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of Emigrants in any ship without a Governor's license from the
and contained a section
In the next month the ordinance was passed by The Council/Registrar. with the addition of a clause (10.11) requiring the Governor to exempt Mail Steamers from the provisions of the Law for other vessels, provided that "The Crew/Passenger proceeding in such vessels shall be free Emigrants" and "under no contract of service whatever".
14 This Ordinance was transmitted to your Department by Mr. ...
Mr. Moore, Mr. Holland, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Hugessen, Lord Kimberley.
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"Lord Clarendon, as quoted in para 2 of your letter,
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I have the honour to inclose a despatch with a request to be informed whether in Lord Clarendon's opinion the Governor should be instructed to withhold his License from vessels intended to convey Chinese from the Colony to the United States.
Lord Clarendon replied that the instructions which had been laid down previously should in his opinion be strictly complied with and the Governor was informed. The despatch was communicated to the Governor of ... for three months concerned.
in the form of a despatch
that opinion
instructing ...
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