No. 115. Legislative.
Name subuch
Jardins Hedgan
Mile
Lera Prenk
My Lord
1500 trong trong
FER 28 1850
386
Victoria, Hongkong,
15th December, 1849
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of Your Lordship's Despatch
last
6128 of the 11th July last, relative to
the appointment of two unofficial members to seats in the Legislative Council.
On considering what
the resident community
& persons of
were the most
considerable
proper and fit to recommend to Your Lordship, I found very great difficulty in coming
to a conclusion, and
therefore judged that it would be satisfactory to the public for
me
to call
upon the unpaid Justices of the Peace to return the names of any two gentlemen
The Right Honorable
The Earl Grey,
Se
Soi
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No. 115. Legislative.
Name subuch
Jardins Hedgan
Mile
Lera Prenk
My Lord
1500 trong trong
FER 28 1850
386
Victoria, Hongkong,
15th December, 1849
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of Your Lordship's Despatch
last
6128 of the 11th July last, relative to
the appointment of two unofficial members to seats in the Legislative Council.
On considering what
the resident community
& persons of
were the most
considerable
proper and fit to recommend to Your Lordship, I found very great difficulty in coming
to a conclusion, and
therefore judged that it would be satisfactory to the public for
me
to call
upon the unpaid Justices of the Peace to return the names of any two gentlemen
The Right Honorable
The Earl Grey,
Se
Soi