CO129-57 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 105

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Three days after words I got sick and paper from the_ Looking, and wrote a letter to ping friend Wong-ins, a erolic headphan, who lives at East Prut in a house of his with his wife and family. Hoe en tracts

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to and provides them when required. That was the letter which was produced and read to mue translation by Mr. Dick the other

here, in the presence of the Colomal Scoretary and Altomey general. I wrote it myself. It critamed the whole truth. The hoper of pardon mentioned in that letter out to pure (five or six days cutter

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Mr. Mitobell's visit before mentioned) by the Looking, Mir Aying. I punder pin -stood him to youy that, if the money pond, Mr. Mitchell could home my name fut upon a list for pardon. Those same hoper, travever,

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had also been raised in my mind

before that, before I wrote that letter

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refort among the prisoners in general, that the Loo- -King hard loud so two or three days after M. Mitchell's visit. snice I wrote that letter I have

heard nothing either from M.Mitolar relations on the subject. Nobody

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(This bliniese Signature)