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proof of nationality, it is a rule renewed, but,
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seeing
that many of those whose names appear on the accompanying
list have been registered for years past, it is impossible
in their case to say on what basis they were originally
placed on the register. It has not been the practice to
issue certificates to "protected" persons as no protection
could, or would, be afforded them in China.
As to the information called for in the last paragraph
of the despatch under acknowledgment, I have the honour
to state that every claim for protection is investigated
on its individuel merits and, should any irregularity be
discovered in the papers or actions of the claimant it is
sumarily rejected.
arrested or imprisoned and claims British nationality his
release, pending investigation, is invariably demanded.
In the rejection of claims I have found one argument of
great efficacy in determining the bona fides of the appli-
cant for protection. It is explained to him that no Bir-
tish subject cen under Treaty be possessed of real estate
outside the limits of a Treaty port, and that if he be the
owner of such he must at once dispose of the same, in
order to do away with all suspicion of wishing to enjoy
the privileges of dual nationality, In ninety-nine out
Where an individual, however, is
of