CO129-009 - Public Offices - 1844 — Page 354

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However, to follow the instructions more closely and provide a more accurate and formatted response, here is the revised output in HTML, with some corrections and adjustments for readability:

Foreign Office

BAE expansion

that the Appet sh? be

allowed to serve had. Hague and, to will

him and to

the

expenses

this

Requisition

with lain what other

+

6618

RECEIVED

SEP 16

1844

1930 Hong Kong

348

Metropolitan Police Office

Whitehall Place

14 Sep. 1844

Sir

The Commissioners of Police

of the Metropolis, beg to enclose for the consideration and decision of Lord Stanley

a Memorandum which has been handed to them from Mr May

who has been appointed by his Lordship as Superintendent of Police at Hong Kong.

The Commissioners beg to state that in former similar cases officers have been permitted

C. W. Hone Esq.

&c. &c.

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