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demanded by the Chief Authorities, in the discovery of secret and __ unlawful meetings, or of the service I have rendered in the suppression of piracy
on the Coast of China, in which service, being exposed to the weather day and night, my health have. suffered very materially, my life has been jeopardised frequently, and what I consider worse than
all, from being actively employed
(for in detecting criminals,
I may I think boldly assert that I have been the only detective. officers of the Police I have
become most obmovions to all.
the loose character in and about-
so much.
Hongplong
me time a placard.
Aces
that at
ported
in tasas offering a large reward
for my
head
The Records of the Police
The How R. Stewart Massie
4. O'Callaghan
J.
1.I.C.D. Nay
Station and Police and Supreme
"Courts would show the nature and
ofallarate extent of my services in matters connected with the shore, and with respect to the suppression of
4. Will cos t. Hands
at. Fishbourne
Wt. W. K. Hall ut. Wainwright
pirney I am only able to
ut. Cracroft (in the
ut. Parker
Hancock
margin
the
give
of some
it ta seltowns of the exptains of Iber Majesty's
Ships with whom and their officers
kt.
Leeard
pet. Foray th
it be. Fellowes I have been
It. Soseason
pt. Lockyer fot. Paice at Palliser kt. Rt. Hon. Vist
Zitford.
N. 2.
N3.
d in that service
engaged
and in support of this statement I beg to attach copy of
a letter
from the Colonial Secretary enclosing copy of a letter from Com? Way,
a letter from
and also copy of
His Excellency Sir M. Seys
enon
to His Excellency the Governor. on the subject..
I may further state with respect to my services as Chinese Interpreter, that for several years I performed the duty of Interpreter. in the Portuguese; Sindovstani,