No 377
Fir
Colonial Secretary's Office Victoria Hong Kong
20 May 1881
I am directed to inform you that
His Excellency The Governor has done all officially that depends upon him to put a stop to the unhappy difference between yourself and the Attorney General and to prevent any reference to the Government at Home.
That his Excellency has failed, as on the one hand the Attorney General does not think it becoming to comply with the recommendation submitted to him, and on the other stipulate for conditions
...
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17025 122 1
Your Excellency has already written to.
Yours faithfully (Signed) Wm Haines
Sir John Bowring
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No 377
Fir
Colonial Secretary's Office Victoria Hong Kong
20 May 1881
I am directed to inform you that
His Excellency The Governor has done all officially that depends upon him to put a stop to the unhappy difference between yourself and the Attorney General and to prevent any reference to the Government at Home.
That his Excellency has failed, as on the one hand the Attorney General does not think it becoming to comply with the recommendation submitted to him, and on the other stipulate for conditions
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A.E.
151
17025 122 1
Your Excellency has already written to.
Yours faithfully (Signed) Wm Haines
Sir John Bowring
No 377
Fir
Colonial Secretary's Office Victoria Hong Kong
20 May 1881
I am directed to inform you that
His Excellency The Governor has done all officially that depends upon him to put a stop to the unhappy difference between yourself and the Attorney General and to prevent any reference to the Government at Home.
That his Excellency has failed, as on the one hand the Attorney General does not think it becoming to comply with the recommendation submitted to him, and on the other stipulate for conditions
You
However, without more context, it's difficult to determine the correct order with certainty. The final output is:Copy
A.E.
151
17025 122 1
Your Excellency has already written to.
Yours faithfully (Signed) Wm Haines
Sir John Bowring
c
No 377
Fir
Colonial Secretary's Office Victoria Hong Kong
20 May 1881
I am directed to inform you that
His Excellency The Governor has done all officially that depends upon him to put a stop to the unhappy difference between yourself and the Attorney General and to prevent any reference to the Government at Home.
That his Excellency has failed, as on the one hand the Attorney General does not think it becoming to comply with the recommendation submitted to him, and on the other stipulate for conditions
You