as I have been able at present to consider it, I am inclined to agree with the views of the Chief Justice and of the Attorney General.
Attorney-General
I have the honour to be,
& My Lord,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
5. Bowen
Governor.
Bowen Tel:
Date.
1883 11 ap
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Russell accepts judgeship.
Stewart recommended for
"Treasurer and Registrar General."
(Minutes.)
Mr Meade & Mr Bramston
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as I have been able at present to consider it, I am inclined to agree with the views of the Chief Justice and of the Attorney General.
Attorney-General
I have the honour to be,
& My Lord,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Servant,
5. Bowen
Governor.
Bowen Tel:
Date.
1883 11 ap
Last previous Paper.
No85
5965
El 19 ap
ecorde
77
[rms. 2 ] 82-H&S 1719)
Hong Kong
No.6045
(Subject.)
6045
Read &
DESPATCH.
86
Regd 11.04.83
Russell accepts judgeship.
Stewart recommended for
"Treasurer and Registrar General."
(Minutes.)
Mr Meade & Mr Bramston
This telegram shows that Sir Bowen has arrived in the colony.
I do not know whether Lord Derby will appoint Mr Russell's Successor at once or wait till the despatch arrives: perhaps it would be better to wait, though Mr Stewart's merits & capacity are so well known as to need no further confirmation of any
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Attorney-General
I have the honour to be,& My Lord,Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Servant,
5. Bowen
Governor.
Bowen Tel: Date. 1883 11 ap
Last previous Paper. No85 5965 El 19 ap ecorde 77
[rms. 2] 82-H&S 1719) Hong Kong No.6045
(Subject.) 6045 Read & DESPATCH. 86 Regd 11.04.83
Russell accepts judgeship. Stewart recommended for "Treasurer and Registrar General."
(Minutes.) Mr Meade & Mr Bramston
This telegram shows that Sir Bowen has arrived in the colony.
I do not know whether Lord Derby will appoint Mr Russell's Successor at once or wait till the despatch arrives: perhaps it would be better to wait, though Mr Stewart's merits & capacity are so well known as to need no further confirmation of any