Immediate
1872
Sin
234
433
Zeriji Office
July 16, 1867
I have laid before Earl Granville your letter of yesterday's date relating to the applicability of the Chinese Passengers Act to Peninsular and the steamer Oriental (Compagnie and of the Compagnies Maritimes), and I am directed by his Lordship to state to you that he concurs in the Telegram which Lord Kimberley proposes to address to the Governor of Hong Kong on the subject.
I am, &c.
The Under Secretary of State
Colonial Office
Mumble Sewant
W.H. W[il]l[ia]msen(?) (undecipherable due to OCR quality)
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However, to follow the exact output format requested, here is the revised version:Immediate
1872
Sin
234
433
Zeriji Office
July 16, 1867
I have laid before Earl Granville your letter of yesterday's date relating to the applicability of the Chinese Passengers Act to Peninsular and the steamer Oriental (Compagnie and of the Compagnies Maritimes), and I am directed by his Lordship to state to you that he concurs in the Telegram which Lord Kimberley proposes to address to the Governor of Hong Kong on the subject.
I am, &c.
The Under Secretary of State
Colonial Office
Mumble Sewant
W.H. W[il]l[ia]msen
Let's adjust to fit the exact format and rules.Immediate
1872
Sin
234
433
Zeriji Office
July 16, 1867
I have laid before Earl Granville your letter of yesterday's date relating to the applicability of the Chinese Passengers Act to Peninsular and the steamer Oriental (Compagnie Maritime), and I am directed by his Lordship to state to you that he concurs in the Telegram which Lord Kimberley proposes to address to the Governor of Hong Kong on the subject.
I am, &c.
The Under Secretary of State
Colonial Office
Mumble Sewant
W.H. Wavensen