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"possibility of trying free opening" of the Museum for a period say of six months with the option of reverting either wholly or in part, "to the existing arrangements if the proposed change should be found to cause any rupture or inconvenience to
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The following are the words in which the Secretary of State's suggestion was made.
1. I am not indeed aware that "any such collisions as those anticipated between Chinese and Europeans have ever actually occurred: and, if this be so, I would suggest the possibility of trying the "free opening" of the Museum for a "limited" period, say six months,
and
4. in the event of this arrangement being found to cause annoyance and inconvenience to the frequenters of this or any other the institutions in this or any other "way, the old rules might be reverted to either wholly or with such modifications as might then seem "desirable."
The Governor desires me to thank you for your recent letter from which appears that Mr + Quowden has severed his connexion with the City Hall Committee; and His Excellency wishes me to add that he thinks that Her Majesty's Government as well as the local Government have had a full opportunity of considering the "views" and proceedings of the Committee
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The following are the words in which the Recretary of State's suggestion
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anticipated between Chinese and Ewropeans have ever actually, "occurred: and, if thus be so. I would " auggest the possibility of trying the " free opricing of the Neusmer
for a "limited." period, say six mouitles,
and
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the institutions in this
or any other
" way, the old rules might be reverted to either wholly or with such. modifications as suight theen sour
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The Governor desires we to thaut you for your reccut letter from which appears that 8N + Quowden has swered his connexion with the lity Hall Committee; and His Excellness wishes
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