CO129-215 - Governor Sir Bowen - 1884 [1-4] — Page 499

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the Honourable J. M. Price, Surveyor General of Hong Kong,1 by the principal residents of this Colony, assuring him of their sympathy and the continued confidence of the Community.

2. I also informed Your Lordship that Mr Price had addressed a letter to the Colonial Secretary, in which he thought himself absolved by the Chief Justice from all imputation, on behalf of his Department, "the 3 Copies" and deprecated the appointment of a "Commission of Inquiry".

Accordingly, with the advice of the Executive Council, I appointed a Commission, consisting of the Attorney General, The Treasurer, and Mr Bulkeley Johnson, (an unofficial Member of the Legislative Council.)

I now transmit, for Your Lordship's information, copies of the Report of this Commission; which entirely exculpates Mr Price and his Department.

1 "Houstons" in original text, corrected to "Hong Kong". "thoughs" corrected to "thought". "propocet" not corrected as it is unclear, possible OCR error for "protested". "ce" likely an OCR error for "of" or "Council". "Crunel" likely an OCR error for "Council". "англа." appears to be a non-meaningful OCR result, ignored. "We libre" likely an OCR error for "this". "exculpat" corrected to "exculpates". "his Bulkeley Johnson" likely should be "Mr Bulkeley Johnson". "Hong Kong" correction made assuming "Houstons" was an OCR error. Other corrections made for obvious errors.

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497 the Honourable J. M. Price, Surveyor General of Hong Kong,1 by the principal residents of this Colony, assuring him of their sympathy and the continued confidence of the Community. 2. I also informed Your Lordship that Mr Price had addressed a letter to the Colonial Secretary, in which he thought himself absolved by the Chief Justice from all imputation, on behalf of his Department, "the 3 Copies" and deprecated the appointment of a "Commission of Inquiry". Accordingly, with the advice of the Executive Council, I appointed a Commission, consisting of the Attorney General, The Treasurer, and Mr Bulkeley Johnson, (an unofficial Member of the Legislative Council.) I now transmit, for Your Lordship's information, copies of the Report of this Commission; which entirely exculpates Mr Price and his Department. 1 "Houstons" in original text, corrected to "Hong Kong". "thoughs" corrected to "thought". "propocet" not corrected as it is unclear, possible OCR error for "protested". "ce" likely an OCR error for "of" or "Council". "Crunel" likely an OCR error for "Council". "англа." appears to be a non-meaningful OCR result, ignored. "We libre" likely an OCR error for "this". "exculpat" corrected to "exculpates". "his Bulkeley Johnson" likely should be "Mr Bulkeley Johnson". "Hong Kong" correction made assuming "Houstons" was an OCR error. Other corrections made for obvious errors.
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497 the Honourable J. M. Price, Surveyor General of Houstons, by the principal residents of chis Colony, assuring him of and the sympathy continued confidence of the Community. 2. I also informed Lordship that Mr Price Your had addressed. the letter to Colonial Secretary, in which he, thoughs himself absolved by the Chief Justice from all imputation, propocet, 3. your behalf of his Department, "the 3 Copies and deprorately [Sent sche appointmen of a "Commission of Inquiry : Accordingly, with the advice ce of the Executive Crunei, I appointed a Corremission, consisting of the attorney General, The Freasurer, англа. and his Bulkeley Johnson, (an unofficial Member of the Legislative Council.) I now transmit, for Your Lordship's information, copies of the Report of this We libre Commission; which entirely exculpat. Mr Price and his Department.
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the Honourable J. M. Price, Surveyor General of Houstons,

by the principal residents of

chis Colony, assuring him

of

and

the sympathy continued confidence of

the Community.

2. I also informed

Lordship that Mr Price

Your

had addressed.

the

letter to

Colonial Secretary, in

which he, thoughs himself

absolved by the Chief Justice from all imputation, propocet, 3.

your behalf of his Department,

"the

3 Copies and deprorately [Sent

sche appointmen

of a

"Commission of Inquiry :

Accordingly,

with

the

advice

ce of the Executive Crunei,

I appointed

a Corremission,

consisting of the attorney General, The Freasurer,

англа.

and his Bulkeley Johnson,

(an unofficial Member of

the Legislative Council.)

I now transmit, for Your Lordship's information,

copies of

the Report of this

We libre Commission; which entirely

exculpat. Mr Price and his

Department.

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