Brayhong 27th August, 1857. Faring been unavoidably absent from the Meeting of the
the Justices of the Peace
on the 25th Instant the Justices
present at that meeting
have
submitted to me
for consideration
the foregoing letter, and I hereby signify
my full
concurrence with and approval of the views opinions and resolutions which
it
expresses.
(Signed) Angus Fletcher, J.P.
(True Copy)
Colonial Secretary's Office.
(True Copy)
Sir.
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Attorney General's Office, Hong Kong, 30th August 1888.
(Reginald F. Mitchell-Innes, from James) I have the honor to certify to His Excellency that the Justices are
in error
if they doubt the accuracy of my report of what fell from the Chief Justice in this case, on granting the Rules Absolute, or if they think ... that the Court made allusion to their error in Lye Aling's Case.
The Honorable,
The Colonial Secretary