disease and state of body (Nov 1, 2, K3, enclosed) which I have
No 1,2,3
received from the Colonial Surgeon and from Doctor Birkett of Russel Square, the latter I believe, considered by the faculty, to be one of the most eminent authorities and able writers on the disease of "Bright's disease" ( "Morbus Brightii") under which I suffer, and who has had my case before him ever since my return from China in August last year.
Before leaving Hong Kong, with only six days notice, and in hourly danger of death, Doctor Murray intimated to me, that my disease might be considered incurable, and beyond the power of medicine to subdue. Doctor Birkett, I am sorry to say, has clearly expressed that opinion in his certificates. (Dr. 3, enclosed.)
I entered the Government Service on the 15th March 1844 and served until the 1st June 1849, in Hong Kong, being five years, two months and sixteen days.
I rejoined on the 22nd May 1857, and served until the 6th June 1859, when I left for Europe on my private sick leave, being a further term of two years, one month and nineteen days.
In all "Seven years, four months and five days" service. Particulars as follows: - Police Clerk, under Sir Henry Pottinger, 15th March 1844. Clerk and Interpreter to Marine Magistrate's Court, under Sir J. F. Davis, 1st March 1845. Officiating Registrar General, 16th July 1845.
disease and state of body (Nov 1,
2, K3, enclosed) which I have
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No 1,2,3
received from the Colonial Surgeon
and from Doctor
at Houghong
Birkett: of Russel Square, the latter
I believe, considered by the faculty,
to be
one
of
the most eminent author-
ities and able writers
disease
of
ou
"Bright's
the Redneys
" ( "Morbus Krightic) under which I suffer, and who has
had
myy
couse
before him ever since
my return from China in August
last year.
Before leaving Hongsong,
with only six days notice, and in hourly danger of death, Doctor Murray
intimated to me, that I might
sider
ruy
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disease incurable, and r
beyond the power of medicine to subdue.
Doctor Birdett, I am sorry
has indorsed that opinion;
to
say.
clearly
expressed
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-expressed in his certificates. ( Dr. 3, en
cloveds.)
I entered the Government Service
on the 15th March 1844
and served until the 1st June 18.
in Hongelong
1849.
being teen days. "
Five
years
cars tivo months and six-
I
rejoined
d ou
the t
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May 1857, and served until the
6 June 1859, when I left for
22nd
Europe
on AA
my prevent sick leave,
"Twe
years
being a further term of
one month and nineteen days".
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mathing in all "Seven years, four
months and five days" service.
Particulars as
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follows : - Police Clerk, Sir Henry Pottinger, 15th March
under Sir Her
1844.
Clerk and
Interpreter to
Marine Magistrate's Court, under Fir J. F. Davis, 1th March 1845. Officiating
Registrar General, 16th July 1845.
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