100
8
5
reported
on
The Commission.
the
19th instant
that the evidence taken by them (much of it very reluctantly given) established beyond doubt that the
arrests had taken place in
다
house situated some 60
yards within the border of
British Kowloon; and it -
further evident that
was
the arresting officers must have known of this, inasmuch
they took their prisoners
ad
into
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into China through the gate
in the village of Sham Shui Po, which separates British from Chinese territory.
6.
On this I caused
to be written the Colonial
Secretary's letter of the 21th |
instant to Mr Alabaster (intended to be transmitted by him to the Viceroy) in which a still more urgent demand for the return of
the men was couched in terms which I endeavoured
to
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