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hansmitting at the Tame time

th

Tough

Her Majesty's

Consuls with full particulars

of the charge of misconduct and of the

evidence in support of it. On the other

hand Witnesses residing or being in Hong Kony and whoh. not been brought into the Colony by the Chinese officus for the purposes of the Ixtradition demand,

should not be within

the Rule, and in case of perping

other misconduct they

shoul

Should be dealt with by

The Colonial Tribunals, The

of Policy

is a

matter

and not one

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should bendent fills

for legis. by the Colomint brakumly Before concluding

stipulation, for the

Rontinuance

the

practice must depend this Despalch, it

the mann er

in

which the Chinese

Authorities discharge,

may

be useful to

the obligation, no point out that the

hich thing whom the

of thous

by reason

placed by

Concession, to in-

-vestigating the charge against the officers. Witnesses and to punishing those who

may

Crime committed on

board the "Spark"

could not, as

was

supposed, have been Mose, whose treated as

pant to teach

Established.

"Pinary

to the "jure gentium", the

divertaking ord

their

past to this effect-should

E

an each case be Exacted,

through it took place Count of Houp thong within the Jurisdiction

the homirally.

within

Colmay, in Chenier

Water