THE
Chronicle & Directory
FOR
CHINA, JAPAN & THE PHILLIPPINES
FOR 1863.
HONGKONG:
Printed, Published, and Sold at the "Daily Press" Office.
London:-F. Algar, 11, Clements Lane, Lombard Street.
UNIVER
SIAALS-U
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HONGKONG:
PRINTED AT THE “DAILY PRESS" OFFICE,
WYNDHAM STREET.
THI
III
CONTENTS:
AHOY.
BANGKOK...
168
Consulates in,
merchants in,
168
108 HONG KONG Commissariat Department...
Diocesan Native Female Train-
"
mail & report agency...
170
ing School,
missions at,
167
Educational establishments,
Police,
169
+
Engineers,
"
residents in,
171
Civil,
"
table of Exchange for,
175
German Club.....
weights & measures used in,...
175
Gaol establishment..
143
120
117
117
125
141
118
116
CALENDAR FOR 1863
4-27
3
H. M's. 22nd Reg't B.N.I. at,... 142
CANTON....
147
11
H. M's 99th Reg't at,
142
33
steam communication with,...
188
H. M.'s Dockyard at,
144
H.B.M's Navy.....
144
CHEFOO.......
88
II. B. M.'s ships in the China
CHINKING.
110
Squadron
145
CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES...............
3
Hotels and l'averns...
125
COLO AL GOVERNMENT OF HONGKONG...
114
Hospital and Receiving ship...
144
DESI
152
Insurance Companies in,
122
ECL:
8 FOR 1863.
3
Judicial establishment..
115
For
105
W
F
..GN RESIDENTS IN CHINA, JAPAN,
Jury List.....
211
Justices of the Peace.
117
AND THE PHILIPPINES..
29
Marine Surveyors....
126
FORMOSA.....
110
Masonic Lodges.....
118
GENERAL POST OFFICE, HONGKONG.
191
1+
Medical department....
143
HAKODADI....
152
Establishment...
116
HANKOW.....
102
Merchants....
128
HONGKONG..
112
Military department...
142
Auctioneers in,
123
Store
143
1
*
Bakers in,
123
Milliners and dressmakers...
137
banke,
123
*
Morrison Education Society,.
117
barristers and notaries,
121
13
Photographers.....
141
"
boarding houses in.....
124
$1
Physicians and surgeons......
737
bookbinders,
141
Plumbers.
141
19
brokers,
124
11
Police department...
118
"Cercle Universel,"
118
"
Portuguese Club...
111
"
Chamber of Commerce,
U18
11
Portage Stamps...................
191
Chemists and Druggists,
125
Post office notification.....
191
China merchant S. N. Co.,
121
15
Printing and Newspaper offices 138
Choral Society,.....
118
"2
Proclamation prohibiting ex-
Churches and Missions in,
119
Club,
117
13
Colonial Government of,
114
Commissariat de la Marine In-
perial Francais.
143
portation of Military stores 222 Protcetant English boarding
school.....
Public Gardens...
Offices..
117
114
119
A
IIII
HONGKONG Purveyor's department..
142
MESSAGERRIES IMPERIALEs..
121
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P. & O. Co.'s office at,
120
Rates of Postage....
192
Receiving Ships..
141
Tariff of rates of freight......227-229
passage money METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR HONGKONG
187 28
Resturants......
141
H
"
Royal Artillery.
142
NAGASAKI....
KANAGAWA 160 152
77
Engineer department.....
142
NEWCHWANG (Yingstze)...
88
Sailmakers.....
141
NINGPO..
104
Sailors' Home...
118
ORDERS permitting British Officers to
Services Maritime de Messa-
enter Chinese services 223-224
gerries Imperiale...
121
PEKIN.
86
"
Do. Do. rates of passage.
187
Do.
Do. rates of freight 227-229
"
Ship letter rates...
196
21
Shipwrights....
139
Signals Station....
230
11
Soda water manufacturers....
138
PLANETS, THE.. POLYMETRICAL TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM LONDON TO SHANGHAI......... P, & O. Co.'s ESTABLISHMENT AT H.KONG Conditions, regulations, etc... Parcels rates..
3
179
120
177
184
31
Steam Navigation Companies...
177
rates of freight...
182
+
Storekeepers and shipchandlers 139
rates of passage money..
180
11
Streets and roads......
112
remarks on goods and parcela. 185
21
St. John's Cathedral..
120
SAIGON.
165
St. Paul's College........
117
SHANGHAE,
90
12
Tailors and Clothiers.
141
Architects în
90
$5
Teachers of Music...
141
Auctioneers&commissionagents
90
#
Town Major's office.
142
Bakers and Butchers...
90
United States Naval Depot...
143
Banks......
90
5
Victoria Regatta Club.
118
Brokers...
91
Library and Reading
rooms..
119
Clothiers
Consulates
91
91
51
Victualling department H.M.'s
Hotels.....
91
Navy
144
Imp. Maritime Customs.
100
"1
Volunteers Corps.
118
Imperial Military Staff..
100
Watch makers..
141
"
Insurance Companies..
91
1
Wine Merchants.
141
Merchants...
92
JAPAN..
152
"
Millinery Establishment..
98
export of Tea from.
159
Missionaries
98
J
77
ground rent.....
159
Police Municiple Francaise..
100
residents in,.
157
Printing Offices.....
98
"
shipping & export of silk....
159
11
Receiving Ships at.....
100
JAPANESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.. KANAGAWA, AMERICAN MISSION AT..
159
Sailmakers...
98
.
153
++
Shipbuilders...
98
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.
160
"
Shipping Agents......
98
KEWKIANG.
101
"
MACAO..
150
"
colonial government of......
150
1
Soda Water Manufacturers....
Steam Navigation Companies..
