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Brit str. Brit
TUESDAY, FEBRIARY 18, 1806.
Merchant Vessels in Hongkong Harbour,
Heclusive of late Arvivala and Departures reported to-day,
To faltats Anding the position of may vessel in the Harbour, the Anchorage is divided into eleven Bections, commenciug from Groon laut. Vessels near the Hongkong shore are markat h., near the Kowloong shore k, and thons in the body of the Shipping or midway between each shore are marked o., in conjunction with the Bigares denoting the sections.
Bestion.
1. From Green Island to the Clas Worka,
* From Gas Works to Jardine's Wharf,
9. From Jedine's Wharf to the Harbour Master's Odi z
4. From Harbour Master's to the P. and 0. Oo, O Go
6. From P. and O. Oo. 'a Ofies to Paidara Whati.
Baction
7. From Naval Yard to Blus Buildings, 8 From Blus Buildings to East Point,
9. From Kellati's Islačil to North Point.
10, Kowloon Wisryer,
11. Jardino's Whact,
Varela
Choyaaug
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Kiang Fak
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Pussignees or Agents.
Lestination.
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A From Peddar's Wäsef to this Naval Yard.
Fessel's Name.
Steamers.
18 Jardine, Matheson & 0.
1281-Feb. 1ry of Co,
18 Douglas
& Co.
S'eninabip Co.
10 Siemssen & Co.
28 Canadian Pacific Railway Os. 22itsui Bussan Kaisha
China
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Choyaong
Obunshau
Clara
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Empress of India Federation
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Polyang.....
Peru Foru Picciola
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Taioboong LE MARITI
Taiyuan ............... Tetartos....................... Victoria EY
Pybus............ Brit.
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Chodzka.........Web.
Piper
str. 552
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Juslin..... Brit. str.
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867 Deo. 13 Tuen Fat Beng 1014 Feb. 18 Yuan Fat Hong atr. 1040 Feb.
906 Feb 19 Yuon Fat Hong ale. 1410. Fob.
710 Feder
10 Jataan & Co.
863 Jan. 23 Dougins Stormship Co.
atr. 1735 Feb. nay, Wise & Co.
str. 1787 Jan.
str.
Matheson & Co.
Norw, str; Feb. 16 Chines
102.Beb. 10 Siemssen & Co. Feb. 18 P. M. 8. 8. Co. Amm. str. 2340
876 Feb. 15 Malchere & Co. atr.: Narw, str. 789 Feb. 18 Chinese
str. 2216 Feb str. 1707 Feb
Ger.
CUarcham....Drit
Wallace... [Brit str. 1267 Feb.
Brorson
c Dabine
5c Dinse....
Bollberg
Wing Bong............... 6 Maddox
Wooten...........
Zafiro ......
Sailing Vessels.
Alstor!
Brodick Castle.........
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3 o Paters.... Noyes,
13 cOlson
3eDermody ScLowell..
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Tam O'Shanter...... 2 Peabody
Wandering Jew.......
968 Feb. 875 Feb str. 1689 Jan. 20 Dodwell, Carlill & Co.
& 404 Bub.
Ger. brig
159 Fob. Butterfeld & Swire
sh. 1848 Jan.
Brit Dez. bqe. 571 Jan. Amer: bqu Nor. be. 600 Feb.
Brit. bgo.
862 Jao.
905 Jan.
30 Siemsson & Co.
Jardine, Matheson & Uo. 3 Judine, b. 1181 Feb. 13 Master hi 1522 Web, 17 Captain Amer. st. 1650 Sept. 17 Captain
Mer Britanais Majesty's Ships on the China Station,
stc BEL.
Brit. Atr.
Nanchang Brit, Str.
AMOY.
in port on February 12, 18:6 MEROITANT STEAMERS,
Britial
British
MERCHANT BAILING VESSEL
Auna Bertha
Oor. bqe.
FOOOH W.
In port February 9, 1896,
MERUILAND SYRANKIES,
Chines
In port February 12, 1996. MERCHANT STEAMERS,
PROF. TERAO ON THE 'THALES' CABE,
On the 1: Feb., Prol. Terso, of the Law
Intimations.
