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Military Authorities; by the Anglican and Roman Catholic Bishops; by the Consuls of Foreign Powers, resident here; by the Chief English settlers; and by a great concourse of the Chinese and other inhabitants of this Colony of various races and creeds. The customary Naval and Military honours were paid to the Representative of the Queen, not only by Her Majesty's ships and Forts but also by the Admirals in Command, respectively, of the American and French Squadrons in the China seas, whose Flag ships are now in this harbour. There are now anchored here, together with a large fleet of Mercantile steamers and sailing ships, twenty (20) men-of-war of different nations; viz., eleven (11) English; four (4) French, two (2) American; two (2) Chinese; and One (1) Spanish. It will be easily understood that this harbour presented a grand and striking scene on this occasion. Soon after landing, I took
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Military Authorities; by the Anglican and Roman Catholic Bishops; by the Consuls of Foreign Powers, resident
-here; by the Chief English settlers;
concourse
of the
and by a great Chinese and other inhabitants of _
of various races and
this Colony of. creeds. The customary Naval and Military honours were paid to the Representative of the Queen, not only by Her Majesty's chips and Forts but also by the Admirals in Command, respectively, of the American and
French Squadrons in the China seas,
whose
whose Flag ships
are now in this
harbour. There are now anchored
here, together with a large fleet of
Mercantile steamers and
sailing
ships, twenty (20) men-of-war of different nations; vis, eleven (!!) -
English; four (4) French, two (2) American; two (2) Chinese; and One (1) Spanish. It will be easily
understood that this
-picturesque striking
this Kind.
ها
harbour
seine on
Soon
grand and
presented a
an occasion of
after landing, I
took
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