Desp: 62 18th, 18th June
Subject of Despatch
Transmitting correspondence passed between himself and the Governor of Macao, the proceedings of consequent. Captain The Honble. Henry Keppel liberating Mr. Tuma K. Siv British subject, from the Macao Jail.
Despatches to 64232 Transmitting & Memorial from Mr William Tarrant to His Lordship. address.. Also Six Printed Copies of each of the Ordinances 4 and 5 of 1849.
Hongkong, No.47 Civil. Aug 13th
My Lord,
RECEIVED JULY 20 1849
"The Actoria, Hongkong, 11th May, 1849
I have the honor to report to Your Lordship that on the 27th March last, I granted leave of absence to Mr. Lena the Assistant Harbour Master, to proceed to the Straits Settlements for the benefit of his health which has been very much impaired, as attested by the Colonial Surgeon's Certificate, herewith enclosed.
Mr. Lena returned to the Colony on the 17th April, but as he only exceeded the period allowed by the Colonial Regulations by six days, and his absence arose from ill health & the Government having been put to no expense thereby,
The Right Honorable The Earl Grey,
&c. &c. &c.
I have not caused...
Desse: Desp:
62 18th,
18th June
Subject of Despatch
Transmitting correspondence passed between himself and the Governor of Macas,
the proceedings of
vequent.
Captain The Honble. Henry Keppel
liberating Mr. Tuma
K. Siv
British subject, from
7.
––
the Macao
Jail.
A Caspatches to
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Transmithing &
Memorial from
Mr
William Tarrant to His Lordebrisé.
address..
Also Six Printed Copies of each of the ordin=
Har 4 and 5
of
1849 ?
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Hongkong,
No.47 Civil.
Aus 135-Fang
My Lord,
6670. Houghong. RECEIVED
JULY 20
184
38
"The Actoria, Hongkong,
1th May, 1849
I have the honor to report to Your
Lordship that on the 27th Thaary last; I
granted leave of absence to Mr. Lena the Assistant Harbour Master, to proceed to the Straits Settlements for the benefit of his
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late
very much
health which has been of impaired, as attected by the Colonial Surgeon's Certificate, herewith enclosed.
Mr. Lena returned to the Colony
Marie Colonial secretary.
ow
the 17th April, but as he only exceeded
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the period, allowed by the Colonial Regulations by six days, and his aboned arose from
absence all health& the Government having how put
to no
expense thereby,
The Right Honorable The Earl Grey,
Se,
So!
I have not caused
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