Your Lordships will kindly inform me

whether

any reply to

my application

for the Appointment of Chief Magistrate

of Hong Kong

has

crossed

me on

my

passage Home, and if so, what has

been the decision.

I have the honor to be,

My Lord Duke,

Your Grace's Most Obedient Humble Servant,

A. L. English

Harbor Master, Marine Magistrate,

Emigration Officer.

and

that his leave

which I suppose it will be

sanctioned

he wishes, that the Govt be directed to pay him his salary

say

that no alter...

This application puzzles Chief Magistracy.

And this on

theat print

Butler

Newcastle has other arrangements in

view. 17 Aug.

Assuming this Cast to hold

care. I am not sure what the Duke

means by the interno HD.

319

and

that wish was to have promoted one

The Public Officer of Hon'ble Sir J. Bowring, Inveighed so strong a sentiment against Mr. Mitchell from Sir G. Bonham Bent I should probably have been selected Twin had I not been so strongly engaged by Sir J. Bowring,

& interceded by Sir Western (I think) to send out a Barrister from England I am looking out for

one & have

2003 Applicants at home, very eligible. –

Unsever

as preferred by Dr. Macgowan

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