CO129-253 - Public Offices & Others - 1891 — Page 452

copy of this &M. Heming (while he is in England) and ask for

ar

expressin

2

way

of his views as to the best dealing witte their difficult question

S.W.9.17

I do with why

So proud.

chored to expect Hay chaned to predone in this

Ante

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mother than

then off & thon

Howw

the great polomis,

RM 26

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2340

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Gole

Sur

Fichele

May

449

olvissions to seainer 11 Buckingham Streat

Strand. fondo M.G.

25 May

/8/110790

RECE

Red 26 MAY 31

I solicit the favour of

very

cordial thanks

your expressing wetate for the colonies

to the

cretary of

for

the

ovol g

service already

already done to seamen by the "Correspondence

on the

" subject of Sunday Labour in the

"Colonies"," Parliamentary

which has been so

remitted to the cloissions to Seamen.

Paper

6348, a

copy of

Rindly

by your

our letter of

22

"" albay 1891.

Me ay

offer

the

Ben

I also venture to

the following observations

"Correspondence": -

1. In almost all

countries

of

Christendom restrictions are placed on the working of cargoes in their ports on Sundays, either by General laws, or by local municipal or dock regulations.

OL

rule, it is

necessary for ships to obtain special permission to

work