the Republic of New Granada,
you
I transmit to
Lerewith the
Copy of a letter from
the Foreign Office on this subject, and I have to
instruct you, in compliance with
The Earl of Malmesbury's decision, to
withdraw with
your
provisional recognition
of Mr. Burrows in
that appointment.
I have Le.
The case of
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Mr Burrows
Consul at Hong Kong for
New Granada.
On the 4th of April 1856 the Foreign Office forwarded a despatch from Sir John Bowring stating that Mr. Lilas Burrow had been appointed Consul
at Hong Kong by the Republic of New Granada, and that he had recognized him provisionally in that capacity.
In a letter to the Foreign Office
in
dated 11th April
The Colonial Office
stated that they
were aware:
of