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Livil
RECEIVEL
SEP. 1 1 1844
14.67 Honghong
82
Government House, Victoria,
(Hongkong) 13th May,
1844.
My Lord,
I have the honor to announce
my arrival in this
Colony on the 7th instant, after a passage
of little more than nine weeks from
England.
On the following day I was sworn into Office by Sir Henry Pottinger and the Colonial Council, and took
my seat as Governor. The various
Civil Officers who accompanied me from home (with the exception of Mr Chief Justice Hulme who according
to the tenor of my
The Right Honorable
Lord Stanley,
Letter No.3, of 11th April,
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