Seking, 20th September, say
(Received 26th October)
1887
No. B.
Her Majesty's Minister
(Sir R. Alcock, KCB)
Governor
To
Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell
Conflicting jurisdiction
in waters in the
neighbourhood of Hong
Kong.
Reply to Governor Sir
Richard Graves MacDonnell's
Despatch. No. 237 of 12th May
1867 regarding -
Copy
of
Notes
on the correspondence relative
to territorial rights
in waters revend...
I am not
aware of the particulars
of the Fisherman's case which
apparently
gave rise to Sir R. MacDonnell's
desire to have the limits of the
Hong Kong territorial jurisdiction
more clearly defined, but I do not
well understand how it could
have arisen.
If the guilty act was committed
within three miles of the island of
Hong Kong, on the water, the Colonial
Court, I should imagine,
had sufficient jurisdiction. It was
Seking, 20th September, say
(Received 26th Welöber-)
1887
Ho. B.
M's Minister
(Sir R. Alcock, KCB)
Soverner
lo
Fir Richard Graves Move Kennell
Conflicting jurisdiction
waters in
of Many Hong
CB
aeighbourhood.
Reply to Governor Fir
Richard Graves Mac Bowm1ld
Respatch. N. 237 of 12. May
1867 regarding -
Conchsure
Governor For
Richard. Groves MacDonnell's
Dispatch N. 387 of 31 October, 1867.
Copy
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Notes
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on the correspondence relative
rights
to territorial
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I am not
in waters revend
aware of the particulars
of the Fisherman's case which
sive apparently
gave to Sir R. Mac Bennetts
desire to have the limits of the
Hongthong territorial jurisdiction
more
Searly defined, but I do not
well understand how it could
have arisen.
If the guilty
act was committed.
within three miles of the island of
SongMong
on the water, the Colonial
Court I should
imagini,
had
not
sufficient jurisdiction. It was
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