well as a temporary Quarter for office Commanding the
the
Royal Artillery for force, 18148,
In
received an
June,
from
the Secretary: Board for postponing
the consideration of our proposition.
Since this
received the Commanding Royal
Engineer informs me Ground in question
that the land
is not
likely to be required for Military
purposes by the Honble: Board of Finance.
We have, No.
No. 61.
Executive
Copy to Treasury 11 Nov/48
Ave & Dec 148 NF
RECEIVED
GOTS!
1848
227
Victoria, Hongkong,
24th
de August, 1848
My Lord,
information received from
I regret to enclose for Your Lordships copies of letters that I have recently the Major General Commanding
2-7717
that the
the Troops, by which it will be seen
state of the 95th Regiment prevents
sickly
supplying
of
the order
his
ordinary guards necessary for the Civil Government of the Colony. Under these circumstances I have found it necessary
the Police Force as a
(sig?) Henry Will. (sig?) J. Oyore, Police Magistrate.
Housekeeper.
(True Copy)
Capt J Artillery.
(sig) Colio W. Durnford.
Capt. R. E.
(Signed) G. W. Staveley, Captain=
Acting Military Secretary.
(True Copies)
Memo
Colonial Secretary.
temporary
necessary to increase
measure, as
per
annexed Memorandum. This will cause an
unexpected outlay of £51.5.0 per month until
the Military Guards are again supplied.
Commodore Plumridge who is
here, objected to the Guard.
The Right Honorable The Earl Grey
etc.
etc.
over
the Naval Stores