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be seen from the enalment letter of the Attorney General, and the

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be amsidered

I live the limor tok,

with the highest respect,

Sir, Your most obedient, Humble Servant,

The Brunns

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Sir,

Jon 8608756

Attorney General's office, Houghong 8th July 1856.

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"The Levant"

This case was again brought

- yesterday by the Advocate for the Clairmant, who moved that so much of the thief Justices

Decree

as gave

costs, should be;

be

rescinded, as being contrary to the common law principle that the Crown neither pays " nor receives Costs . The unskilful

language of the Chinese Passenger=

bet I have more than

orce

The Houble, W.. 7. Merar, byu,

Colonial Secretary. 111