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wis penly
avow that they would rather
revival of what took place in
see a revival of
Houlkong some years alp, when, in
there
were
Five hundred
Five years, and thirty two chinese prisoners illegally branded and deported, and, of there, one hundred and ten also illegally flogged, by over of one of my predesepors: the illegality having been subrequently discovered and exposed by the Chief Justice and by the settorney heneral, fir Intian Pannciple. I have explained all this in public Council, es that W. Keswick and those who, outside the Council, share his extrems views, should fully realize the fact
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that as
long
as
I have the honor to be
entrusted with the Government of this
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Colony is illegal or improper Kunishments will be inflicted on any section Community
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10. On the other thant I am happy to find ummpelf in entire accordance, this question, with the Committee of the Legislative Council whore report I quoted in an
early part of there Despatch. Endees I do not know
this
simple impartial and well informed man in Houstong who does not concur with. Mr May's Committee in saying that there is no reason to believe that
deportation from Hou Kong has been of