Despatch P. 70 571858-
Mclosure in
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oroughing from 1844 to 1855. – 22nd April, 1856.
Maritime Commerce of
Finances, Braulation, and
General resume of the
6023 trong long.
-280
1.71
Excentive.
JULY 7 1826
مر
Copy to Treasury for.
Auswered. 187 4. Dest..
+ August/56.
Sir,
emment Offices, Victoria,
Aoughong, 5th May, 1856.
In reference to your Despatch A35 dated 3rd March, I beg respectfully
to submit a few observations to consideration with regard to the
your
functions exercised, and position occupied by the Governor of
this colony, and his consequent claims for Salary from the Colonial Funds.
The Right Honorable
Henry Labouchere, M.P.,
etc.
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Maritime Commerce of Hong Kong, roughing from 1844 to 1855. – 22nd April, 1856.
General resume of the Finances, Administration, and ...
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Executive Council, 7th July 1826
Copy to Treasury for information.
Answered 18th August 1856.
Sir,
Government Offices, Victoria, Hong Kong, 5th May, 1856.
In reference to your Despatch A35 dated 3rd March, I beg respectfully to submit a few observations for consideration regarding the functions exercised and position occupied by the Governor of this colony, and his consequent claims for salary from the Colonial Funds.
The Right Honorable Henry Labouchere, M.P., etc.
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Despatch P. 70 571858-
Mclosure in
oroughing from 1844 to 1855. – 22nd April, 1856.
Maritime Commerce of
Finances, Braulation, and
General resume of the
6023 trong long.
-280
1.71
Excentive.
JULY 7 1826
Copy to Treasury for.
Auswered. 187 4. Dest..
+ August/56.
Sir,
emment Offices, Victoria,
Aoughong, 5th May, 1856.
In reference to your Despatch A35 dated 3rd March, I beg respectfully
to submit a few observations to consideration with regard to the
functions exercised, and position occupied by the Governor of
this colony, and his consequent claims for Salary from the Colonial Funds.
The Right Honorable
Henry Labouchere, M.P.,
etc.