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higher rank of Clerk of

the higher

the Excentive and Legislative

Counsils

of

the Colony!

26..

Under these

Circum=

=stances, I most respectfully

Jubmit

all of the foregoing Statements to your Grace, for

consideration and decision; and I, at the same time,

most humbly pray that Your Grase will decide, - whether the duties appertaining to the

Colonial Secretary of

Hongkong, when that officer is

leave, should

absent

continue to be performed by Colonial Treasurer,

the

or

whether they should, in the usual routine of Service,

devolve upon me

as the

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immediate Subordinate to the

Colonial Secretary in his Establish

ment. -

27.- has

If Family connection

any influence upon the character of

Public Servant, -

as to

the respectability of my

parents (now

no

more) and

relatives, I would very respectfully

refer your Grace to the undermentioned Gentlemen, all

are

of whom and who knew

now

in England

late father,

my

Colonel D'Almada, and family, well; viz: - Governor Elliot, of Bermuda; Mr Johnston, late Secretary to the Superintendency; Mr Plowden, and Mr Astell, M. P., Directors of the East India Company, and Sir James

Matheson, Bark, M. P..

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