MARCH 3, 1856.

_His Majesty's Remarks to the Hon. W. L. Lee, on his being officially

presented and resuming his Seat in the Privy Council, after his return

from the Embassy to the United States._

I take great pleasure, Judge Lee, in your return to my

islands, and I extend to you on behalf of myself and Chiefs a

hearty welcome. Your valuable services in the United States

have been such as to merit our warmest thanks and approval,

and I trust the success of your mission may strengthen the

friendly relations existing between the United States and my

Kingdom. It is my desire that you should resume the duties of

your department as head of the Judiciary, as soon as

convenient, but that in so doing you should make your labors

secondary to the improvement of your health.

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