10
agine
on he will in all probability not leave the Colony at all.
If Compelled to leave the room:
he now
occupies
he
will have to
leave for England by the first
suitable vessel
and
he is
yet
far from fit to run the risk of violent vomiting in a rough sea.
I remain,
Je
(Signed) Richard G. Juck.
(True copy)
W. Caine,
Colonial Secretary.
(Copy)
No 1007
Bir
344
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Victoria, Hong Kong,
13th November, 1860
I have the honor to acknowledge
your letter of this date, and hasten to
remove
any apprehension that may
have arisen from my letter No 993 to
which it is a reply.
His Excellency The Governor has
already suffered the regulations to be set aside in Mr Chapman's Case, and offering the leave of absence specified in
my letter, His Excellency insisted upon
in
DE R. G. Jack.
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