And it is necessary further to
other faults Mr. Parrant
say,
that whatever
may have committed),
there seems not very probable Evidence
for change.
You will consider whether this
can
be safely posted.
J
writing
to the Governor.
It is certainly unpleasant to criticize the proceedings
of local Government where there is a chance,
of a
that although grossly wrong
in the conduct or
be right in the substance of the matter here we have not. Farrant's own
them, & may make
Memorial (transmitted by Dr. Bonham in July 1911 Houghing) to deal with
to
It seems, therefore, almost unavoidable, that Dr. Bonham must be told, that
Lord Grey urgently (Dr. Bonham) had not looked
a
little further into the proceedings against Dr. Farrant, in order that he might have enabled himself to explain fully which, - to persons willing
Every presumption
to make
in favour of the justice and good foundation of the proceedings of the local government -
a
very unsatisfactory appearance.
55
recapitulate there, without going much into detail, and to remind Dr. Bonham that explanation was before required of them (14th April 1848) and The like explanation has never been given till Mr. Farrant's Memorial raised the subject again. That Mr. Farrant was
expressly suspended on the ground of the charges against him, and Government has declined to prosecute those
he
is justly entitled to receive his
full
20
charges,
half salary
from 5th August 1847 to 10th October in the
when his Office
was abolished - That
his gratification is, however, glad to receive from Dr.
Bonham The statement.
of
his
disbelief in the
more serious charge, that Ed. Farrant had been made the victim of persecution for his endeavours
to detect the corruptions of Chinese Officials -
That his lordship has no resource
from the sine
- possibility of judging at this distance of the truth or falsehood of allegations of corruption, but to
rely on Dr. Bonham's judgment as to
the steps which
may
be
necessary or proper without repetition, by Mr. Farrant, in his last Memorial, of his former charges, and
in consequence of
the apparently suspicious
circumstance
of
The
continued absence of Kheen Pean from the Colony
And it is mersary further to
other faults Mr. Parrant
jay,
that whatever.
may have committed),
there seems not worn probable Evidence
partiméan change.
You will consider whether this
Can
be safely posted.
J
writing
to the Governor.
It is certainly unpleasant to criticize the proceedings
local Government where there is a chance,
of a
that although grossly wing
in the conduct or
be right in the substance of the Bort here we have hot. Pavant's own
them, & max make
Memorial (terus mitted by Dr. Bonhaus in dit 1911 Houghing) to deal with
to
It seems, therefor, almost wn = cavoidable, that der Bonhams must be told, that
Lord Greg ugurli he (dr. Bonhares) had not looker
C
little further into the proceedings against Dr. Pamant, in order that he might have Enabled himselfe to explain frinli which, - wom to persons willing
Every presumptions
to make
in favour of the justice and good-foundation of of the proceedings of the local govemment -
A
very unsatisfactory affearance.
55
recapitulate there, without going much into detail, and to remind her. Ronhaus that explanations was before required of them (14th April (848) and The line explanations has never been given hull Md. Sarrants Memorial caised the subject spainde That ht. Farrant was
offressly despended an the ground of the charger against hime, and Government has declined to prosecute those
he
is justly entitled to receive his
full
20
changes,
half salary
from 5th August 1847 to 10t Jctober in the
when his Offic
Jame
gran
was abolished - That
his ariddlief is, however, glad to receive from God.
Bonham The statement.
of
his
Disbelief in the
Inore serious charge, that Ed. Janant had been made the victions of persecution for his undravers
Chinese Officials -
to detect the commptions of That his andsliche has no resource
from the sine
- posibility of judging at this distance of the huth or falsehood of allegations of commption, but to
to rely on Ger. Bonham's judgment as to
the steper which
may
th
be
stl
mcessary or proper shong repetition, by hit Farrant, in his last Memorial, of his formen charges, and
in consequence of
suspicions cxcumstance
the apparently suspicions
f
The
continued absence of Kcheen Pean from the Coling
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