Storekeepers andShip chandlers
98
99
99
consulates at,...
151
15
Streets in...
89
5+
Nova Escola Macaense.
151
Surgeons
99
**
Steam communication with....
190
Tide table..
210
13
MANILA
161
71
11
and Hongkong steamers..
164
+1
Upholsterers.
Watchmakers.
100
100
colonial government of...
161
SIAM
166
11
consulates.
162
1
Kings of....
166
engineers in...........................
163
Missions in,.
167
*
Exchange.
162
Residents in,.
171
12
Hotels.....
163
11
Table of Exchange for,...
175
Merchants....
163
SIAMESE MODE OF DIVIDING TIME.
173
Municipality..
162
+
11
Weights, measures, etc....
175
*
Royal Tribunal of Commerce..
162
Signals at Victoria Peak.......
230
Steam communication with..... 190
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANIES.....
177
SWATOW.....
TAKAU
TAMBUI
TIENTSIN,
WHAMPOA...
YANGTEZE KIANG, NAVIGATION OF....................
YINGSTZE (Newchwang)..
YOKOHAMA,..
V
110
110 | APPENDIX, Treaty between Great
Britain and China...
110
Treaty between Great Britain
87
and Japan.
35
146
"1
208
Treaty between France and
China.....
21
88
25
153
Treaty between The United
States and China....
23
VI
PREFACE.
In laying this Directory before the Public we feel called upon to apologise both for the delay in making its appearance and for its manifold defects. One cause is intimately blended with the other and therefore an explanation becomes the more easily compre-
hended.
Since the discontinuance of the Chinese Repository there has not existed in China any work or periodical wherein official do- cuments of importance have been collected. To collect all such toge- ther and to arrange then in proper order, is an undertaking which it is highly desirable should be accomplished with as little delay as possi- ble. There are not only the Treaties, but the laws made and enact- ed for carrying out those Treaties. All the Treaties contain the favored nation clause, and therefore a complete file is essential, be- cause a concession in one regulates all. Some of the Treaties are totally abrogated, some partially so. Many of the laws affecting these treaties have been repealed, and some of them conflict.
Again, regarding Passenger Acts. There are at least six amendments, additions, or alterations to the British Passenger Act. and three to that of the United States. To give these in an incom- plete form might lead to grave errors, whilst the collection of them in full is in every way desirable.
We attempted to collect and arrange all such documents as above indicated. As we collected them we printed them, and having printed all that we collected, we the more easily detected what was wanting. Despite our utmost endeavors we have been unable to procure several of the documents required, and finding that we had attempt- ed too much, we were compelled to circunscribe the scope of the work to a much narrower limit than we originally intended.
The wreck which the alteration made in our typographical arrangements can be more easily conceived than described, and the delay which has arisen has been most annoying.
VII
We have however by no means abandoned the plan we have laid down. The Directory for next year will naturally be much more complete than the present issue. It may take two or three years to effect what we propose, but nothing shall be wanting on our part to make the work a chronicle of every official document which affects the political or commercial arrangements of Western nations with China and Japan.
In the meantime we feel the utmost diffidence in presen- ting the work in so incomplete a state to the public, whose assistance we crave in the supply of any records of official documents, which may be deemed worthy of being permanently chronicled.
"DAILY PRESS" OFFICE, 25th April, 1863.
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THE CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY.
CALENDAR FOR 1863.
CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES.
Dominical Letter Epact
D.
-
11
Solar Cycle Lunar Cycle
24
2
Roman Indiction Julian Period -
6
6576
-o0o
Eclipses.
In the year 1863 there will be two Eclipses of the Sun, and two of the Moon- May 17
America.
A partial Eclipse of the Sun,-visible in Western Europe, and a portion of North
June 2, A total Eclipse of the Moon,--partially visible at Hongkong--
November 11. November 25.
First contact with Penumbra 3h. 31m. A.M.
First contact with Shadow 4h. 28m. A.M.
An Annular Eclipse of the Sun,-visible in the Great Southern Ocean. A partial Eclipse of the Moon,-visible in North and South America, and
in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
-o0o--
The Planets.
MERCURY-Will be visible, under favorable circumstances, as an Evening Star for a few days before and after tho time of its greatest elongations East, which occur on January 26th, May 19th, and September 16th,—and as a Morning Star about March 8th, July 7th, and October 27th,
VENUS-Will be the Evening Star from January until October,-and Morning Star from that time till the close of the year.
MARS--Will be an Evening Star until the latter part of July, when it will be invisible until it appears in December as a Morning Star.
JUPITER-Rises at midnight about January 16th, rises at sun-set about April 12th, aets at midnight on July 11th, and sets with the sun on Oct. 31st-it will be visible as morning star from Dec. 1.
SATURN Rises at sunset about March 24th, is on the meridian at sunset about June -nd. and sets with the sun October 2nd.
4
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
d. h. m.
Full Moon 5 11 9 A.M.
JANUARY-31 DAYS.
Last Quarter 13 43 A.M.
Day Day Day of the of the of the Month Week Moon
MOON'S PHASES
d. h. m.
New Moon 19 11 38 P.M. First Quarter 27 0 30 A.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
1
Thurs 12
Trade at Canton reopened, 1829. Circamalaion.
2 Fri
13
Calenta retaken, 1757.
3 Sat
14
Lin Taiban appointed Commis loner, 18 y
4 D
15
Roger Ascham died, 1548.
5 Mon
16
6 Tues 7 Wed 18 8 Thurs 19
17
Treaty between United States and England, 1781. Com. Yeh captured 1858
Epiphany.
Forte at Chuempi taken, with great alander 1841.
Ice one-fourth Inch thick at Canton, 1857.
9 Fri
20
Princess Frad. Sophia of Hanover, born 1948.
