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Shanghai in late 1843. J.H. HAAN Apart from general missionary duties he was mainly active as a printer and in this capacity he issued numerous tracts in several Oriental languages. Up to 1854 he was a vocal critic of the Committee of Roads and Jetties (the forerunner of the Municipal Council), especially with respect to the taxes it levied. A number of times he refused to pay them, among other reasons because he thought not enough was done to lay out a proper road to the L.M.S. compound. Trustee of the Shantung Road Cemetery. Portrait.1 Author of many works in English, Chinese and Ma- lay. Medhurst Road was named after him and his son, W.H. Medhurst Jr., British Consul. MICHIE, Alexander 1862-1863 Born 1833, died 1901,147 Arrived in Shanghai about 1854 in the employment of Lindsay & Co.;148 partner from January 1 1861;149 later partner in Chapman, King & Co.;11 was also employed by Jardine, Matheson & Co.151 1886-1891 publisher and editor of the Chinese Times in Tien- tsin. 152 Vice-president of the NCBRAS 1870,153 Member Committee III. 1873.154 Author among other works of a biography of Rutherford Alcock. 155 MONCREIFF, Thomas 1849-1850 Arrival in Shanghai 1846;156 partner in Rathbones, Worthington & Co., from June 1, 1853 Moncreiff, Grove & Co. Trustee British Episcopal Church 1856 and subsequent years. Vice-president Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society 1857.159 Member Committee IV. Died in 1863(?). NYE, Clement Drew 1851-1852, 1855-1856, 1865-1866 Born 1821, died 1867. !

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218 Shanghai in late 1843. J.H. HAAN Apart from general missionary duties he was mainly active as a printer and in this capacity he issued numerous tracts in several Oriental languages. Up to 1854 he was a vocal critic of the Committee of Roads and Jetties (the forerunner of the Municipal Council), especially with respect to the taxes it levied. A number of times he refused to pay them, among other reasons because he thought not enough was done to lay out a proper road to the L.M.S. compound. Trustee of the Shantung Road Cemetery. Portrait.1 Author of many works in English, Chinese and Ma- lay. 146 144 143 Medhurst Road was named after him and his son, W.H. Medhurst Jr., British Consul. MICHIE, Alexander 1862-1863 Born 1833, died 1901,147 Arrived in Shanghai about 1854 in the employment of Lindsay & Co.;148 partner from January 1 1861;149 later partner in Chapman, King & Co.;11 was also employed by Jardine, Matheson & Co.151 1886-1891 publisher and editor of the Chinese Times in Tien- tsin. 152 150 Vice-president of the NCBRAS 1870,153 Member Committee III. 1873.154 Author among other works of a biography of Rutherford Alcock. 155 MONCREIFF, Thomas 1849-1850 Arrival in Shanghai 1846;156 partner in Rathbones, Worthington & Co., from June 1, 1853 Moncreiff, Grove & Co. 158 Trustee British Episcopal Church 1856 and subsequent years. Vice-president Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society 1857.159 Member Committee IV. Died in 1863(?). 160 NYE, Clement Drew 1851-1852, 1855-1856, 1865-1866 Born 1821, died 1867. !

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218 Shanghai in late 1843. J.H. HAAN Apart from general missionary duties he was mainly active as a printer and in this capacity he issued numerous tracts in several Oriental languages. Up to 1854 he was a vocal critic of the Committee of Roads and Jetties (the forerunner of the Municipal Council), especially with respect to the taxes it levied. A number of times he refused to pay them, among other reasons because he thought not enough was done to lay out a proper road to the L.M.S. compound. Trustee of the Shantung Road Cemetery. Portrait.1 Author of many works in English, Chinese and Malay. 146 144 143 Medhurst Road was named after him and his son, W.H. Medhurst Jr., British Consul. MICHIE, Alexander 1862-1863 Born 1833, died 1901.147 Arrived in Shanghai about 1854 in the employment of Lindsay & Co.;148 partner from January 1, 1861;149 later partner in Chapman, King & Co.;11 was also employed by Jardine, Matheson & Co.151 1886-1891 publisher and editor of the Chinese Times in Tien-tsin.152 150 Vice-president of the NCBRAS 1870,153 Member Committee III. 1873.154 Author among other works of a biography of Rutherford Alcock.155 MONCREIFF, Thomas 1849-1850 Arrival in Shanghai 1846;156 partner in Rathbones, Worthington & Co., from June 1, 1853 Moncreiff, Grove & Co.158 Trustee British Episcopal Church 1856 and subsequent years. Vice-president Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society 1857.159 Member Committee IV. Died in 1863(?).160 NYE, Clement Drew 1851-1852, 1855-1856, 1865-1866 Born 1821, died 1867.

