CO129-257 - Public Offices & Others - 1892 — Page 260

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The Jamen explictised a difficulty in

approaching

the su

Subjecton

account

g

the Alcock Regulations, which had been

to & had

formally approved by both for ti

not been rescinded.

Whether

by

of

They believed it to be roubtful_

in their Status was desired

any change in

the Anglo- Chinose themselves.

Sir J.

Walsham pointed out the defects

the Alcock rules & insisted, in the interests

•

of good eclations, upon

Coming

the

recessity of to an agreement on the subject Ventuate

it was

agreed that

Sir J. Walsham, should forward ap

memorandum to the Gamin for their

consider.

: Brit: Leg:

Frking 17 Jan 1852

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of Siv,

258

F.0. Jime 16 1892

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JUN

I have recrived your desp: 9 = 2

the 23rd January last, mclosing

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Memorandum on the communications

You

have had with the Isungli Gamèn

on the proposed scheme for the registration and protection of Anglo- Chinese subjects in China, in lieu of the costume regulations of 1868.

I should be glad to know whether

have been able to present to the you Fungli Gamen the Memorandum on the subject as agreed upon your. interview with them of April. 30, 18 9 1 )

er

and Whether

have ensued

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auz

af

further discussions

y Corn

The

Salisbury

C.O

Their position.

Anglo Chinese.

Memorandume

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