Sir,
202176/5
Victoria, Houghing,
9th February, 1856.
I have read with much satisfaction the Despatch, No. 20 of 1st October 1855, from the Right Honorable The Secretary of State which you had the goodness to hand me yesterday for my perusal, and encouraged by the favorable answer which that despatch's strong recommendation of Mr. Rinecker and myself has secured for my applications to be naturalized subjects of the British Crown, I beg leave to submit the enclosed Memorandum concerning myself for transmission to The Honorable W. J. Moore, Esquire, Colonial Secretary.
Sir,
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Sir,
202176/5
Victoria, Houghing,
9th formory, 1856.
I have read with much
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Honorable The Soretary of State white you had the groducees to hand que "yesterday for my remarks, and euenraged by the fourable answer which die folum tenoring's strong recommendation of Mr. Ricnacchier and myself has secured for mo applications to be naturalized subjects the British brown, I beg leave to submit the enclosed Memorandum
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Colonial Secretary!
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