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218 Shanghai in late 1843. J.H. HAAN Apart from general missionary duties he was mainly active as a printer and in this capacity he issued numerous tracts in several Oriental languages. Up to 1854 he was a vocal critic of the Committee of Roads and Jetties (the forerunner of the Municipal Council), especially with respect to the taxes it levied. A number of times he refused to pay them, among other reasons because he thought not enough was done to lay out a proper road to the L.M.S. compound. Trustee of the Shantung Road Cemetery. Portrait.1 Author of many works in English, Chinese and Ma- lay. 146 144 143 Medhurst Road was named after him and his son, W.H. Medhurst Jr., British Consul. MICHIE, Alexander 1862-1863 Born 1833, died 1901,147 Arrived in Shanghai about 1854 in the employment of Lindsay & Co.;148 partner from January 1 1861;149 later partner in Chapman, King & Co.;11 was also employed by Jardine, Matheson & Co.151 1886-1891 publisher and editor of the Chinese Times in Tien- tsin. 152 150 Vice-president of the NCBRAS 1870,153 Member Committee III. 1873.154 Author among other works of a biography of Rutherford Alcock. 155 MONCREIFF, Thomas 1849-1850 Arrival in Shanghai 1846;156 partner in Rathbones, Worthington & Co., from June 1, 1853 Moncreiff, Grove & Co. 158 Trustee British Episcopal Church 1856 and subsequent years. Vice-president Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society 1857.159 Member Committee IV. Died in 1863(?). 160 NYE, Clement Drew 1851-1852, 1855-1856, 1865-1866 Born 1821, died 1867. !

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Shanghai in late 1843.

J.H. HAAN

Apart from general missionary duties he was mainly active as a printer and in this capacity he issued numerous tracts in several Oriental languages.

Up to 1854 he was a vocal critic of the Committee of Roads and Jetties (the forerunner of the Municipal Council), especially with respect to the taxes it levied. A number of times he refused to pay them, among other reasons because he thought not enough was done to lay out a proper road to the L.M.S. compound. Trustee of the Shantung Road Cemetery. Portrait.1 Author of many works in English, Chinese and Ma-

lay.

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Medhurst Road was named after him and his son, W.H. Medhurst Jr., British Consul.

MICHIE, Alexander 1862-1863

Born 1833, died 1901,147

Arrived in Shanghai about 1854 in the employment of Lindsay & Co.;148 partner from January 1 1861;149 later partner in Chapman, King & Co.;11 was also employed by Jardine, Matheson & Co.151 1886-1891 publisher and editor of the Chinese Times in Tien- tsin. 152

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Vice-president of the NCBRAS 1870,153 Member Committee III.

1873.154

Author among other works of a biography of Rutherford Alcock. 155

MONCREIFF, Thomas 1849-1850

Arrival in Shanghai 1846;156 partner in Rathbones, Worthington & Co., from June 1, 1853 Moncreiff, Grove & Co.

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Trustee British Episcopal Church 1856 and subsequent years. Vice-president Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society 1857.159 Member Committee IV.

Died in 1863(?).

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NYE, Clement Drew 1851-1852, 1855-1856, 1865-1866

Born 1821, died 1867.

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