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& paper.
his doinchiation & put his hard
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the renchton of there criminals, and
then if the Surpreme Comt had not pleased these new one
account of hie
in formatters in their original wrest in
Hong Kong. I
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for Tol they must in
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in any case
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forms
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be pets free, for tire is the prog'in
that the deadlock beativonen the Colonial & Diplomatiã
officials was likes & come to an end.
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that in
trez case
Jou will finish they complied with
Vie Grace Chus Auses.
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Conditions by Jutting
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in rph more wogent achie
diplomatists not to do so.
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along ansions Copper white few, was
who was all
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facilitate the transaction
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this occasion &
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4 he present at the trail & funishment of the man.
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If Esctic attin becomes a dead better Kong in consequence a poll pafer refuge fou
chinese criminals;
the pitiation created will
be bad for itiriberests of the Colony, and
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relations with chains will be praised Ind
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aves not been than helper been Thomas beade
Per come
& paper.
his denunciation & put his hand
The Chinese Court's perpetually wrote for
the rendition of their criminals, and
then if the Supreme Court had not pleased these new one
account of his
in formatters in their original writ in
Hong Kong. I
The Counties' parts been in his punitive
for Tol they must in
South
15244
in any case
Law
forms
their papers
be put free, for there is the progress
that the deadlock between the Colonial & Diplomatic
officials was lifted & come to an end.
It appears to me
that in
this case
You will find they complied with
Your Grace's rules.
what is done in
dire
Conditions by Jutting
future where prohibited
Offences.
in making that bothine should
should
had to be woods.
Likewise
On
long term
occasion either the Court at Colon
Minister at Peking declined to forward not
particulars to memo
In chances
Last Kimberley telegram
of August 9. Sir J. P. Haney Hand
hand
now the fugitives, and was met
from to
in more urgent achieve
diplomatists not to do so.
In these as well instances the
for,
along with others Copper white few, was
who was all
in ducking back
A
high Man
own
Justice responsibility.
few cases that Executive will Practically
be same
care be permitted,
Cecu
:chance I see no chance of air aislares for changing altogether the diplomatists to leaders different ichie,
and to Chinese fort & to for Treaty conceded part
do more than they did
When
facilitate the transaction
Joint of the
Bank
this occasion &
in the refusal of the Chinese to permit an high court offering
A
(except indeed
being
4 he present at the trial & punishment of the man.
J
If Executive action becomes a dead letter in Hong Kong in consequence a poll paper refuge for
Chinese criminals;
the situation created will
be bad for interests of the Colony, and
our
relations with China will be prejudiced Ind