MEMORIAL

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My Lord Duke,

"Aug: 25.1853.

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I beg to acknowledge the

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reccift of a letter pom & Reel Cope resfect? the chaplaincy of stong Kong. Having removed to this place for change, it only reached me this mowing,

It is with peat regret dsurprise that I hear difficulties

are likely to arise respecting

the

temporary performance of my dute I consulted the Brokop upon the subject

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did not leave the Colony until I had

-gements satisfactory to all parties swhich would, as I thought, meet

made arian

Every

Co:!

thegency

We were aware the Bishop was about to leave for the north, although indeed his departure has taken place looner than I anticipated. There are beriber the Milit: Chaplain two other Clergymen resident in Victoria whore and was prouved; besides the occasional spistance ofone of one sometime, two naval Chaplains.

ANDREW SHORTREDE,

OF HONGKONG,

To

HIS GRACE THE

State for the Colonies.

Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of

DUKE OF NEWCASTLE,

HONGKONG, 21ST JULY, 1853.

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