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to such an
Afforntiment as reforted
in si f. Les Vœux desfalch to 12 of the 22nd of January and will ack Sir J. Walsham Whittin he thinks the Chinese Government would be disposed to acceft the
Lord
Comfromine suggested by Knutsford, viz. that, instead
of afforinting a Chremene
by
birth,
thly should select for the proposed
Consulate
the Commissioner of the Chinese Forupin tuations, who
chinese
is stationed in Cowloon.
I am at the same time
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to Enggest, for Lord Kuntofordó Consideration, that the fovernor
of Hongkong should be furnished
With a
copy of six Cecil Smith'
despatch hots 2 of the 28th of
January, testifying to the
admirable manner in which
hv. Iso Ping Lung, who has been
rcommended to the Chinese
fremment by their minister In this country for transfer
to Hongkong has dischayed
his