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British administrator, diplomat and sinologist (1924–1986)
Sir Edward Youde GCMG GCVO MBE (Chinese: 尤德; Cantonese: Yau Tak; 19 June 1924 – 5 December 1986) was a British administrator, diplomat, and Sinologist
Edward_Youde
Zoo in Central, Hong Kong
The Edward Youde Aviary (Chinese: 尤德觀鳥園) is a 3,000-square-metre (32,000 sq ft) aviary built over a natural valley at the southern corner of Hong Kong
Edward_Youde_Aviary
Wife of the 26th Governor of Hong Kong
Pamela, Lady Youde, OBE[†] (née Fitt; born 6 December 1926) is a native of Kent, England, and the wife of Sir Edward Youde, the 26th Governor of Hong
Pamela_Youde
Name list
(1550–1631), English colonist and soldier Edward Youde (1924–1986), 26th Governor of Hong Kong Edward Baranoski Edward Barker (1950–1997), English cartoonist
Edward
Hospital in Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital (Chinese: 東區尤德夫人那打素醫院; PYNEH), known as Eastern Hospital or Youde Hospital, is an acute district general hospital
Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
Pamela_Youde_Nethersole_Eastern_Hospital
Public park in Central, Hong Kong
landscape in the busy and crowded business centre. Its main feature is Edward Youde Aviary which is Hong Kong's largest aviary while the Vantage Point is
Hong_Kong_Park
Administrator and diplomat from England (born 1935)
Liaison Group (中英聯合聯絡小組) set up under the Joint Declaration. When Sir Edward Youde died in Beijing on 5 December 1986, Wilson replaced him to become the
David Wilson, Baron Wilson of Tillyorn
David_Wilson,_Baron_Wilson_of_Tillyorn
British colonial administrator (1925–1999)
Sir Edward Youde Chief Secretary of Hong Kong In office 20 November 1981 – 9 June 1985 Monarch Elizabeth II Governor Murray MacLehose Edward Youde Preceded
Philip_Haddon-Cave
1997 transfer of Hong Kong from UK to China
retain its capitalist system under Chinese sovereignty. In the same year, Edward Youde, who succeeded MacLehose as the 26th Governor of Hong Kong, led a delegation
Handover_of_Hong_Kong
1842 treaty between Qing China and Britain
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Treaty_of_Nanking
Surname list
Yowd, Yeowed, Yowood, Eude, Eaude, Ewd, Hude, Hewde etc. Today only Youd, Youde, Eaude and Yould are in use. The earliest record dates from 1427 and in
Youd
Large enclosure for confining birds
parks, including the spacious Bird Paradise in Singapore, or the smaller Edward Youde Aviary in Hong Kong. Pittsburgh is home to the USA's National Aviary
Aviary
Hong Kong politician (born 1940)
she was made an Unofficial Member of the Executive Council by Governor Edward Youde. During the Sino-British negotiations over the transfer of Hong Kong
Lydia_Dunn
1898 treaty between China and the United Kingdom
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Convention for the Extension of Hong Kong Territory
Convention_for_the_Extension_of_Hong_Kong_Territory
1860 unequal treaty between Qing China and Britain, France, and Russia
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Convention_of_Peking
1843–1997 British Crown representative
serve as governor; he was a diplomat, a foreign service officer Sir Edward Youde, first governor fluent in Mandarin; only governor to die in office Chris
Governor_of_Hong_Kong
British diplomat (1923–2010)
Chargé d'affaires in Peking from 1968 to 1969, and later succeeded Sir Edward Youde as British Ambassador to the People's Republic of China in 1978. His
Percy_Cradock
20th-century migration event
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Refugee wave from the People's Republic of China to British Hong Kong
Refugee_wave_from_the_People's_Republic_of_China_to_British_Hong_Kong
British colonial administrator (1927–2019)
briefly acting Governor of Hong Kong after the untimely death of Sir Edward Youde. Born David Akers Jones ('Akers' being adopted as part of his surname
