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and full explanation will be afforded by the Military Authorities here to the proper quarter in England, and I can only have the means to render Sir.
so far as I can take Care that no large expenditure on the part of the Civil Government shall be made I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships' most obedient Humble Servant,
19tum 109 Victoria, Honghong, 22nd February, 1850.
I have the honor to inform you that in a Despatch recently received from Lord [?bees?] attention has again been called to the large expenditure contemplated for repairing the Barracks at Stanley. I therefore, have again to observe that in my opinion it is only necessary to have at Stanley accommodation sufficient for 100 men with a due proportion of officers, and to request that the Commanding Engineer may be instructed to furnish me with a Memorandum of the Estimated expenditure absolutely necessary to place the Buildings at that Station in such a state of repair as will afford the specified accommodation.
The Stonnable, Majn. General. Staveley, C.B.,
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and full explanation will be afforded by the Military Authorities here to the proper quarter in England, and I can only have the means to render Sir.
so far as I can take Care that no large expenditure on the part of the Civil Government shall be made
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships' most obedient Humble Servant,
Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1850.
I have the honor to inform you that in a Despatch recently received from Lord ... attention has again been called to the large expenditure contemplated for repairing the Barracks at Stanley. I therefore, have again to observe that in my opinion it is only necessary to have at Stanley accommodation sufficient for 100 men with a due proportion of officers, and to request that the Commanding Engineer may be instructed to furnish me with a Memorandum of the Estimated expenditure absolutely necessary to place the Buildings at that Station in such a state of repair as will afford the specified accommodation.
The Honourable, Major General Staveley, C.B.,
re. the above
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and full explanation will be afforded by the Military Authorities here to the proper quarter in England, and I can only and that so have the means to render Sir.
far as I can take Care that no large expenditure on the part of the Civil Government shall be made
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships' most obedient Humble Servant,
Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1850.
I have the honor to inform you that in a Despatch recently received from Lord ... attention has again been called to the large expenditure contemplated for repairing the Barracks at Stanley. I therefore, have again to observe that in my opinion it is only necessary to have at Stanley accommodation sufficient for 100 men with a due proportion of officers, and to request that the Commanding Engineer may be instructed to furnish me with a Memorandum of the Estimated expenditure absolutely necessary to place the Buildings at that Station in such a state of repair as will afford the specified accommodation.
The Honourable, Major General Staveley, C.B.,
re. the above #1.
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and full explanation will be afforded by the Military Authorities here to the proper quarter in England, and I can only have the means to render Sir.
so far as I can take Care that no large expenditure on the part of the Civil Government shall be made
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships' most obedient Humble Servant,
Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1850.
I have the honor to inform you that in a Despatch recently received from Lord ... attention has again been called to the large expenditure contemplated for repairing the Barracks at Stanley. I therefore, have again to observe that in my opinion it is only necessary to have at Stanley accommodation sufficient for 100 men with a due proportion of officers, and to request that the Commanding Engineer may be instructed to furnish me with a Memorandum of the Estimated expenditure absolutely necessary to place the Buildings at that Station in such a state of repair as will afford the specified accommodation.
The Honourable, Major General Staveley, C.B.,
re. the above #1.
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and full explanation will be afforded by the Military Authorities here to the proper quarter in England, and I can only have the means to render Sir. so far as I can take Care that no large expenditure on the part of the Civil Government shall be made
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships' most obedient Humble Servant,
Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1850.
I have the honor to inform you that in a Despatch recently received from Lord ... attention has again been called to the large expenditure contemplated for repairing the Barracks at Stanley. I therefore, have again to observe that in my opinion it is only necessary to have at Stanley accommodation sufficient for 100 men with a due proportion of officers, and to request that the Commanding Engineer may be instructed to furnish me with a Memorandum of the Estimated expenditure absolutely necessary to place the Buildings at that Station in such a state of repair as will afford the specified accommodation.
The Honourable, Major General Staveley, C.B.,
re. the above #1.
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and full explanation will be afforded by the Military Authorities here to the proper quarter in England, and I can only have the means to render Sir. so far as I can take Care that no large expenditure on the part of the Civil Government shall be made
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships' most obedient Humble Servant,
Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1850.
I have the honor to inform you that in a Despatch recently received from Lord ... attention has again been called to the large expenditure contemplated for repairing the Barracks at Stanley. I therefore, have again to observe that in my opinion it is only necessary to have at Stanley accommodation sufficient for 100 men with a due proportion of officers, and to request that the Commanding Engineer may be instructed to furnish me with a Memorandum of the Estimated expenditure absolutely necessary to place the Buildings at that Station in such a state of repair as will afford the specified accommodation.
The Honourable, Major General Staveley, C.B.,
re. the above #1.