69.

mo

explained that Depots, and Regulations

али

still required for

be

may

Chinne migrants, who

permitted to sail from this Colony,

and it must not be forgotten that all-

Emigration

is not yet prohibited.

There still are

Emigrants who are

neither British Subjects,

Mor

residents of Hongtong. They

supposed, but

even

але

are not proved to be either brought here by Agents employed

A

the Mailand of China to engage