self-governing Dominions, and to
request the Colonies which do not
possess responsible Government,
to adopt such measures as the
Admiralty, the War Office and
the Foreign Office may deem advisable,
and I am to point out that the
Law Officers' Opinion of the 31st
of March last, to which
reference is made in your letter
was not communicated to this
Office, and that no copy of this
Opinion appears to have reached
the Office, until a copy was
obtained informally from the
Foreign Office after the receipt
of your letter under acknowledgment.
In this imprexin. I aut refer to the FV
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to the letter from this Office of
the 21st of June last, summarizing
the instructions regarding censorship which have been,
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Kong and other colonies not
possessing responsible government,
and also to your reply of the 1st
July, in accordance with which
revised instructions as to the
censorship of the mails were sent
by telegram to the Governor of
Hong Kong on the 5th July, A copy
of this telegram was sent to the
Foreign Office on the 7th July.
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In your letter of the 1st
inster, it was intimated that it was
not considered desirable to revise
the general instructions as to
in the case censorship to blac
of those of His Majesty's Oversea
Dominions which had not made any
request for increased powers
of censorship.
I am to enquire it is to be understood theat whether ir E.Grey adheres to those
views, both as regards the Eastern
Colonies other than Hong Kong, and
especially the Straits Settlements,
and
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