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Her Majesty's Mails
·
William Lewins
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17.
Persons
living
within
the
free
delivery
of
any
town
cannot
obtain
their
letters
at
the
post-office
window,
unless
they
rent
a
private
box,
in
which
case
they
may
apply
for
them
as
often
as
a
mail
arrives.
In
some
cases
where
there
are
not
frequent
deliveries
of
letters,
persons
may
apply
at
the
post-office
for
their
letters
arriving
by
a
particular
mail
after
which
there
is
not
an
immediate
delivery
from
door
to
door.
18.
Persons
having
a
distinct
residence
in
any
town
cannot
have
their
letters
addressed
to
the
post-office
(except
a
private
box
be
taken),
and
a
postmaster
is
warranted,
when
such
letters
arrive
so
addressed,
to
send
them
out
by
the
first
delivery.
The
"Poste
Restante"
is
meant
for
commercial
travellers,
tourists,
and
persons
without
any
settled
residence.
Letters
so
addressed
are
kept
in
the
office
for
one
month,
after
which,
if
they
are
not
called
for,
they
are
returned
to
the
writers
through
the
Dead-Letter
Office.
"Ship-letters"
in
sea-port
towns,
or
letters
addressed
to
seamen
on
board
ship
expected
to
arrive
at
these
towns,
are
kept
three
months
before
they
are
thus
dealt
with.
19.
When
any
letters,
&c.
remain
undelivered,
owing
to
the
residences
of
the
persons
to
whom
they
are
addressed
not
being
known,
a
list
of
such
addresses
is
shown
in
the
window
of
the
post-office
to
which
they
may
have
been
sent,
during
the
time
(only
one
week
in
these
cases)
they
are
allowed
to
remain
there.
20.
Greenwich
time
is
kept
at
the
Post-Office.
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