having returned, reports that on being boarded by the Pirates they were placed under hatches and taken to an island—name unknown to
informant—shortly after arriving
there
on
the morning of the 25th a Steamer appeared in sight when the Pirates fled to the shore the Captives taking this opportunity got their vessel under weigh and returned to Hongkong. did not speak the Steamer which
sent
boats
probably one of the Sun boats that left Nicosin Harbor the night
before.
(Signed.) Wm Quin
Captain Superintendent.
Police Department,
3rd August, 1886.
300
I have the honor to forward herewith the following Report of a Piracy received this morning from the Constable in
Charge of Stanley Police Station...
I have to
(Signed.) Wm Quin,
Captain Superintendent.
His Excellency
Lt. Col. G. Digby Barker, C.B.,
Stanley Police Station 2 August 1886.
I beg to inform you that yesterday the 1st Instant at 1 a.m. a Piratical
William Quin, Esquire,
Captain Superintendent.
12.
having returned, reports that on being boarded by the Pirates they were placed under hatches and taken to an island-name unknown to
on
there
informant- shortly after arriving
the morning of the 25th a Stamen appeared in sight when the Pirates fled to the shore the Captives taking this opportunity got their resel under weigh and returned to hongkong. did not speak the Steamer which
WW
boats
probably one of the Sun bret tut left Nicetoin Harbor the night
before.
(Jiqued.) Bm Quin
Captain Inferintendent. _
(Cow)
Lir
Price Departinent,
3rd August, 1886..
300
I have the honor to forward then
following Report of a Pirney received this morning from the Constable in
Cherge it Stanley Police Station...
I have to
(Figned.) Mom Quin,
Captain Preferintendent.
His Sreelleney
Fur Dr. G. Mackerell, CB.,
(comp)
مانگ
ok,
Stanley Police Station 2 August 1966.
I beg to inform you that yesterday the 1st Instant at 1 a. M. a Pirati
William Quin, Squire,
Captain Suferintendent.
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