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Rushmire Lodge Julwich
Norwood Lave Julwich.
Aug = 5.1868.
Frederic Rogers Bark
Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies.
From some communications I have recently received from my son-in-law Mr Wilberforce Wilson Surveyor General of Hong Kong, I learn with regret that serious differences have arisen between that gentleman and his Excellency the Governor of Hong Kong, which have led to the passing of a Resolution in Council to the effect that Mr. Wilson's continuance in office was inexpedient to the public interest. A Copy of which Resolution together with other papers has, I am informed, been forwarded to the Home Office.
I am informed by Mr. Milson
that these differences have arisen mainly from the Conduct of the Assistant Surveyor General recently appointed, who has not only refused to act under the instructions...
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Leftember should be September
bet should be Sep
Aug = 5.1868 should be Aug 5, 1868
The final version after proof-reading is as follow:Rushmire Lodge Julwich
Norwood Lane Julwich.
Aug 5, 1868.
Frederic Rogers Bark
Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies.
From some communications I have recently received from my son-in-law Mr Wilberforce Wilson Surveyor General of Hong Kong, I learn with regret that serious differences have arisen between that gentleman and his Excellency the Governor of Hong Kong, which have led to the passing of a Resolution in Council to the effect that Mr. Wilson's continuance in office was inexpedient to the public interest. A Copy of which Resolution together with other papers has, I am informed, been forwarded to the Home Office.
I am informed by Mr. Milson
that these differences have arisen mainly from the Conduct of the Assistant Surveyor General recently appointed, who has not only refused to act under the instructions...