CO129-026 - Bonham - 1848 [9-12]

N. 89 of 1848.

Inclosure N. 1 in despatch

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Miscellaneous.

Hypot. Office 76/49.

boo: 92-

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My Lord,

$53 Story Hong Copy 12

RECEIVED

JANDI loria, Hongkong,

1849

16th November, 1848.

I have the honor to enclose for

Your Lordship's information and for further

disposal, a Petition from Captain Thomas Larkens to the address of the Right Honorable The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, soliciting that a fine of £100 in which sum he was convicted in the Supreme Court of this Colony in June, 1847, for breach of the Post Office Laws, may be refunded to him.

Conceiving I did and still do that the prosecution was instituted and carried on by the Post Office Department

The Right Honorable The Earl Grey,

&c,

&c.

Memorial from James Stephenson to The Right Honble. The Earl Grey, praying that a low price be fixed for a portion of land required by him for manufacturing purposes.

18th October, 1848.

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N. 89 of 1848.

Inclosure N. 1 in despatch

Miscellaneous.

Hypot. Office 76/49.

Draft with.

My Lord,

RECEIVED

JANDI loria, Hongkong, 16th November, 1848.

I have the honor to enclose for Your Lordship's information and for further disposal, a Petition from Captain Thomas Larkens to the address of the Right Honorable The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, soliciting that a fine of £100 in which sum he was convicted in the Supreme Court of this Colony in June, 1847, for breach of the Post Office Laws, may be refunded to him.

Conceiving I did and still do that the prosecution was instituted and carried on by the Post Office Department

The Right Honorable The Earl Grey, &c, &c.

Memorial from James Stephenson to The Right Honble. The Earl Grey, praying that a low price be fixed for a portion of land required by him for manufacturing purposes. 18th October, 1848.

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N. 89 of 1848.

Inclosure N. 1 in despatch

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should be removed as it seems to be OCR error or unrelated text.

Miscellaneous.

Hypot. Office 76/49.

boo: 92-

seems to be an error or unrelated, so it is kept as is for now.

Draft with.

My Lord,

$53 Story Hong Copy 12

seems unrelated or an error.

RECEIVED

JANDI loria, Hongkong, 1849

16th November, 1848.

I have the honor to enclose for Your Lordship's information and for further disposal, a Petition from Captain Thomas Larkens to the address of the Right Honorable The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, soliciting that a fine of £100 in which sum he was convicted in the Supreme Court of this Colony in June, 1847, for breach of the Post Office Laws, may be refunded to him.

Conceiving I did and still do that the prosecution was instituted and carried on by the Post Office Department

The Right Honorable The Earl Grey, &c, &c.

...

The last part about "Memorial from James Stephenson..." seems to be a separate document or entry, so it should be kept as is or properly connected if it's a continuation. Revised HTML:

N. 89 of 1848.

Inclosure N. 1 in despatch

Miscellaneous.

Hypot. Office 76/49.

Draft with.

My Lord,

RECEIVED
JANDI loria, Hongkong, 16th November, 1848.

I have the honor to enclose for Your Lordship's information and for further disposal, a Petition from Captain Thomas Larkens to the address of the Right Honorable The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, soliciting that a fine of £100 in which sum he was convicted in the Supreme Court of this Colony in June, 1847, for breach of the Post Office Laws, may be refunded to him.

Conceiving I did and still do that the prosecution was instituted and carried on by the Post Office Department

The Right Honorable The Earl Grey, &c, &c.

Memorial from James Stephenson to The Right Honble. The Earl Grey, praying that a low price be fixed for a portion of land required by him for manufacturing purposes. 18th October, 1848.

The final response is thus adjusted for better readability and adherence to the instructions.