I hope that Your Lordship may be disposed to take a lenient view of Mr. Wise's failure to pass the prescribed examination, and I would respectfully suggest that the forfeiture of pension entailed by his failure may be, if not entirely remitted, at least reduced by one half.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord Marquess,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Servant,
W. Robinson
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To Lord Marquess
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This is with reference to your letter acquainting me with my failure to pass the Chinese examination required by you in a letter from the Colonial Office addressed to myself and dated September 14th 1892.
I am aware that Your Lordship has decided (as per The Most Honorable the Marquess of Ripon, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies)
be
hope that Your Lordship may disposed to take a lenient view of Mr. Wise's failure to pass the prescribed examination, and I would respectfully suggest ~ that the forfeiture of pension entailed by his failure may be, if not entirely remitted, at least reduced by one half.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Servant,
Within Robinsy
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Lord Marquess
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bet 9.0. 1893
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This with the diefest
repet that there to acquint
with my failure to pass
you
the Chinière examination
required by you in a letter from the Colonial Office addressed to myself and
th 1892. dated September 14
Tam Jelly
aware
that your
Lordshif has decided (as
. Most Honorable the Marquens & Rifon Her Majesty's Principal Leentang Of State for the Colonie's
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