M. Bramston
We are still waiting to hear from the Royal Committee the Royal & Mr. Prin Astronome Royal. Shall reminders be sent as this months have elapsed ...
W. Lucas
10/3/7/2
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Did you know anything of these matters
30/3/2
M. Bramston
No. I spoke to M. Pearson about it shortly after.
H. Price is now ill, but has been I think in communication with the Astronomer Royal on the Subject. He may have waited a little to tell us.
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My Lord,
I have already seen the Estimates for 1882 that the Council have voted a sum of $20,000 for the Establishment of an Observatory.
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Government House, Hong Kong, 1st October, 1881.
Your Lordship will see by a perusal of the Estimates for 1882 that the Council have voted a sum of $20,000 for the Establishment of an Observatory.
CPL 187404 Right Honourable Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies,
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M. Bramston
We are still waiting to hear from the Royal Committee & Mr. Prin Astronome Royal. Shall reminders be sent as this months have elapsed...
W. Lucas
10/3/7/2
Gur Ab 18. Remind thats t
Did you know anything of these matters
30/3/2
M. Bramston
No. I spoke to M. Pearson about it shortly after.
H. Price is now ill, but has been I think in communication with the Astronomer Royal on the Subject. He may have waited a little to tell us.
20/2
My Lord,
I have already seen the Estimates for 1882 that the Council have voted a sum of $20,000 for the Establishment of an Observatory.
C 0. 19440 RLOP
\REGE 7 NOV 81
20
Government House, HongKong, 1st October, 1881.
Your Lordship will see by a perusal of the Estimates for 1882 that the Council have voted a sum of $20,000 for the Establishment of an Observatory.
CPL187404 Right Honourable Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies,
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Let's correct and simplify to the exact HTML format required without additional page numbering at the end:M. Bramston
We are still waiting to hear from the Royal Committee & Mr. Prin Astronome Royal. Shall reminders be sent as this months have elapsed...
W. Lucas
10/3/7/2
Gur Ab 18. Remind thats t
Did you know anything of these matters
30/3/2
M. Bramston
No. I spoke to M. Pearson about it shortly after.
H. Price is now ill, but has been I think in communication with the Astronomer Royal on the Subject. He may have waited a little to tell us.
20/2
My Lord,
I have already seen the Estimates for 1882 that the Council have voted a sum of $20,000 for the Establishment of an Observatory.
C 0. 19440 RLOP
\REGE 7 NOV 81
20
Government House, Hong Kong, 1st October, 1881.
Your Lordship will see by a perusal of the Estimates for 1882 that the Council have voted a sum of $20,000 for the Establishment of an Observatory.
CPL187404 Right Honourable Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies,