named Law &
Ying
Zad been
arrested on the previous
day
house in the British portion of
Sham Shui-pö- British Kowloon - by
Village in
armed Chines
into
soldiers, who carried him offi
Chinese ter
Kerritory
and then placed
him on board of.
a
boat, which
mediately saited away six the direction of Canton.
بوه
The matter was at
once reported to H. B. M's Acting Consul General at the latter place, and in order that full and
might be
mu
krustworthy evidence taken, Major General Barker, who
Government
was
Administering the Govern
at the time, issued a Commission
to the Registrar General and the - Acting Captains Superintendent of Police, who visited the scene
of the
rest and obtained evidence which
clearly established that Lam Eping
had
64 oct 1891.
407 territa
territory
had been seized in Britishi and forcibly carried out of the Jurisdiction of the Colony. The
report of the Commissioners and the evidence taken by than
L.
inly forwarded to Mr Watters, who reported on the 20th of July
that he had addressed an in
despatch
on the ou
the subject to the
Viceroy of the Two Ku
44.
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urgent
Kuang provinces.
On the 26th of August
Not Watters reported that he had
despatch from the
received a
Ficeroy stating that he had given
investigation to be
orders for an investe made into the case.
5.
After further correspon. dence in which nothing definite was elicited from the Viceroy regarding Lam Ying, the Aching
Consul General wrote under date. of the 26th of October (copy of letter enclosed / to the effect that he had
received
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