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administer justice, without being wholly dependent on interpreters.
5. With regard to R. Ellsworth, I informed Major C. E. Abbott of his capacity,
that he is also competent to hear
and as good a Chinese Scholar,
well acquainted with the habits and
feelings of the native Community;
great confidence he is said to enjoy
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during
Several Years
the Head
of
the
Central School, and the rising generation
of Chinese were
taught by him.
In considerable Extent,
him. There certainly appear
to be important qualifications for the
performance of the duties of Registrar-General,
who is (as I have remarked
above) virtually the Protector of the
Chinese, and the main channel of
Communication between the
Colonial Government.
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6. With these observations, I submit
these appointments for Your Lordship's
decision.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most Obedient
Humble Servant,
G. Bowen
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administer pistice, without bring wholly dependent on interpreter
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5. With regard to 8. Eléwark, I informed Mat
of Capacity,
that he is also
to hear
and as good, Chuière Scholar,
with acquainted with the habits and
feelings of the rative Consumanity;
G; Whore
confedince he is said to rujor
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during
Scleral Year:
the Hrad
of
the
Central School, and the wring peneration
oh Chimere werk,
Famed by his
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In considerable Exlent,
him. There certainly appear
to be important qualifications for the
performance of the duties of Registrar -
General
- Generals, who is (as I have remarked.
alores ) virtually the Prolector of the
Chinese, and the main channel. %
Communication Mehören New and the
Colonial Governulut -
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6. With Mize observations, d'Eubmit
There apponituments for Your Lordship's
decision.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's hurch Obedient
Itumble Dewant,
5. Bowen
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