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and of its being replaced by the 9th 13.
11th Soot from Hongtong.
In
my
letters to the Secretary of
State for War dated 31th Odober and
Tovember 1865, and 15th January
11th
repres of rohich
we
5th January 1861,
you for
forvarded to
the information of His Royal Highness, I represented the absolute necessity of some nation Corps being stationed at Wongsting to perform the duties of the Garrison during the unhealthy Summer seasur
I'he lamentable amount of sistness. which prevailed during the last- hot season, how only confirmed the reperience of former
years
that it is
a matter of impressibility to preserve
by any
aher
AULAANO
the lives and health
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0
of European Troops in Hongsting. I sincerely trust therefore
that in view of these fads, Iow
Majesty's Government will decide
ar sen
sending a string and efficient Native Battalion to this station before the commencement of the
ensuing Summer
It would re
require two efficient Regiments to furnish the fervest
possible number of sentries, with
a
}
due consideration for the security
of the Government property, magazinus
1. at Wongsting, and the healch of the Troops; - and allowing for
more than 4 nights
casualties, more
bed, for each man, could
now be
in
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