College in the Japaness Imperial University W. ROBINSON & Co.
a on the above lecture room at the Oriental Association's Ofices. The lecture was long, lasting for more than three hours, but was attentivaly istened to from first to last by an unusually audience. After reqcunting the partí- culars of
abip
the search that the Japanese Tax- Yayeyas conducted on the British steamer Thales, the lecturer explained that the purauit and searab of the steamer must have
book undertaken on
on ous of the follow- ing four grounds, namely:-
-The
of violating ligations of neutrality.
Thales may have hena suspected
2.She may have been regarded in the Fght of a buccaneering ship having on board rebelin aros
Goard rebelein arms against Japan.
3. She may have been searched for the purpose of capturing Liu, sincs, hasing Jought against the State, bin capture may have been deemed a necessary measure of public safety,
48ke may have been scarebed with the view of arresting Liu, as a criminal offendor against the laws of Japan.
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Mr R. E. McBirney
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Shimovotel treaty, but it did not follow introduced in the briefgration being | Dr W. F. Arnold
i
J. Baibas
Mr & Mrs J. Moreduh. Mr & Mrs O. Mooney
and factily
Mr J. Marchie
Mc F. Musgrave Mr O. S.
A. H.Mr
S, Nicholson W.L Mr J. W. Oliver Mr M. Olivier Mr B. Olivier Mr G. Parvioux Capt. and Mrs Palmer
THE WISDOM OF THE EAST. The first hypothesis is considered by Fro- The subject of The Derivation of the fessor Terao to ba perfectly tenabis, accord Ethics of Buddhism was investigated and ing to the provisions of international law. carefully discussed at the first meeting for It is true that the War between Japan and the new year of the Victorin Institute of Ar W. G. Allen China had coased o or the conclusion of the London, England: Its
Capt. G. B. of the author paper, the that the neutral Powers
were catiraly to
which called attention to the frequency Afins . Ballas Boyed
from
obligations that they had with which moral precepts, often similar to Med Barindoagne
Misi boen required to obseri's in ennnection with those in Holy writ, wars quoted as to Mr. J. Bekkey the war, for ighting was still going on by Theosophists and others who sought to Mr J. W. Bolles
Baild bist writings, this being very often dous Formosa, in the direct
Misa E. Belinfanto sequel of the war, a fact recognized by all the Treaty Pawore minimise the valus of the Christian
Scrip Under the dirgumstances, would have been tares. The question thereupon arose. Mr and Mrs quite reasonable on the part of Japan to or Were these precepts to be found in the
Boitenheim peat that tto Powers should contiune. Barlior Buddhist writings, and, if not
AL. Buyd obrerve if not the full obligations of neutra-original, whence wore they derived?
Mr W. Broccher at least the principal obligations of that careful examination of the Buddhist weit- Mr. Auton Broetje Mir W. Parátt
After
eiting
any precedents from inge
inge, and of the Old Testament, showed Vice-Admiral and MraMajor and Mrs Pem- the American civil war and war
Haller, maid and borton A war of jadepon that every valuable moral precspt inculcated dence, and ales from the Japanese oivil war by Baduba or a follow a post cou! Mastor Edward Buller Mr H. Price
valot
Surg. Col. Preston oatminating in the Restoration, the lecturer taught by Moses and the Prophets con- observed that such a criminal as Liu would taries before Buddha existed; and this was Me W. J. Cantor Mr W. E. Porter regarded by international juriste in the socreely to be wondered at, considering the Capt. and Mrs H. K. Mr A. B. Rennie light of contraband of war, and that, thore-light which had been thrown of late on
Me T. F. Richards the Carey fore, 10 was 10 ilegal on the holes. intercommunication, The Ethics of Bud- | Auf d. 4. Cockerill Mr Graham Bɔme
part of the extent to which nations in earlier days held Mr Eugine Ohcareler Mr G. Roghe Yayeyama to pursue
search the the
Mr O. H. Rom The second hypothesis, though not nawar hiem were evidently derived from thess Mr F. B. Deacon ranted by
international eldered by the lecturer was not con- nations with whom the inhabitanta of India Mr and Mrs V. Dont Mr J. Shannon
had commercial and other relations, includ. Mr W. A. Duff satisfactorily had applicable to the caso poder review, inaging the Jewish; which was in its greatest much as evidence was not forthcoming to prosperity 500 years before Baidha e Miss Victoria Ferry. Rev. and Mrs G. T. establish the fact that Liu bad induced or said to have oxisted; and later, when cara pelled the crow of the Thales to employ the Captivity took place, and there was s
