The History of the British Post Office

by Joseph Clarence Hemmeon

[508] Rep. Commrs., 1830, xiv, app., no. 78.

[509] Ibid., 1830, xiv, p. 72.

[510] Ibid., 1836, xxviii, 6th rep., app., p. 28.

[511] Acc. & P., 1834, xlix, p. 1; Rep. Commrs., 1831-32, xvii, pp. 358-60.

[512] Acc. & P., xlvi, 281.

[513] Rep. Commrs., 1836, xxviii, pp. 14-16.

[514] Ibid., 1836, xxviii, 6th rep., p. 18.

[515] Ibid., 1836, xxviii, 6th rep., p. 6.

[516] Ibid., 1836, xxviii, 6th rep., p. 8.

[517] Cal. S. P. D., 1671, p. 203. In 1793, owing to a scarcity of English vessels and as a war measure, permission was given to send English letters to Spain and Portugal by means of Spanish ships (33 Geo. III, c. 60).