7.
Defence Corpe again on duty 6 p., to A B.M.
November 11th.
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quiet but nervoust respectable Chinese leaving for Hongkong. Two delegates of now government wivunced proposals for restarting
O cantonplowloon Railway, service of which had been stopped, at the
They uzree to #kuost of le hxcellency Chane, since November 7th.
ilos nglish accountant to act as cashier and deposit receipts in
esparate account in Hongkong and whenshai Bank.
out of peopde in authority under new governant appear to be
ather compradores of foreign mercantile fire in donekong or uditors
of Chinese novapapers.
The French revolution has been described es
revolution of lawyere: in Canton it 1: # rovolution of the compradore
180.
Defence Corps on might duty 6 p.m.
Lunday, November 19th.
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At Fatehah the revolutionarios are friendly to foreigners and s
Fuard protuota the Bosleyan Miasion Hospital day anal nicht. As Turthor
an Zozlich missionary Knowing the saiable isposition of the rebele,
Lape
reports that his dapel nt Pok Lo, which had been occupied by these pwople for some days, has now boon handed back to him with an apologY
for using it.
Tologram received from shao chou: 4,000 robhore threstening city
ir Jasienon bele- and de sanding money promised by revoltulonarioc. graphed recalling British subjecte in neighbourhood and ment vorbel
message to Tu Tu derandin. that ho provide nucpastry protection at
Onco.
donday, November 13th.
Lu Lan-ch'ing now in the city with his men who number between
30,000 and 40,000. These outlaws have boen enrolled a policemeETI.
The old police have been disarmed of their fire-1-99. Lu in said to be an old man of 35, who rulow his 41,000 men with a rule of iron. A
nout picturesque factor in a situation complicated by the presence of two other personalities, donoral Lung and Adsirsl Ll. The two latter
have inforun the rovincial Apaoably that they will co-opurate with
now ¿overnwent to maintain peace.
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