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No 38.

Enclosure I'in N. 126. Acting Assistant Magistrate to Colonial Secretary

Sir

نا

In 1769/80

257

Chief Magistrate's Office, Victoria Hongkong, the 24 October, 1864

1860

I have the honor to report to you for the information of His Excellency the Governor, that on Saturday the 6th October instant, the United States Consul accompanied by the master of the American ship "Sancho Panza", laid complaint before me that a seaman of that ship, named George Brown, had on the 4th instant deserted therefrom, and taken refuge on board His Prussian Majesty's Ship ...

M. J. Mercer, Esq., Colonial Secretary.

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No 38. Enclosure I'in N. 126. Acting Assistant Magistrate to Colonial Secretary Sir نا In 1769/80 257 Chief Magistrate's Office, Victoria Hongkong, the 24 October, 1864 1860 I have the honor to report to you for the information of His Excellency the Governor, that on Saturday the 6th October instant, the United States Consul accompanied by the master of the American ship "Sancho Panza", laid complaint before me that a seaman of that ship, named George Brown, had on the 4th instant deserted therefrom, and taken refuge on board His Prussian Majesty's Ship ... M. J. Mercer, Esq., Colonial Secretary.
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Copy) No 38. Enclosure I'im N. 126. Acting Assistant Magistrate to Colonial Secntary Sir نا In 1769/80 257 Chief Magistrate's Office, Victorie Hongkong, the 8.4 October, 1964 1860 I have the honor to report to you for the information of this Excellency the Governor, that on Saturday the 6t October instant, the United States Consul accompanied by the master of the American ship Sancho Panza", laid complaint before me that a seaman of that ship, named George Brown, had the 4th instant deserted therefrom, a on taken refuge he Honorable M. J. Mercer, Eque, on board His Prussian Colonial Secretary. and
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Copy) No 38.

Enclosure I'im N. 126. Acting Assistant Magistrate to Colonial Secntary

Sir

نا

In 1769/80

257

Chief Magistrate's Office, Victorie Hongkong, the 8.4 October, 1964

1860

I have the honor to report to

you for the information of this Excellency the Governor, that on Saturday the 6t October instant, the United States Consul

accompanied by the master of the American ship Sancho Panza", laid

complaint before

me that a seaman

of that ship, named George Brown, had

the 4th instant deserted therefrom, a

on

taken refuge

he Honorable

M. J. Mercer, Eque,

on board His Prussian

Colonial Secretary.

and

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