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occasion to misinterpretation; and

that they should be fully impressed

with the conviction that Her Majesty's

Government

are resolved to discountenance

any proceedings offensive or annoying to the Chinese Authorities and People, and if necessary to visit with the severest displeasure any persons under their immediate controul, against whom complaints on this head should be substantiated.. Lord Aberdeen presumes that the Governor of Hongkong will himself have taken measures for

Enforcing

Enforcing upon the attention of officers in the Colonial Service, the principles

which he has recommended as the

general rule for the guidance of all public Servants in China, and that as Superintendent of Trade he will have directed the special attention of the Consular Service to the same point, notwithstanding the positive instructions to the same effect issued by Aberdeen to the several Consular officers on their appointment. But Lord Aberdeen would suggest

for Lord Stanley's consideration

whether it would not be advisable

by special directions from this

Country

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occasion to misinterpretation; and that they should be fully impressed with the conviction that Her Majesty's Government are resolved to discountenance any proceedings offensive or annoying to the Chinese Authorities and People, and if necessary to visit with the severest displeasure any persons under their immediate controul, against whom complaints on this head should be substantiated.. Lord Aberdeen presumes that the Governor of Hongkong will himself have taken measures for Enforcing Enforcing upon the attention of officers in the Colonial Service, the principles which he has recommended as the general rule for the guidance of all public Servants in China, and that as Superintendent of Trade he will have directed the special attention of the Consular Service to the same point, notwithstanding the positive instructions to the same effect issued by Aberdeen to the several Consular officers on their appointment. But Lord Aberdeen would suggest for Lord Stanley's consideration whether it would not be advisable by special directions from this Country
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occasion to misinterpretation; and

that they should be fully impressed

with the conviction that Her Majesty's

fovernment

are resolved to discountenance

any proceedings offensive or annoying to the Chinese Authontier and People, and if necessary to vixit with the severest displeasure any percons under their immediate controul, against whom complaints on this head should be substantiated.. Lord Aberdeen Gresumes that the Governor of Hongkong will himself have taken measures for

Enforcing

虾

C

161A

Enforcing upon the attention offerions in the Colonial Service, the principles

which he has recommended as the

general rule for the guidance fall publick Servants in China, and that as Superintendent of Trade he will have directed the special attention of the Consular Service to the same - point, notwithstanding the positive instructions to the same effect issued by Aberdeen to the several Consular officers their appointment. But Lord aberdeen would suggest

on

Lord

for Lord Stanley's consideration

whether it would not be advisable.

by special directions from this

Country

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