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395. Tong Hong
OCT
185 Lovernment
My Lord,
98
Offices, Victoria,
Houghong, 30th July, 1858
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in your Lordship's circular of 24th May last, I have the honor to report that of the three copies of the Act to amend the Law of Evidence, one has been transmitted for record and reference to the Supreme Court of the Colony, another has been deposited in the Magistrates' Court, and the third has been retained with the Circular in the Colonial Secretary's Office.
The Right Honorable
Lord John Russell, M.P.
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395. Tong Hong
OCT
185 Government
My Lord,
Offices, Victoria,
Houghong, 30th July, 1858
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in your Lordship's circular of 24th May last, I have the honor to report that of the three copies of the Act to amend the Law of Evidence, one has been transmitted for record and reference to the Supreme Court of the Colony, another has been deposited in the Magistrates' Court, and the third has been retained with the Circular in the Colonial Secretary's Office.
The Right Honorable
Lord John Russell, M.P.
Page 98
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395. Tong Hong
OCT
185 Government
My Lord,
98
Offices, Victoria,
Houghong, 30th July, 1858
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in your Lordship's circular of 24th May last, I have the honor to report that of the three copies of the Act to amend the Law of Evidence, one has been transmitted for record and reference to the Supreme Court of the Colony, another has been deposited in the Magistrates' Court, and the third has been retained with the Circular in the Colonial Secretary's Office.
The Right Honorable
Lord John Russell, M.P.
Page 98
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395. Tong Hong
OCT
185 Government
My Lord,
98
Offices, Victoria,
Houghong, 30th July, 1858
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in your Lordship's circular of 24th May last, I have the honor to report that of the three copies of the Act to amend the Law of Evidence, one has been transmitted for record and reference to the Supreme Court of the Colony, another has been deposited in the Magistrates' Court, and the third has been retained with the Circular in the Colonial Secretary's Office.
The Right Honorable
Lord John Russell, M.P.
Page 98
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Je
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395. Tong Hong
OCT
185 Government
My Lord,
98
Offices, Victoria,
Houghong, 30th July, 1858
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in your Lordship's circular of 24th May last, I have the honor to report that of the three copies of the Act to amend the Law of Evidence, one has been transmitted for record and reference to the Supreme Court of the Colony, another has been deposited in the Magistrates' Court, and the third has been retained with the Circular in the Colonial Secretary's Office.
The Right Honorable
Lord John Russell, M.P.
Page 98
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395. Tong Hong
OCT
185 Government
My Lord,
98
Offices, Victoria,
Houghong, 30th July, 1858
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in your Lordship's circular of 24th May last, I have the honor to report that of the three copies of the Act to amend the Law of Evidence, one has been transmitted for record and reference to the Supreme Court of the Colony, another has been deposited in the Magistrates' Court, and the third has been retained with the Circular in the Colonial Secretary's Office.
The Right Honorable
Lord John Russell, M.P.
Page 98
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