CO129-060 - Public Offices - 1856

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AG $ Ang Hang. 265 Men Menciale. Second and which had rendered it conscious of writing to Sir Blue Bonning & The Overland Mail of the 10th which is to Curulen which motivated him to issue he has issued to the Consular Agents, based on the recent H. Hong Ordinance for amending the Law of bankruptcy; but before doing so to the Foreign Office with to be in possession of the Report of the Law Officers which

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AG $ Ang Hang. 265 Memorial. Second, and which had rendered it conscious of writing to Sir John Bowring & The Overland Mail of the 10th, which is to Calcutta, which motivated him to issue he has issued to the Consular Agents, based on the recent Hong Kong Ordinance for amending the Law of bankruptcy; but before doing so to the Foreign Office, with a view to be in possession of the Report of the Law Officers which

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AG $ Ang Hang. 265 Memorial. Second, and which had rendered it conscious of writing to Sir John Bowring & The Overland Mail of the 10th, which is to Calcutta, which motivated him to issue he has issued to the Consular Agents, based on the recent Hong Kong Ordinance for amending the Law of bankruptcy; but before doing so to the Foreign Office, with a view to be in possession of the Report of the Law Officers which