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Treaty.

No. 20.

TOKYO,

26455

November 4th 1897.

394

My Lord:-

In obedience to the instructions contained in Your Lordship's despatch No. 14, Confidential of this series I expressed to-day to Count Okuma the regret of Her Majesty's Government at the decision notified by His Excellency of the inability of the Imperial Government to comply with my request for the rendition of the fugitive offender Thomas Troak in June last, having regard to His Excellency's previous views on the subject as reported by Sir Ernest Satow in his despatch No. 1, Treaty, of January 8th last, and I reminded His Excellency that on the 7th of January he had stated to Sir Ernest Satow that he saw no objection to acting on the same plan as hitherto of dealing with such cases as might arise on the grounds of international comity.

The Marquess of Salisbury, K.G.,

&c.,

&c.,

&c.,

Count

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Treaty. No. 20. TOKYO, 26455 November 4th 1897. 394 My Lord:- In obedience to the instructions contained in Your Lordship's despatch No. 14, Confidential of this series I expressed to-day to Count Okuma the regret of Her Majesty's Government at the decision notified by His Excellency of the inability of the Imperial Government to comply with my request for the rendition of the fugitive offender Thomas Troak in June last, having regard to His Excellency's previous views on the subject as reported by Sir Ernest Satow in his despatch No. 1, Treaty, of January 8th last, and I reminded His Excellency that on the 7th of January he had stated to Sir Ernest Satow that he saw no objection to acting on the same plan as hitherto of dealing with such cases as might arise on the grounds of international comity. The Marquess of Salisbury, K.G., &c., &c., &c., Count
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Copy. Treaty. No. 20. ΤΟΚΥΟ, 26455 November 4th 1897. 394 My Lord:- In obedience to the instructions contained in Your Lordship's despatch No. 14, Confidential of this series I expressed to-day to Count Okuma tne re- gret of Her Majesty's Government at the decision notified by His Excellency of the inability of the Imperial Goverment to comply with my request for the rendition of the fugitive offender Thomas Troak in June last, having regard to His Excellency's pre-- vious views on the subject as reported by Sir Ernest Setow in his despaton No. 1, Treaty, of January 8th last, and I reminded His Excellency that on the 7th of January he had stated to Sir Ernest Satow that ne saw no objection to acting on the same plan as hitherto of dealing with such cases as might arise on the grounds of international comity. The Marquess of Salisbury, K.G., &c., &C., &C., Count
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Copy.

Treaty.

No. 20.

ΤΟΚΥΟ,

26455

November 4th 1897.

394

My Lord:-

In obedience to the instructions contained

in Your Lordship's despatch No. 14, Confidential of

this series I expressed to-day to Count Okuma tne re-

gret of Her Majesty's Government at the decision

notified by His Excellency of the inability of the

Imperial Goverment to comply with my request for

the rendition of the fugitive offender Thomas Troak

in June last, having regard to His Excellency's pre--

vious views on the subject as reported by Sir Ernest

Setow in his despaton No. 1, Treaty, of January 8th

last, and I reminded His Excellency that on the 7th

of January he had stated to Sir Ernest Satow that ne

saw no objection to acting on the same plan as

hitherto of dealing with such cases as might arise

on the grounds of international comity.

The Marquess of Salisbury, K.G.,

&c.,

&C.,

&C.,

Count

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