CO129-195 - Governor Hennessy - 1881 [1-4] — Page 428

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Young O-tap-of has mass his iscope fast. He was wat there to Penang is of February by Yong Kinsman of an undoubted the 18th Kwok-sum, a the family who detaire? him in the Sofors establishment in the Pa Street, and who at once sent a telegram to the petitions. informing hire of the fact and desiring kim te the proper authorities request to take steps for the arrest and rendition of the criminal. As to Penang it is the place commonly known as Feti-mich Jant and is some Your is distanc from Hongkong.

Ho is Pestish territos and British Officials recive there. Petitioner would earnestly request that it's Excellency be to communicate with the proper the iubject, and Authorities on

despatch officers to poria thither to the arrect and rendition of the effect criminal. Unless this is done, it is feared that if he be detained there for a length of time, there is a posibility that he may escape from of the meshes the law. The pent-up wrongs of thre generations will thus remains unserressed. All that the petitions sam do is to request It is Exceliency to se good enough to write and ask the British. to communicate with the Tinang forsul Officials and to despatch officers to proces to Penang and arrest Yong 2-tap-47.

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Young O-tap-of has mass his scope fast. He was watched there to Penang is of February by Yong Kinsman of an undoubted the 18th Kwok-sum, a the family who detained him in the Sofors establishment in the Pa Street, and who at once sent a telegram to the petitioners, informing them of the fact and desiring them to request the proper authorities to take steps for the arrest and rendition of the criminal. As to Penang it is the place commonly known as Feti-mich Jant and is some distance from Hongkong.

Hongkong is British territory and British Officials receive there. Petitioner would earnestly request that His Excellency be pleased to communicate with the proper Authorities on the subject, and despatch officers to proceed thither to the arrest and rendition of the effect criminal. Unless this is done, it is feared that if he be detained there for a length of time, there is a possibility that he may escape from the meshes of the law. The pent-up wrongs of three generations will thus remain unredressed. All that the petitioners can do is to request His Excellency to be good enough to write and ask the British to communicate with the Penang officials and to despatch officers to proceed to Penang and arrest Yong O-tap-of.

That

Young O-tap-of has mass his scope fast. He was watched there to Penang on the 18th of February by Yong Kinsman, an undoubted member of the family who detained him in the Sofors establishment in Pa Street, and who at once sent a telegram to the petitioners, informing them of the fact and desiring them to request the proper authorities to take steps for the arrest and rendition of the criminal. As to Penang, it is the place commonly known as Feti-mich Jant and is some distance from Hongkong.

Hongkong is British territory and British Officials receive there. Petitioner would earnestly request that His Excellency be pleased to communicate with the proper Authorities on the subject and despatch officers to proceed thither to the arrest and rendition of the effect criminal. Unless this is done, it is feared that if he be detained there for a length of time, there is a possibility that he may escape from the meshes of the law. The pent-up wrongs of three generations will thus remain unredressed. All that the petitioners can do is to request His Excellency to be good enough to write and ask the British to communicate with the Penang officials and to despatch officers to proceed to Penang and arrest Yong O-tap-of.