Colonies, as are referred to by the Committee of the Aborigines Society they can and be exhibited in this office, placarded conspicuously at the Street door, but I must candidly say that in my opinion the intending Emigrant at his departure hence, is better acquainted with the details of the most recent News from his Countrymen in the Gold Fields than I am, and that literally we can teach him nothing in the premises.
I beg to transmit the Despatch from the Secretary of State and its Enclosures.
(True copy I have verified) A. S. Inglis Emigration Officer Colonial Secretary
83 Executive 54 July 9.60. 4021 11 JUL 1859.
Government Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 3rd May, 1857,
In doing myself the honor of forwarding the accompanying appeal from Mary H Mitchell, Sheriff and Assistant Magistrate to your address with certain Inclosures attached I beg to observe that I have known Mr. Mitchell during the whole period of his
The Right Honorable Sir Edward B. Lytton, Bart, &c. &c.