Date of Despatch. Subject of Despatch.
70 3 May 1856 In reply to Despatch Nr. 35 of 5th March, regarding the affairs of the colony.
74 #1 1767° yy ... ... ...
In reply to Despatch Nr.35 of 5th March regarding the Governor's salary
Respecting necessity of a crown Solicitor
Regarding Mr Hillier's appointment as Her Majesty's Barignon
Submitting Report of the Boursing Praya Commission
On the subject of receipt of notes of the Oriental Bank Corporation by the local Government.
Enclosing Commissariat Receipt for £61. 6. Refunded by Colonel Baine on account of his passage to India
Relative to the affairs of the Colonial Treasury
Enclosing copies of notifications issued with reference to the Chinese Passengers Act 1855
Respecting changes in appointments, consequent upon Mr Hillier's nomination to be Consul at Bangkok, applications of Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Krin for the post of Chief Magistrate of Police
Submitting Mr. Kingsmill for the post
Mr May's application for the office of assistant Magistrate of Police
Establishment 1856
Date of Despatch. Subject of Despatch.
79 30 May 1856 Reporting temperature to the Harbor Master's
80 24 June 1856 Acknowledging receipt of despatches to 1843 of 22 April 1856
83 24 June » Forwarding the Blue Book of Hong Kong for the year 1855
84 24 June » Transmitting, for information, Consular Notification
86 30 June 1856 Reporting appointment of Mr Mercer to the vacant seat in the Legislative Council
89 ... ...
90 ... ...
Reporting execution of a Malay pirate, named Amarang now.
Regarding an overpayment to the commissariat chest, on account of two intestate Estates
Reporting extra assistance allowed to the Treasury Commission, and urging appointment of a Successor to his position, on the recurrence of the unexpected vacancy
Relative to the appointment and salary of Mr W. T. Bevan, the acting clerk to the Chief Justice
Forwarding Correspondence with the Military Authorities, on the subject of a Saluting Battery.
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70 3 May 1856 In reply to Despatch Nr. 35 of 5th March, regarding the affairs of the colony.
74 #1 1767° yy ... ... ...
In reply to Despatch Nr.35 of 5th March regarding the Governor's salary
Respecting necessity of a crown Solicitor
Regarding Mr Hillier's appointment as Her Majesty's Barignon
Submitting Report of the Boursing Praya Commission
On the subject of receipt of notes of the Oriental Bank Corporation by the local Government.
Enclosing Commissariat Receipt for £61. 6. Refunded by Colonel Baine on account of his passage to India
Relative to the affairs of the Colonial Treasury
Enclosing copies of notifications issued with reference to the Chinese Passengers Act 1855
Respecting changes in appointments, consequent upon Mr Hillier's nomination to be Consul at Bangkok, applications of Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Krin for the post of Chief Magistrate of Police
Submitting Mr. Kingsmill for the post
Mr May's application for the office of assistant Magistrate of Police
Establishment 1856
Date of Despatch. Subject of Despatch.
79 30 May 1856 Reporting temperature to the Harbor Master's
80 24 June 1856 Acknowledging receipt of despatches to 1843 of 22 April 1856
83 24 June 1856 Forwarding the Blue Book of Hong Kong for the year 1855
84 24 June » Transmitting, for information, Consular Notification
86 30 June 1856 Reporting appointment of Mr Mercer to the vacant seat in the Legislative Council
89 ... ...
90 ... ...
Reporting execution of a Malay pirate, named Amarang now.
Regarding an overpayment to the commissariat chest, on account of two intestate Estates
Reporting extra assistance allowed to the Treasury Commission, and urging appointment of a Successor to his position, on the recurrence of the unexpected vacancy
Relative to the appointment and salary of Mr W. T. Bevan, the acting clerk to the Chief Justice
Forwarding Correspondence with the Military Authorities, on the subject of a Saluting Battery.