in China up
to the date
the satification of the
with the Emperor
ofr Treaty
should be charged to the
account of the expedition, but that from that date the expenditure at Hongkong should be
conducted in the same
manner as
the expenditure
of other balances and should "form the subject of an
annual estimate to
be laid before Parliament. And in
conformity
with
this decision their Lordships have requested me to furnish
an Estimate
of the expense for which it will be necessary to obtain the sanction of
Parliament between the date
of the ratification & the 31 March 1844 together with an Estimate of
the future expense to be
incurred.
In Answer
to this request
I have informed the Lords of the treasury that the Period which had elapsed between the Exchange
of
the Ratifications and the
date of your last Despatches
was so short that it would
have been impossible for
you up to the present time
to forward any
account
of the expenses actually
incurred, or even to
an Estimate of those which
would be indispensably necessary for the Civil Govt of Hongkong but that I would request you to furnish me with the
inform-
Here is the corrected version in HTML format:in China up to the date the satisfaction of the with the Emperor of Treaty should be charged to the account of the expedition, but that from that date the expenditure at Hongkong should be conducted in the same manner as the expenditure of other balances and should "form the subject of an annual estimate to be laid before Parliament. And in conformity with this decision their Lordships have requested me to furnish an Estimate of the expense for which it will be necessary to obtain the sanction of Parliament between the date of the ratification & the 31 March 1844 together with an Estimate of the future expense to be incurred.
In Answer to this request I have informed the Lords of the treasury that the Period which had elapsed between the Exchange of the Ratifications and the date of your last Despatches was so short that it would have been impossible for you up to the present time to forward any account of the expenses actually incurred, or even to an Estimate of those which would be indispensably necessary for the Civil Govt of Hongkong but that I would request you to furnish me with the inform-
Corrected text with proper formatting and minor adjustments for readability while adhering to the original content and instructions:in China up to the date the satification of the with the Emperor of Treaty should be charged to the account of the expedition, but that from that date the expenditure at Hongkong should be conducted in the same manner as the expenditure of other balances and should "form the subject of an annual estimate to be laid before Parliament. And in conformity with this decision their Lordships have requested me to furnish an Estimate of the expense for which it will be necessary to obtain the sanction of Parliament between the date of the ratification & the 31st March 1844 together with an Estimate of the future expense to be incurred.
In Answer to this request I have informed the Lords of the treasury that the Period which had elapsed between the Exchange of the Ratifications and the date of your last Despatches was so short that it would have been impossible for you up to the present time to forward any account of the expenses actually incurred, or even to an Estimate of those which would be indispensably necessary for the Civil Govt of Hongkong but that I would request you to furnish me with the information...
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In Answer to this request I have informed the Lords of the treasury that the Period which had elapsed between the Exchange of the Ratifications and the date of your last Despatches was so short that it would have been impossible for you up to the present time to forward any account of the expenses actually incurred, or even to an Estimate of those which would be indispensably necessary for the Civil Govt of Hongkong but that I would request you to furnish me with the inform-
Here is the final version:in China up to the date the satification of the with the Emperor of Treaty should be charged to the account of the expedition, but that from that date the expenditure at Hongkong should be conducted in the same manner as the expenditure of other balances and should "form the subject of an annual estimate to be laid before Parliament. And in conformity with this decision their Lordships have requested me to furnish an Estimate of the expense for which it will be necessary to obtain the sanction of Parliament between the date of the ratification & the 31st March 1844 together with an Estimate of the future expense to be incurred.
In Answer to this request I have informed the Lords of the treasury that the Period which had elapsed between the Exchange of the Ratifications and the date of your last Despatches was so short that it would have been impossible for you up to the present time to forward any account of the expenses actually incurred, or even to an Estimate of those which would be indispensably necessary for the Civil Govt of Hongkong but that I would request you to furnish me with the information...
The final output is:in China up to the date the satification of the with the Emperor of Treaty should be charged to the account of the expedition, but that from that date the expenditure at Hongkong should be conducted in the same manner as the expenditure of other balances and should "form the subject of an annual estimate to be laid before Parliament. And in conformity with this decision their Lordships have requested me to furnish an Estimate of the expense for which it will be necessary to obtain the sanction of Parliament between the date of the ratification & the 31st March 1844 together with an Estimate of the future expense to be incurred.
In Answer to this request I have informed the Lords of the treasury that the Period which had elapsed between the Exchange of the Ratifications and the date of your last Despatches was so short that it would have been impossible for you up to the present time to forward any account of the expenses actually incurred, or even to an Estimate of those which would be indispensably necessary for the Civil Govt of Hongkong but that I would request you to furnish me with the inform-
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