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Be so good as to make memos of them
accordingly - The articles you had
numbered 20.21.22.23 - all anchors
& chains I have altered to 83.84.85.86. -
Be so good as to alter your numbers
accordingly and return the papers
to J.S.
Be so good as to put a Gross Value opposite the anchors
& c. I have numbered 83.84.85.86 you can put
something near to the Value better than I can.
J.S.

Lt-Stubbin R.N. Flambro 14 Janry 1856
Dr Sir
You do not say any thing about
No 59 - have the goodness to say whether
you have those goods and the papers
and return them to J.S.

copy of this was sent from Marine Department 7/1/56
I think the receiver is clearly entitled to the £2
for one Days attendance and his expenses
in detaining exceeding a Bond &c
and subsequently allowing the [Arva?] to
proceed to Sea, the Ship having been detained
at the request of the Salvors the payment
of these charges should be enforced.
I think this should be referred to the Solicitor to enforce
the Bonds if practicible copy of this was sent to Solicitor of
Customs.

Customs London - 16 Janry 1856
The Collector of Customs & Rec of Droits at Hull
is requested with reference to the above minutes
to annex the Bonds in Question.
this was printed - The person to whom the accompanying
paper is reffered, is requested to write his
observations on this sheet, and return it
together with the papers attached to it,
to the Boards of Trade, when done with

Be so good as to make memos of them
accordingly - The articles you had
numbered 20.21.22.23 - all anchors
& chains I have altered to 83.84.85.86. -
Be so good as to alter your numbers
accordingly and return the papers
to J.S.
Be so good as to put a Gross Value opposite the anchors
& c. I have numbered 83.84.85.86 you can put
something near to the Value better than I can.
J.S.

Lt-Stubbin R.N. Flambro 14 Janry 1856
Dr Sir
You do not say any thing about
No 59 - have the goodness to say whether
you have those goods and the papers
and return them to J.S.

copy of this was sent from Marine Department 7/1/56
I think the receiver is clearly entitled to the £2
for one Days attendance and his expenses
in detaining exceeding a Bond &c
and subsequently allowing the [?] to
proceed to Sea, the Ship having been detained
at the request of the Salvors the payment
of these charges should be enforced.
I think this should be referred to the Solicitor to enforce
the Bonds if practicible copy of this was sent to Solicitor of
Customs.

Customs London - 16 Janry 1856
The Collector of Customs & Rec of Droits at Hull
is requested with reference to the above minutes
to annex the Bonds in Question.
this was printed - The person to whom the accompanying
paper is reffered, is requested to write his
observations on this sheet, and return it
together with the papers attached to it,
to the Boards of Trade, when done with