which
Board
of
Trade
E.L.B
*
destroyed
her
Her Majesty's Troops took possession of Canton in 1841, after which Her Majesty's Government issued a notification...
It was in July 1843 that the claim was made.
when I on 23rd Jan 1839
The reason
Love
not received
the same compensation as others
From ill health I was compelled to have Chinese affairs...
left in 1841, leaving
my affairs in the hands of my Agent Mr. J. Smith, who...
called in and paid claims, but mine, my Agent not...
in his admission sufficiently defining issues to get redress...
return to this
country in 1844. So
applied to him for the
redress sought
and there applied to Her Majesty's
then Secretary Sir G. to the user,
much pressure of business
could not get redress
The
facts stated
particularly in this
case and in
other cases
will prove
that the claim
was admitted
London Dec 17, 1848.
Page 406
The text appears to be a petition or a claim related to compensation for losses incurred during the Opium Wars, specifically referencing events in Canton (now Guangzhou) in 1841 and subsequent dealings with British authorities. The original OCR output contained numerous errors, including incorrect character recognition, spacing issues, and non-English characters that were clearly errors. The corrected version aims to preserve the original content while correcting unambiguous spelling and spacing errors.
has been removed as per rule 12 to keep the output clean without extra explanation. Here is the revised output in HTML as requested:which
Board
of
Trade
E.L.B
*
destroyed
her
Her Majesty's Troops took possession of Canton in 1841, after which Her Majesty's Government issued a notification...
It was in July 1843 that the claim was made.
when I on 23rd Jan 1839
The reason
Love
not received
the same compensation as others
From ill health I was compelled to have Chinese affairs...
left in 1841, leaving
my affairs in the hands of my Agent Mr. J. Smith, who...
called in and paid claims, but mine, my Agent not...
in his admission sufficiently defining issues to get redress...
return to this
country in 1844. So
applied to him for the
redress sought
and there applied to Her Majesty's
then Secretary Sir G. to the user,
much pressure of business
could not get redress
The
facts stated
particularly in this
case and in
other cases
will prove
that the claim
was admitted
London Dec 17, 1848.
Page 406