My Lord,
Vice 6179.
Ak. 25/7.
4m 7325
32.1
40
N° 48.
rycentive.
Ansed 2 Super Xr 16 Drinity
My Lorde,
Theo trong rong
RECEIVE
AUG. 22
1850
"Corrit,"
Victoria, Hongkong,
3 June, 1850.
I have the honor to submit for Your Lordship's information a Proclamation which I issued on the 28th Ultimo, granting a free Pardon on the occasion of the Birthday of Her Most Gracious Majesty The Queen to eighteen Prisoners confined in Jail.
The sixteen first named were released in compliance with the wishes of His Excellency The Governor expressed to me before his departure to the North; the 2 latter, James Whitton and William Vance, whose case was brought by Mr Bonhame under your Lordship's special notice in despatch No. VIII of 28th November 1849, and His Lordship having...
The Right Honorable, The Earl Grey,
etc.
etc.
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Vice 6179.
Ak. 25/7.
4m 7325
32.1
40
N° 48.
rycentive.
Ansed 2 Super Xr 16 Drinity
My Lorde,
Theo trong rong
RECEIVE
AUG. 22
1850
"Corrit,"
Victoria, Hongkong,
3 June, 1850.
I have the honor to submit for Your Lordship's information a Proclamation which I issued on the 28th Ultimo, granting a free Pardon on the occasion of the Birthday of Her Most Gracious Majesty The Queen to eighteen Prisoners confined in Jail.
The sixteen first named were released in compliance with the wishes of His Excellency The Governor expressed to me before his departure to the North; the 2 latter, James Whitton and William Vance, whose case was brought by Mr Bonhame under your Lordship's special notice in despatch No. VIII of 28th November 1849, and His Lordship having...
The Right Honorable, The Earl Grey,
etc.
etc.
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Ak. 25/7.
4m 7325
32.1
40
N° 48.
rycentive.
Ansed 2 Super Xr 16 Drinity
My Lord,
Theo trong rong
RECEIVE
AUG. 22
1850
"Corrit,"
Victoria, Hongkong,
3 June, 1850.
I have the honor to submit for Your Lordship's information a Proclamation which I issued on the 28th Ultimo, granting a free Pardon on the occasion of the Birthday of Her Most Gracious Majesty The Queen to eighteen Prisoners confined in Jail.
The sixteen first named were released in compliance with the wishes of His Excellency The Governor expressed to me before his departure to the North; the 2 latter, James Whitton and William Vance, whose case was brought by Mr Bonhame under your Lordship's special notice in despatch No. VIII of 28th November 1849, and His Lordship having...
The Right Honorable, The Earl Grey,
etc.
etc.
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Ansed 2 Super Xr 16 Drinity
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RECEIVE
AUG. 22
1850
"Corrit,"
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3 June, 1850.
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