CO129-009 - Public Offices - 1844 — Page 33

RECEIVED

SEP.26 1844

+

Immediate

Sir,

công trong lòng

609

At 5 Cannon Row

30

26th September 1844.

I have the Honor to acknowledge

the receipt of your

letter of the 21st Inst., transmitting

in the direction of Lord Stanley

a despatch relative to certain

Police Appointments required by Mr. Charles

... (has recently been appointed)

at Hong Kong, to be

carried out by him.

It is requested that a

report for the Information of his lordship

on the Cost of the

proposed arrangements be made by the 14th October next.

I have procured

a statement of the Cost of

the establishment of a

Metropolitan Police Force, the Cost will

be £56.7.4.

...

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RECEIVED
SEP.26 1844
+
Immediate

Sir,

...

At 5 Cannon Row
30
26th September 1844.

I have the Honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your
letter of the 21st Inst., transmitting
in the direction of Lord Stanley
a despatch relative to certain
Police Appointments required by Mr. Charles
... (has recently been appointed)
at Hong Kong, to be
carried out by him.

It is requested that a
report for the Information of his lordship
on the Cost of the
proposed arrangements be made by the 14th October next.

I have procured
a statement of the Cost of
the establishment of a
Metropolitan Police Force, the Cost will
be £56.7.4.

...