CO129-254 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1892 [1-4] — Page 419

According to this report nothing

is known of

case in which

the

name Lan

Sub-Enclosure &

"defg. Consul General to defy Col dear.

1

412

ABM's Aa

and

Ying

occurs. No

Copy

No 117-

one of that name was arrested

under warrant of any official avil

or military,

nor is there

any record

of such

C

naw

appearing before

any of

Line

leged arrest. The

the mandarins about the

ime of the alle

mandarins also report that on -questioning the neighbours it was

found that wo

one had heard of

carrying

or knew of the arrest and

off of Cam Yung.

I have &c.

(Signed) I. Watters

Act. Consul General

Hon : Mr. M. Goodman,

Aching

Colonial Secretary.

Hong Kong.

dir

C.0.

6677 RECE

(Rod 4 APR 92'

HRM.Consulate-Goneral,

Canton,

November 16th 1891.

I have the honour

to refer you to my despatib 2:1/2

you 2: 1/2 of the 5th instant and to previous correspondence - respecting the arrest of Lam_ Ying.

I have

now received

a despatch from His Excellency the Viceroy of the Liang Kuang embodying a report from the chief military authority of the district. This report professes,

WM Goodman, asting Colonial decretary,

He to to Hongkong.

to