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Governor instructed 10 Nov / 56 S. 128.
Around 13 Nov 56.
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Sir,
Hong Kong
NOV. 7
1856
London November 10th 1836
304
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of Mr. Ball's Letter of yesterday's date and to thank you for it.
I had desired to delay any further communication on the subject of the proposal of Sir J. Bowring to construct a Playa at Hong Kong in the expectation of receiving further expression of the local opinion.
Some ... on the subject which my advices lead me to expect: and which I had proposed to lay before you.
It is difficult for me under the circumstances to convey to you my impressions upon the subject.
The questions which I would submit to you have to determine are practically - first whether the measure itself is necessary on any sufficient ground of public benefit - Secondly whether it can be effected consistently with a due regard to the private interests affected by it.
Upon the first point I would submit to you the Copy of a Petition presented by the principal British and American Merchants at Hong Kong to Sir John Bowring from which you will see the feelings of those Gentlemen on the subject I also refer you to the Public Journals for further information - which I enclose.
To The Right Honorable Henry Labouchere M.P.
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Cat
Sovernor instructed 10 Now / 56_ S. 128.
Around 13 Novy 56.
Traft with Sour P058?
Sir
10090 Hong Kong
FLISTER
NOV. 7
1856
l'onden November to th 1936
304
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you for it.
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further cxpression of the local opinion.
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Upon the first point I would submit to you the Copy of a Pelition presented by the principere. British and American Merchants at Hong Kong to Fr John Bowring from which you the feelings of those Gentlemen on the subject I also refer you to the Public Journals fur of – which Ienclose for further Cardince showing that To The Right Hondable
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Henry Labricher M. P.
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