I trust that this apology will be considered complete and proper by His Excellency who has to judge of its sufficiency. If not, I trust that the Secretary of State, to whom I may be reduced to submit my case in person, by the possible decision of His Excellency here, will so consider it.
I have, &c. (Signed) J. Chisholmer Anstry
Her Majesty's Attorney General for Hongkong.
(True Copy)
Colonial Secretary.
(Copy)
Wr806.
Sir,
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Victoria, Hongkong
5th November, 1856.
I have the honor to inform you that a Despatch has been received by this Mail announcing the decision of The Secretary of State for the Colonies on the subject of the difference between yourself and the Attorney General in May last.
The Honorable
The Chief Justice.
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I hust that this apology will be considered crimple and proper by His Excellency who has
to judge of its sufficiency. If not
I hust that the Secretary of State,
be whom I may be reduced to submit
my
case in person, by the possible decision of His bootlency here, will
so consider it.
I have, 10: (Signed) J. Chisholmer Anstry
Her Majesty Altomry Speneral
for Hongkong.
(Fue Copy)
Colonial Secretary.
(Copy)
Wr806.
Sir
you
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Colonial Secretary's officer,
Victoria, Hengthong
5th November, 1856.
I have the honor to inform
that a Despatch has been
by this Mail
received
v
unouncing aveing.
the decision
of The Secretary of Mate for the bolonies on the subject
of the difference between. yourself and the Attorney General in May last
The Hourrable
The Chief Justia.
Je
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