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Auggested My Lord

Nov! 27/83

1. I have the honour to traurmit

for

Your Lordship's Courideration,

a

printa

copy of official correspondence between the

Governor of Hong Kong (Sei 4, Kowen,) and the

See t

of State for the Colonies (Lord Derby,) has been published in this colony.

2. It will be even that his G. Bowen has strongly

recommended the re.. -admission of The Gen! Come the Troops to the Legislative

Conner of Hong Hong

on the following grounds:

quote from printed despatch)

3. It is also undustood that Sir George

in written dispatch

MOUNT MASCAL,

BEXLEY,

KENT.

Head of House

My dear Governor

I have

letley enclose

24 Nov. 83.

re-written

a copy of

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257

it. In

Almost all cases.

I have

a d

P

te d

Your

uggestions.

you, and at

your request,

say

anything that

you

writing to support 4. I do not

wish to

Janno b a gree

with otherwise.

Bowen hav

ucommen

de d

that the efficer

A

hd

Com? the hoops she again, as formerly,

administer the Govt in the event

death or absence of

The

God?

of the

4. The Leer of State for the Colonie's has rejected both the proposals of the Governor.

I think that this rejection is much regrotte d Policiz . There

to be

grounds of Imperial & National

hov vnt.

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Frue Expice. (a.

page 1)

all the alterntimis aut additins

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tests under by by, finge Bonou geed ait

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my

Think it

But I still

necessary

lo

mention

that

You

write it.

have

as Ke & me

to

Do Zł

soldier

used to accept decisions without

question and after Lord Derby's

letter I should not have thought

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