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8.
4.
"now called to the subject of "interpretation in the Court of this I tried that the importance of holding out sufficient inducement
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"to entice
men to
Join
the
"Government Service is Interpreters "may not be overlooked?"
The unsatisfactory state of things disclosed in these opinions recalls the report addressed to the Duke of Newcastle by Sir Hercules Robinson in despatch No. 84 of the 8th of March 1861. In that
thank
the ward
ent
despatch the Governor pointed
... of good interpreters and recommended a scheme for the establishment of Colonial Cadetship.
The scheme so recommended
9.
had originally
been
engaged by
D. Legge. It was approved by the Secretary of State and successfully started. But fortunately in spite of the remonstrances of D. Legge it
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was abandoned
gradually
and in
its place
was substituted what
was called a Professor
of Chinese Studies. The latter has failed to produce a single interpreter arriving in thingping
10.
On
I found a letter from D. Eitel, the head of the London Missionary
Society have, who had most kindly
volunteered to direct the Chinese Studies in connection with the
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8.
4.
"now called to the subjust of "interpretation in the Cemit of this I tried that the importance of holding ont sufficient inducecuent
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"to ennpretent
men to
Join
the
"Government Service is Interpreters "may not be werlooked?"
The unsatisfacting state of things disclosed in these opinions recalls the report addrefped to the Auke of Newearls by Sir Cercules Robinam in despalate Nr. 8q of the aged of March 1861. In that
thank
the ward
ent
despatch the Guverior pointed
of good interfecters and reemmended a scheme for the establishment of Colmial Cadetilifu.
The scheme so recommended
9.
had originally
been
enggated by
D. Jegge. It was approved by the Secretary of State and evereffully started. Ut fortimately in spite of the remonstrances of t. Legge it
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abandoned
gradually
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༼་་
its place
and in
was eubitituted what
komminen
was called a Proourd of
for Chinese Studies. The latter has failed to produce a single interpreten anival in thingping
10.
Ou
may
I found a refront from D. Estil, the head of the London Misoimary
Society have, who had most Kindly
volunteered to direct the Chinese Studies in emmnection with the
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