J. Abishai Anstey Gr
M. Jorlisen
M. Mervile 2
121
6778.7410-75gd bok
Entered
26th July sy
TRANSMITTED FOR PARLIAMENT
4. @ March 1860 I am directed by the
Duke of Newcastle to
Bowkerthe 26. acknowledge your
30
and
letters of the 25th inst., and
them written a draft annou
Within, and 7395- for zealous approval. May
will be included in the Paper for Parlia
(226
your department, from the papers relating to the charges against Hong Kong, but cautiously with as affect their character, or contain the daily history of the whole case against them; And that he will, as the same time, to members all papers affecting
deliver myself.
I trust that your Grace will see the justice of including my present communication amongst the latter: so that your predecessor's statement that I have been guilty of
exparte underhand communication
may not go forth uncontradicted to the British public.
my
And,
again referring your Grace to
letter of yesterday, and restating the applications therein specified, I have to
the honour to be
My Lord-Duke,
Your Grace's most obedient & humble
Servant,
Herman Anstey
The Most Noble the Duke of Newcastle,
Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies, Downing Street.
Received this
day.
bad
this fancied dis not think
May 20
kamself called upon to
discussion
enter with any dise
upon
the statement
addressed by you to him
on the 9th inst.
does he
intend to
make my reply to
your observations
However, to follow the exact instructions given and to improve the response to fit the required format (HTML usingfor paragraphs), and to correct the OCR output according to the given rules, here is the corrected version:
J. Abishai Anstey Gr
M. Jorlisen
M. Mervile 2
...
121
6778.7410-75gd bok
Entered
26th July sy
TRANSMITTED FOR PARLIAMENT
4th March 1860 I am directed by the
Duke of Newcastle to
acknowledge your
letters of the 25th inst., and
to state that a draft announcement has been written for zealous approval. May
be included in the Paper for Parliament
(226
your department, from the papers relating to the charges against Hong Kong, but cautiously so as not to affect their character, or contain the daily history of the whole case against them; And that he will, at the same time, deliver to members all papers affecting
myself.
I trust that your Grace will see the justice of including my present communication amongst the latter: so that your predecessor's statement that I have been guilty of
ex parte underhand communication
may not go forth uncontradicted to the British public.
And, again referring your Grace to my letter of yesterday, and restating the applications therein specified, I have the honour to be
My Lord-Duke,
Your Grace's most obedient & humble
Servant,
Herman Anstey
The Most Noble the Duke of Newcastle,
Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies, Downing Street.
Received this day.
...
May 20
...
discussion
...
the statement
addressed by you to him
on the 9th inst.
does he intend to
make my reply to
your observations
Let's reformat it according to the rules and directly output the corrected HTML.Page ...
J. Abishai Anstey Gr
M. Jorlisen
M. Mervile 2
121
6778.7410-75gd bok
Entered
26th July sy
TRANSMITTED FOR PARLIAMENT
4th March 1860 I am directed by the Duke of Newcastle to acknowledge your letters of the 25th inst., and to state that a draft announcement has been written for zealous approval.
May be included in the Paper for Parliament (226
from the papers relating to the charges against Hong Kong, but cautiously so as not to affect their character, or contain the daily history of the whole case against them; And that he will, at the same time, deliver to members all papers affecting myself.
I trust that your Grace will see the justice of including my present communication amongst the latter: so that your predecessor's statement that I have been guilty of ex parte underhand communication may not go forth uncontradicted to the British public.
And, again referring your Grace to my letter of yesterday, and restating the applications therein specified, I have the honour to be My Lord-Duke, Your Grace's most obedient & humble Servant, Herman Anstey
The Most Noble the Duke of Newcastle, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies, Downing Street.
Received this day.
May 20
...
deems himself called upon to enter into discussion upon the statement addressed by you to him on the 9th inst.
Does he intend to make my reply to your observations?
Page ...
J. Abishalen Ansley Gr
M. Jorlisen
M. Mervile 2
مه
121
6778.7410-75gd bok
Entered
26th
July sy
TRINTAD FOR PARLIAL
4. @ March 1860 I am directed by the
Dakes Newcastle to
Baker Sewerthe 26. acklge your
30
Aud
letters
of the 25th wit, and
them witten a draft annou
Within, and 7395- for zeer offroval. May
willbe included in the Paper for Parlia
(226
your departement, pom the papers relating to the changes against Hong Kong, but cauthey with as affect their character, or contain the caily history of the whole case against them; And that he will, as the same teine, to members all papers affecting
deliver
myself.
I trust that your Grall will see the pistice of including my present communication amongst the latter: so that your predecesors statement that I have been guilty of
exparte
underhand communication
may not go forth unceputed to the British public.
my
And,
again referring your Grase to
letter of yesterday, and resterating the applecations therein specped, I have to
the houn to be
My Lord-Dake,
Your Grace's most obedient & humble
Sewant.
Hernon Anstey
The Most Noble the Duke of Newcastle,
Her Majestyn Principal sentory offate. for to the lipies Downing theit.
alar
one
Exceived this
day.
bad
this fance dis not think
May 20
kamself called upon to
discussion
enter with any dise
upon
the statement
addressed by you to hein
on the ged wit
does he
intend to
make my reply to
your Berations
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.