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if (onsular Buildings in those countries, and that it is probable that, among other arrangements consequent upon that deport, it will be thought.

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officer should be informed that his services in connexion with this Office

are

likely to be dispensed with, and

that the allowance will in that case.

advisable to dispense with the

as a matter of Sam,

Course Clase.

services, as

buildings,

Jir,

regards

those.

of the Surveyor General at Song Kong.

Although therefore Lord (Carendow

sees no o

objection to the newly appointed Surveyor General drawing for the

present the allowance

hundred

of

Two

£200

pounds a year assigned

to him out of Consular Funds, yet His Lordship would suggest that that

officer

Your most obedient

humble servant

Hammel

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