contention of
KAÇKA,
the
Leg. Cormeil
that they should not
have
the increased
contribution until the
troops
are
provided.
4. In regard to this
question of the Barracks.
referred to in the
Third Resolution,
I am
to observe that
no conclusion
can
be arrived at,
until
it is known whether
the Troops
are or are not
to be moved to
Causeway Bay. As
297
to this point I would
refer to
a letter from Kirklepont,
the Major
of the
...
to
which his Lordship
would be glad to
receive a
reply
at W. Stanhope's earliest Convenience.
5. Lord Knatoford
desires me
to add
that the liberal
manner
in which
the Unofficial Members
of the Legislative Council have met the demands