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47 | Acting Colonial Secretary | (Taingraphia) | Nov. 21, 1876 |
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Governor Sir W. F.Jervois, (Confidential)
K.C.M.G., C.B.
(Rea. Nov. 22).
Oct. 16
Bubject.
Departure of Sir W. Jorvaia for Perak; despatch skisher of 800 men under General Colborne ; amp- ture of four stockades at Papir Bula; discovery of Mr. Binob's property in the house of Lola 1 necessity for troops to prevent national rising, and satisfactory news from Salengore.
Debt slavery. Stating that the sub- (Rec. Nov. 22).ject will be dealt with by his offcorn
in conjunction with the Mainy council in Perak, sa explained in his despatch No. 291.
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| (Confidential) | Oct. 16, 1875
(Roc. Nov. 22).
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Lord Stanley of Alderley's letter to
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Ditto.
291
Oct. 16, 1875 (Rec. Nov. 22).
the Earl of Carnarvon respecting
native affairs in the Malay States,
and replies to the comments sa- closed by Lord Stanley.
His tour throngh Perak; his pro
ceedings during the tour, and the action which he has been led to adopt in consequence.
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Date.
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Governor Bir W. F. Jervois, | (Substance of
KCMG., C.B.
telagran.)
Nov. 28 (Rec. Nov. 27).
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War Office
Subjec
Suspension of setive operationa. I
ms of proclamation requsschag friends to dimmociate themselves from enemics, and of notice offering reward for the apprehension of murderers. Non-arrival of troope from India. A force of 1,000 man composed partly of natives will be sufficient
Nov. 30, 1875 Request of the Treasury for an enti- mate of the sum likely to become repayable to Indian funds on se- count of troops and stores sent from India to the Straits Battle-- ments in consequence of the recent outbreak, and asking for informa- tion on this subject.
62 Governor Bir W. F. Jerrols, (Telegraphic) | Nov. 24, 1878
K.Q.M.G., C.B.
B
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Ditto -
(Substance of telegram.)
(Boo. Deo. 9).
Nov. 26 (Bac. Dec. 2).
Dec. 8.
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Ditto ⚫
296
Oct. 20 (Rec. Nov. 22),
Forwarding copy of the speech with which he opener the Legislative Council on the 7th instant.
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Ditto.
298
Oct. 21 (Rea. Nov. 29).
Provisional character of the appoint- ment of Residomis in the Native States; stating that he has informed the noting Residents of the neces- aity of being careful in giving advice to the rulers of different States.
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306
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Nov. 4, 1875 (Rec. Des. 6).
66 Admiralty
53 The President in Conneil, | (Telegraphic)
Nov. 29
Calcutta, to the Marquis
of Ballsbury.
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Memorandum
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Departure for Perak of Buffs fully
equipped for service.
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Governor Sie W. F. Jervois, | (Telegraphic)
K.C.M.G., C.B.
Dec. 8, 1875 (Bec. Dec. 8).
No date
Administration of the government of Perak and the issue of three proclamations.
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Ditto.
55 Governor Sir W. F. Jervois, (Telegraphic)
L.C.M.G., C.B.
腮
Nov. 18 (Rec. Nov. 23,
1876).
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Ditto -
(Bubstance of telugram.)
Nov. 18 (Rec. Nov. 24).
Rumours of the spread of disaffection amongst Malkys; disturbances in Selangore; momaines of Stater near Malacon, and proposed mos- sures for the ruling of Perak.
Capture of four stockades and six guns; destruction of Maharajah Lala's villages; recovery of pro perty belonging to Mr. Birch, and Deoalty for 1,000 men whilst siparing jungle for roada,
47 | To Governor Bir W. F. Jur» | (Telegraphio) | Nov. 28, 1875 Employment and withdrawal of
vola, K.C.M.G., C,B,
20 | The_President in Council, | (Talageuphic)
Paljetta, to the Marquis of Halisbury.
10 | To Governor Sir W. F. Ju-
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TO, K,O.M.G., 0.3.'
Nov. 26.
troops the retention of Residents nt Park, and stating that weither sonexation nor government of, country by British affoers in naMA of Bulian can be allowed.
Departure for Perak on 26th instant of last ship with Goorkhan and General Ros.
Nos. 25, 187# † Inhemjng him that his dongatak No. 101, of the 18th přtine, mill be replied to by next måll, sad an pressług deep regros ni. the laws of Mr. Mých nad Captain Innes.
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69 To Wer Ollos
*
(Babetanos of
telugram.)
Dos. 3, 1875 (Rec. Dec. 8).
(Telegraphic)| Dec. 8, 1875
Oocupation of country by troops. Implication of Maharajah Lela and Dain Sagor in the murder of Mr. Birch. Discovery of Birch's pro- party in the house of Lela.
Apparent friendliness of Ismail, who has been requested to nasist in the punishment of the murderam of Mr. Birch; and necessity for the military sccupation of the country for a time.
Murder of Mr Birch despatch of Major Dunlop with rebops to Qudžia Kasaj disturbances in the late
of Balengore, and proceedings of Mr. Davidson.
Departure of H.M.S. “Phlionnel " from Bombay for Penang and Him- gapore to be pleased at the disposmā of Sir Wm. Jervois. Motives for the murder of Mr. Biroh ; arrest of Mahali | affkirs of Baina- gore; rising in Stubos near Bungis Lijong and despatch of troope thither.
Borious aspect of nihiro in the vicinity of Malaces and Sungis Ujong arrival at Penang of fores from India, and kis intention to sand Georkkum to Malnocu. Unmtismotory lotior from Immail; despatch of Colonel Anson to in- gains into reports respecting Ma- inces and Bungie Ujong, and stating that althougà 350 Goorkhas and 80 Artillery have been sen thither, there is no apprehensiou of a national rising.
Dec. 1, 1875 | Busing that the east of moving and employing the troops needed in Parak will probably fall on Impe rial funds.
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70 To Governor Sir W. P. Ju
Tols, K.C.M.G., C.B.
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Dan. 10, 1875 Trassmåting' sopy of a letter from
Bir G. Balfour, containinM gestions in connexion wife Sand
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Ditto.
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|(Talegraphic) | „Des. 10, 1875 | A
robosion of further riving about Laimoon and Sungle Ujong; ar rangements for sending treepu fram India will be snapmadad İbe the pressni ; establiskzäunt of ana Rosi- dent at LoveOË,
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