135′′ f 1848.
Inclosure N. 1 in Despatch.
Cofy.
Dear Sir,
Wong
63 364
Victoria, 26th August, 1846.
Though I have not the honour to be personally acquainted with you, induced by a public exigency of moment to obtain your assistance if possible towards procuring a legal advice for this Colonial Government - the Attorney General is compelled by a severe disorder of the eyes, threatening blindness to go home.
Immediately and in the mean while we have no barrister in the Colony to take his place. Should there be any unemployed person at Ceylon willing to come here at once, he would receive £750. (half of the Attorney General's salary).
His Excellency Lieut. General Sir J. Campbell, K.C.B., Governor, &c., &c., Ceylon 21st June, 1848.
Victoria, Hongkong, submitting application for the payment of expences Hongkong to 17th June, 1848.
135′′ f 1848.
Inclosure N. 1 in Desper
Cofy.
Dear Sir
Wong
63 364
Victoria, 26th August, 1846.
Though I have not the hour to be personally acquainted with you, induced by a public exigency of
moment to obtain
your
Ant-
Lome
assistance
if
possible towards procuring a legal advices-
for
this Colonial Government - ther Attorney Several is compelled by a severe dieader of
the
eyes, threatening blindnere to go home.
direetly and in the mean
до
while we have
no barrister in the Colony to take his place
Should there be
any unemployed
ṣerson at
he
Ceylon willing to conse wer_ at mce_ would receive. £ 750. ( half of the Absentie?
His Kreelleney
Lieut. General Sur. f. fampbell, K. C.B.
Governor, &c., Fe.,
Ceylon
21th June, 18248.
Victoria, Hongkong,
submitting application
Co
ine
This
for the finryment of:
expences Shongkong.
to
17th June,
and prom
1848.
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