Br H. K. O. Fisher hor as a pirationl ship. The third supponi- tendency towards the dispersal of that ir E. Fromagout
dismissed as untenable, on the ground
I that
-COCB given by Brabo and other ancient Mr J. E. Gibson caping from dered necessary to the pro
dominique, hie captura Writers to the great commercial intercourse Me Thomas Gittins wild oot
Me Grasnfield of good order within those domi-Indi in the tenth contary B, C.-betweening Persis, Parthia, Media, scd the s
Miss Haruos
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and
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Mr John Shelton Mr Joze da Bilva
Me J. B. Duncan
tion also 8000 Dil Tae in tho act of an opto. Attention was drawn to the evid. Me A. Fuchs
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19 Dodwell, Carlill & Co,
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11 Dedwell, Carli!! & Co.
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17 Messagories Maritimes
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1733 Feb.
11 David Sassoon, Sons & Ch.
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fo-morrow fe.morrow
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(Ger,
str. 1240 Feb.
17 Melchers & Co.
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974 Feb.
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16 Bradley & Co.
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15 Bradley & Co.
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10 Melchors & Co,
Brit.
str. 217 Feb.
18 Chinese
Bangkok STALOW
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15 Cobban
Ger. Brit
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18 Lauts, Wegener & Co.
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6 kJumpfer.
80 Jan.
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29 Siessen & Co. 1231aster
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6 Captain Captain
Kloor Dock Nagato Marn Japaneso Nierstein
German
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Port Adelaide British
Name
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Haukow Nagasaki Hongkong Tioutain
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Chinese British Chinese
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Whempia Woosung
Norwegian Gernion
British British
Commander F. G. De Lisle Comd. C. E. Kingemill Captain Spanour H. Lögin. Commander A, O. Galloway Capt. Wil
William H. Houderson -Com, H.-P. Barion Lleat.-Com. Vernon Mand
FW. Wyley
Edward Chicheater
R. O Sparkes
Captain H. B. Lang
Liont. Jem. H. J. D. Laston
Singapora Hongkong Canton Hongkong
Rig
Toni.
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Gum | LH.P.
21 7000
Captain
Daptain Robert L. Groome
despaceh-vers!
1700
12
cruiser 3rd class
1770
16
3180 2200
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10,500
13.000
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7860
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21
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Commander F. R. Felly
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21
7000
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twin-screw cruiser Bodola
3800
21
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Captain Wat. C. C. Forapth Lisut.Com. High Cotesworth Lieut.-Cow. E. H. Grafton Captain Alfred L. Winsion Commander R. E. McAlpine
Nawabwang
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2047
Hougkong
g-be, tra class ont dete
388
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armoured cruiser
5000
8500
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5157
Captain John S. Halifax Commodore Boyos
Singapore
Hoogkong
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post.defendoah!p,armeur
1100
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Osaka
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21
Lieut. Spencer V. Y. de Horsey Hongkong
Torpado. Boats in Reserve Nom. 8, 20, 36, 36, 37 and 38, fires class; and 3 second class busts,
• Bragship of Vios-Admiral Buller, Q. B.
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
Nama
4 460
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Captain Boutet
Where af,
Kobe Nagasaki
en route Vladivostock Foochow Amoy Bangkok
Toatano
Yokohama
Lt. Pedro de Azavedo Coutinho Timor
Commander John Stark Nowel
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Russian cruiser
4950 32 .6000
Japtain Eltebarinoff
Russian flagship
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9300
Captain Kasheriripof
850
810
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730
Captain Paramogo
4230
30 8000
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470
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6010
26
4400
Commander Fortin
1350
14.
