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C. O.

[This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government

14955

AFFAIRS OF CHINA.

CONFIDENTIAL.

[9698]

No. 1.

[April 1.]

APR 08 363

SECTION 1.

(No. 172.) Sir,

Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan.

Foreign Office, April 1, 1908.

I HAVE received your despatch No. 68 of the 5th February, inclosing a copy of a letter addressed by the Chairman of the Shanghae Municipal Council to the senior Consul on the subject of the reintroduction of the use of the bamboo as a punishment in the Mixed Court at Shanghae, together with some observations thereon by His Majesty's Consul-General at that port.

I approve the view expressed by you in your despatch.

It appears to me that it would be desirable that the question should be settled locally; but if this is found to be impossible, the proper course would seem to be for the Diplomatic Body to bring the whole subject of the increase of crime at Shanghae before the Chinese Government, and to urge them to amend the Mixed Court Rules so as to remedy the state of things.

&c.

I am, (Signed)

E. GREY.

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C. O. [This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government 14955 AFFAIRS OF CHINA. CONFIDENTIAL. [9698] No. 1. [April 1.] APR 08 363 SECTION 1. (No. 172.) Sir, Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan. Foreign Office, April 1, 1908. I HAVE received your despatch No. 68 of the 5th February, inclosing a copy of a letter addressed by the Chairman of the Shanghae Municipal Council to the senior Consul on the subject of the reintroduction of the use of the bamboo as a punishment in the Mixed Court at Shanghae, together with some observations thereon by His Majesty's Consul-General at that port. I approve the view expressed by you in your despatch. It appears to me that it would be desirable that the question should be settled locally; but if this is found to be impossible, the proper course would seem to be for the Diplomatic Body to bring the whole subject of the increase of crime at Shanghae before the Chinese Government, and to urge them to amend the Mixed Court Rules so as to remedy the state of things. &c. I am, (Signed) E. GREY. [2921 α-1]
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C. O. [This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government 14955 AFFAIRS OF CHINA. CONFIDENTIAL. [9698] No. 1. [April 1.] ABR 08! 363 SECTION 1. (No. 172.) Sir, Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan. Foreign Office, April 1, 1908. I HAVE received your despatch No. 68 of the 5th February, inclosing a copy of a letter addressed by the Chairman of the Shanghae Municipal Council to the senior Consul on the subject of the reintroduction of the use of the bamboo as a punishment in the Mixed Court at Shanghae, together with some observations thereon by His Majesty's Consul-General at that port. I approve the view expressed by you in your despatch. It appears to me that it would be desirable that the question should be settled locally; but if this is found to be impossible, the proper course would seem to be for the Diplomatic Body to bring the whole subject of the increase of crime at Shanghae before the Chinese Government, and to urge them to amend the Mixed Court Rules so as to remedy the state of things. &c. I aro, (Signed) E. GREY. [2921 α-1] ; i !
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C. O.

[This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government

14955

AFFAIRS OF CHINA.

CONFIDENTIAL.

[9698]

No. 1.

[April 1.]

ABR 08! 363

SECTION 1.

(No. 172.) Sir,

Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan.

Foreign Office, April 1, 1908.

I HAVE received your despatch No. 68 of the 5th February, inclosing a copy of a letter addressed by the Chairman of the Shanghae Municipal Council to the senior Consul on the subject of the reintroduction of the use of the bamboo as a punishment in the Mixed Court at Shanghae, together with some observations thereon by His Majesty's Consul-General at that port.

I approve the view expressed by you in your despatch.

It appears to me that it would be desirable that the question should be settled locally; but if this is found to be impossible, the proper course would seem to be for the Diplomatic Body to bring the whole subject of the increase of crime at Shanghae before the Chinese Government, and to urge them to amend the Mixed Court Rules so as to remedy the state of things.

&c.

I aro, (Signed)

E. GREY.

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