CO129-058 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [8-10]

Mer Meriale.

Fr. Cr.

No161. Miscellaneous-

6294

Copy to F. S. for filing 19 Day 36 L.F.

Sir,

RECEIVED

DEC 9

1856

276

Government offices, Hong Kong, 10th December, 1856.

I have the honor to acknowledge

Your Despatch No. 81 of 25th July last respecting the will and property of the late Mr. Burd of Copenhagen.

It will be readily understood that the Government has no power

to interfere in private testamentary matters, but in this

particular case of Mr. Burd it appears

The Light & Monoratte

Derry Labouchere, M. P.

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Mer Meriale.

Fr. Cr.

No. 161. Miscellaneous-

6294

Copy to F.S. for filing 19 Day 36 L.F.

Sir,

RECEIVED

DEC 9

1856

276

Government offices, Hong Kong, 10th December, 1856.

I have the honor to acknowledge

Your Despatch No. 81 of 25th July last respecting the will and property of the late Mr. Burd of Copenhagen.

It will be readily understood that the Government has no power

to interfere in private testamentary matters, but in this

particular case of Mr. Burd it appears

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The Light & Monoratte

Derry Labouchere, M.P.

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Mer Meriale.

Fr. Cr.

No.161. Miscellaneous-

6294

Copy to F.S. for filing 19 Day 36 L.F.

Sir,

RECEIVED
DEC 9
1856
276

Government offices, Hong Kong, 10th December, 1856.

I have the honor to acknowledge

Your Despatch No.81 of 25th July last respecting the will and property of the late Mr. Burd of Copenhagen.

It will be readily understood that the Government has no power to interfere in private testamentary matters, but in this particular case of Mr. Burd it appears

The Light & Monoratte

Derry Labouchere, M.P.

Fr.
Ve

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Mer Meriale.

Fr. Cr.

No.161. Miscellaneous-

6294

Copy to F.S. for filing 19 Day 36 L.F.

Sir,

RECEIVED
DEC 9
1856
276

Government offices, Hong Kong, 10th December, 1856.

I have the honor to acknowledge

Your Despatch No.81 of 25th July last respecting the will and property of the late Mr. Burd of Copenhagen.

It will be readily understood that the Government has no power to interfere in private testamentary matters, but in this particular case of Mr. Burd it appears

The Light & Monoratte

Derry Labouchere, M.P.

Fr.
Ve

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