absence of the judge, in which case, according to Colonial usage the former might prefer a claim to a moiety of the judge's Salary.
(Signed) Faul Sterling: April, 1848.
[True Copy]
Colonial Secretary
No. 14.
Legislative
My Lord,
on an
1227 Hong Kong
JAXE21
1848
Victoria, Hongkong,
22nd April, 1848.
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of Your Lordship's Despatch N° 3 of the 19th January last, conveying Your Lordship's observations and instructions
on an Ordinance that had been submitted by my Predecessor for His Majesty's confirmation, the Ordinance being entitled, "An Ordinance for extending the summary jurisdiction of Police Magistrates and Justices of the Peace within the Colony of Hongkong."
I have not failed, My Lord, to pay that attention which the importance of the question demands, to the subject matter of Your Lordship's Despatch; but my time
The Right Honorable, The Earl Grey
absence of the judge, in which case, according to Colonial neage the former might prefer a claim to a moisty of the judge's Salary.
the
(Signed) Faul Sterling: April, 18418.
[True Copy)
Maine
Colonial Secretary
Dj°. 14.
Legulative
My Lord,
on an
1227 Bong
JAXE21
1848
Victoria, Hongkong,
22nd April, 1848.
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of Your Lordship's Despatch N° 3 of the 19th January last, conveying Your Lordship's observations and ductions
Ondinance that had been submitted by my. Predecessor for His Majesty's confirmation, the Ordinance being entitled, In Ordinance " for extending the summary jurisdiction " Police Magistrales and Justices of the Pace " within the Colony of Hongking
"
I have not failed My Lord,
of
to pay
that attention which the importance of the
of
question demands, to the subject, matter Your Lordship's Despatch ; but my time
The Right Honorable, The Earl Grey
te
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