47 Albron Street Hyde Park
25th July 1865
Je 7194
476
My Lord,
As a Member of the British Legislature, a Gentleman, and an English Christian, I must ask your Lordship's attention to a perious condemnation of the parties to whose culpable interference is to be attributed the horrible results detailed in the following statement published in the Overland Trade Report dated the 30th May 1865, and which has also been brought to the notice of the British public in a letter in the London Standard dated the 22nd July 1865.
It would appear that one of the Taiping chiefs or Princes, Mo-Wong, took refuge under the British Flag at Hong-Kong. The Mandarins at Canton, revolving against him being a pirate, demanded through the Consul at Canton that he should be given up to them. The Consul must have been aware of the phraseology of the Treaty of Tientsin and the measures for the Suppression of Piracy.
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47 Albron Street Hyde Park
25th July 1865
Je 7194
476
Mhes here
as
a
Member
of the
Co
Gentleman & a
English
Christian
British Legislature
I must ask
your Lordships attention to I brush
perious condemnation of,
The
poarties to whove culpable interference is to be attributed the horrible results detailed following statement published at
in the
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in the Overland. Trade Refoorha
dated the 30!" Mary 1865 and which has aloo been brought
to the notice of the
British "public in a
letter in the
London Standard dated the Q2th July 165
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