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Sir Hercules Robinson to Sir Hope Grant:

No 226.

Government Offices, Victoria,

Hong Kong, 17th March, 1860.

Ser

I have learnt with much satisfaction from Your Excellency's communication of this date that it is your intention to encamp troops on Kow-loon, apart from the military considerations which have induced you to take this step, it will, by enabling you to maintain order among the thieves and pirates who have established themselves in the centre of our harbour, serve to abate, for a time at least, a nuisance which has lately become intolerable.

His Excellency

Lieutenant General

Sir H. Hope Grant, K.C.B.,

Yen


Jen

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224 (Copy) Sir Hercules Robinson to Sir Hope Grant: No 226. Government Offices, Victoria, Hong Kong, 17th March, 1860. Ser I have learnt with much satisfaction from Your Excellency's communication of this date that it is your intention to encamp troops on Kow-loon, apart from the military considerations which have induced you to take this step, it will, by enabling you to maintain order among the thieves and pirates who have established themselves in the centre of our harbour, serve to abate, for a time at least, a nuisance which has lately become intolerable. His Excellency Lieutenant General Sir H. Hope Grant, K.C.B., Yen Jen
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! 224 (Copy) Sir Hercules Robinson to Sir Hope Grant: > •No 226. Government Offices, Victoria, Hong Kong, 17th March, 1860. Ser I have learnt with much satefaction from Yom Sxcellency's communication of this is your intention to date that it is Encamp Froops on Now-loon, as apart from the Military considerations which have indused you to take this step, it will, by enabling you to maintain order and among the thieves : pirates who have established themselves in the centre of our harbour, serve to abate, for. a time at least, a muisance which has lately - become intolerable, and par: His Excelliney Lieutenant General Sir I. Hope Grant, K. C. B., Yen Jen дет
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224

(Copy)

Sir Hercules Robinson to Sir Hope Grant:

>

•No 226.

Government Offices, Victoria,

Hong Kong, 17th March, 1860.

Ser

I have learnt with much satefaction

from Yom Sxcellency's communication of this

is your

intention to

date that it is

Encamp

Froops

on Now-loon,

as

apart from the

Military considerations which have indused

you

to take this step, it will, by enabling

you to maintain order

and

among

the thieves

: pirates who have established themselves

in the centre of our harbour, serve to abate,

for.

a time at least, a muisance which

has lately - become intolerable, and par:

His Excelliney

Lieutenant General

Sir I. Hope Grant, K. C. B.,

Yen

Jen

дет

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