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From F. Platt, Esq. 2 C.
ample testimony to your being,
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in every respect, well qualified for the office of Chief Magistrate at Hongkong. It is now, I think about 15 years since you left my chambers and I have much pleasure in adding my personal testimony to your being assiduously following the Profession, and particularly adapting yourself to it in all its branches, and particularly to the Criminal Law. Trusting that you may be successful in the office, Believe me,
Yours sincerely,
Thomas Chitty to H. J. Davies Esq.
His career at Cambridge where he obtained high honors fully entitled him to expect greater success at the Bar in his own country. I know him to be a man of sound professional as well as general ability, and I have no doubt that he would do credit to any high judicial appointment. I am informed that he is anxious to proceed to the Colony where I am.
Frederick Haye
(3)
D.C.
From Thomas Chitty Esq. (Special Pleader)
Dear Davies,
King's Bench Walk, 25th March 1856.
It gives me much pleasure to be able to...
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From James Stephen Esq., Barrister at Law, Professor of Law at King's College, London.
My dear Henry,
Crown Office Row, Temple, 22nd March 1856.
I do not attach much importance to testimony from any one; but, if you think otherwise, make what use you please of this letter, which I write in reference to you...
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Western Circuit.
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28th March 1856
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every
respect, well
qualified for the office of Chief Magistrate at Houghing. It is now, I think about 15,
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chambers and
wier
15 years
cathed to the
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in adding my personal you left my
Ban. I know that you
you have been assiduously follow.
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The Common Lair Branch of adaptery yourself to it in all its branches, and particularly to the Criminal Law. Iusting that you may be instacked in the office, Belure me
zus sexy bouts
Thomas Chitty To H. Jador Davies Er
His career at Cambridge where he obtainedl histe honors fully entitled him to expect greater success at the Bar in his own country. I know him tot man of sound professional as well as general ber he hopesses
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aced would
A
head and
industry
do credit to any high predicial appointe informed that he is anxie
in the Colomis where I am.
to proceed.
Fredenck Hade
(3)
D.C.
From Thomas Chitty Eyre (Special Pleader)
Dear Davies
J
Kings Benet Walk 25th March 1956.
me much pleasure to be able to bis
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From James Stephen Ep Banister at Law Professor of Law et king's likege Londen.
My dear Henry
llo
whether
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Crown Office Ron. Temple
22 March 1856
you
sister is my wife. I douth much testimony from any
me ache pun
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the smallest
seance to you ; but, if you think otherwise, make what
whe
you please of this letter, which Sante in
reference,
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