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it is plain that the Treaties with China have overlooked the reassity of making the duty I of renditions reciprocal, a point I have brought to the notice of Her Majesty's Government in the hope that the serious omission may
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and I have indicated the
Embarassing position in which this
be
Government will infallibly be placed then
the flaio
in on relation becomes know to
an
the Chinese population of thoughing aoit
plainly is already to the Chinese Government in Canton.
In a recent conversation witho
ntleman assured
lemaul Robertson that gentleman
that the Chinese Authorities were –
fully
aware
of their advantage, and
I believe their reason for not boldly panties.
it forward to be their hope that it would
remain un discovered
the leolony
amendment.
by
the
Government of and this escape revision and
There is one matter more and I
think one
only in you
!
Your Excellency's
~
your
Despatch that demands notice, it is quotation of an "authoritative decision of "Carl Grey when Secretary of State for the "Colmin." "that the rendition of Chinese "Criminals under the circumstances Coned "not be insisted on "_
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on
the occasion of
This
you
state to be
a demand made for
"the murderer Tsü apo in the
of
thi
case of
year 18497
of Chri apor, I have
a distinct recollection nowo
a
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i reference to our archives, and In