10 Sat
21
British Forces visit Fung wha, 1842 Ilipu arrived in Canton, 1848.
11 D
22
1st after Epiphany,
12
Mon 23
13
Tues 24
Woo-ch'bang stormed and take, by Insurgente, 1959, tilary term begins.
Carsbridge terme begins
14 Wed
25
Oxford term begins
15
Thurs
26
Dr. Alkon born, 1747, died 1022
16 Fri
27
Gibben, historian, died 1744
17 Sat
28
Dr. Franklin born, 1706.
18 D
29
2nd after Epiphany.
19 Mòn
1
Congrave, dramatist, dod 1728.
20 Tues
2
Elliot and Kishen's treaty, coding Hongkong, 1841.
21 Wed
3
Louis XVI. guillotined, 1793. British ship Imogen attacked by pirates, 1982.
22 Thurs 4
Sir Francis Bocon bern, 1560.
23 Fri
5
Death of the Expres Dowager of Hisking, 1830. Earls of Murray shot, 1570
24 Sat
6
Frederic the Great, born [7]2.
25 D
7
Conversion of & Peel.
26 Mon
8
Hongkong taken possession of, 1812. St. Paul's church at Macao burnt, 1635.
27 Tues 9
Interview betulkan Kishen and Elliot, 1863.
28 Wed 10
Peter the Great, died 1725, Imp. Chinese edlet pablished appointing iluang Trunghan Sump. Com. 1855,
29 Thurs
11
Napoleon III., married, 1833. Gorge II. died, 1920.
30 Fri
12
Lord Saltown leaves China with $3,000,000 ranom mony, 1846.
31 Sat
13
Hillary term ends. Completion of launch of Leviathan, 1858.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
JANUARY-31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
.26 Degrees.
Monthly range of temperature...
Mean daily range of temperature...
.12 }}
Day
Day Day
of the
of the
of the
Memoranda.
Month Week
Moon
1 Thurs
12
2 Fri
13
3 Sat
14
4
D
15
5 Mon
16
6 Tues
17
7 Wed
18
8 Thurs 19
9 Fri
20
10 Sat
21
11 D
22
12 Mon
23
13 Tues
24
14 Wed
25
15 Thurs 26
16 Fri
27
17 Sat
28
18 D
29
19 Mon
1
20 Tues
2
21 Wed
3
22 Thurs 4
23 Fri
5
24 Sat
25 D
7
26 Mon
8
27 Tues
9
28 Wed 10
29 Thurs!
11
30 Fri
12
31 Sat..
13
5
6
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
d. h. m.
FEBRUARY-28 DAYS.
Full Moon 4 6 1 A.M. Last Quarter 116 22 P.M.
Day Day Day
of the
f the
of the
MOON'S PHASES
New Moon
d. h. m.
18 10 42 A.M.
First Quarter 23 8 10 P.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
Month Week Moon
1
D
14
2 Mon 3 Tues 16 4 Wed
15
Inhabitants of Hongkong declared British subjects, 1941. SeptuagesimZIA. Capture of Monte Video, 1807.
17
H. B. . loop Hyacluth, enters laner harbour of Masso, 1840
Blair, poet, died (746
5 Thurs 18
Rebellion broke out at Lieschau, 1932
6 Fri
19
Capt. Halcon, Spanish Envoy, arrived in Macao, 1840
7 Sat
20
Battle of Eylan, 1507. The "Chin-Chim" and Customs, squabble at Swatow, 1540.
8 D
21
Snow fell in Canton, 1835. Emperor Shunchl died, 11. Sexagesima.
9 Mon
22
Queen Vlatoris married, 184
0 Tues 11 Wed 24
23
Blockade of Canton raised, 1858
Emperor Klealung died, 3795
12 Thurs
25
Lady Jane Grey beheaded 1561
13 Fri
26
Eropres of China died, 1840. Capt. Elliot's second interview with Kishan, 1941.
14 Sat
27
St. Valantine
15 D
28
Gov. Su visit the U. 3. skip Plymouth, 1810.
Quinquagesim.
16 Mon
29
Ports of Hongkong and Tinghai declared free, 1841
17 Tues 30
Skrova Tuesday.
18 Wed
1
19 Thurs
Boot of air. Nemenin Kred on at Wangtong, 1811, Ash Wednesday.
Camera đie, mald.
20 Fri
Voltaire bars, 104
21 Sat
22
23 Mon 24 Tues
25 Wed
26 Thurs
27 Fri
10
234567890
Medical Missionary Society organized
Canton, 1838 Fast of Esther.
Washingtou born, 1782 Quadragesima.
Hostilities with the English resumed, 184)
Chusen ovacuated by the British forces, 1841. Я. Mathias.
Է
Thnkwang died," 1950 (rolgeed 30 years). Da Costa and Dwyer killed at Wangmakok, 1954
Chinese executed before the Factories at Canton, 159 Bogue forta captured. 1841.
Tmber day.
28 Sat
11
Ember day. Buchanan, historian, died 1592.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
FEBRUARY-28 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
.26 Degrees.
Monthly range of temperature...
Mean daily range of temperature...
Day
of the
Day of the
Day
of the
Memoranda.
Month Week Moon
1
D
14
2
Mon
15
3
16
Tues
4
Wed
17
5 Thurs
18
6 Fri
19
7
Sat
20
8
D
21
9 Mon
22
10 Tues
23
11 Wed
24
12 Thurs
25
13 Fri
26
14 Sat
27
15
D
28
16 Mon
29
17 Tues
30
18 Wed
1
19 Thurs
2
20 Fri
3
21 Sat
4
22 D
5
23 Mon
6
24 Tues
7
35 Wed
8
26 Thure
9
27 Fri
10
28 Sat
11
.12
7
8
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
MARCH-31 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
d. h. m.
