prevailed.
Sir G. Bonham superseded Sir J. Davis had the same salary; but in 1852 half his salary was placed on the Foreign Office Estimate, half charged to Hongkong. (Drich had still a small Parliamentary Estimate in aid of its funds).
Sir G. Bonham vacated the Superintendence in the end of the year 1853, being then in England.
The Board of Trade on this appointed Sir J. Bowring Superintendent of Trade, with the original emoluments.
Both the Duke of Newcastle and the Peel Board were of opinion that the establishment at Hong Kong was excessive; that it was desirable to get rid of the Parliamentary Estimate for that colony.
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prevailed.
Sie G. Bonham Dhe scended Sie J. Paris
had the same
salary: but.
In 1852 half hit
placed
was
on the Foreign Price
Estimate, half charged to
Houstong (Drich had
still a small Parliamentary Estimate in aid of its Jits
Jevenne
Si C. Bonham
vacated the Comeworship in the and of the gear 1853. being then in
England.
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The Brain office
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on this appointed fr
Bowning Superinhastat
이
Trade, with the
original emoluments.
:
Best the Duke of
Nunarth & the Peel
L
were shoughy of Rinion
that the establishment
at Hong Kory
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Exessin ; that it was
desirable to get id
of the Parliansalary
Estimate for that
if
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