David_Akers-Jones
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
History_of_Hong_Kong
Hong Kong serial killer
August 1984, Lam's sentence was commuted to life imprisonment after Sir Edward Youde accepted Lam's mercy plea, as was the tradition before the abolition
Lam_Kor-wan
Index of lists with the same name
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
List_of_protests_in_Hong_Kong
Lawyer in Hong Kong
He served in the post from 1983 to 1988, under the governorships of Edward Youde and David Wilson. Thomas was born to parents Cardigan and Kathleen Thomas
Michael_David_Thomas
British politician, the 25th Governor of Hong Kong (1917–2000)
Kong. When he was 80 years old, he, alongside former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath and former Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary Lord Howe,
Murray MacLehose, Baron MacLehose of Beoch
Murray_MacLehose,_Baron_MacLehose_of_Beoch
1841 proposed treaty between the Qing and United Kingdom
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Convention_of_Chuenpi
Hong Kong MTR railway line
by then-MTR chairman Sir Wilfrid Newton and Governor of Hong Kong Sir Edward Youde, who unveiled the commemorative plaques at the station concourse. On
Island_line_(MTR)
Historical county in South China
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Bao'an_County
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
History of Hong Kong under Imperial China
History_of_Hong_Kong_under_Imperial_China
He was later appointed to the Legislative Council in 1984 by Governor Edward Youde. He served as the chairman of the Hong Kong Future Exchanges.[citation
Kim_Cham
British Governor of Hong Kong. By contrast with his predecessors, Sir Edward Youde and Sir David Wilson, Patten had little experience with Hong Kong or
1990s_in_Hong_Kong
Hong Kong civil servant and architect (1929–2026)
District Administration In office February 1985 – October 1989 Governor Sir Edward Youde Sir David Wilson Preceded by David Akers-Jones Succeeded by Peter Tsao
Donald_Liao
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Military_history_of_Hong_Kong
Position in the Hong Kong Government
Governor Ref 1 Li Fook-kow 李福逑 1973 1977 Sir Murray MacLehose (1971–1982) 1 Eric Peter Ho 何鴻鑾 12 April 1977 6 February 1983 Sir Edward Youde (1971–1982)
Secretary_for_Health
Hong Kong educator and politician (born 1939)
Yeung was appointed to the Legislative Council in 1983 by Governor Edward Youde. "Database on LegCo members". Legislative Council of Hong Kong. Retrieved
Yeung_Po-kwan
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Emigration_from_Hong_Kong
Riots against British colonial rule in Hong Kong
Kong. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 978-0-8248-1269-0. Waldron, Stephen Edward (1980). Fire on the Rim: A Study in Contradictions in Left-wing Political
1967_Hong_Kong_riots
1521 naval battle between Ming and Portuguese
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Battle_of_Tunmen
1945 end of the WWII Japanese occupation
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Liberation_of_Hong_Kong
was occupied by the British on 20 January 1841. Commander (later Admiral) Edward Belcher, aboard HMS Sulphur, landed in Hong Kong on 25 January 1841. Possession
History of Hong Kong (1800s–1930s)
History_of_Hong_Kong_(1800s–1930s)
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
1950s_in_Hong_Kong
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
History of transport in Hong Kong
History_of_transport_in_Hong_Kong
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Immigration_to_Hong_Kong
Hong Kong politician (1940–2020)
and member of the Vocational Training Council. In 1986, Governor Sir Edward Youde asked him to serve on the Executive Council of Hong Kong. During his
Allen_Lee
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
1960s_in_Hong_Kong