Full Moon 5 10 22 P.M.
Last Quarter 132 32 A.M.
Day
Day Day
of the
of the
of the
Month Week Moon
d. h. m.
New Moon 19 10 13 P.M.
First Quarter 27 4 34 P.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
1 D 12
2 Mon
13
St. David's day. The Inflexible arrives at 8ingspare with Yeh as prisoner, 185 Rise of coolles on board
"Lonidas," 181.
3 Tues
14
Sir Hugh Gough arrived at Whampoa, 1841. A panic at Calcutta, 1856.
4 Wed
15
Imp. Commissioner
Ilpo died at Canton. 1853
5 Thurs
16
Boston Massacre, 1770.
6 Fri
17
Napler's fort captured, 1841.
7 Sat
18
Scotland united to England, 1770.
8 D
19
3rd Sunday in Lent.
9 Mon
20
10 Tues
21
13 Fri
24
14 Sat
25
15 D
26
16 Mon
27
17 Tues 28
18 Wed 29
11 Wed 22
12 Thurs 23
AANRAARNAA
British troops Chinhal and Ningpo attacked 19th.
British brig Ann lost on Formosa, 1812
Klohen goes a state prisoner to Poking. 11.
Chinese entom House closed at Macao, 189.
Seamen's Bethel at Whampoa dedicated, 1950. Admiral Brug shot, 1757.
4th Sunday in Lent. Chimese forces at Tax'ki routed, 1741.
Prince Imperial of France born, 1856.
St. Patrick's day. Macartney's embassy leaves Chian, 1991.
Canton brought under British guns, 1841.
19 Thurs
1
Foreigners detained in Canton by Lin, 1830.
20 Fri
2
21 Sat
3
Gov. Bonham landa at Hongkong, 18 Armistion agreed upon at Canton, 184. Vernal equluox.
22 D
4
5th Sunday la Lest. Commissioner Yek arriven at „Calcutta, 1958
23 Mon
5
Kiying appointed commander-in-chief. 1842.
24 Tues
6
"Friend of China" newspaper commenced, 1949.
25 Wed
7
Annan, V. X. Lady D.
26 Thurs
8
Duke of Cambridge born, 1818.
27 Fri
9
Cam. term enda.
28 Sat
10
Oxford, ter ende.
29 D
11
Palm Sunday. Brislah merchants at Shanghai prasant an vidress to Lord Elgin, 1359,
30 Mon
12 Sicila vespers, 1282.
31 Tues
13
Many on board "Stag Honad” at Anjer, Lagu.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
MARCH-31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
..25 Degrees.
Monthly range of temperature
Mean daily range of temperature......
Day
Day Day
of the of the Month Week
of the
Memoranda.
Moon
1
D
12
2 Mon
13
3 Tues
14
4 Wed
15
5 Thurs
16
6 Fri
17
7 Sat
18
8
D
19
9 Mon
20
10 Tues
21
11 Wed
22
12 Thurs
23
13 Fri
24
14 Sat
25
15
D
26
16 Mon
27
17 Tues
18 Wed 29
28
19 Thurs
1
20 Fri
2
21 Sat 22
3
D
4
23 Mon
5
24 Tues
25 Wed
26 Thurs 8
6
7
27 Fri
9
28 Sat
10
29 D
11
30 Mon
12
31 Tues
13
K
.10
9
10
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863
APRIL-30 DAYS. MOONS PHASES
de h. M.
Full Moon 4 11 45 AM.
Last Quarter 11 8 59 A.M.
Day | Day Day of the of the of the Month Week Moon
1 Wed 14 2 Thurs 15
d. h. .
New Moon
18 10 41
A.M.
First Quarter 26 11 44
A.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
Prince of Wales confirmed, 1956.
Thomas Jefferson born, 1744.
3 Fri
16
Good Friday. Confucius dled, B. C. 429.
4 Sat
17
Queen of Fortuga) born, 1819.
5 D
18
Easter Sunday. Quoh Siping strangled at Macao For selling opium, 1836.
6 Mon
19
7 Tues
20
Easter Monday. Sir J. Davis arranges with Kiying to eater city of Canton in two years, 1847. Easter Tuesday.
8 Wed 21
9 Thurs 22
10 Fri
23
11 Sat
24
Cambridge term begins. Mlying appointed Imperial Commissioner, 1842.
H. . . Commission return to Canton, 1887.
12
D
25
Slight earthquake at Fnebau, 1852.
26
Roman Catholic Relief Bill, 1892.
13 Mon
14 Tues 27
15 Wed 28
Tibshan, Langwan, and Ei Kung, arrive in Canton to sommand Chilus troops, 1841.
Easter term bagina. Oxford term begins.
16 Thurs 29
Battle of Culloden, 1746.
17 Fri
30
Benj. Franklin died. 1710.
18 Sat
1
Lord into arrived at Pinang, 1811.
19
D
2
And after Easter. Firat steamer, Forbes, reaches China, 1888.
20 Mon
3
21 Tues 4
22 Wed 5
23 Thurs 6
24 Fri
7
25 Sat
8
26
D
9
10
27 Mon
28 Tues 11 29 Wed 12 30 Thurs 13
Livingstone's expedition arrives at Cape of Good Hope, 1848.
Ophem schooner "Emma" attacked near Chucupi, 2 Englishmen kıllad, 1848.
St. George
Shakspeare born, 1564.
St. Mark
Sedadler Easter.
Sir W. Jones died, 1794
Sir John Dodson died. 1638.
Washington in sugurated, 1799.
Napoleon II, born, 1806.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
APRIL-30 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
Monthly range of temperature...
