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VOL. VIII NO.3THE ARCTIC CIRCULAR13(28 PP.) Great Britain. Parliament, Sessional Papers, House ofCommons, Accounts and Papers, 1849, No. 188, Vol. XXXII, pp.177-204.l849c 1 Arctic Expeditions. Further Return to an Order of the HonourableThe House of Commons, dated 15 March 1849; -- for,Copies or Extracts "of any Proceedings or Correspondence ofthe Admiralty, in reference to the Arctic Expeditions. -- (In continuationof Parliamentary Papers, Nos. 264 and 386 of Session1848, up to the present time.)"Return of the Opinions of the most experienced Officers connectedwith the Arctic Expeditions, on the Necessity of sending a Ship tothe Entrance of Lancaster Sound, with Supplies for Sir James Ross'sExpedition; and their joint Opinion'as to certain Measures proposedto be adopted.Admiralty, 19 April 1849, T. Crofton Croker, For the ChiefClerk.Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed, 20 April 1849.(12 PP.) Great Britain, Parliament, Sessional Papers, House ofCommons, Accounts and Papers, 1849, No. 188-11, Vol. XXXII, pp.205-16.l849d 2 Arctic Expedition. Return to an Address of the Honourable TheHouse of Commons, dated 11 June 1849: -- for,"Copy of any Communication from Her Majesty's Consul atWashington to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State forForeign Affairs, in reference to Measures adopted by the Governmentof the United States, on the subject of the Expedition sentforth by this Country, under Command of Sir John Franklin, to theArctic Seas."1. The title on the back page of l849c is abbreviated: "Opinions ofthe most experienced Officers ••• "2. The title on the back page of l849d is abbreviated: "Correspondencerespecting the American Expedition to the Arctic Seas,in Search of Sir John Franklin;•••"