Answered 13 June 186(27)
Sir,
4020 Hong Kong
RECEIVED
MAY 23 1856
Foreign Office
May 22.1856
195
I am directed by the Earl of Clarendon to transmit to you Copies of two notes from the Hanseatic Minister at this Court, requesting that Exequaturs may be granted to M. Ludwig Wiese who has been appointed Consul for Hamburg and for Bremen at Hong Kong: and I am to request that you will move Mr. Secretary Labouchere to inform Lord Clarendon whether Mr. Merivale concurs.
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Sir,
4020 Hong Kong
RECEIVER
MAY 23 1856
Foreign Office
May 22, 1856
195
I am directed by the Earl of Clarendon to transmit to you Copies of two notes from the Hanseatic Minister at this Court, requesting that Exequaturs may be granted to M. Ludwig Wiese who has been appointed Consul for Hamburg and for Bremen at Hong Kong: and I am to request that you will move Mr. Secretary Labouchere to inform Lord Clarendon whether Mr. Merivale concurs.
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Answered 13 June 186 (27)
Sir,
4020 hong kong
RECEIVER
MAY 23 1850
Foreign Office
May
22.1856
195
I are directed by the Earl of Clarendon to transmit to you Copist
of two notes from the Hanseatics Minister at this (ourt, requesting be granted
that Exequations
may
to M. Ludwig Wiese who has been appointed foncut for Hamburg And for Bremen at Hong Kong: and I am to requests that you will move M. Secretary
Labouchere to inform Lord
Clarendon
Kerman Merivale Eus.
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