CO129-164 - Sir Kennedy - 1873 [7-9] — Page 377

and reasonable conese

And so

should

cases. But looking

of giving

the

to get beyond

the Notice

Vepels a warning notice to the reach of the tribunals before lega proces

ipne. Popibly may have been considered too short.

it might have been in ordinary

at the native of the evil intruded lobe put down, and The circumstance mentioned in the Acting Colonial Secretary's reply of 28.4 to the Peruvian Consule communi= Augh =cation - namely - that the Ordinance was only waiting 6th May and was passed the Royal Confirmation which it was known might be confidently expected at the Earliest moment, no one could fairly complain of being taken by seapsize at an internation is giving only a few days notice for ships to depart. Tales #. 16 Oct 773

Mr Herbert

about 22. Auff

This has croped Food Kimberley's

despatch of 265cht!

Considering the necessity for

Stocking

M

flow

at the Macas trad

and the practically lacy notice which these repels had I don't think the Peruvian Government have any just groun

of complaint

:copy

reference

375

to For: Off: with

to their letter of 10

Septr. and to the Parliannolary

Paper (Command 282,

20829/70) D/2.17/10

Expressing the absor opinion.

Hewort out)

To 7.0. saying I perpene withe Loud & ramitler

G

rauller Eve

Concurrente

approve the go perecedings.

overnor's

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