whose extradition, however, can still only be demanded or granted through Her Majesty's Consulate at Canton.
Sir R. Alcock will also be consulted as to the expediency of attempting arrangement with the Chinese Government, under which fugitives from Hongkong justice, whether British or Chinese, may be delivered up in the same manner as Chinese fugitives from Chinese justice are, under Treaty, now delivered over to Chinese Authorities, subject to the engagement entered into by the Chinese Government in 1866 that they should not be executed by the Ling-chih or any other form of capital punishment than that of summary execution.
I am, Sir,
Your most obedient humble servant
Hunt
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whose extradition, however,
can
or granted
still only be demanded or through Her Majesty's Consulate at
Canton.
Sir R. Alcock will also be
consulted as to the expediency of
to come to dome
attempting arrangement with the Chinese
Government, under which fugitives from Hongkong justice, whether "British or Chinese, may
delivered
up
be
in the same manner
as Chinese fugitives from Chinese
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delivered over to Chinese Authorities, to the engagement entered
subject to the
into by the Chinese Government in 1866 that they should not be executed by the Ling-chih other form of capital
any
or by
punishment than that of summary
exccution.
Jam, Sir,
Your
most obedient
humble servant
Hunt
justice are, under
Treaty,
now
delivered
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