Date
Locality.
1852 July 9. The
G.
The
Te great
Nature of Piracy.
A Cor vessel attacked by 2 piratical_
Lema island. veceels, and her crew, both males and
females,
made prisoners.
1852. July 8. The great
Lema island.
were
fired at
2 For vercels in company and attacked by 2 piratical vessels ; crews, consisting of 14 in number, were. taken
away.
1852 Aug. 13. The great A sear
a going junk attacked by a weet Lema island coast vessel containing
thần đo and ten of her
men;
crew carried
clothing, cargo,
away.
more
1882. Sept: 12. Muckmoor. A sea-going junk attacked by 2
Ibor shar piratical vessels ; Lund
Ahchooi killed, and all the clothing and cargo plundered.
1852 Dec: 3. Hoon hum. A stone boat was
loading stones at
Hoon hume; during the night time taken possession of by pirates, and carried away, together with the workmen.
1852 Dec. 16. The entrance of The Toon king passage boat attacked.
the Sai choong by a large Took hoo piratical vessel
2 masts;
(west stream) carrying
the crew were in Lo-tai-pahn driver into the water, and made their
exape; the boat, jeigs, fish and money were all carried away.
Date
Locality.
1853
Tai ling
The
Nature of Piracy.
135
thing
sea-going junk Kum man attacked by eight fuiratical vessels :
plundered from her Drugs, Ginseng and other things.
1853 Jan. 3. Muck moon. A passage boat attacked by 2 piratical
At the back
of Soo toi.
vessels; 4 men were driven into the water
and drowned, II men wounded, cargo and clothing plundered.
A fishing boat.
boat was attacked by pirates;
the boat together with her taker away.
crew were
1852 Dec: 26 At the entrance A ressel attacked by several piratical
of Sing hoi craft; the vessel, the family of Los cheon
Lye moon.
1853
Jon: 31. The
1853 Jan. 31. Lye
moon.
keet, and a crew
of 15 men
wern
all
taken
away.
A wood-boat attacked by a small
piratical junk; the clothing, wood and cargs were
were plundered.
& great. A fishing for seesel attacked by
Lema island Piratical Cors;
money
and other property
• ; one man made a prisoner
A small fishing boat attacked by two piratical Hak how boats with cloth sails; wounded Lai-mun
•ming on the head; clothing and his children carried
plundered;
away.
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