Government Offices, Victoria Hongkong. 29th January 1859.
I regret to have to trouble you with another letter from Mr. Auxey, dated and received yesterday, on the usual subject of his imaginary grievances.
As the mail closes tonight, I have no time to make any comment on this production, nor, even if time were allowed, do I think I should waste it.
The Right Honorable Sir Edward B. Lytton, Bart., M.P.
22/3
I support pension to which Lo Camarron is entitled.
I do not know anything about it myself.
Yes - It was an understanding with the previous Governor, Sir John Bowring, that Su J. Bruning was entitled to a pension for 10 years, I think £1000.
I communicated with Mr. Hammond on the subject.
Sir E. B. Lytton, Bart.
The Rt. Honble Governor Sir John Bowring, 29 January, 1859.
Victoria, Hongkong,
N. 29.
Received 21 MAR 1859.
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