through the Brown Agents, and I have to state in reply that Your Lordship's suggestion that Officers making these remittances should appoint some agent at home to whom the Crown Agents might make regular payments will be adopted.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most Obedient
Humble Servant,
Lille midy
Governor
No.
why 146
Date.
7846
Hong Kong
No. 11,810
(Subject.)
DESPATCH.
414
Blockade of Hong Kong by
any Chinese Revenue Cruiser
as per previous Paper.
10 Encls
This 3/19
$756
V&S 18454
Howard's letter from M. Russell on the subject with Enclosures
Mr Beamston
(Minutes.)
GWR Out 3.
M
See also. GR1178/1922/32(III). 1768. 7.0. forwarding two dispatches from Sir Brooke Robertson f. 17. July 1876 - detailing a Conversation with the Viceroy, who was full of fair Speeches, but postponed action of any kind until the arrival of the Rear Hoppo, & thought that the Best solution should make the proper remonstrances; as "A" Head of Department who has any patronage does Not like to be interfered with too much, he likes to be left liberty of acting.
The Viceroy also admitted that the Hippo had Shown no disposition to restrain his subordinates one of whom a writer, named Toro was notoriously rapacious. "They are generally disreputable & dependent on their superiors. They are chiefly rapacious & anything but taking good care of themselves in collecting revenue.
through the brown Agents, and £ have to state in reply that You'r Lordship's suggestion that Officers making these remittances should appoint some agent at home to whom the Crown Agents might make regular payments will be adopted.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most Obedient
Rumble Servant,
Lille medy
Governor
overnor
No.
why 146
Date.
7846
Hong trong
No. 11,810
(Subject.)
DESPATCH.
414
Blockade of Hong Kong by
of any himese Revenne bronzer
ast previous Paper.
10 Ens
"This 3/19
$756
V&S 18454
Homards letter from M. Tussell the purbject with Enolocares
Mr Beamston
(Minutes.)
GWR Out 3.
M
See also. 1768. 7.0. fouranding two disputater from Sin Brooken Robertson f. 17. July 1876 - detailing a Conversations with the Viceroy, who was full of fair
Speeches, but postponent action of any kind
until
arrival of the rear Hoppe, & Time Considered that die Beste Bobution should make the proprande remonstrances; as
"A" Head of Depan tomate who has any batent does Not like to be interfere with too much, he likes "I be lift liberty of actini"
The Vicery also admitted that the the Hippo hade Shawn no disposition to Estrain his dutrocinates one of whom a wrighen, named Toro was
notonously These subrdinatio apsem be "chiefly
rapacions"
"
ulations & dependents on They are generally dus factuct off
Anything of taking good care of theuselors in collecting cevring
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