To Herter with its enclosures relating
to the steps it is proposed to take
for the recoccupation of the Kowloon
Peninsula.
I have the honor to be
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
NO.
Appears nothing more
for
366
us to do
on the present letter. The Duke of Newcastle's views have been expressed
already in a communication to the Foreign Office of 13th instant.
21 April 1853
Copies have been sent to For: Office & the War Dept.
Fully.
Mauring
29 April
923
24.
Mr Elles
The Governor of Hong Kong
on this subject is
was to be
in notice from
the last paragraph of Mr. Bruce's despatch.
If the War Office have not sent
a copy
After correspondence
to the For. Office
so.
We
should do
lett. 20 Apr. Perhaps Mr. Blackwood
will ascertain this
privately from the War Office. If they
have sent
Copies to the
Foreign Office
there
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To Herter with its enclosures relating
to the steps it is proposed to take
for the recoccupation of the Kowloon
Peninsula.
I have the honor to be
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
NO.
Appears nothing more
for
366
us to do
on the present letter. The Duke of Newcastle's views have been expressed
already in a communication to the Foreign Office of 13th instant.
21 April 1853
Copies have been sent to For: Office & the War Dept.
Fully.
Mauring
29 April
923
24.
Mr Elles
The Governor of Hong Kong
on this subject is
was to be
in notice from
the last paragraph of Mr. Bruce's despatch.
If the War Office have not sent
a copy
After correspondence
to the For. Office
so.
We
should do
lett. 20 Apr. Perhaps Mr. Blackwood
will ascertain this
privately from the War Office. If they
have sent
Copies to the
Foreign Office
there
Page 366
...
...
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...
...
To Herter with its enclosures relating
to the steps it is proposed to take
for the recoccupation of the Kowloon
Peninsula.
I have the honor to be
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
NO.
Appears nothing more
for
366
us to do
on the present letter. The Duke of Newcastle's views have been expressed
already in a communication to the Foreign Office of 13th instant.
21 April 1853
Copies have been sent to For: Office & the War Dept.
Fully.
Mauring
29 April
923
24.
Mr Elles
The Governor of Hong Kong
on this subject is
was to be
in notice from
the last paragraph of Mr. Bruce's despatch.
If the War Office have not sent
a copy
After correspondence
to the For. Office
so.
We
should do
lett. 20 Apr. Perhaps Mr. Blackwood
will ascertain this
privately from the War Office. If they
have sent
Copies to the
Foreign Office
there
Page 366
...
...
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