CO129-57 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 82

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My Minutes, and appended it to the

Mr. Keenan's written request that the pan Loskins should be but on brand his ship, wow strictly and forth with anuplied with; the "Nowving been sent from the bant by my order, under can count of Police,

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and put on boards his ressel without

a purments undue delong — he puest have reached his thip_ as soon as, if not somer than his Captain and Chief Afficer.

court,

Mr. Keenan's statement, that his and his professional adriver were " Driven" from this bant, must be rieved figure of speech _ while the prot that Horn two gentlemen voluntarily abandoned the Defendant and left him to the "Mercy" of two British

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those

Magistrates, in an open Krition British hardly exposing

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liberty of a Mnited Stater Bitizen to or on the any very formidable peril.

I have, Her,

Q. J.

(Signed) W. H. Mitchell,

Acty. Chief Magistrate.

I beg to return, herewith oneloved, Mr. Keenan's Letter.

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