CO129-061 - Public Offices - 1856 — Page 242

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have the honor to inform you that on the basis on which Mr. Robert Dundas Cay tendered the resignation of the special position of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong on the ground of the state of his health, which precluded his returning to the Colony.

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