Dispatch N. 102 17/855
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Loopy
when-xs
you
Victoria Hong Kong, July the 9th 1835.
2836755
51
I have the honor to address
the following Subject =
It was my intention as early as 1845 to have applied for
Letters of Naturalization. Ordinance Nr. 10 was passed by the Legislative Council of this Colony on the 1st October 1845; but
subsequently disallowed by Her Majesty's Government, and as yet I have had no opportunity of applying for this Privilege, believing that in the absence
The Honorable
W. T. Mercer Esq.,
Colonial Secretary
...
for Letters of Naturalization. From that time till now, I have been anxiously awaiting...
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was removed as per rule 12. Here is the revised response:Dispatch N. 102 17/855
Inclosure No / in
Loopy
when-xs
you
Victoria Hong Kong, July the 9th 1835.
2836755
51
I have the honor to address
the following Subject =
It was my intention as early as 1845 to have applied for
Letters of Naturalization. Ordinance Nr. 10 was passed by the Legislative Council of this Colony on the 1st October 1845; but
subsequently disallowed by Her Majesty's Government, and as yet I have had no opportunity of applying for this Privilege, believing that in the absence
The Honorable
W. T. Mercer Esq.,
Colonial Secretary
for Letters of Naturalization. From that time till now, I have been anxiously awaiting...
1955.
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Dispatch N. 102 17/855
Inclosure No / in
Loopy
when-xs
you
Victoria Hongthing July the 9th 1835.
2836755
51
I have the honor to address
the following Subject =
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my
as 1845 to have applied for
as for
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Letters
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The Honorable
W. I. Mercer Eyr,
Colonial Secretary
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1955.
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