on a
reciprocal and proper footing, and it is with a view to some such
arrangement that I have thought
to
lay
the
it urgently necessary above particulars before you
I forward for facility of reference a copy of the Treaty of
Tientsin.
I have the hown to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Sewart,
the
3
Says
462
rendition of Criminals but he
that the Chinese authorities persistently misinterpret the XVI Article of that Treaty and regard it solely
as
applying
of bed
b
Itonghong,
Offences Committed in Struglogy, and not to offences committed
agamat British Subjects by Chinese subjects
who
At pages 11 to 14 Mr Mercen Complains of the Consal.
Gult right.
right 291
Mr. R