And once to Macao on delicate
and important duties, where
the exigencies of the Public Service did not permit of Sir John Davis or of Sir George Bonham's going
then themselves, and that he has
always acquitted himself to their satisfaction, and he confidently
refer the Right Honorable the Secretary of State for the Colonies
and the Right Honorable the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to Sir George Bonham, who is at
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present in England, for his testimony in Mr. Johnston's favor,
which, but for Sir George's temporary absence from China when
Mr. Johnston retired and left that
Country by the permission of the Right Honorable the Earl of
Malmesbury, he is sure he would have obtained in higher
terms
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And once to macas on delicate
and important duties, where
the exigencies of the Public Savice Hix not permit of Sie Wohn Davis or of Sie George Bonham's Going
then themselves, and that he has
asivays acquitted himself to their satisfaction, and he confidenty
refer the Right Honorable the Secreting of State for the Colonies
and the Right Honorable the Scoutary of State for Foreign Affair to the Grooge Bonham, who is at =
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present in England, for his Listimony in Mr Wohnstons favor,
which, but for hi george's tempong Absince from China when
Ir Johnston retired and left that-
Commbry by the permission of the Right Honorable the Earl of
Malmesbay, he is one he would have obtained in higers
higen terins
it popider than that boone in in the subjoined
written document
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