that decision being taken, the eleven prisoners referred to in your despatch: no. 358. of the 31st Dec. last should be discharged, and that the two prisoners whose case was reported upon in your despatch: no. 207. of the lune should be given up to the Chinese government on receipt by you of satisfactory assurances that torture would not be inflicted on them and facilities would be given to the British authorities to convince themselves that such assurances were carried out.
I now have to enclose for your information a copy of the Foreign Office letter enclosing the opinion of the Law Offices.
that decision
being the
the eleven prisoners referred
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of
in your
the 31st
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desh: no. 358.
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should be discharged, and that the two
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case
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to the British
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have to enclose
for your information
A
letter from
a copy of the Foreign Office
enclosing the opinion
the Law
Offices
of
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