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fresh indence as he appears

to have done in the preseur instance, in thout the Climere gort being

given an opportunity of rebutting

it by Corensel & this,

9

am

reformed was not afforded them.

8

With regard the words " proof of guilt" which

to the interpretation

cccur in Art: XXI

of

of

The Treaty

Tientsin, it would appear from

their being quoted in Y. L's Despatch

Oct: 112 from of

the

the same document

occurrence in

q

the words

"the Executive Council were of

opension that the guilt of the

primers had not been proved

within the terms of the Treaty,"

that HMG consider that some

proof, other than the prima facie "

cvidence usually required by the

law

of

Nations in Extradition Caves. Skred

be

of