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fact that Kwok a Cheong
has become
wealthy from his transactions with foreigners in Hong Kong : but I should doubt his
having been moved by any foreign
proclivities
the matter if he was
it is a pare exception. In my opinion it would have been more to the purpose had Sir Richard Mae Donnell
adduced évidence to prove that Kwok
A Cheong had never employedt his re
1.
Steamers on the couest, or had not
been engaged for some pervit of time.
Treaty port and
in trade at
places, to his great profit & advantage If His Excellency hud shewn this I
admit there would have been.
something to go upore
and
Al
strong
strong presumption that the "prince Albert".
wv as
under
found unusual circumstances
cond
therefore entitled to the benept of the
doubt; but there is
a
marked silence
on
that head _ and, indeed prudently
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few have been more active.
ac...
if report does not belie bin in
trade which the Chinese cuthorities.
call smuggling.
under the cover
of
the British flag than the individual
in question.
If Sir Richard Mac Donnell
who so
warmly
De
dvocats this
interests, instead of culling his being
cought
ov
shew
crying injustice would that he has never
to be caught,
deserved
I matie
no doubt
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