No 3.
Sir Hope Grant to Sir Hercules Robinson
222
Head Quarters, Hongkong,
March 16th 1860
Sir,
Referring to the correspondence that has already taken place between Major General Sir Charles van Straubenzee, and the Honorable Frederick Bruce regarding the promontory now-loon ao as a temporary Encamping ground for the troops arriving in China, to form part of the Expedition; I have the honor to inform your Excellency that I have arranged to occupy the promontory tomorrow, by landing there the detachment of the 44th Regiment which arrived at Hongkong.
His Excellency
Sir H. Robinson.
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• No 3.
Sir Hope Grant to Sir Hercules Robinson
222
Head Quarters, Honghong,
March 16th 1860
Ser
Referring to the correpondence
that has already taken place between
Major General Sir Charles van Stranbenzee,
and the Honorable Frederick Bruce an
the
regarding promontory
occupation of the now-loon
ao a
temporary Encamping
ground for the troops arriving in China, to form part of the Expedition; I have the honor to inform your
Excellency that
I have arranged to occupy the promontory
tomorrow, by landing there the detachment Regiment which arrived at
of the 44th
His Exeetmey
Sir H. Robinson.
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