John Addis 26 January 1972 17 June 1974 Elizabeth II Mao Zedong Sir Edward Youde 29 August 1974 1978 Sir Percy Cradock 15 June 1978 1984 Hua Guofeng Sir
List of ambassadors of the United Kingdom to China
List_of_ambassadors_of_the_United_Kingdom_to_China
Historic Hong Kong government position
were introduced for the Legislative Council. To avoid confusion, Sir Edward Youde, the then-Governor, renamed the post Senior Unofficial Member in both
Senior_Unofficial_Member
Zhoukou Safari Park Tbilisi Zoo Bird Lake and the Aviary (Kowloon Park) Edward Youde Aviary (Hong Kong Park) Hong Kong Wetland Park Hong Kong Zoological and
List_of_zoos_by_country
Chinese civil war incident
Hong Kong, Edward Youde, was part of the staff of the British Embassy at Nanjing. He negotiated unsuccessfully for the release of Amethyst. Youde was later
Amethyst_incident
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
2000s_in_Hong_Kong
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
1970s_in_Hong_Kong
Political riots
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
1956_Hong_Kong_riots
Indigenous peoples of Hong Kong
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Indigenous inhabitants of the New Territories
Indigenous_inhabitants_of_the_New_Territories
Position of the Hong Kong Government
office Governor Ref 1 William Dorward 杜華 August 1982 February 1983 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 2 Eric Peter Ho 何鴻鑾 February 1983 1987 Sir David Wilson (1987–1992)
Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development
Secretary_for_Commerce_and_Economic_Development
1984 treaty on the transfer of Hong Kong
arrival of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Hong Kong Governor Edward Youde in Beijing to meet with Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and paramount leader
Sino-British Joint Declaration
Sino-British_Joint_Declaration
Military occupation during World War II
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Japanese occupation of Hong Kong
Japanese_occupation_of_Hong_Kong
Chinese general (1327–1394)
Fu Youde (1327 – 20 December 1394) was a Chinese military general of the Ming dynasty. He played a crucial role in the Red Turban Rebellions, which resulted
Fu_Youde
Time period in Hong Kong's history
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Prehistoric_Hong_Kong
Hong Kong administrator and politician
as a social administrator was soon noticed by Governor Sir Edward Youde. In 1985, Sir Edward intended to reform the Legislative Council through appointing
Rosanna_Wong
Ip was appointed to the Legislative Council of Hong Kong by Governor Edward Youde in 1982, and served in the council until 1991. Ip was the member of the
Henrietta_Ip
Hong Kong politician (1935–2017)
office August 1985 – December 1986 Monarch Elizabeth II Governor Sir Edward Youde Preceded by John Martin Rowlands Succeeded by Harnam Singh Grewal Personal
David_Ford_(civil_servant)
continued to serve until 1991. She was subsequently appointed by Governor Edward Youde to the Legislative Council in 1983 and served until 1988. "Database on
Pauline_Ng_(politician)
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Technical standards in Hong Kong
Technical_standards_in_Hong_Kong
Public university in New Territories, Hong Kong
based on services. Sir Sze-Yuen Chung and the territory's governor, Sir Edward Youde, conceived the idea of establishing a third university, in addition to
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Hong_Kong_University_of_Science_and_Technology
British educationist and academic
Studies Book Awards, First Prize (for Culture and Pedagogy), 2002 Sir Edward Youde Memorial Visiting Professor, Hong Kong Institute of Education, 2005–06
Robin_Alexander
Financial Secretary of Hong Kong from 1986 to 1991
Secretary of Hong Kong In office 1986–1991 Monarch Elizabeth II Governor Sir Edward Youde Sir David Wilson Succeeded by Hamish Macleod Secretary for Economic Services
