Henry Pottinger. Credit: Twentieth Century Impression of Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Other Treaty Ports of China. |
June 1843 - May 1844
Born 1789, died 1856; Irish; Belfast Royal Academy; army general officer; second Administrator of Hong Kong (August 1841 – June 1843)
Pottinger is remembered as the British general to have won the First Opium War and claimed Hong Kong as a British colony; the lead negotiator and signatory of the Treaty of Nanking (1842); the first governor of Hong Kong and one who established the Legislative Council in Hong Kong
The Treaty of Nanking. Credit: Encyclopaedia Britannica |
John Francis Davis. Credit: "Twentieth Century Impression". |
May 1844 - March 1848
b.1795-d.1890. Variant names: in Chinese 爹核士.
Samuel George Bonham, 1861. Credit: (British) National Portrait Gallery. |
March 1848 - April 1854
Variant names: in Chinese 般咸
John Bowring. Credit: Acta Scientrium Negensis. |
April 1854 - May 1859
Hercules George Robert Robinson |
September 1859 - March 1865
Richard Graves Macdonell. Credit: "Twentieth Century Impression". |
March 1866 - April 1872
Arthur Edward Kennedy, ca.1878. Credit: State Linrary of Queensland. |
April 1872 - March 1877
John Pope-Hennessy, wood engraving, ca.1891. Credit: State Library of Victoria |
April 1877 - March 1882
George Ferguson Bowen |
March 1883 - December 1885
George William Des Voeux. Credit: "Twentieth Century Impression". |
October 1887 - May 1891
William Robinson |
December 1891 - January 1898
Henry Arthur Blake. Credit: Creaders.net. |
November 1898 - July 1903
Matthew Nathan |
July 1904 - April 1907
Frederick Lugard, 1924. Credit: (British) National Portrait Gallery. |
July 1907 - March 1912
Francis Henry May |
1860 Born, Dublin, Ireland
1881 Graduated, Trinity College, Dublin
1881 Colonial Administration Cadet, Hong Kong
1886 Private Secretary to G. W. Des Voeux, 10th Governor of Hong Kong
1891 Assistant Colonial Secretary, Hong Kong
Married to Helena Barker
1893 Captain Superintendent of Police, Hong Kong
1902 Colonial Secretary, Hong Kong
1910 Governor of Fiji
1912 15th Governor, Hong Kong
1919 Retired
1922 Died, Suffolk, England
Honors K. St. J., J.P. For Suffolk, C.M.G. (1985), G.C.M.G (1919)
Publications Guide to Cantonese Colloquial, Yachting in Hongkong
Namesake May Road, May Hall, Helena May Foundation
Reginald Edward Stubbs. Credit: mobile.ztopics.com. |
September 1919 - October 1925
Cecil Clementi. Credit: Gwulo: Old Hong Kong. |
November 1925 - February 1930
William Peel |
May 1930 - May 1935
Andrew Caldecott. Credit: (British) National Portrait Gallery |
December 1935 - April 1937
Geoffry A.S. Northcote. Credit: (British)National Portrait Gallery |
November 1937 - May 1940
The 20th
Geoffry Alexander Stafford Northcote (羅富國)
In Office: November 1937 - May 1940
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The 21st
Mark Aitchison Young (楊慕琦)
In Office: September 1941 - May 1947
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The 22nd
Alexander William George Herder Grantham (葛量洪)
In Office: July 1947 - December 1957
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The 23rd
Robert Brown Black (柏立基)
In Office: January 1958 - March 1964
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The 24th
David Clive Crosbie Trench (戴麟趾)
In Office: April 1964 - October 1971
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The 25th
Murray MacLehose (麥理浩)
In Office: November 1971 - May 1982
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The 26th
Edward Youde (尤德)
In Office: May 1982 - April 1987
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The 27th
David Wilson (衛奕信)
In Office: April 1987 - July 1992
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The 28th
Christopher Francis Patten (彭定康)
In Office: July 1992 - June 1997
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1 comments:
Nice blog, that's exactly what I'm looking for, names, durations and chinese names of the governors. But how come the last three were missing? Thanks.
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