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for operations in Canton

and the

hood, and the Governors

neighbourhood,

suggestion that an

assurance

should be conveyed to Kwang

and Sun that

" if they abstain

" from Action, Her hajesty's Government will, in the settlement of the present difficulties, consider and press for

"any fair and reasonable reforms

" that the people may

people may demand.

Lord Salisbury requests

that instructions be sent

by

telegraph

"

telegraph to the Governor of Hong-Kong not to make any promises such

he suggests,

stop to

any

and

to put a

Enlisting that may

be taking place in the Colony for operations in China.

His Lordship suggests for the

Consideration

吓

Mr. Becretary

Chamberlain, that Sir Henry

Blake should further be instru

to deport from the Colony

Kwang you wei, Sun Yat Sen

ar