Cafse, by withdrawing the government grant, Wiless stronger cause is shown than now affears to exist, and suggesting that some compromise might be effected by which
distinctions were still recessary they might
driewn
be made without being couched in too plain terms.
There are also
shown to bern
one or two other points to be
12 he is slightly inaccurate
27862
:
of land by
goo
at
use of,
ô
as to best:
that despatch refers to a grant
the war
Office
not by
the colonial
a grant which was not made
Some more conocient ground being
obtained from the local government. (Du7.232 of 29 Dec. 63)
(B). Sir. R. Mardonsells despatch 84644
g
f
the stable of 1870 refers to the u'sit Edie bangle 2 What desfatch is me aut
distinctions made.
the initiative îx
Why
did
protesting.?
at ca fach
A
they
384
not talic
(d) It appears that sometimes every body is
excluded in favour of
Chinese women,
that the lines drown are not
on one side
до
entirely
[E] The notices were not issued without
ふ
Consulting the Chinese.
(3) as regarde
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the handing over
the Morison Library it is tolerably clear
that it was intended mainly for the foreign
residents in Hong
The words Que
" The Trustees have determined to offer
their collections in free gift to the
corarnecrity
"If Hong Kong (as a centre of reference for all
"foreigners in China) subject only to the
"Recessary
conditions for maintaining
them
in order and making them available to
'all who would find them leṣeful".
¡
I am unable to discover:
affears on
the surn refered the estimates of 1870.
to
CP-L2
If
tos of the Chinese objected strongly to the
we disagree with governor Hennesy'n proponse I think we may
12
having repened the matter or
cxcare his
Governor
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