Chief Magistrate of Hongkong, and I think fourteen years altogether in the Public Service of the colony; he made much progress as a Chinese linguist, and thus enhanced the value of the very important service he rendered to this Government.
He has left a widow and 4 children, I believe, totally unprovided for, and although at the period of his death he was employed under the Foreign Office, I think it right to make this report to you, and the amount of the relief to be extended to his family may come under the consideration of Her Majesty's Government.
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Sir, Your most Obedient Humble Servant,
Chief Magistrate of Houghtong. and I think Fourteen years altogether in the Public Siwiec of the colony; be made much
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and thus enhanced the value of the very important sérview his rendered to this lovemment.
He has left a Widow and 4 Children, I believe, totally unprovided for, and although at the period of his death he was employed under the Foreign office, I think it right to make
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this Report to you, and amount of the relief to be extended to his family may
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probable "consideration of Her Majesty's Government.
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect,
Sir,
Your mat Obedient Aumble Servant,
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