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... abuse such a power. There seerneiidto him to oe a mnisunderstanding as to th~e object of .the Bill. It was not inteaded, to expose this .Government to, be called on by foreign Govern- ,ments to aid themn in the removal oF :any 'indi- vidual obnoxiouts to: ...

... the man succeeded in catchiighold of Sir Charles just as he had lost sensation; but the skiff was so small, the mal could not fake 'him in; he therefore held Sir Charles's head out of the water, till further assist- ance tame fiomn the Vrictoret, and some ...