...Millions of people were eye-witnesses of these things. There is not a native of any foreign State v.ho is not aware of them. At the very commencement every Englishman and even' other foreigner, with a sense of justice, did all that in them lay to dissuade Consul Parkes...

...provincial city, and on three occasions sent parties of English troops to fire houses and villages in different directions. Millions of people were eye-witnesses...loss they might incur, and in January last he went to Hong Kong, and made out an account of their losses with all the merchants who had suffered ; which...

...provincial city, and on three occasions sent parties of English troops to fire houses and villages in different directions. Millions of people were eye-witnesses...foreigner with a sense of justice, did all that, in thenrlay, to dissuade Consul Parkes from proceeding, but he would not listen. He declared, too, that...

...established that the criminals "before-mentioned were notorious pirates. On the repeated representations of Consul Parkes, (however,) I returned the twelve...loss they might incur, and in January last he went to Hong Kong and made out an account of their losses, with all the merchants who had suffered ; which...

...provincial city, and on three occasions sent parties of English troops to fire houses apd villages in different directions. Millions of people were eye-witnesses...justice, did all that in them lay, to dissuade Consul Parses from proceeding, but he would not listen. He declared, too, that he would be personally responsible...

...troops to fire houses and buildings in different directions. Millions of people were eye* witnesses of these things. There is not a native of any foreign state who is not aware of them. At the very com mencement every Englishman and every other foreigner, with a sense of justice, did all that in...