It will be wanted at Kew
in connection with the new instruments. He is to go only to unfavourable however. It
added a paragraph for you conson: to the letter to Mr. Scott who has been in communication with the Kew
Committee already about Mr
171
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& Cai
Herefsen
ascertain their vocus
!
I have
open for
be done bet
for us.
left then pay gusting
the liesent
He has to do wo
in this Coventry
Hory Kary
He Other
receive lay when his present
Jay
as
ceases!
Weed
As I told Dr. Doberch of het Liggin Laving been recoin en anded we
not write to him yeh, the fewer
Yo him the better.
letters we
write
end 3/ and 27/5
The reply to this Letter should
be addressed to the Secretary, and
The following Number should be
quoted:
M. O.
731
No.
4910
83
^
My Lord,
METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE,
RECP
C. O.
718610
REG CORAPE 83
116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.
28th April, 1883.
In reply to Your Brampton's
letter of the 31st ultimo, I am directed
by the Meteorological Council to inform you that they have been in
communication with the Kew Committee
of the Royal Society
as to the suitability
of Mr Figg for the post of Assistant at the Hong Kong Observatory.
The Council are now
prepared to
recommend Mr Figg for the appointment in question; at the same time I beg to enclose a recommendation from the Superintendent of the Kew Observatory in his favour.
I have the honour to be
Your Lordship's obedient Servant
Secretary
for the Colonies.
Nobel Bayley
Rcreta.
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However, based on the provided rules and re-examining the task, a more appropriate response is:It will be wanted at Kew in connection with the new instruments. He is to go only to unfavourable however. It added a paragraph for you conson: to the letter to Mr. Scott who has been in communication with the Kew Committee already about Mr
171 Lag & Cai Herefsen ascertain their vocus ! I have open for be done bet for us. left then pay gusting the liesent He has to do wo in this Coventry Hory Kary He Other receive lay when his present Jay as ceases! Weed
As I told Dr. Doberch of het Liggin Laving been recoin en anded we not write to him yeh, the fewer Yo him the better. letters we write -end 3/ and 27/5
The reply to this Letter should be addressed to the Secretary, and The following Number should be quoted: M. O. 731 No. 4910 83
My Lord, METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, RECP C. O. 718610 REG CORAPE 83 116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W. 28th April, 1883.
In reply to Your Brampton's letter of the 31st ultimo, I am directed by the Meteorological Council to inform you that they have been in communication with the Kew Committee of the Royal Society as to the suitability of Mr Figg for the post of Assistant at the Hong Kong Observatory. The Council are now prepared to recommend Mr Figg for the appointment in question; at the same time I beg to enclose a recommendation from the Superintendent of the Kew Observatory in his favour.
I have the honour to be Your Lordship's obedient Servant Secretary for the Colonies. Nobel Bayley Rcreta.
Revised to fit the exact format required and addressing the issues:It will be wanted at Kew in connection with the new instruments. He is to go only to unfavourable however. It added a paragraph for you conson: to the letter to Mr. Scott who has been in communication with the Kew Committee already about Mr ...
As I told Dr. Doberch ... we not write to him, the fewer letters we write to him the better.
The reply to this Letter should be addressed to the Secretary, and The following Number should be quoted: M.O.731 No.4910 83
My Lord,
METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE,
C.O.718610
116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.
28th April, 1883.
In reply to Your Brampton's letter of the 31st ultimo, I am directed by the Meteorological Council to inform you that they have been in communication with the Kew Committee of the Royal Society as to the suitability of Mr Figg for the post of Assistant at the Hong Kong Observatory. The Council are now prepared to recommend Mr Figg for the appointment in question; at the same time I beg to enclose a recommendation from the Superintendent of the Kew Observatory in his favour.
I have the honour to be Your Lordship's obedient Servant, Secretary for the Colonies.
Nobel Bayley
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