...thousand dollars, and he also engaged the foreigner Aloo to take care of the vessel, paying him thirty dollars a month as wages." Thus it had been ascertained...distinguish between them, Thus may all parties conform their proceedings to the conditions of the 9th Article of the Treaty. Hien-fung, 6th year, 9th month, 16th...

...board (which was undoubtedly the fact), nor was there any flog hoisted at the time. He added — " Hereafter Chinese officers will on no account without...occasion confusion between native and foreign ships, find render it difficult to distinguish between them. Thus may all parties conform their proceedings...

...thousand dollars, and he also engaged the foreigner Aloo to take care of the vessel, paying him thirty dollars a month as wages." Thus it had been ascertained...distinguish between them. Thus may all parties conform their proceedings to the conditions of the 9th Article of the Treaty. Hien-fung, 6th year, 9th month, 16th...

...reason, seize and take into custody the people belonging to foreign lorchas;" adding very properly, "but when Chinese subjects build for themselves vessels,...foreign ships, and render it difficult to distinguish i Blue Book : Papers relating to the Proceedings of her Mtyesty't Naval Forces at Canton, p. 1. ' Blue...

...measures necessary for enforcing redress. This threat extracted from the governor-general a promise that " hereafter Chinese officers will on no account, without...custody the people belonging to foreign lorchas;" adding very properly, "but when Chinese subjects build for themselves vessels, foreigners should not...

...told that the flag was stowed away below but they saw nothing of it at all 2 . Yeh further wrote " Hereafter, Chinese officers will on no account without...distinguish between them. Thus may all parties conform their proceedings to the condition of the 9th Article of the Treaty 8 ." Hence the contention became a matter...

...because there was no flag flying to show the nationality of the lorcha ; and giving an assurance that " hereafter Chinese officers will on no account without...into custody the people belonging to foreign lorchas, » Cf. cbap. xv, §§ 3, 12. " Cf. Lane-Poole, "Life of Sir Harry S. Parkes," passim. In 1856 Mr. Parkes...

...vessels, foreigners should not sell registers to them, for, if this is done, it will occasion con- ,fusion between native and foreign ships, and render it difficult to distinguish between them."29 The consul refused to receive the nine men returned in this off-hand way. § 10. Lord Clarendon,...

...English, and after some demur the Commissioner sent the entire crew back to the boat ; and promised that : Hereafter, Chinese officers will on no account without...ships, and render it difficult to distinguish between them.1 ^Papers relating to the Proceedings of HM's Naval Forces at Canton, Oct.-Dec., 1856, 1857, p....

...foreigner ; and at the time when the naval officers seized the twelve men, and brought them to my ya-raun, I directed that they also should be examined as to...foreign ships, and render it difficult to distinguish them. Thus may all parties conform their proceeding to the con elusion of the 9th Article of the Treaty....