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11 OCT 1859.
Having laid before the Secretary of State for the 5th inst., your letter with its Enclosures from the Lieutenant Governor of Hong Kong relative to the strength of the Garrison, I am directed to acquaint you, in reply, for the information of the Duke of Newcastle that arrangements are in progress which will lead to the Garrison of Hong Kong being largely and speedily reinforced.
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3 502. 0739 9613 140 9973. Gour -32 Sor
RECEIVED Office 10 October 1889.
11 OCT 1859.
Having laid before the Secretary of State for the 5th inst., your letter with its Enclosures from the Lieutenant Governor of Hong Kong relative to the strength of the Garrison, I am directed to acquaint you, in reply, for the information of the Duke of Newcastle that arrangements are in progress which will lead to the Garrison of Hong Kong being largely and speedily reinforced.
The question proposed by Lieutenant Governor J. F. Elliot Esq. ...
Colonial Office Carie
However, the exact correction and formatting might vary based on the interpretation of the original text's intent and the specific instructions provided. The final answer is:083 10061 470 and we realized by: will fuel greatly.
our Representing the Late in the current arrangement we have this honorable fair looking to the low rate
to hush the Solonnes We are ... Gibb, Livingstone of.
3 502. 0739 9613 140 9973. Gour -32 Sor
RECEIVED Office 10 October 1889.
11 OCT 1859.
Having laid before the Secretary of State for the 5th inst., your letter with its Enclosures from the Lieutenant Governor of Hong Kong relative to the strength of the Garrison, I am directed to acquaint you, in reply, for the information of the Duke of Newcastle that arrangements are in progress which will lead to the Garrison of Hong Kong being largely and speedily reinforced.
The question proposed by Lieutenant Governor J. F. Elliot Esq. ...
Colonial Office Carie