Inclosure N. 1 in Despatch
No 6 of
1848.
praying £100 in which he was
28th October, 1848.
convicted, for breach of this
that the fine of Her Majesty's Treasury", The Lords Commissioners of Treasury to The Right Honorable
Petition from Captain
No. 181.
Copy
198
Colonial Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 20th September 1848
"With reference to my
letter No.
1644 of the 25th ultimo, I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to enclose for your information, copy of a letter from the Late Acting Attorney General, whereby
it
appears that the proceedings taken against you for a breach of the Post Office Regulations were not instituted at the instance of the Crown, but at that of Mr Hyland, the Post Master of the Colony; and to inform
you
that, under these circumstances, he
would recommend your forwarding your
petition to the Post Master General, who
is
the proper authority to advise the Lords on the merits of the case.
-Captain Thomas Larkins,
Hongkong
ང་ལ་ཤོག་མདས་སྤྱང་ས་པའི་ཐ་ས
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was removed as per rule 12. Here is the final output in HTML format.Inclosure N. 1 in Despatch
No 6 of
1848.
praying £100 in which he was
28th October, 1848.
convicted, for breach of this
that the fine of Her Majesty's Treasury", The Lords Commissioners of Treasury to The Right Honorable
Petition from Captain
No. 181.
Copy
198
Colonial Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 20th September 1848
"With reference to my
letter No.
1644 of the 25th ultimo, I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to enclose for your information, copy of a letter from the Late Acting Attorney General, whereby
it
appears that the proceedings taken against you for a breach of the Post Office Regulations were not instituted at the instance of the Crown, but at that of Mr Hyland, the Post Master of the Colony; and to inform
you
that, under these circumstances, he
would recommend your forwarding your
petition to the Post Master General, who
is
the proper authority to advise the Lords on the merits of the case.
-Captain Thomas Larkins,
Hongkong
ང་ལ་ཤོག་མདས་སྤྱང་ས་པའི་ཐ་ས
Inclosure N. 1 in Despatch
No go of
1848.
praying £100 in which he was
28th batober, 1848.
may be refunded him. Office Regulations,
convicted, for breach of this
that the fine of Her Majesty's Treasury", The Lods Commissioners of Larkins to The Right Struble
Polition from Captain
No. 181.
Copy
Siv
198
Colonial Office, Victoria, Hangbang, 20th September 1942
"With reference to my
letter No.
1848.
1644 of the 25th ultimo, I am directed by His Excellency the Severner to enclose for your information, copy of a letter from the Late Acting Attorney General, whereby.
it
appears that the proveedings taken against you for a breach of the Post Office Regulators were not instituted at the instance of the Crown, but at that of Mr Hyland, the Bot Master of the belony ; and to inform
Post
you
that, under these circumstances, he
would recommend your forwarding your
pretition to the Post Master General, who
is
the proper authority to advise the Lords on the merits of the case .
of the Reasing
ང་ལ་ཤོག་མདས་སྤྱང་ས་པའི་ཐ་ས
-Caplain Thomas Larkins,
Hongkong
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