I conceive this is one of these matters which are far better left to the mutual good understanding of the Authorities on both sides of the border, than defined by rules which are likely to be productive of difficulties and embarrassments, and certainly I am not cognizant of any case in which application to Canton was ever necessary before the Howloong Authorities could arrest an individual.
I am,
(Signed), R. B. Robertson.
Consul.
(True Copy) Byron Brenan.
Extracts of a despatch from the Colonial Secretary to H.M's. Consul dated 20th July, 1869.
He (Mr. Deane) has succeeded, through the co-operation of the Mandarin at Kowloong, in recovering a portion of the chain taken from the person of Mr. Holworthy.
Nevertheless, it does not appear that Mr. Deane, who from the first having co-operated with the Kowloong Mandarin,
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True Copies (Signed) Sandrine Foster Colonial Secretary.
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I conceive this is one of these matters which are far better left to the mutual good understanding of the Authorities on both sides of the border, than defined by rules which are likely to be productive of difficulties and embarrassments, and certainly I am not cognizant of any case in which application to Canton was ever necessary before the Howloong Authorities could arrest an individual.
I am,
(Signed), R. B. Robertson.
Consul.
(True Copy) Byron Brenan.
Extracts of a despatch from the Colonial Secretary to H.M's. Consul dated 20th July, 1869.
He (Mr. Deane) has succeeded, through the co-operation of the Mandarin at Kowloong, in recovering a portion of the chain taken from the person of Mr. Holworthy.
Nevertheless, it does not appear that Mr. Deane, who from the first having co-operated with the Kowloong Mandarin,
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True Copies (Signed) Sandrine Foster Colonial Secretary.
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