CO129-011 - Sir John Davis - 1845 [1-4] — Page 218

American had established a large Jockyard - and some planted buildings on the Chinese shore

English Merchants

by the connivance and corruption of the local officers. My letter to Neying has had the effect of their being obliged.

to come o

over to

to

Honghong,

and there ereet the establishments which they had commenced on the other side. The risk of accident and dieputes. with the Chinese Government will at

the

the same time be prevented - by abandonment of a system from which I could anticipate nothing- but quil.

tc kl.

I have the honor to be,

With the highest-respect, Your Lordship's,

Most Obedient

Stumble Servant звайт

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All Addington dry fr

Forwarded b. AnGE

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8 Hop Coat Stunlay 12

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13. August 1848::

With reference tong

the 12 Dec." Cast I

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ane directed of docs Panty totransmit you

Recewith

for the consideration of

the lail of Aberdeen, the Afg of a further desp. from the Gode getting reporting the result oh

the

The communication which he had addressed to the Imperial Commer on Infect of the creation of Building (Ammian 4 British sufects

ou

Cowloon Peninsula.

havire

the