Par: Their Lordships letter suggesting that certain arrangements should be adopted to ensure a more speedy settlement of such cases in future, and I shall be glad to receive from you a statement of your views with regard to their Lordships expectations.
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£7r/14 537
Sir,
Harbor Master's office, 28th April, 1859.
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter No 315 of the 26th Instant enclosing a despatch from the Secretary of State relative to the Estates of two deceased seamen named Hoope and Upton, and in reply beg to state that the accounts and effects were not handed over to this Department by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's Steam Ships "Chusan" and "Rajah" until the end of September 1838. The Government
The Honorable M. E. Mercer Esquire, Colonial Secretary.
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attention to the last
Par : optheir Lordships letter suggesting that
certam arrangements should be adopted to enture a more speedy settterment of such lases in future, and Ithall be glad to receive from you a statement of your belius wilte regard to their Lordships exffections.
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No 16
L
£7r/14 537
Sir
Harbor Master's office, 28th April, 1859.
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your
Setter No 315 of the
26th Instant enclosing a despatch from
the Secretary of State relative to the Estates
of two deceased seamen named Hoope
and upton, and in reply beg to state that
the accounts and
effects.
were not handed
over to this Department by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's Steam Ships "Chusan".
"and" "Rajah" until the end
of September 1838. The Government
The Honorable
M. &. Mercer Esquire,
Colonial Secretary.
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