Head ofthe Gort, on the faith of
which he stated that he had
expended a lave surn
of
oney. On this the Gu.
Money.
informed him that be otch
hold tie
opinion, lah
sauce opinion,
theat the conprmation of such acts tested with A.
Ms. Gort. De reporting upon this case Sir W. Pottingen gave Dr. Webster the fall
beulit off the fact that
the transfer ofthe dots had
Sv.
been sauctionid Ichuston, but contended that if (ap. Theik had Even proceeded in th the buildings they onust have
been pulled down es
they
Fueroneted
5. May. /45.
Encroached apon
the Public
132
Road - that no poimipion
had been
given by the Johaston
to enlarge the original
allotment & that the whole
traus action had taken place
long
after the
The news
of peace
had reached Hong Kong,
a value to
V had given a
the Land which it did not
before popes.
Lord Stanley having desired Sir Henry Potteriger not to
saccation any
provisional grants informed the for that the proper time for deciding upon the Webbotéis
claim would be when the
(perposed) Erequiry was Made into the equitable claims of all holders of Land in Hong Kong.
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