made for which. I will be
which I will be grateful for the abundant blessings conferred on me without end.
on the
Petitioned on the 19th day of the 9th moon Lingmi year.
"True translation
(Signed) M. Chitt
Acting Interpreter to the Police Court
(True Copy)
Mame Colonial Secretary-
A: 5.
Legislative.
My Lord,
23rd January, 1848.
In Despatch. No. 113 of 9th September. Your Lordship in conveying Her Majesty's disallowance of Ordinance No. 5 of 1847, entitled "An Ordinance for the prevention of Piracy" observes that the Legislature of Hong Kong has assumed to itself powers which do not belong to it.
In originally recommending to Her Majesty's Government that out of the small number of three members, constituting the Legislative Council, two of them should consist of the Chief Justice and Attorney General, my object was to provide all the Professional Knowledge and advice available.
The Right Honorable
The Earl Grey
made for which. I will be
which I will be grateful for the abundant Winduese conferred on without end.
on the
Petitioned on the 19th day of the 9th moon Lingmi year.
"Tuve translation
(Signed) M.Chitt
Actz. Interpreter to the Police (ourt__
(True (eky)
Mame Solonial Secretary-
A: 5.
Legislative.
My Lord.,
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