5.
50
simple number of respectable Attornies in practice at home all I suggest to the Chinese an Attornice in Admission of Clincare 1712
Sir,
and Courts of Law. They peculiar race of people, out in my opinion are generally crafty, corrupt, mendacious, and deficient in their qualifications such as are required for the due administration of justice, and on the depositing of briefs of delicacy and importance should be a person of the highest integrity.
Further I may add that I do not believe the Chinese feel bound by any oath they may make, one bounty our make pin our Honouring.
(Anabopy)
(Signed) J. Fordger,
21. June 1856.
Memorandum
2/
M.L.b.
To the Secretary.
12:457.
(Copy.) Colonial Secretary's Office,
Victoria, Hongkong,
25th June 1856.
I shall place your letter of yesterday before His Excellency the Governor, as soon as His Excellency's health permits his attendance at Office. In the meantime I shall forward your Despatch to the place to which it properly belongs.
I take the opportunity of here noting that in large part of your objection now made to Ordinance No. 12 of 1856 embodied by myself in an amendment proposed in Committee before the Ordinance
The Honorable J. J. Edger, Esquire.
5.
50
simple sumber of respectable Attornies
in practice
it home all I sljest to the
Chinese an Attornice in
Audmission of Clincare
1712
sire_. ᄂ
and
Counts of Low. They peculiar race of peopley out in my opinion are generally crafty, corrupt, mendations, and deficient= in there qualifications soluch
seedful
Lin
as
are
truation thy legal
Adover, che, on the depositing of berets of deliency and pinportance should be a phome of the highest
integrity
Further I may add that I do not believe the Chinese feet bound by any Both they mary make,
of Love!
one bounty
our
Make pin our
Hooughing. (Anabopy) (Signed) f. Fordger, 21. June 1856. Mamma
2/
M.L.b._
at Tecretary.
12:457.
(loppy.) Colonial Decretary's office,
diz,
Vistnia, Honghng,
25th June 18860.
I shall place your letter of yesterday before His Roscelleney the "Governor, as some as His sellency's " health permits his attendance at Office in the meantime I shall hound
In
your Dissent to the blink Ramsile to schvom it poroperly belongs.
I take the opportunity of leere noting that in large part of yo
1007
your
objection now made to Ordinance M: 12 d 1856
embrelied by myself
of
Drow li
-
in an amendment proposed sin Cameit before the Ordinance
The Honorable
J. J. Edger, Esquire.
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