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submit his name to

the Queen in Council,

in order

that, if it shall be Her Majesty's pleasure, he may be appointed to a seat

at that Board.

By Command of

Governor

Sir John Bowring

AUG 16

Walkworth

110

120

23

109

I

16 Sept 1850

have to acknowledge

the receipt of your

Despatch, No.85.

of 2 June, reporting

that you had provisionally

appointed Mr William Thomas Mercer, the Colonial Secretary at

Hongkong, to the

vacancy

in the Legislative

Council

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submit his name to the Queen in Council, in order that, if it shall be Her Majesty's pleasure, he may be appointed to a seat at that Board. By Command of Governor Sir John Bowring AUG 16 Walkworth 110 120 23 109 I 16 Sept 1850 have to acknowledge the receipt of your Despatch, No.85. of 2 June, reporting that you had provisionally appointed Mr William Thomas Mercer, the Colonial Secretary at Hongkong, to the vacancy in the Legislative Council
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submit his name to

the Queen in finncil,

in order

that, if it shall be ter trajesty's pleasure, he may appointed to a seat

at that Board.

Shavets

be

đang đúng

Governor

SirSohn Bowring

AUGT

Walkworth 110

120

slove 23

so109

I

16 Sept750

have to acknowledge

the receipt of your

Despatch, N.85.

7

he

2r of Sune, reporting

that you had provitionally

appointed Mr William Thomas Mercer, the Colonial Secretary at

Honghong, to the

Vacancy

سه

the Legislative

Council

8

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