He paid that month's hotel accordingly.
Shortly before that date this sum was paid to him, being twice the amount then due; and nothing more was heard from him.
No communication has been received from him either by this Department or by the Colonial Office or the Crown Agents.
He sent her from Manchester a postcard, containing no address, in which he reported his intention of returning to Hongkong; later he sailed for Hongkong. 52
2. Upon receipt of your telegram of the 5th of January, a messenger was sent to 3 Cullen's last known address, 19 Doddington Grove, Kennington. The landlady there stated that Cullen left her house early in October for America and that she had heard nothing from him since.
3. The Crown Agents' shipping agents were then asked to make enquiries with a view to ascertaining whether Mr. Cullen left for Hongkong by a steamer about the 27th of October. It was thought that he had intended to sail by the