paid by the Strang Shan Magistrate: to
stle elos Ive
the
Viceroys, who have never allowed the
Emperor to know officially that the Portuguese
refuse to parg
Senior Joda, the Spanish Consul, incidentally
mentioned that the Governor of macarread the
first letter of the Governor of Hong Kong enclosed:
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my despatch No 22 on this subject to mean
that this Consulate had in this
specific
instance)
raved the question. This,
foret
eva s
the
light in
which I
myself read it.
The
circumstance is
is unfortunate if only because:
such a construction is not the true one
My
official relations with the attacao
Government have been most satisfonatory of
lak; and I shall feel disappointed if this
incident renders the transaction of bromess
behoven)
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between this office and the Government of
Macao less facile than usual
I have Jo
(sd) W. J. Hance.
Acting Consul
I
am
forwarding,
XA
before,
a.
copy of this
despatch to the Foreign Office
(sd) H. F. A .