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355

Our a

applied, but whose liberation was ordered by the Supreme Court of Hong Kong on a writ of Habeas Corpus, I have the honour to lay before Your Lordship copies of the proceedings in the Supreme Court, and of the correspondence subsequent to despatch to Your Lordship No 113 of 28th

1:113

in

my

Inly, 1881. For facility of reference, I enclose copies of all the documents relating to the case from the time (28th November 1880) the Fugitives were arrested in Hongkong up to the last letter (10th December 1881) written by the Acting Colonial Secretary to the British Consul on the subject.

2

Your Lordship will see (from my despatch to Sir Thomas Wade of the 1st of November, 1881, written by me the week after I had returned from Peking) that the delay in the rendition of the fugitives was owing to the fact that Sir Thomas Wade's decision and instructions had not been received.

162308

3.

On

the subject had not

Writing to me on the 8th of November, 1881, from Foochow, Sir Thomas Wade refers to a memorandum of Mr. Baber, his Chinese Secretary, which he showed me at Peking; and, in the Postscript, Sir Thomas Wade refers to the conversations we had on this subject in which the different views we entertain were freely expressed.

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355 Our a applied, but whose liberation was ordered by the Supreme Court of Hong Kong on a writ of Habeas Corpus, I have the honour to lay before Your Lordship copies of the proceedings in the Supreme Court, and of the correspondence subsequent to despatch to Your Lordship No 113 of 28th 1:113 in my Inly, 1881. For facility of reference, I enclose copies of all the documents relating to the case from the time (28th November 1880) the Fugitives were arrested in Hongkong up to the last letter (10th December 1881) written by the Acting Colonial Secretary to the British Consul on the subject. 2 Your Lordship will see (from my despatch to Sir Thomas Wade of the 1st of November, 1881, written by me the week after I had returned from Peking) that the delay in the rendition of the fugitives was owing to the fact that Sir Thomas Wade's decision and instructions had not been received. 162308 3. On the subject had not Writing to me on the 8th of November, 1881, from Foochow, Sir Thomas Wade refers to a memorandum of Mr. Baber, his Chinese Secretary, which he showed me at Peking; and, in the Postscript, Sir Thomas Wade refers to the conversations we had on this subject in which the different views we entertain were freely expressed.
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355 our a applied, but whose liberation was ordered by the Supreme Court of HongKong writ of Habeas Corpus, I have the honour to lay before Your Lordship copies of the proceedings the Supreme Court, and of the correspondence subsequent to despatch to Your Lordship No 113 of 28th 1:113 in my Inly, 1881. For facility of reference I_ enclose sopies of all the documents relating to the case from the time (28th November 1880), the Fugitives were arrested in Hongkong up to the last letter (10th December 1881) written by the Acting Colonial Secretary to the British Consul on the subject. 2 Your Lordship will see (written see from my despatch to Sir Thomas Wide of the 1st of November, 1881, ( written by me the week after I had returned from -Peking) that the delay in the rendition of the fugitives was owing to the fact that Sir Thomas Wade's decision and instructions been received. 162308 3. On the subject had not Writing to me the on 8th of November, 1881, from Foochow die Thomas Wade refers to a memorandum! of Mr. Baber. his Chinese Scoretary which he showed me at Teking; and, in the Postscript, Sir Thomas Wade the conversations we had refers to on- this subject in which the different views Ave entertain were freely expressed t کے لیے اللہ
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355

our a

applied, but whose liberation was ordered by the Supreme Court of HongKong

writ of Habeas Corpus, I have the honour to lay before Your Lordship copies of the proceedings the Supreme Court, and of the correspondence subsequent to despatch to Your Lordship No 113 of 28th

1:113

in

my

Inly, 1881. For facility of reference I_ enclose sopies of all the documents

relating to the case

from the time (28th November 1880), the Fugitives

were

arrested in Hongkong up to the last letter (10th December 1881) written by the Acting Colonial Secretary to the British Consul on the subject.

2

Your Lordship will

see

(written

see from my despatch to Sir Thomas Wide of the 1st of November, 1881, ( written by me the week after I had returned from -Peking) that the delay in the rendition

of the fugitives was owing

to the fact

that Sir Thomas Wade's decision and

instructions

been received.

162308

3.

On

the subject had not

Writing to me

the

on

8th of November, 1881, from Foochow die

Thomas Wade

refers

to a memorandum!

of Mr. Baber. his Chinese Scoretary which

he showed me

at Teking; and, in the

Postscript, Sir Thomas Wade

the conversations we

had

refers

to

on-

this

subject in which the different views

Ave

entertain were

freely expressed

t

کے لیے اللہ

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