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No.46.

Sir,

Enclosure 342 C.O. 31995

Received ∞ Roof 16 EC 39

H. B. M. Consulate General, SHANGHAI.

October, 18th. 1899.

I have the honour to inform you that I am sending to Hong Kong by S/S Taisang a lunatic named Edward Wallace born in Hong Kong and whom therefore I have no power to send to Great Britain. Edward Wallace was, I find, sent to Hong Kong as an idiot by Mr. Alabaster on September 9th. 1885. He was confined in the asylum there for some years and was then discharged as cured. He has now become a violent and dangerous lunatic and has been confined in the Consular Gaol under an order from the Supreme Court until an opportunity offered for sending him to Hong Kong. I beg to enclose herewith a copy of the order of the Court.

Full information with regard to Edward Wallace was given to Mr. Marsh, the then Colonial Secretary, by Mr. Alabaster in his despatches of the 9th. of September and the 7th. of October, 1885.

I have &c.

Honourable J.H.Stewart Lockhart, Colonial Secretary, HONG KONG

(Signed.) Pelham Warren.

Acting Consul General.

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No.46. Sir, Enclosure 342 C.O. 31995 Received ∞ Roof 16 EC 39 H. B. M. Consulate General, SHANGHAI. October, 18th. 1899. I have the honour to inform you that I am sending to Hong Kong by S/S Taisang a lunatic named Edward Wallace born in Hong Kong and whom therefore I have no power to send to Great Britain. Edward Wallace was, I find, sent to Hong Kong as an idiot by Mr. Alabaster on September 9th. 1885. He was confined in the asylum there for some years and was then discharged as cured. He has now become a violent and dangerous lunatic and has been confined in the Consular Gaol under an order from the Supreme Court until an opportunity offered for sending him to Hong Kong. I beg to enclose herewith a copy of the order of the Court. Full information with regard to Edward Wallace was given to Mr. Marsh, the then Colonial Secretary, by Mr. Alabaster in his despatches of the 9th. of September and the 7th. of October, 1885. I have &c. Honourable J.H.Stewart Lockhart, Colonial Secretary, HONG KONG (Signed.) Pelham Warren. Acting Consul General.

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COPY.. No.46. sir, Enclosure 342 C.O. 31995 Rece ∞ Roof 16 EC 39 H. B. M. Consulate General, SHANGHAI. October, 18th. 1899. I have the honour to inform you that I an sending to HongKong by S/S Taisang a lunatic named Edward Wallace born in HongKong and whom therefore I have no power to send to Great Britain. Edward Wallace was, I find, sent, to HongKong as an idiot by Mr.Alabaster on September 9th.. 1885. He was confined in the asylum there for some years and was then discharged as cured. He has now become a vio- lent and dangerous lunatic and has been confined in the Consular Gaol under an order from the Supreme Court until an opportunity offered for sending him to HongKong. I beg to enclose herewith a copy of the order of the Court.. Full information with regard to Edward Wallace was given to Mr. Marsh, the then Colonial Secretary, by Mr. Alabaster in his despatches of the 9th. of Septem- ber and the 7th. of October, 1885. I have &C. Honourable J.H.Stewart Lockhart, Colonial Secretary, H Ô N G K ÔNG (Signed.) Pelham Warreñ. Acting Consul General.

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No.46.

sir,

Enclosure

342

C.O.

31995

Rece

∞

Roof 16 EC 39

H. B. M. Consulate General,

SHANGHAI.

October, 18th. 1899.

I have the honour to inform you that I an

sending to HongKong by S/S Taisang a lunatic named Edward

Wallace born in HongKong and whom therefore I have no power

to send to Great Britain. Edward Wallace was, I find, sent,

to HongKong as an idiot by Mr.Alabaster on September 9th..

1885. He was confined in the asylum there for some years

and was then discharged as cured. He has now become a vio-

lent and dangerous lunatic and has been confined in the

Consular Gaol under an order from the Supreme Court until

an opportunity offered for sending him to HongKong. I beg

to enclose herewith a copy of the order of the Court..

Full information with regard to Edward

Wallace was given to Mr. Marsh, the then Colonial Secretary,

by Mr. Alabaster in his despatches of the 9th. of Septem-

ber and the 7th. of October, 1885.

I have &C.

Honourable J.H.Stewart Lockhart,

Colonial Secretary,

H Ô N G K ÔNG

(Signed.) Pelham Warreñ.

Acting Consul General.

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