concerned. I thought it, however, right that the Government should be in possession of the facts relating to the issue of the Warrant and its execution. I, therefore, directed Clarke to make enquiries of the Court and to furnish the Registrar of me with the Office Copy of the Rules and Regulations. The result was Mr Alexander's letter which I send herewith, and I would wish to direct Your Excellency's attention to Rules 7, 8, and 9 pp. 4 and the Rules and Regulations of which a copy accompanies this communication.
It will be observed that these Rules are made in virtue of 9 Wm 4 c.31, an Act which has been repeated in India by 26 & 27 Vict. c.24, but in such last mentioned Act special provision is made for the continuance of such rules (see Sec. 24).
The object of this communication has been twofold; first, to assure Your Excellency that no intention existed on the part of the Officers of the Court of Admiralty to violate the condition of the Treaty and secondly, to induce Your Excellency to bring the matter to the notice of the Home Government with a view to the remodelling of the Rules, or to the introduction of
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concerned. I thought it, havwer, right that the Government should be in possession of the facts relating to the ifue of the Warrant and its execution. I, therefore, directed Clase to make enquiries of the
the Court and to furnish
Registrow of
me with the Office Copy of the Aules and Regulations Regulations.
amy
"ations. The result
was Mr Alexander's letter which
I send herewith, and I would wish
to direct Your Besillany's attention to Aules 7, 8, and 9 pp. 4 and the Rules and Regulations
of which
accompany
of
a
copy
this communication.
It will be observed that these Aules
are made
madely
virtue
of 2
9. Wm 40.31,
may
an Ad
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Act which has been repeated do India by 26 27
exceiped as regards
Vict. O. 24, but in such last mentioned
Act special provision
the continu
Sec. 24).
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The object of
sion is made
for
of such rules (see
This
communication
has been twofold; first, to asme Your Excellency that no intention existed on the part of
the part of the Officers of
the Court of Admiralty to violate
the condition
of the
eaty and
Treaty
Secondly, to induce Your Execellency to bring the matter to the notice of the thone Government with.
to the remodelling of
Aules,
a view
the eversting
or to the introduction of
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