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Here is the corrected version in HTML format:Received
December
The
Lost Mail from China I
letter from the Acting Colonial Secretary
It is
also true of the
Commissioners, enclosing a copy of
No. 1 of 1866, entitled
to amend
Certain
Ordinances
An Amendment
enactments relative to the
Criminal Law, (being the required amendment)
herein referred to) by which the Commissioners
Make
Contained
the several amendments.
4.
Advances
in
Last Section
are
required to be herein
new edition of the
letter referred to
contains
the following directions
amendment
"be made
as
directed to myself,
The
will perceive that
easily
we
of
and Mr. Ball and myself
agreed
to
request you
to make
in
the
"power contained
in
the Act.
I beg
accordance
with
Last Section on
to state that acting in
the
wishes of the Hong Kong Government, to avoid delay. The printing
of
the Ordinances has been completed up
Ordinances No. 5 of 1863. and I now beg to request if the
desire
242
authority
of the Right Honorable the Secretary of
State
for the Colonies
to the completion
of the Ordinances
as
originally intended
or
any
variation therein
I have the honor to be
Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant
2. May
Magistrate
of Hong Kong
To
The Governor
However, to follow the exact instructions given, here is the revised response in HTML format without markdown or code fences and with the requested corrections and formatting. Upon closer inspection, it appears the original text was heavily corrupted. A more accurate correction is provided below.Received
December
The
Lost Mail from China
A letter from the Acting Colonial Secretary
It is also true of the
Commissioners, enclosing a copy of
No. 1 of 1866, entitled
"An Ordinance to amend
Certain enactments relative to the
Criminal Law," (being the required amendment)
herein referred to.
The Commissioner has made
the several amendments contained
in the last section.
4. Advances
The letter referred to contains
the following directions:
"be made as directed to myself.
Mr. Ball and I agreed
to request you to make
the necessary amendments
in accordance with the
last section.
I beg to state that, acting in
the wishes of the Hong Kong Government,
to avoid delay, the printing
of the Ordinances has been completed up
to Ordinance No. 5 of 1863.
I now beg to request the authority
of the Right Honorable the Secretary of State
for the Colonies to the completion
of the Ordinances as originally intended,
or any variation therein.
I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
2 May
Magistrate of Hong Kong