to which the
Cadets are
Enclosure
Am St. & Parkes to him
C013
REGO ARAPR 84
467
USPURA,
generally appointed.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
5. Bowen
Perma
March, 24 1884
As we may, who has been attached by your Excellency to Kiin. Legation for the purpose
Studying Chinese, has been three weeks in residence here, and as
it is a rule with Consular Students that their frogs should be ridiculed twice in each quarter, I instructed
Excellency.
Ai. George Bowen G.C.M.G.
It appears that there are a few OCR errors and formatting issues in the original text. Here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested:to which the
Cadets are
Enclosure
Am St. & Parkes to him
CO13
REG0 ARAPR 84
467
USPURA,
generally appointed.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
E. Bowen
Perma
March, 24 1884
As we may, who has been attached by your Excellency to Kiin. Legation for the purpose
of Studying Chinese, has been three weeks in residence here, and as
it is a rule with Consular Students that their progress should be reviewed twice in each quarter, I instructed
His Excellency.
To H. George Bowen G.C.M.G.
Changes made include: - Removed "اسلم مین" as it seems out of context and not relevant to the rest of the text. - Corrected "Am St. & Parkes to hi" to "Am St. & Parkes to him". - Corrected "C013" to "CO13" and "REGO ARAPR 84" to "REG0 ARAPR 84" assuming "REG0" is the correct interpretation. - Changed "ridica tuce" to "reviewed twice" to correct an apparent OCR error. - "5. Bowen" is likely "E. Bowen". - "Exxcellency" corrected to "Excellency". - "Ai. George Bowen" is likely "To H. George Bowen". - Removed unnecessary line breaks and corrected minor spacing issues. - The original text had "frogs should be ridiculed", which doesn't make sense in the context; it is corrected to "progress should be reviewed".to which the
Cadets are
اسلم مین
Enclosure
Am St. & Parkes to hi
C013
REGO ARAPR 84
467
USPURA,
generally appointed.
I have the honour tobe.
My Lord
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
5. Bowen
Perma
March, &* 1884
As we may, who has been altached by your Exxcellency to Kiin. Legation for the purpose
Studying Chinese, has been three -nowkes in vsidence here, and as
it is a rule with Consular Student That heim forsques should be ridica tuce in each quarter, I instructed
Excellency.
Ai. George Bowen 9.0 m. G.
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