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462
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1100
Captain Eukvisby
$200
4400
Capt. Enrique Saninia
Chemulpo
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495
600
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Nagava
1700
3400
3000 16 5400
Captain Craig
Nagasaki
Spanish Banish
oruiser
1200
Capt. Duelo
origizer
1130
14 1400
Commander R. P. de Bousure
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Brench cruiser French cruiser Förgizer
3620
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4800
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2350
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2760
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3900
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Capt. Liont. Togenold
Capt.
Foolkarsham
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Canton Nagasaki Amoy
1677
16
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1200
1640
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13
500
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400
200
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1080
1000
Spanish transport
1087
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1200
1400
1370
660
5800
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Don Juan de Austria
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Beins Oristins
Barle
Bopkle Triomphante
Vipers
Vladimir Monemason Xorktown
Austrian ganboat Ranaian gonboat French cruiser Gurman
Cruiser
gunboat French flagship
French wooden sicop
Portuguese
gunboat
Russian sloop Spanish cruiser
U.S. oruiser
Голка
gunboat.
U. B. cruiser
U. B. bruiser
Russian ganboat Russian gunbeat Garman gunboat- Russian ironclad Gergian Cruiser French
orniner
Goranam dagabip
Bautan albop
U, S. sloop sloop
& flagibtp Bussian gunboal Busalan orninor
Ixách guadost Garinan drukker Spanial cruiser Busale
men gambeke
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2150
2800
1800
2000
Captain Jacsobko
Jept
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Boklomichef ;
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Lieut..Com. Commander Bonator Captain Vimiges
Oummander Fodiapolsk
Reisinger Oaptain J. J. Road Dawn barsht -
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Lieut-Commander Videl
Japtain von Holtendorff
1600 Com'der Jose. Warlets 2018.350
Captain Boo
Batranoff-
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Captain Herbing **
Nagataki
Saigon Tienum Chemulpo
Manila
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Hongkong Menila Singapore Vladivostock Vladivostock Nanking
Wuebang British
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Walter Siegfried Brit be.
NANAAEL
In Port on February 8 1808
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Kozaki Mera Japan, barg
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Brit, at-yat. Emile
Rus,
Henry Failing Amor, MaryL. Cushing Ain. Queen Blavboth Brit. Stato of Maine Amor,
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In Post on February 8, 1818, MERCHANT STRAWERS AND BALKING VESSuta,
Alice Mary Brit. boe. Foochow ATİKE Elcano Hemeralda Iolanthe Isla de Panay
Span. str. Blagapore
-
Loanda Balvadors
Dramfell Belkirk
St. Regulus
Aagot
Aurora
10
Bassian oruiser
13 $1320
„Garman Koralneg
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:14
9100
Fransk ordiner
21 2400
Balgon
∙Antiv
French gunbolt
Rusalan tronelad
oraler
7480. 3800 1900 18: SCUO 1490
Commander Conistolla
Bangkok
34: 1600
Captain J, Rogestrensky
Singapore
Commander Stockton
Nagasaki
Captain Domojlref
Fosshor
Brit, bqa. discharging
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Span. str. poolv. Spain
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viciated the law whilsic Jait of Japa. the Institute as carrind an from Indis round
up the Red
MAN.
Hal
Blade
Misa Smith
Miss 11, P. Sinde
Mrs J. T. Saith
Me D. Soular
Misa Sammora
Mr Luis Theellier
Mr
and Mrs J. P
Me E. Thomas
Profesor
then
book up the last countries south of the Euxine, as well as Capt. T. ground. It was perfectly valid and legiti- the ancient irathe by sea which recent Major & Mrs Hasham Thomas water
he said,
Mr C. Harris that
any person and boon referred to at a recent Meeting of who had research had shown to have existed, and
of Med. J. Hoar
Mr territory the
R. L. Thomas should be arrosted within the
Howard
Miss Ti
Tippings and meas territorial zulare. Further,
even Ceylon and
Sea, the ships 1
rel baing Huko though the culprit had led beyond Japanese mostly manned by those intrepid mariners, Mr G. L.
