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been simply due to the fact that increased experience, and the reading of a very- large number of papers
On
Extradition cases have been
continually enlarging, and to
a
views
of
great extent modifying my this subject; and I satisfied that if I had previously reported, I should
am
have
recommended measures
which I now
regard
as
useless, or almost useless,
in view
of the strange and
abnormal
abnormal conditions with
which we have to deal.
3.
By the Treaty of Tientsin, Article 21, it is - provided that "of Criminals, subjects of China, shall take
refuge in Hongkong
board the British
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"they shall,
Oye on
ships
upon duc
there,
requisition
by the Chinese authorities, be
searched for, and, on
4
proof
of their guilt, be delivered
up."
H.
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In the interpretation
of
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