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From or to whom.
Despatch No.
Date.
Subject
Page.
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13 To Governor Sir W. F.D. (Confidential)| Nov. 24, 1876
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
14 Crown Agents
Nov. 25, 1876
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Governor Sir W. F. D. (Telegraphic.)| Nov. 27, 1876
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Acknowledging confidential des- patch pointing out the disqualifi- cations of Captain Speedy.
Submitting a design and estimate 12
for the swords to be presented to certain Malay Chiefs.
The organization of the Police greatly retarded for want of the authority to appoint Lieut. Swin- burne as Superintendent.
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31 Crown Agents
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16 To Governor Sir W. F. D. (Telegraphic.) Nov. 27, 1876
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Swinburne approved while any por-
tion of regiment remains.
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To Crown Agents
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Ditto -
Nov. 27, 1876 Authority for the appointment of
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Lieut. Swinburne as Superinten- dent of Police in Perak.
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Governor Sir W. F. D. (Telegraphic.)
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Dec. 1, 1876
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To War Office
Dec. 1, 1876
Requesting the loan of Armourer.
Sergeant Green for two years.
Making the above request known to
the War Office,
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To Governor Sir W. F.D. Jervois, K.C.M.G., C,B.
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From or to whom.
Despatch
No.
Date.
Dec. 22, 1876
Subject.
Extension of time requested for 17
which they are authorised to borrow the 60,0001.
Governor Sir W. F. D. (Telegraphic.) Dec. 23, 1876 Report of the trial of Maharaja Lela | 17
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
and six others charged with the murder of Mr. Birch, condemned by Malay tribunal to be hanged, not yet received.
To Governor Sir W. F.D. (Telegraphic.) Dec. 26, 1876 Pending report asked for, requests 17
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Dec. 26, 1876
him to postpone the execution of
the sentence upon the murderers of Mr. Birch.
As to the extension of time for 18
obtaining a loan,
Dec. 27, 1876 Presuming he will report in due course what steps he would recom mend should be taken for the administration of affairs in Perak in consequence of the death of the Rajah Bandabara.
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Governor Sir W. F. D. (Telegraphic.) Dec. 2, 1876
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Indian Battery no longer required, Please arrange with India Office for its removal,
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14
To Crown Agents
Dec, 28, 1877
Directing them to send out certain accoutrements, arms, and ammuni- tion.
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21
Ditto -
881
Oct. 28, 1876 (Rec. Dec. 4)
Stating the immediate cause of his sending a telegram relative to the authority of the Governor in regard to the troops in the Settle-
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Governor Sir W. F. D. (Telegraphic.)
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
ments.
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Ditto -
405
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Ditto -
(Telegraphic.) Dec. 6, 1876
23 To War Office
Dec. 9, 1876
Requisition for arms and ammuni-
tion for the Perak Police Force,
As to the arrrangement with the India Office for the removal of the Indian Battery which is no longer required.
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War Office
Dec. 12, 1876 No objection to the retention of the
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Stating the grounds on which dis- tinction may be made between Lela and other prisoners and Abdullah.
Nov. 28, 1876 Stating that he had communicated (Rec.Jan.1,1877)| to the Maharajah of Johore the ac- knowledgments of Her Majesty's Government of the cordial assist- ance which he afforded in the settlement of the disturbances qɗ the Malay Peninsula.
To Governor Sir W. W. D. (Telegraphic.)|| Jan, 8, 1877
Jervain, K.C.M.G., C.B.
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19
Agreeing that the law should take | 19
its course in the eagen of Lela, Sagor, and Pandak Indut.
Dec. 80, 1876 (Rec. Dec. 80th)
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:T
C.O. 882
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO
services of Armourer Sergeant Green, provided that the travel- ling expenses of his successor to Hong Kong be paid.
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Ditto -
Jan. 4, 1877
In reply to telegram respecting the close of the Abdullah inquiry.
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25 To Governor Sir W. F.D.
291
Jervois, K.C.M.G., C.B.
Dec. 15, 1876 Regarding retention of the services
of Armourer Sergeant Green,
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To Governor Sir A.Phøyre,
K.C.S.L, C.B. -
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Jan. 4, 1877
26
Ditto -
(Talegraphic.)| Dec. 15, 1876 Respecting equipment of the Police Force. Will not a smaller force suffice?
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Governor Sir W. F. D. Jervois, KC.M.B., C.B.
\ Ditto -
899
Nov. 14, 1876 (Rec. Deo. 16th)
(Telegraphic.) Dec. 16, 1876
Beo. Dec. 20th)
Reporting the death of the Banda-
hars of Perak.
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The investigation as to Abdullah is | 16
closed. Recommends certain mea-
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War Office
Jan. 10, 1877
sures.
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Ditto
(Telegraphic.) Dec. 20, 1876
(Rec. Dec. 22nd)
The strength of the Perak Police | 17
having been very carefully con- sidered, recommends that the re- quisition should be supplied in fall.
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Governor Bir W. F. D. Jervois, K.C.M.Q., C.B.
(Tolographic).
Jan. 12, 1877 (Rec. Jan. 12,
1877)
80 War Ofles
Dec. 22, 1876
The necessary arrangemanta havd been made with the India Office for the removal from the Settlements of the Indian Battery of Royal Artillery.
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Ditto +
428
Dec. 18, 1876 | (Rea. Jan. 18,
1877),
a 8
Requesting him to consider and report whether proper asrange ments could be made at the Seychelles or anyother dependency of Mauritius for the deportation from the Malay Peninsula of Sultan Abdullah, the Shahbandar, the Lagamana, and the Mantri | of Larus.
Expenditure incurred in Bengal # 21
during December 1875 on secount of the Perak Expedition.
Movement of troops. Most desirable | 21
to retain Lieut. Swinburne for Perak Police Force after his regiment goes.
Application of Mr. Randell, the 21
Principal Civil Medical Officer, for compensation for the wound received by him on the march to
Kints.
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