ی مهر
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and given sip for
trial before a chinese
tribunal will not be furt to torture of any
Kind - whether
legal
or not in chino - nor
OV
- put to any lingering death- whether in
accordance with Chinese usa
usage
or not.
He is Creetlmey is therefore not in
- position to move,
But
on re
further
in the matter.
receiving the necessary
Security that no prisoner surrendered by the Authorities here will either be first to
subjected to any
lingering death, or subjected
species of torture, His Excellency will
consider the present case.
Failing this. He is Excellency will release Kwok Seong Hee in ten days from
this date.
I have ten (Signed)) M. J. Meereer,
Colonial Secretary.
(Copy)
N. 80.
5.
Sei
British Consulate,
Danton, 7th May, 1866 you
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your Despatch as: 279 of the 2nd instant, forwarding, by direction of His Excellency the Governor, the papers in a certain case wherein application has been Made by the Commandant.
པའི་རི་
of
Kowloon
the rendition of a Chinese named_
Kwok leong-hee charged with Burglary
and Robbery in Chinese territory; but
The Honorable
M. D. Meren, Egy,
Dolonial Seartam
qua
ye
ず
Hoyting