HiB Excellency Sir George Bowen, Governor of Hongkong, has proceeded to Pekin in order to confer with Sir Harry Parkes, tho newly appointed British ...
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Article : 345 wordsPresent—The Chairman (Mr. Bertram). Dr. Seabrook, and Messrs. Moulden, Sando, Wood, and Jackan, Chairman reported that he had consplted Messrs. Symon. Bakewell. & Symon in regard ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Sat 15 Sep 1883, Page 6
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