duties in Hong Kong, with the fixed resolve to exert myself with the same energy, zeal and capacity as I have ever heretofore displayed, my spirit as yet, unaffected by the sad condition of its corporeal shell. And although doomed to an early death, I will cheerfully exert myself, while life lasts, to perform my duties faithfully, and strive at the last to die in harness at my Post.
Commending myself to the merciful Consideration of Her Majesty's Government, I have the honor to be, My Lord Duke, Your Grace's most Obedient Humble Servant.
AL. Inglis
Harbor Master, Marine Magistrate and Emigration Officer, Hong Kong
1. Schedule of Enclosures.
497 Diagnosis of disease and state of body, by Colonial Surgeon, Hong Kong. June 18.59.
2 Copy of Official Certificate from Doctor Birstell's Certificate of present state of body 42, 27th February 1860.
4. Official letter expressive of "Davis's" entire satisfaction to, Jan = 1846.
5. Private letter from Colonial Secretary expressing "what an admirable Report you have "th, July 1846.
6. Official letter. Governor Davis fully aware of the zeal & intelligence observed die". August 1846.
7. Copy of my letter resigning Office Registrar General 85. May 1849
8. Official letter disapproving my resignation; refers to "compensation from ...