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W. Liloi, the Wei-quan charged with the case), is a very insubordinate officer holding the position of Acting Inspector or deputy Inspector of Police.
I have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant
S. J. Chal. Alabaster.
Acting Colonial Secretary to H.B. Mis Conent, Canton
(copy) No 1281
Sir,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 20th August, 1887.
With reference to your letter No. 1 of the 18th instant, and to previous correspondence respecting the pending Rendition Case, I am directed by the Officer Administering the Government to state that His Excellency hopes that His Excellency the Viceroy was not cognizant that Li Loi, his envoy, was assuming before the Government and its tribunals a higher position than he was entitled to, either for personal motives, or in order to carry greater weight in the matter.
...
& Alabaster, Esq.
H.B. his Agent, Canton.
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W. Liloi, the weiquan charged with the case), is a very enbordinate officer holding
the position of
a 1
Inspector
deputy Inspector of Police.
I have the honor tobe,
Fir.
unstobedient servant
Your IR
S. J. Chal. Alabartes.
Coneal
1.
Av: Acting Colonial Secretary to It.B. Mis Conent, Canton
(copy) No1281
Sie,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Stongkong, 20th August, 1887.
With
"reference to
your letter
N.Y 1 of the 18th instant, and to
previous corresp.
dence
respecting the pending Rendition Dare, I am directed by the Officer.
Administering the Government to state that stis Excellency hopes that His Excellency the
Keerry
i vas
not c
cognizant
that Li Loi, his envoy
Mad
umming before the Government
a ce
and its tribunals
a
higher position
than he was entitled to, either for
personal motives, or in order
to carry greater
tve
Fight in
respect
& Alabaster, Exq.
H.B. his freut
Lanton.
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