against the Suit of that Foreigner to place an Action to the face of certain Chinese Subjects to Batter Soulterre, and as to it's letter
Conitor,
the 15th article decides that the
resile of either Nation "shall enjoy full security and protection for their persons and property within the Dominions of the other: A fine of £10 levied indiscriminately in Victoria will probably take from each Chinaman the entire amount of property
whereas, he stands unprotected,
and I cannot but think that
the framers of the Treaty of
Tanking contemplated more
satisfaction "Security and
protection than this.
I have the honour to be,
With the highest respect,
Sir,
Your most Obedient Humble Servant.
John Barrington
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against the Suit of tat Frext to place Aetuction to the fice rcent o F Chinen Subjects to Batten Soultre, and as to it's letter
Conitor,
h
the 15 article decious that the
A
reoile of atte Nation "chail supy full security and wrtiction for their persons and borong within the Dominions of the other: A fine of ± 10 levied Canding in Victoria will probably take from cach Chinaman the penture amount of prorate
wheres, he stands porccused,
on
and I cannot but think that
the framers of the Treaty of
tanking contemplated
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satisfaction "Sccurity and
"
"
protection than this.
I have the hour tobe, With the highest recent,
Sir,
Your most Vedent Jumble Servant.
John Barring
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