CO129-235 - Public Offices - 1887 — Page 348

I am to request you to state

Sir Henry Holland

to Secretary

that Lord Salisbury is of opinion

ao

the privileges

long that so granted are exercised with

proper discretion and do not interfere with the regular administration of Justice (though necessitating certain formalities) there can

su

fficient reason

be

for a

denouncing the Postal Convention

with France under which

be followed by the cesser of

the same

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privileges which

have been accorded to ferman mail Steamers

for

the term

of the French Postal Convention,

Я

am,

Sw,

four most obedient,

humble Servant.

James Angapore

those privileges

ase enjoyed.

Such denunciation must

be