Dispatch N.3557/1881
In a despatch of 10th March last, received here on the 8th Instant, and which is the subject of his complaint on entering fully into the details,
Lieut. General Sir Hope Grant remarked on the relations of the Garrison of the Colony during the past year.
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Sir,
331
Hongkong 18th March, 1861
I have had the honor to receive Your Excellency's letter No.142 of yesterday's date.
I regret much that the length this correspondence has assumed precludes my continuing it with a due regard to Your Excellency's position and my own.
I propose therefore to forward it for the consideration of Her Majesty's Government.
As the last paragraph of your letter...
His Excellency Sir H. Robinson, Governor and Commander in Chief of Hong Kong.
Dispatch N.35571881
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of the 8th Instant, and
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Garrison of the Colorry during
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on the relations.
12th March 1861.
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Sir
331
Hongthong 18th March, 1861
I have had the honor to receive
You Excettenay's letter No 142 of.
Yesterday's date:
I regret much that the lone this
Correspondence
has
my continuing it
assumed, precludes
any further with a due
regard to Yom Excellency's position and
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My own
I propose therefore to forward it
for the consideration of Heratbajisty's Government.
His Excelleney
As the last paragraph of your
Ser H. Robinson Mt
Governor
and Commander in Chief
of. Mingtion.
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