Mean daily range of temperature
Day of the
Day of the
Day
of the
Month Week
Moon
1
Wed
14
2
Thurs 15
3 Fri
16
4 Sat
17
5 D
18
6 Mon
19
7
Tues
20
8
Wed 21
9
[Thurs 22
10 Fri 23
11 Sát
24
12 D 25
13 Mon 26
14 Tues 27 15 Wed 28
16 Thurs 29
17.Fri 30
18 Sat
1
19 D
2
20 Mon
3
21 Tues
4
22 Wed 5
23
Thurs 6
24 Fri
7
25 Sat
8
26 D
9
27 Mon 10
28 Tues 11 29 Wed 12 30 Thurs 13
.28
.10
Memoranda.
11
12
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
MAY-31 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
Full Moon
d. h. m.
3 10 28 P.M.
Last Quarter 10 2 52 P.M.
Day Day Day
of the of the
of the
Month Week Moon
d. h. m.
New Moon
18 0 25 A.M.
First Quarter 26 4 23 A.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
1 Fri
14
St.Phil. and St.Jas. Hongkong Gazette commaperd, 184].
2 Sat
15
Leonardo da Vinci diad, 1519.
3 D
16
4th after Euter.
4 Mon
17
5 Tues
18
Princess Eugenie of France born, 1826.
Borlase raid at Swatow, 1981.
6 Wed
7 Thurs
8 Fri
9 Sat
10 D
11 Mon
12 Tues
13 Wed
222222222928-
19
British troops evacuate Ningpo, 1812
Steamer "Iron Prinse" attacked by pirates, mate and of crow [killed, Captain and lady passenger wounded, 1862.
20
21
Easter Term ends
23
Rogation Sunday.
24
Shock of earthquake at Lin. lasting 50 seconda, 1858.
25
E. L Co.'s garden at Canton demolished by Lieut-Governor Cha, 191
26
14 Thurs 27
Ascension. Holy Thursday. Capture of "North Star" by pizaton, 198).
Battle of Hoxham, 1443.
British forces arrived off Chapu, 1842.
15 'ri
16 Sat
17 D
30
Dr. Jeanered, 17. H. I. M. "Izare" lost in amoy harbour, 1 09. Caspa carried by storm, 1912
18 Mon
19 Fues
2
Forts at mouth of Polho captured by British and French forces, 1080
20 Wed
3
21 Thurs
4
British ships at Canton attacked, IM).
Trialty Term Begins. Foreign factories at Canton půlaged, 1841
22 Fri
5
23 Bat
6
Oxford teria anda.
24 D
7
Whit munday. Queen Victoria bora, 1818.
25 Mon
8
Canton surrounded by British forses, 1814 Princes Helous born, 1944.
26 Tues
9
27 Wed 10
Oxford terme Begins. Ember day. Canton ransomed for $6,000,000, 1841.
28 Thurs 11
29 Fri
12
Noah Webster died, 1863.
Restoration of King Charles II., 1980.
30 Sat
13
Ember day.
31 D
14
Trinity Banday.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
MAY-31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
Monthly range of temperature
15 Degrees.
Mean daily range of temperature......
10 >>
Day
Day
Day
of the of the
of the
Memoranda.
Month Week
Moon
1 Fri
14
2 Sat
15
3 D
16
4 Mon
17
5 Tues
18
6 Wed
19
7 Thurs
20
8 Fri
21
9 Sat
22
10 D
23
11 Mon
24
12 Tues
25
13 Wed 26
14 Thurs 27
15 Fri
28
16 Sat
29
17 D
30
18 Mon
1
19 Tues 2
20 Wed 3
21 Thurs
4
22 Fri
5
23 Sat 24
D
7
25 Mon
8
26 Tues
9
27 Wed 10
28 Thurs
11
29 Fri
12
30 Sat
13
31
D
14
13
14
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863
JUNE-30 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
Full Moon
d. h. m.
2 7 6 AM.
Last Quarter 8 928 P.M.
Day Day
of the
of the
Day of the
Month Week Moon
New Moon
d. h. me.
16 3 12 P.M.
First Quarter 24 6 8 P.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
1 Mon 15
2 Tues 16
Howe's Victory, 174.
Submarine cable from Messins to Reggio andmerged. 1858,
3 Wed 17
Lord John S. Charchill died off Macao, 1940.
4 Thurs
18
First stone Somerset House, 1776.
5 Fri
19
Klying arrived in Canton, 1894.
6 Sat
20
7
21
1st after Trinity.
8 Mon
22
Mr. Summers leased from Macko, 1948.
9 Tues 23
10 Wed 24
Zinzandort died, 1700.
The "Agamemnon," and others, salled from Plymouth to lay Atlantic cable. 1838.
11 Thurs 25
Et. Barnabas. Portuguesa prohibited trading at Canton, 1640.
12 Fri
26
Trinity term enda.
13 Sat
27
Str. Renard visits Great Wall, 18%.
14 D
28
2nd after Trinity. Russian and Chinese treaty, 1728.
Four pirates concerned in the attack on "Iron Prince,"
[executed, tea2. Great Opium swindle, 1862.
15 Mon
29
British troops arrived before Wasang, 1942
16 Tues
1
Wasung taken, 1947.
17 Wed
2
Sobieski del, 106.
18 Thurs
3
Battle of Waterloo, 15.
19 Fri
4
Shanghai occupied by British forces, 1942.
20 Sat
5
21 D
6
Aercialon, 1RST. Macartney's embassy arrived, 1798. Queen's sceataion. 1897,
Srd uiter Trinity. Br J. F. G. Bremer arrived in the Wellesley, 1640. Three pirates executed. 1982.
22 Mon
7
Canton blockaded by English forces. 1940
23 Tues
8
Kiying visits Hongkong, 1843,
24 Wed
9
St. John Baptist
25 Thurs 10
Battle of Bannockburn, 1214.
