and the

with the Troops

Police in the event

a rising of the Chinese",

Chinese", and through the Expositive would

seem to be since retained,

Lad

Baby

would suggest

for the consideration

of the Admiralty

it

might

Somewhat

the

that

be well in view

If the unsettled state of

matters in

China to send

troops to Hongkong

Strengthen the naval force at Hongkong for the time being

to place

those to take

have succumbed to faction

unless the latter have since retained

I.B.

it would

appear from 1892, that the Expoire has retained. I have worded the

draft more generally than that minimum

DRAFT.

The Under Secretary of

240

Foreign Office

MINUTE.

Mr. Lucas

13. Nov.

Le Robeck 13.

Mr. Wingfield.

Mr. Bramston.

Mr. Meade.

Sir R. Herbert.

Mr. Ashley.

Lord Derby.

245.

21 Sept

13

28 Sept

250

3 Oct

851

2 drafts

245

1898

State

And 20334

Hong Kong

With reference

15 Nov. 83

reference to your

letter of the

I

am

directed

by

inst.

the

Earl of Derby to enclose for the consideration

Earl

3

Granville copies of

4 despatches from the

Acting Governor of Hongkong

respecting the late disturbances in Canton, and

I am to state that

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