CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 375

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some of the inhabitants, they everelying off the central part of the town and it was said by, I think Mr. S earth, that he had seen

come signals by lights during the night from these boats.

ats were seized as

the boats were

and

Lo

by direction of Mr. Mercer

Mr. Grandpri referred Mr. Coldwell for the charackes of the boats . Mr. Caldwell went on board, made enquiry and in consequence of his expressed report that to

were honest traders the boats were released. Afterwards

a

a charge, was made by Portuguese chose, pessel had been taken by pirates, that

the said two vessels were

two of the pirates, they were again seized", "To pak shing

pirate chief

celebrated asa

was apprehended on board,

and he and his crew and

boats positive.

4s positively identified ultimately the complainant disappeared having been bought off, this latter of

obtained reliable evidence of at the time.

During 1856 Whang toong exai" notoriously a pirate.

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