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there were however, had so many that the place has bern

time to there. We have,

disappointinents

too long already.

and

racaut munche inferior

Meau

will be better than woud.

RAA. March 19.

Sleek to Mr.

Autubro.

Lord Derby.

D. M. 20

minates were Since the above minutes

written, a final decision

leken with regard

raised

thus bau

to the questions.

concerning Col. A.H.A. Gordon in Cyprus. He has entirely cleared himself in respect of the

Lerious.

inost

of the changes brought

him.

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and the irregularities

af einst committed by hin

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were not.

as

thich, of to serious a kind

to debas us

sus from emploging Elsewhere, though he

him as ain

should not go

So

back to Cyprus.

I do not know

take this host of Superin Caudent

whether be word

t

the Hong Kong Gaol.

Gaol. I think

well fitted for it, and

I have offers

it debat, Sortion

that he is

May 2.

I can

recomm End

hein

595

with much

more confidence than major Hunt. Fir R. Biddulphe

or Mr Butler.

Gave a food account of tin in

HC.

19639 of 1882, before these quarrels had began. He has

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leose of prison work; and woul little, if any,

probably require

additional instruction before

Going to Hong Kong.

If he is appointed, it might be as well to tell his Geo. Bowen the circums. in which he left

Cyprus, in

cake

any scafferated accounts of what happened sh?

reach the Colony. But Ed. Earth,

Who

BLA

in Cyprus, is

Hong Kong (Col. Secretary)

car

how

and is,

I be here, will disposed to Col. Gordon.

Of course it is possible that

the Col. Gordon might refuse

aff. if offered to him. But he

would not have much

chance of

getting anything elox. The pay there are quarters

is $3360 and

for the Superintendent.

I think be,

HRA. Ah. 29.

D.

We Ap.80. with don her speck to you.

will

Lord Derby directed