Me H. E. Temkina Hummel territorial waters, so long as the act of pur- the Phoenicians. At the close of the even Capt. and Mrs Hunt Mrs Too
Tocque suit for the purposes of arrest was commencing it was
ing it was canonnsed that one of the In- Me J. W. Janson Mr L Trigoso ed within territorial waters, the law of stitute's Committee, Mr T. G. Pinches, of Mr Morton Jones
Mr L nationa perfectly entitled the Fayeyama to the Department of Oriental liquities, follow and search a ship suspected of aar- the British Museum, had
andir J. Tying objest of
some now remarkable testrip. Col. Von Kreshmar Mr J. H. of pursuit o
support deciphered som this argament, Professor Teras cited as veral tions. These were of special interest to Capt. W. D. opinions taken from resolutions paased by the Biblical student and council of international lawyers, and also
the
Mr & Mrs Verdier Mr H. 16. Waite
W. B. Walker J. B. WROS
D. Leighton Mr L
L Webster Mr J. Murray White
Published for the wally to Mine E. Loyzagar
of all the Mr Malemuvaky Capt. Epancer Wilde
from views enunciated by the Association members. Many applications from persons Me and Mrs V. B.Me Willkomm for the Reform and Codification of the Law desiring to support the Institute as mom- Mariball
Mr Jaa. Wilson Commander and Mire
Wyley
Nations. He thus arrived at the gozela-bers or associates having bean rocgived Mr L. Martel sion that the law of nations warranted the from places in England, America, India Mr J. H. Marlig Lageyama in pareuicy and seashing the and the Colorlessthe applicants were elect-Rov. and Mrs MasonMiss Wyley and gover. British staemer Thales, and he summed up od and the meeting was adjectued, by declaring that had Japan insisted on the validity and legitimacy of the
Yayeyama's
PAK HOTEL
procedure, jurists would have welcomed hor it is concerned to agad up the mails by Mr and Ms A. Chap-Major the Hon, and Ir may interest the Hongkong: Post Office, attitude as a practical
clearly
expressed views.
thair
Loid
he could not the quickest route, to know that we received
man and children Mr. Noel and but regret the admission
of
number of easyesterday morning (5th Fab.) the Japanes
Mios Que Government that the the Yageyam papers brought by the last Raglish mall,
action of
which had bad teen unjustable, according to the law
Erst travelled to Shanghai and
Mr Harvey bad been re-directed
Kataba steamer. The
Holmen remainder of our mail is presum- Mr F. C. McCallum Mr and Ms Findlay
English the Bellona, which laft Hongkong Mr Hugh ably on
MaUzllum
Mr W. B. Harrison Mr and Mrs Arnot
obild
Meekon
F H. Slugbek
of Dutfong His idea was that round by the Nippon Xezers and forwarded Mr and Mrs Goo. Mri
it's!
Smith and family
Mr A. G. Biokes
abould have been pai
ssuepiolons as to that the Fagoya cly on the presence on the Thales had been erroneous, thus leaving the question as to the right of for Yokohama on the 30th alt., and latters Me 0. A. D. Mel. Misa Smith scaroh antouched. At all events, be hiped or papers brought by hot can scarcely reach bourne that the past of the Fabryama would not Kobe before to-morrow at the varliest.-Major sud Mrs G. E. Misa Turner become a precedent Lereafter,
Kobe Chronicle,
Mr W. Nicholsua
It appeare tu us that there are soms weak points la Professor Teras's argument, The War has become of old Ucule Billy, who question of continuses pursuit is a very used to bo alwape auffering with the then. delicate one, and has not set beau brought wy azid the old resident, it all come matigo? asked the returned wanderer, within the lebats of generally
That pursuis beyond territoriased law.
Waters is alront this way. There was a doctor come permissible noder certain elfoumstepore, through the country and cared the old man seems to be admitted. The principle obtainsured him plumb well Yos Ar od recognition stiginally in connection with then, se he didn't have nothin' la futerest reveous protection. It a abip was detected,
on the
Moore
Rap, and Mrs G. R.
