of it or not. The Copy of the Colonial Secretary's Letter is my reply "forward to you.
The Secretary General proceeds by this mail to England on sick leave, it is rumoured he will not return. Should such be the case and my applications be forwarded to this Master General that the Commanding Royal Engineer might certify that
“my Ordnance duties, and the uncertainty of my health continuing here good after two attacks of fever, will prevent me accepting any Colonial appointment, and That I consider, should an office of Royal Engineers be required to preside over the Civil Engineer Establishment, of their New Colony, that it would be more advantageous both for the Colonial and Ordnance interest that an officer of the Corps should be selecting, rather than to call upon the Commanding Royal Engineer to provide for it.
(Signed) Ed? Aldrich. Major
Royal Engineers.
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of it or not. The Copy of the Colonial Lecretary's Litter my reply "forward
And buy
to you.
The Secangor General proceeds by this mail to
England
ou Lich leave,, K.
it is rumoured he will.
not retrie 18 Hong Kong- Should such be this case aud
my applications be Mende to this Mastin General that the Commanding Royal Enginen might exentohin
deities
They
“
testate that
my Orduances debis, and the excentainly of my health contiming here good after two attacks of fever, will presunt me
me accepting any
Colonial appointment, and That I consider, thould, an
office of Royal Engines be required to ferecides
rous ceud
direct the Civil Engineer. Establishment, of their Nuw Colony, that it would be
More
advantageous both for the
Colonial and Biduance for.
terest that an offein of the
Corps
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Corps thould be secouting,
thean to call upon
the
dely
the Commanding Rayal
Engineer to provides for it
ار مجھے مجھے فارسیم
(Signed) Ed? Aldrich. Major
Cosse." His Life? Erg
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