Piers_Jacobs
Hong Kong politician
Hong Kong In office 1 September 1983 – 31 October 1991 Appointed by Sir Edward Youde Sir David Wilson Preceded by Henry Fang Succeeded by Selina Chow Unofficial
Maria_Tam
Hong Kong simultaneous interpreter
including Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Governor of Hong Kong Sir Edward Youde and British Ambassador to China Sir Percy Cradock, etc. After the Sino-British
Cheng_Yang-ping
Hong Kong civil servant and executive
(2006-2010). Chan currently serves as Chairman of the Council of the Sir Edward Youde Memorial Fund, Chairman of the Court of The Hong Kong University of Science
John_Chan
Indian linguist (1932–2016)
Sciences at Illinois in 1992.[citation needed] In 1998, he became the Sir Edward Youde Memorial Fund Visiting Professor at Hong Kong University.[citation needed]
Braj_Kachru
Hong Kong government official
office 12 April 1977 – 6 February 1983 Governor Sir Murray MacLehose Sir Edward Youde Preceded by Li Fook-kow Succeeded by Henry Ching Personal details Born
Eric_Peter_Ho
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Timeline_of_Hong_Kong_history
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
History of bus transport in Hong Kong
History_of_bus_transport_in_Hong_Kong
1953 disaster in Hong Kong
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
Shek_Kip_Mei_fire
Robert Brown Black 1958–64 David Trench 1964–71 Murray MacLehose 1971–82 Edward Youde 1982–86 David Wilson 1987–92 Chris Patten 1992–97 Chief Executives Tung
1980s_in_Hong_Kong
the Supreme Court of Hong Kong In office 1986–1986 Appointed by Sir Edward Youde Preceded by Denys Roberts Succeeded by Denys Roberts Personal details
Simon_Li
Corporation from 1977 to 1986. Sandberg was born in Surrey and educated at St Edward's School, Oxford. In 1945 he joined the army and was commissioned 2nd lieutenant
Michael Sandberg, Baron Sandberg
Michael_Sandberg,_Baron_Sandberg
Hong Kong doctor (1928–2024)
constituency in 1985 and was appointed to the Executive Council by Governor Edward Youde in 1986 with Daniel Tse. He lost his seat in the 1988 election to Dr
Chiu_Hin-kwong
61 years 8 May 1982 99 years 16 Feb 2020 25 Pamela Youde (née Fitt) 尤彭雯麗 6 Dec 1926 1951 Edward Youde 55 years 20 May 1982 59 years 5 Dec 1986 99 years
List of spouses of chief executives of Hong Kong
List_of_spouses_of_chief_executives_of_Hong_Kong
office Governor Ref 1 Graham Barnes 班禮士 1 April 1985 April 1986 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 2 Augustine Chui 徐淦 April 1986 31 August 1989 Sir David Wilson
Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism
Secretary_for_Culture,_Sports_and_Tourism
Hong Kong civil servant
by Li Fook Kow In office 1980–1984 Governor Sir Murray MacLehose Sir Edward Youde Preceded by Li Fook Kow Personal details Born (1926-01-24)24 January
Denis_Bray
Principal official of Hong Kong
Philip Haddon-Cave 夏鼎基 20 November 1981 9 June 1985 3 years, 202 days Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 4 Sir David Akers-Jones 鍾逸傑 10 June 1985 11 February 1987
Chief Secretary for Administration
Chief_Secretary_for_Administration
Position of the Hong Kong Government
MacLehose (1971–1982) 2 Lewis Mervyn Davis 戴宏志 March 1974 October 1982 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 3 David Jeaffreson 謝法新 November 1982 February 1988 Sir David
Secretary_for_Security
Official in the Hong Kong Government
office Governor Ref 1 James Neil Henderson 韓達誠 1983 25 August 1986 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 2 R. G. B. Bridge 布立之 26 August 1986 1989 Sir David Wilson
Secretary_for_Education
Hong Kong businessman and politician
University of Hong Kong in 1992. He was praised by the then Governor Sir Edward Youde for his promotion of the arts and the Chinese Languages to Hong Kong
Alex_Wu
Secondary school in Fo Tan, Hong Kong
