"my highly unpleasant post; and -- says he fit the levelling of the Educated to the basis of the uneducated. As far as correspondence and the records of the Police Department enable us to judge, it is manifest that Mr Wagner himself has not always adopted the course most likely to make his post a pleasant one; and I can see
nothing
in the
relative antecedents, character and
attainments of the Inspectors and the First Clerk that could justify his remark as to the levelling tendency of the decision given by the Head of the Department.
(Signed) J. Stewart Lockhart.
Government House, Hongkong, 19th April 1888.
1800
AFT.
No. 23. Judged.
J. Hennessy
2
MINUTE.
Mr. Pearson 4 Feb.
De Robeck 4
Mr.
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston,
Mr. Meade,
Mr. Herbert.
Mr. Courtney.
Lord Kimberley.
zafto
for
So Horny Kory
1112
Pii,
348
6 Feb:82
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your
No. 172
Despatch
of December, forwarding a Memorial
from Mr. Christian
I transmit
Wagner, & you, for your information, a copy of the reply which
I have returned to their Memorial through the Secretary of State for the Colonies.