Deepatoh N 105 of 1850.
Inclosure Pb in
Litter
secretary encloring concepondence. from the Revistant. Military
from
forming ruclosure 122-
in their letter of the 22nd betben
explanatory of the remarks contained the Respective officers of orbrands
2/22 November, 1850-
No106.
heclesiastical-
Copy to Mar
Jau 1575
611
My Lord,
bị trong tương
RECEIVED
JAN. 21
1851
250
"Victoria, Hongkong,
28th November, 1850.
I have great pleasure in
forwarding to your Lordship the encloud- letter from the Reverend Samuel Steedman Military Chaplain to this garrison.
Having good
reason to believe that the Reverend Vincent Stanton,
the Colonial Chaplain,
Ingland
now on leave in
with not return to Hongkong,
Mr Steedman has requested
Me
to
transmit, his application for the Office
as soon as it shall be vacant; and I
can
honestly declare to
your
Lordship
that I believe it would not be possible
to find a worthier successon to the post
The Right Amorable,
The Earl Grey
&c.
&c.
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Inclosure Pb in
Letter
Secretary enclosing correspondence from the Resident Military
from
forming enclosure 122-
in their letter of the 22nd between
explanatory of the remarks contained the respective officers of ordrands
2/22 November, 1850-
No 106.
Ecclesiastical-
Copy to Mar
Jan 1575
611
My Lord,
RECEIVED
JAN. 21
1851
250
"Victoria, Hongkong,
28th November, 1850.
I have great pleasure in
forwarding to your Lordship the enclosed letter from the Reverend Samuel Steedman Military Chaplain to this garrison.
Having good reason to believe that the Reverend Vincent Stanton,
the Colonial Chaplain,
now on leave in England
will not return to Hongkong,
Mr Steedman has requested
me
to transmit his application for the Office
as soon as it shall be vacant; and I
can
honestly declare to
your Lordship
that I believe it would not be possible
to find a worthier successor to the post
The Right Honorable,
The Earl Grey
&c.
&c.