26 Fri
11
Cam. term ends. Treaty of Xacking exchanged at Hongkong. 1843.
27 Sat 28 D
12
Dr. Dodd executed. 1777.
13
4th after Trinity. Queen Victoria crowned, 1938
29 Mon 14 30 Tues 15
St. Peter. Destructiva âre in Lonten doaks, 1 $150,000.
British expedition to China arrived, 1850.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
JUNE 30 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
19 Degrees.
Monthly range of temperature..
Mean daily range of temperature..
.11 }}
Day of the Month
1 Mon
Day
of the Week
Day of the
Memoranda.
Moon
15
2 Tues
16
3 Wed
4 Thurs
18
5 Fri
19
6 Sat
20
7 D
21
8 Mon
22
12 Fri
13 Sat
14 D 28
15 Mon
16 Tues
17 Wed
18 Thurs
9 Tues 23
10 Wed 24
11 Thurs 25
26
27
*********
29
19 Fri
4
20 Sat
5
21 D
6
22 Mon
23 Tues
8
21 Wed
9
25 Thurs
10
26 Fri
11
27 Sat
12
28 D
13
29 Mon
14
30 Tues
15
15
16
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
JULY-31 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
Full Moon Last Quarter
d. h. m.
1 2 22 P.M.
8 6 5 A.M.
Day Day Day
of the of the
of the
Month Week Moon
1 Wed 16
New Moon
d. h. m.
16 6 30
A.M.
P.M.
First Quarter 24 5 9
Full Moon 30 9 9 P.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
2 Thurs 17
9'T Robert Peel died, 1830.
3 Fri
The Blonde visita Amoy, 1840.
18
4 Sat
Treaty of Wanghĩa with the U. States signed, 1844.
19
U. S. Independence declaral 1:76.
5 D 6 Mon
20
21
7 Tues
22
8 Wed
5th after Trinity. Battle of Chippewa, 1814. Tinghal first taken 1910, Attack on British Embassy at Yedo, 1884.
Barque "Tronghaton" plundered by pirates, 1833 Gov. Da Cunha died at Macao, 1954.
Lin Weiki küled, 1939, Queen's Road shapel ni Hongkong dedicated. [842
23
Riot
Canton, 1944.
9 Thurs
24
10 Fri
25
Rajab of Barghur surrenders himself, 1868.
Yangtz'e king blockaded, 1940.
11 Sat
26
Oxford term ends.
12
D
27
th after Trinity.
Hamilton ahot, 1894. Amherst's embassy arrived, 1816. Priating licensed. 1790. Ad. Maitland arrived, 1638.
13 Mon
28
First English ship reached China, 1835.
14 Tues
29
15 Wed
30
St. Swithin. Lord Napler and Suite arrived in China, 1834.
16 Thurs
I
Hagelen (fight of Hohamused) British frata with Chins re-opened. 1612.
17 Fri
2
►
Batt of Warsaw, 166. Dutch envoy Geyer arrived at Peking, 1634.
18 Sat
3
Petrarch died, 1474. Grand Canal blockaded by English, 1942.
19 D
4
7th after Trinity.
20 Mon
5
John Playfair died, 1819.
21
Tues
6
Chinklang fu carried by storm, 1942. Tyfoon at Canton. 18.
22 Wed
7
23 Thurs
8.
Gibraltar taken. 1:04
24 Fri
9
25 Sat
10
St. James.
26 D
11
8th after Trinity. Tyfoon, at Canton, 1841.
27 Mon
12
Manila taken, 1702
28
Tues
13
29 Wed 14 30 Thurs
Fri
31
15
Spanish Armada destroyed, 1508,
Governors Lin sod Targ sentenced to banishment. t1.
16
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
JULY-31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
Monthly range of temperature..
24 Degrees.
Mean daily range of temperature.
12
Day
Day Day
of the of the
of the
Memoranda.
Month Week
Moon
1 Wed
16
2 Thurs
17
3 Fri
18
4 Sat
19
5 D
20
6 Mon
21
7 Tues
22
8 Wed
9 Thurs 24
23
10 Fri
25
11 Sat
26
12 D
27
13 Mon
28
14 Tues 29
15 Wed
30
16 Thurs
1
17 Fri
2
18 Sat
3
19 D
4
20 Mon
5
21 Tues
6
22 Wed
7
23 Thurs
8
24 Fri
9
25 Sat
10
26 D
11
27 Mon
12
28 Tues
13
29 Wed
14
30 Thurs
15
31 Fri
16
17
18
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
AUGUST-31 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
d. h. m.
Last Quarter 6 5 42 P.M.
New Moon
14 9 39 P.M.
d. h. m. First Quarter 22 156 P.M. Full Moon 29 4 31
A.M.
Day
Day
of the
of the
Day of the
Month Week Moon
Chronology of remarkable events.
I
Sat
17
Slavery abolished in W. Indies, 1910. Dr. Morrison died at Canton, 1834.
2 D
18
9th after Trinity. Mehemet All died, 2639.
3 Mon
19
Gwalior taken, 1780. North China Herald commenced, 1860.
4 Tucs 20
Britlah Bet arrived before Nankin, tutz
5 Wed
21
Prince Alfred born, 1844
6 Thurs 22
Stanton taken prisoner, 1860.
7
Fri
23
8 Sat
24
Batavia taken, 1811.
9
D
25
10th after Trinity. Banda taken, 1610
10 Mon
26
Attack on Talleries, 1792 Sir H. Festinger and Admiral Parker arriva 1841.
11 Tues 27 12 Wed 28
Captain Eliot entered the Pelho, 1840.
Settlement of Pinang, 1796.
13 Thurs 29
174 British prisoners executed on Formos, 1842.
14 Fri
1
15 Sat
2
Battle of Camden, 1750. Hoa. J. W, Daria strives at Canton 19
16 D
3
1th after Trinity. Manchester massacré, 1819.
