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which would obviously be made in that new Colony. Kortly after my arrival then namely
the 26th of August I was appointed by bir tenny Pottinger Legal Adviser to foremment and Clock of the Legislative Council which offices I held until the 21th of June 1944. During that time fourteen Ordinances
five pe
ther for the Colony Majesty's Subjects in China won drested
of b. me and afferred it and pressed into Law of the Legislative Council, those In the Colony a casual Glance will chable your Lordshipe
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to the
that
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many
of
them could.
not have been delayed without gust mischief and inconvenience those for Her Majestyjo fubjects in Chiria wen
The live in precedentest and presented propertionable difficulter in their puparation. During the above time the whole Civil and Criminal Judicative of the Colony
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and of the majesty's subjects in China. which now corts upconds of £6000 hom
Aumen was carried on
referener to m
Admiralty
under
fo
courtout
and Sessions of the held for the whon proceedings
Count wen
conduct and corrective
enrectness of
I was held responsible. Iwas obs of the Committer of appointed
Orne
your gentlemen to investigate the chens of persons holding lands in Hongkong under grants form Captains Ethott and Not fohuston the report of which Committe was appered and adopted by fix thenny Poftingen The preparation of the Crown Leases under which all the Cands how held in thoughing also, devolved upon me. Us Clerk of the registative Council I attended its sitting, and recorded its procedings
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as well as the Executive Council and they to afer your Loolshife to the beload
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cofery of hi thenny Pottergai's letter to Lond