balare
conclude there fine.
that the several misapprehender
what was done.
Lord Carnarvon repels that than
a Colborne should support
A
beach f propriet
that
committee
on this occasion of the civil Government.
but
he is saluped that this was
not the case
I would support that his Excellency be informed that Lord C Carnarvon considers the misstatement from the Officers to have been of a private nature & therefrom such friction arose.
the Bramstow Bea.
Jean 711 8/11
M.
alonie
Recto has
53
02423
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Sir,
445
War Office.
25th October 1876.
In forwarding for the consideration
of the Earl of Carnarvon the accompanying Copy of a letter (with enclosures, to be returned), from the Major General Commanding the Troops at Hong Kong Bay to express Mr Hardy's regret that so
misunderstanding
Serious a
should exist
between two Officers of such high position.
With the imperfect information
before him, however, Mr. Hardy is unable to express any opinion
on the subject,
Sir J. Colborne's Statement of facts is disputed by the Governor
I have the honour to be,
Your
Sir,
obedient Servant,
To
the Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
balare
conclude there fine.
that the feveral misaffehender
what was done.
Zad Camarom repels that than
a Colborne should suppor
A
beach f propriet
that
committe
on this occasion of the civil Government.
but
be is saluped that this was
not the case
I would support that hi a.C.be informer that hord C counders the mistation from to the Offrons to han been of a privati halere & there fmo uch Then the section raised.
he Bramstow Bea.
Jean 711 8/11
M.
alonie
Recto has
53
02423
=
Sir,
445
War Office.
25th Getober 1876.
In forwarding for the comiteration.
of the Earl of Carnarvon the accompanying Copy of a letter (with enclosures, to be returned), from the ellajor General Com
mending the broops at Hong Kong Dam to express Mr Hardy's regret that so
misunderstanding
Serious a -a
Should exist
between two Officers of such high position. -
With the imperfect information
before him, however, Mr. Hardy is unable to express any opinion
on the subject,
Sir J. Colborne's Statement of facts is disputed by the Governor
I have the honour to be,
Your
Sir,
obecrent Servant,
They
"Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office.
mmmme
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