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in 1876-7 the subject received the serious attention of Her Majesty's Government and that circumstances wholly unconnected with the merits
the Case have alone postponed the settlement a matter of Imperial Police, affecting the Health of the whole community in many Countries.
of
of a
Iventure to add for His Lordships
consideration a paper read at the
International Medical Congress last year in the Department of State Medicine, and Contained in p.p. 157 to 158 of the
the Congress,
Dransactions
of
and I do so
in great measure on account of the remarks made by distinguished persons from many Countries in the discussion of
that paper
Speaking for myself and not
for the medical Council whom I cannot at present consult I concur in the observations
of
the Attorney General for Hong Kong.
P.S. Ishall esteem it a favour if I
have
may a copy of the papers which I now return for preservation in the Medical Council Office.
C. R. Peel an
OLLA
Sir,
obedient errant
Your
(simed) H. W. Acland.
L
RY