17 Mon
4
Duchess of Kent born, 1786.
18 Tues 5
19 Wed 6
Barrier at Macao attacked, B. Rev. W. M. Lownle killed by pirates, 1967, Bremer Xanila" lost 15#£.
20 Thurs 7
21 Fri
8
22 Sat
9
Battle
Borworth, 1485. Gor, Amaral seassaltated, 1840. Emperor Hion Fong died, ital.
23 D
10
I after Trinity. American war declared, 1775,
24 Mon 25 Tues 12 26 Wed 13
11
B. Bartholemew. Attack on the Black Joke, 1539.
Pamalho fort taken by the Portugume (under the command of Lieut. Horquila), 1800.
Pecin Albert born, 1819
British leave Macao, 1999. Amoy taken, 1841.
27
Thurs 14
28 Fri
15
29 Sat
16
Sir James Napier died, 1953.
Treaty of Kankin signed, 1842
30 D
17
31 Mon 18
18th after Trinity. Conference at Tisminin with Hiahen, 1640.
John Bunyan died, 1896. Typhoon in China Sea 184.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
AUGUST 31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
Monthly range of temperature..
Mean daily range of temperature..
!
Day of the
Day
Day
of the
of the
Memoranda.
Month Week
Moon
1 Sat
17
2 D
18
3 Mon
19
4 Tues
20
5 Wed 21
6 Thurs
22
7 Fri
23
8 Sat
24
9 D
25
10 Mon 26
11 Tues 27
12 Wed 28
13 Thurs 29
14 Fri
1
15 Sat
2
16 D
3
17 Mon
4
18 Tues
5
19 Wed
20 Thurs
21 Fri
8
22 Sat
9
23 D
10
24 Mon 11
25 Tues 12
26 Wed 13
27 Thurs 14
28 Fri
15
29 Sat
16
30
17
31 Mon
18
.24 Degrees.
12
""
19
Day Day
of the
of the
Day of the
Month Week
Moon
20
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
d. h. m.
SEPTEMBER-30 DAYS. MOON'S PHASES
Last Quarter 5 8 45 A.M.
New Moon 13 0 18 P.M.
á. h. m.
First Quarter 20 9 9 P.M. Full Moon 27 138 P.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
1 Tues 2 Wed
3 Thurs 21
4 Fri
5 Sat
6 D
7 Mon
8 Tues
9 Wed
10
Thurs 28
11
Fri
12 Sat
30
PERKARA
19
20
Tyfoon, 1648, in which the "Jeabella" foundered at Camsing-moos. Emperor Klaking diod, 1920.
22
Attack on Kalung by Capt. Ellot, 1889.
14th after Trinity. Guard of Marines landed in Canton, 1984.
Straits Settlements under Supreme Government, 1851.
26
27
Mango Park born, 1771.
13 D
1
14
Mon
2
**Imoges” and “ Andromacka" anchered at Whampos,, 1834.
Baltimore bombarded, 1614 Spezial drig "Bilbaino" karat in the Typa, MS0.
Isch after Trinity.
General Wolfe killed, 1757, R. Thom died at Ningpo, 1916.
15 Tues
3
The "Eite" lost in the Kyangtan', 1840.
16 Wed
4
Ember day. Captain Anstruiker seized at Chusa, 1619. Greal earthquakes nt Manila, 1832
17
Thurs
5
18 Fri
Ember day.
6
19 Sat
Ember day. Battle of Billwater, 1854. Steamer Madagascar barat, 1841.
20 D 21 Mon
8
16th after Trinity.
9
22 Tues 10 23 Wed 11
St. Mathew. Sir Walter Scott died. 1532 Steamar "Jardine" arrived in China, 1825.
Terriko tyfoom at Swatow, kā58.
Autumual equinox.
24 Thurs 12
Battle of Monterey, 1545
25 Fri
13
26 Sat
14
Philadelphia taken, 1775. Nerbadda" lost ou Fermota, 184].
27 D
15
17th after Trinity. Commissoner Lin degraded, 1519.
28 Mon
16
Morrison Education Boclets organized, 1896.
29 ¡Tues
17
Michaeinase day.
30 Wed
18
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
SEPTEMBER-30 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
Monthly range of temperature..
Mean daily range of temperature .....
.11 Degrees.
9.
Day
Day
Day
of the
of the
of the
Month Week
Moon
1 Tues
19
2 Wed 20
3 Thurs 21
4 Fri 22
5 Sat
23
.6
D
24
7 Mon
8 Tues 26
25
9 Wed 27
10 Thurs 28
11 Fri 29
12 Sat
30
13
D
1
14 Mon
2
15 Tues 3
16 Wed 4
17 Thurs 5
18 Fri
6
19
Sat
7
20
D
8
21 Mon 9
22 Tues 10
23 Wed 11
24
Thurs 12
25 Fri
13
26 Sat
14
27 D
15
28 Mon 16
29 Tues 17 30 Wed 18
Memoranda.
21
22
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
OCTOBER-31 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
d. h. m.
First Quarter 20 3 42 A.M. Full Moon 21 1 32
d. h. m.
Last Quarter 5 2 57 A..
New Moon
13 2 18 A.M.
Day Day
of the of the
Day of the
Chronology of remarkable events.
Month Week Moon
A.M.
1
Thurs 19
Cam, term begins Chasan recaptured, 1811 Finghai retaken, 1841.
2 Fri
20
First railroad in the U. Statas, 1839,
3 Sat
21
4 D
22
18th after Trinity. Battle of Germantown, 1777.
5 Mon 23
6 Tues 24
Cheloo acre, 196).
7 Wed 25
8 Thurs 26
Supplementary Treaty signed at the Bogue, 1519.
