Foreign Office
MAS
that the Naval and
Military
Gentlemen have individually
cause
of complaint, those at the Northern
Stations more
particularly. Fell
recently it has been the custom,
as it is almost universally the
case, for
an
officer
or
Orderly
to take all the Naval & Military Letters, and to return re-directed
such as have to be forwarded.
Individual applications
are
now made. The Vessels
the Station are ever
changing,
and I fear that though
Establishment
may improve in
its duties, cases of detention will
occur
I have seen (alleged) T. I. Scales
N82.
Garment due
Via Canton
Hong Kong
By May 1844.
244
Sam directed by His Excellency the Governor in Council I call upon you for
explanation
Ins
detailed
copy of
a
of the
the
ar
circumstances
au
accompanying Letter from Messrs
Gemmell & Co
His Excellency instructs
J.J. Scales ly
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tu f
me.
M.
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