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them above alluded to had not fully
ucrived his attention. Indeed be
omitted, it seems, it
to take out a
Papaze
Brokers Licence for the person who
and acted
him at stong
was not.
procured Emigrants, for Kong. His letter, be explains, written in the spirit of complaints against the Colonial Administration,
but as a statement of the circumstances
which led him to close the Hong Kong
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175
12.
On the whole it appears
tome
that Mr. Murser has satisfactority
vindicated the character of the Honglong
Immigration
and the Colonial Adminis=
-tration connected with it, and that
M. Sampson
wrote the letter which have
come
imperfect
Agency.
and
of his general
rat views on a
cystem of Emigration ofpreed to his
own
pradice. In a
personal intervices
with the Acting Colonial Secretary he distinctly disavowed all intention of
reflecting on the Colonial Government.
given rise to the present disruption, in
expects under an
Knowledge of the facts : -
A.
Shouts Mr. Cardwall take
this view and instruest us to that
Effect,
we would communicate in the
and
above sense with MV. Sampson
him to be reose cautions in
aquest future in his public notifications Hongkong, to the style of which
in
as well
reasury