represents the law to which he is amenable; forgets or neglects to
deliver the mail, and sails away.
After two months he returns, and hands over the letters which have been lying on board his vessel!
It must be remembered that communities at Bangkok, Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Foochow, the Formosan Settlements, Ningpo, Shanghae, the ports on the Yangtse, Japan, and the new Port to be opened in Hainan are wholly or almost wholly dependent on just such private steamers as the Cheviot for their postal facilities (except that the contract mails serve Shanghae and Yokohama) and that at all these places the Masters enjoy exterritorial privileges and are only under Consular jurisdiction.
Considering the increasing importance of the subject I trust that something will be done to obtain a clear exposition of the law, which will not, I am certain, be used in a harassing or vindictive manner. Under the Colonial Ordinance prosecutions have been very few, the rule having been that whenever the offence seemed to have been inadvertent, and was admitted, a proper expression of regret should be
represents the law to which he is " amenable ; forgets or negleets to
away.
· deliver the mail, and sails After two months he returns, and hands over the letters which have been lying on bourd/ his vessel!
.15.
the
It must be remembered that
communities at.
growing. Bangkok, Canton, Swatow, Amoy ; Foochow, the Formosan Settlements, Ningpo, Shanghae, the ports on the Yangsse, Japan, and the new Port to be opened in Hainan are
wholly I almost wholly dependent on just such private steamers as the Cheviot for their postal facilities (except
that the contract mails serve
Shanghae
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-Shanghae and Yokohama) and that
at all these places the Masters
exterritorial privileges
and
enjoy
are only under Consular jurisdiction. 16. Considering the increasing importance of the subject I trust that something will be done to obtain a clear exposition of the law, which will not, I am certain, be used in a harassing
or vindictive manner. Under the
Colonial Ordinance prosecutions have been very few, the rule having been that whenever the offence seemed to have been inadvertent, and
was admitted,
a proper expression of regret should
be
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