develop students' potential of visual arts and sports, was proposed by Sir Edward Youde, the late governor of Hong Kong. The school curriculum uses English as
Jockey_Club_Ti-I_College
MTR station on Hong Kong Island
officiated by then-MTR chairman Sir Wilfrid Newton and Governor of Hong Kong Edward Youde, who unveiled the commemorative plaques at the concourse level. The station
Tai_Koo_station
Governor of Hong Kong Tim Yeo, UK Conservative Party politician Sir Edward Youde, 26th Governor of Hong Kong Bo Bo Nge, Burmese economist, vice governor
List of School of Oriental and African Studies people
List_of_School_of_Oriental_and_African_Studies_people
Tertiary arts school in Hong Kong
The Academy Block was formally opened on 18 September 1985 by Governor Edward Youde. The Theatre Block was opened by the Duchess of Kent on 3 February 1986
Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
Hong_Kong_Academy_for_Performing_Arts
McDonald 麥德霖 September 1981 July 1983 Sir Murray MacLehose (1971–1982) Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 2 Chan Nai-keong 陳乃強 July 1983 15 August 1986 3 Graham Barnes
Secretary for Environment and Ecology
Secretary_for_Environment_and_Ecology
Macau university president
until 1991. In 1986, he and Chiu Hin-kwong was appointed by Governor Edward Youde to the Executive Council. During the transition period of the transfer
Daniel_Tse
Machel Mozambique President Mbuzini South Africa Accident – plane crash Edward Youde British Hong Kong Governor Beijing China Heart attack Errol Barrow 1987
List of state leaders who died in office
List_of_state_leaders_who_died_in_office
Position of the Hong Kong Government
1977 March 1978 3 John Martin Rowlands 羅能士 March 1978 August 1985 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 4 David Robert Ford 霍德 7 October 1985 December 1986 5 Harnam
Secretary for the Civil Service
Secretary_for_the_Civil_Service
MacLehose (1971–1982) 2 Alan James Scott 施恪 1 January 1982 February 1985 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 3 Ian Francis Cluny Macpherson 麥法誠 February 1985 28 June
Secretary for Transport and Logistics
Secretary_for_Transport_and_Logistics
Herbert Ben Curtis Keeble Ambassador to Russia 31 December 1982 Sir Edward Youde Governor of Hong Kong 28 February 1983 The Honourable Kingsford Dibela
List of knights and dames grand cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
List_of_knights_and_dames_grand_cross_of_the_Order_of_St_Michael_and_St_George
Hong Kong singer and actress
Chan Charitable Foundation Scholarships (Outstanding Awards) and Sir Edward Youde Memorial Scholarship. She won first place in the duet section of Olympic
Corinna_Chamberlain
Hong Kong governmental position
June 1977 31 August 1980 6 Denis Bray 黎敦義 1 September 1980 31 December 1984 Sir Edward Youde (1982–1986) 7 Peter Tsao 曹廣榮 1 January 1985 31 March 1985
Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs
Secretary_for_Home_and_Youth_Affairs
British government official and author
for Health and Welfare for Hong Kong In office 1981–1984 Governor Sir Edward Youde Deputy Secretary for Security for Hong Kong In office 1977–1981 Governor
Geoffrey_Thomas_Barnes
Scouting organization in Hong Kong
Black (1958–1964) David Trench (1964–1971) Murray MacLehose (1971–1982) Edward Youde (1982–1986) David Wilson (1987–1992) Christopher Patten (1992–1997) Tung
Scout Association of Hong Kong
Scout_Association_of_Hong_Kong
Hong Kong charity television show
fills Tung Wah. In 1986, due to the death of former Hong Kong Governor Edward Youde from a heart attack in his office in Beijing, the Chinese name changed
Tung_Wah_Charity_Show
Jeaffreson 謝法新 1972 1976 Sir Murray MacLehose 6 Henry Ching 程慶禮 1976 1984 Sir Edward Youde 7 Selwyn Eugene Alleyne 程尚文 1984 15 March 1987 Sir David Wilson 8 John
Deputy_Financial_Secretary
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