assailed independency
and honor
of that English Bar, whose cause is
so deeply involved in his
own claims
for reparation.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord Duke,
Your most obedient Servant,
F. Chatterton Anstey
The Most Noble the Duke of Newcastle
Her Majesty's Secretary of State, the Colonies.
Is this to be comprised in the batch of papers now pending?
M. Merivale.
Marley - Caldwell
Isupporcio?
Hm July 29
1859 (229
Plowden Buildings, Temple 11th August 1859.
Duke,
1859
This despatch.
21st Jany
and with reference.
To the 21st Jany
MARKED FOR PARLIAMENT
A. @ March 1860
to the public service that
I have rendered
to your department,
by my
letters
of the 17th May 1858, and 21st January 1859,
promising
(covering
Copy of
Despatch from Singapore of the 8th Febry. last
and of the same date to the Colonial Secretary of Hong Kong.)
Despatch from Singapore (the rough draft of which is acknowledged, by a
Minute, at the head of your immediate predecessor's Despatch upon late Correspondence
from that Colony) I should now
inform you, Sir, that, on the date of that last letter, I officially informed the Hong Kong Governor, and some Singapore authorities on 22nd & 26th July 1859:
that numerous persons, (at Singapore and in England) who had recently discovered that, for years past, their trust monies
had been embezzled by one Henry (alias Daniel) Caldwell Ex-Registrar of the Singapore Supreme Court, and brother-in-law of Daniel Richardson Caldwell of Hong Kong—that the Singapore Culprit
disregarding the criminal warrants
The Most Noble the Duke of Newcastle
Principal Secretary of State,
Downing Street.
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