sought to be followed; for
our hard I must say
his Lordships.
my
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True with
I am not aware that there is any question of fact, as the former
with
Exaction (e.g., Bis per zeit fu
raid to the construction zitten
Br
de from of the Legislative Council by introducing Elective members has, I think, been rejected?
Mrr Merivale
Have you
Bowring's first
considered
reason
a for
Li
calling it let. Due to the Council
Y
If it were
possible to arrange
Temporary
that in the absence
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the
Senior officer the officer succeeding to the Command should have the seat in
a.
Military Garrison, I should incline to their union; formed The Colony but—as ∞ was
Commercial
the necessity for
decidedly is,
The Junior
Military Officer being
respective Council.
Dr Ball
I think Lord
Panmure's
wish in this
respect
5AR.
King Where solely
for
the Council during much
absence it might be
convenient, but to
give two seats to the
Military
seems to me
inconvenient-
I don't know how far my suggestion is practicable M8N.
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of
to Smith
Can the acting Commander
the forces sit in the Council under
existing
Instructions, or would a
supplementary instruction be required?
Mr Merivale.
No public officer. Commands of Hong Kong by
Office.
Bm NA
it in the
Hong Kong by virtue of
the
The text and the intention of
Instructions were that the Legislative Council should consist
there persons cord.
to be constituted
by the Governor in addition to the General
very King
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That does
to have been.
will understood either in Hong
prove.
Any alteration in the Constitution
the Committee
can solely be made by
additional Royal Instruction
Mr Dall
BS 12 Nov
I am much disposed myself
to think that it was a desirable
to found on Lord Panmure's views,
by
Mr Merivale