CO129-240 - Public Offices & Others - 1888 — Page 109

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Establishment of

branches in foreign

Countries.

2. Uir Lordships have

pointed

out that former

dicate applications

for saincter from

for much privileges

have been consistently

refused, but then

have how reason to

believe that these

represals were based

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as to the bearing of

International Law on

this subject and

that these porcio is no objection to the grant f Uhave privileges arket for

baby being granted it

psided being fourse

understood that the

recopsition of the Statues of the Bank

In Dog Countries

other than that of

the origin is subject

to the local laws

B

annsconception