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FEB 1

Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger

to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, October 5.

1842

The letter from

the Plenipotentiary

of September 27, is

chiefly

occupied

with the question of the jurisdiction

to be exercised by

the inhabitants of

the Island of Hong Kong.

referred to in enclosure A: 4 of this despatch, regarding which the High Officers appear to be anxious to a degree that I had not anticipated. I am quite prepared to meet their views in all instances of serious

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in 29

RECEIVED

FEB 1

Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger

to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, October 5.

1842

The letter from

the Plenipotentiary

of September 27, is

chiefly

occupied

with the question of the jurisdiction

to be exercised by

the inhabitants of

the Island of Hong Kong.

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in 29

RECEIVED

FEB 1

Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger

to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, October 5.

1842

The letter from

the Plenipotentiary

of September 27, is

chiefly

occupied

with the question of the jurisdiction

to be exercised by

the inhabitants of

the Island of Hong Kong.

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97 in 29 RECEIVED FEB 1 Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, October 5. 1842 It The letter from the Plenipotentiary of September 27, is chiefly occupied with the question of the jurisdiction to be exercised by the inhabitants of the Island of Hong Kong. referred to in enclosure A: 4 of this despatch, regarding which the High Officers appear to be anxious to a degree that I had not anticipated. I am quite prepared to meet their views in all instances of serious differen... should be 97 in 29 RECEIVED FEB 1 Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, October 5. 1842 It The letter from the Plenipotentiary of September 27, is chiefly occupied with the question of the jurisdiction to be exercised by the inhabitants of the Island of Hong Kong. referred to in enclosure A: 4 of this despatch, regarding which the High Officers appear to be anxious to a degree that I had not anticipated. I am quite prepared to meet their views in all instances of serious difference Here is the corrected version in HTML format: 97 in 29 RECEIVED FEB 1 Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, October 5. 1842 It The letter from the Plenipotentiary of September 27, is chiefly occupied with the question of the jurisdiction to be exercised by the inhabitants of the Island of Hong Kong. referred to in enclosure A: 4 of this despatch, regarding which the High Officers appear to be anxious to a degree that I had not anticipated. I am quite prepared to meet their views in all instances of serious difference

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97 in 29 RECEIVED FEB 1 Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, Octobers. 1842 it The letter froue the Plenipotentiary of September 27. is chiefly occupied with the question of the jurisdiction to bervercised by inhabitants, of us over the the Island of Houghoy. referred to in duclosure A: 4 of this despatch, regarding which the High Officers affear to be accxious to a degree that had not anticipated. I am quite prepared to meet their views in all instances of serious ifferen

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in 29

RECEIVED

FEB 1

Extract of a despatch from Sir Henry Pottinger

to Lord Aberdeen; H:54,- Woosung, Octobers.

1842

The letter froue

the Plenipotentiary

of September 27. is

chiefly

occupied

with the question of the jurisdiction

to bervercised by

inhabitants, of

us over

the

the Island of Houghoy.

referred to in duclosure A: 4 of this despatch, regarding which the High Officers affear to be accxious to a degree that had not anticipated. I am quite prepared to meet their views in all instances of serious

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