Vallip Mr David Wood
WINDяon HOTEL.
fr D. B. Adamon Mr Andersvo
Mes Maulsen Mr O. Moeller
fra 8. M. Bradbury Mr. F. S. Montieth Mas Bradbury Mies L
r no more, aftor bin rheumatism was all Mr L. Burg
of believed to be engaged, in the not of gone, the pure old man pined away and Kr H. Habuca's amuggling, bee puranil, commenced in terri- died..
Mr E. V. Hampieu torial walers, might be collaued an
Posted Mr Kd. Jauimer high cous. Buteven hora himits
were 80tas" Praatiosi Buginaer" for advertisements Mr C. Langberg To take
agreto CLASuppose that of Engineering Specialties.
Mfrs Lehmann Water-polios forseeing a visit from wing of 8d., port free. A marvel of cheapmoas, A31 Practical Engineer Focket book for 1896. Is.
Mr P.W. R. Mans
a veerol,
er onatome officials, who have
illegal nota
I acta committed by her, slipa her
i ber cable i nowangeufs,
sad runs out of part, then her pursuit may Practical Bagineer; Praction artiotes for carp
be undertaken and continued
to territorial
without
a ship,
3d. westly, & Victoria APA
regardtical men. tial bogadetles. Bat
suppose that prouol, Manchester... susrested of amuggling, in examined,
abtainable and no proof being
against her st the moment, ie grated clearance and allowed
to leave the port, then it would, so that
Quotations. Ilonokoro, February 18, 1808,...
ber pursuit cannot subsequently be carried OPIUM-New Patua, ma,... 200
Now,
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ca 813 Now Benares, cash, 785 cash, 800
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with
Old
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Now Malva, oradit, 750/770
Allowance, Taels,... 4/12 Old Malwa, credit,. 790/800 allovaco, Tuols... 4/12 Persian, Olly, cash,. allorance, Taols,... Paraian, Paper tied 800/820 alewanee, Taolò........ 10/24 ...
beyond territorial waters even though evi- deres of illegal acts has. been furnished agalurt her in the interval, regard to the steamer Thales, she WRA visited and searobed while lying ins
in Formosa port, and the suspicion that the Chief of the Book Rack Flaga was concealed on board having received no confirmation, the vessel was suffered to proceed upon her verage, Sub- sequently, doubts having arisen as to the theronghaces of the search made in port, the Yayayıma Ken was despatotied in parauit, What interval olupsed between the departure of the Thales and the commencement of her parauit by the Fascyama, we do not. kuow. accurately, but that it must have been a ovnsiderably interval is i
terval is established by the fast list the hates was
not overhauled Baroinoter all the bad reached the
neighbourhood of Tamperature Hod the boen within sight when Bumidity
HONGKONG REGISTER.
Preview On dale at Ori dato ai
day stip.m10a.m.
30,08
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AROF the Yayeyans stormed out of Auplog in Dirastina of pursuit, she would have been taken much sooner. Hence it is plain Forgo
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that the pureuil was sof commenced in Weather..... territorial waters; it was commenced after Rsiune the Thales had reached the high seas. Another doubtfel yo
1point in Professor Terco's Highest open air temperature on the 11th argument is his coatsation that Liu Yong.fu Lowout open air comperature on the 1715 50 was a common criminal. That would not be
Brit. ah. United K'domsadmitted. wo think, by any international
Amos. a. Hongkong
Brit, sh, uncertain
Span, 8t Tokobama
Brit, sth Hongkong
ILOILO.
jurist,
Had Liu effected his eroape to British territory, for example, it is excess dingis doubtful whether his extradition would have been granted on Japan's applices tion: He would have been regarded as a political
fuglies, hd auch would have
pesa accorded the privilege of asylum.
Thus two important c Protsabur Turan's argument appears to fall in ut repeats; ret, that the parquit
F. U. Fras, First Assistant, Hongkong Observatory, Feb. 18, 1800,.
Temperature.
(Taken at Messrs Foltonar & Colla Premisst, Queen's Road) HONGKONG, Fübruary 18, 1896. BAROMETER-
80.17
Brit. str. Pware Bater
เ Brit atr. Montreal Brit. str. United K doma was contiouous from territorial
waters, and secondly, that the fugitive
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