9 Fri
27
Battle of Savannah, £779.
10 Sat
28
Oxford term begins. Shanghae captured, 1841. Chipkai taken, 1641.
11 D
29
12 Mon
30
19h after Trinity. Amerion discovered Lord Napier died at Havas, 1831 Michaeimas day. Tankwang born, 178.
13 Tues 1
Kingpa pocupled by British forces, 1841.
14 Wed
2
15 Thurs
3
"Flora Teople" lost in the China Sea, with upwards of ane coalies on board, 1832, Maras shot, 1815. Takian committed suicide, 1841.
16 Fri
4
Battle of Laipale, 1813.
17 Sat
5
Bombardment of Sebastopol, 1854.
6
20th after Trinity. St. Luke. Senior King of Sam born, 1603.
Serious typhoon South of Formose, and several ships lost, 1861,
Stomers "Nemesla" and "- Phlegethon" go to Yuyan, 1841.
18 D 19 Mon 7 20 Tues 8 21 Wed 9 22 Thurs 10 23 Fri 24 Sat
11
12
25 D 13
26 Mon 14
1 2 3 420 CO86
27 Tues 15
28 Wed 16
29 Thurs 17
Lord Holland died, 1842,
Fifty eight piratical resaola destroyed by Capt. Hay, 18.
Daniel Webster died, 152. Treaty of Whanpon between France and China sigund, IBH.
2st after Trinity. Battle of Agincourt, 1845.
Dr. Doddridge diod, 1751. In Cautom, 1200 houses and 3 factories barat, 1812.
Xadame Ida Pfeifer dod, 1838
8. Mm and Juda. Terranera executed by the Chinese, 1812 Ad. Collier died, 1st).
Str Walter Raleigh beheaded, 168.
30 Fri 31 Sat
18
19
Simon's Bay captured, 1785.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
OCTOBER-31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
Monthly range of temperature
Mean daily range of temperature......
.19 Degrees.
.10
Memoranda.
Day
Day
Day
of the of the Month Week
of the
Moon
1 Thurs
19
2 Fri
20
3 Sat
21
4 D
22
5 Mon
23
6 Tues
24
7 Wed
25
8 Thurs
26
9 Fri
27
10 Sat
28
11 D
29
12 Mon
30
13 Tues
1
14 Wed
2
15 Thurs
3
16 Fri
4
17 Sat
5
18 D
6
19 Mon
7
20 Tues
8
21 Wed 9
22 Thurs 10
23 Fri
11
24 Sat
12
25
D
13
26 Mon
14
27 Tues
15
28 Wed 16
29 Thurs 17
30 Fri
18
31 Sat
19
23
24
d. h. m.
Last Quarter 8 11 10 P.M.
New Moon
11 3 35 P.M.
Day
Day of the of the
Day
of the
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863
NOVEMBER-30 DAYS.
MOON'S PHASES
d. h. m.
First Quarter 18 10 41 A.M. Full Moon
25 4 38 P.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
Month Week
Moon
1
D
20
2 Mon
21
3 Tues 4 Wed
23
5
Thurs 24
6 Fri
25
7 Sat
8 D
9 Mon
10 Tues
11 Wed
12 Thurs
13 Fri
14 Sat
15 D
16 Mon 17 Tues
18 Wed
19 Thurs
22222227& CO 1 ∞ ∞
22nd After Trinity. Factories in Canton burnt, 1800,
Mich, term begins. 29 War Janks destroyed at Chuenpl, 1539.
Anglo Chinese college commenced at Malacon, 1818.
Guadaloupe discovered, 1988.
Gunpowder plot, 1005, Truce agreed on by Capt. Elliot at Canton, 1945.
Battle of Inkerman, 1854
Battle of Prague, 1060.
zed after Trinity. Canton Register commenced, 1829.
Lard Mayor's day. Prince of Wales born, 1941.
Sir A. Ljungstedl died at Macao, 1995.
St. Martin.
Earthquake at Shanghai, 1647.
Cape of Good Hope doubled, 1997, Corentin signed between Russia and Chius, 1900.
24th after Trinity. Minores taken by the English, 1798. Rev. C. Fast killed nor Fuchan, 1850,
Shanghai opened to foreign-commerce, 1843,
Singapore transferred to the Crown, 1838. Capt. Guimaraes jonugurated governor of Macao, 1851.
20 Fri
10
Xamacre at Foochow of the crews of Hongkong boala, 1980.
21 Sat
11
22
12
12
Princess Royal born, 1640.
25th after Trinity. St. Ceo. Lord Clive died, 1774.
14
15
23 Mon 13
24 Tues 25 Wed 26 Thurs 27 Fri
28 Sat
67812
29 D 19 30 Mon
20
Cowper, post, born, 1731.
Cardinal Woolsey died, 1580.
Adva
St. Andrew.
In Canton 1-400 buildings barut, 1835.
Eclipse of Moon
Mich. term ends.
Kishen arrived at Canton, 154.
Bibliathek Hamburg
Bibliothek Hamburg
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
NOVEMBER-30 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
.20 Degrees.
Monthly range of temperature...
Mean daily range of temperature...
Day
Day
of the of the
Month Week Moon
Day of the
Memoranda.
1
D
20
2 Mon
21
3 Tues
22
4 Wed
23
5 Thurs
24
6 Fri
25
7 Sat
26
8 D
27
9 Mon
28
10 Tues
29
11 Wed
1
12 Thurs
2
13 Fri
3
14 Sat 15
16 Mon
4
D
5
6
17 Tues
7
18 Wed
8
19 Thurs
9
20 Fri
10
21 Sat
11
22 D
12
23 Mon
13
24 Tues
14
25 Wed
15
26 Thurs
16
27 Fri
17
28 Sat
18
29
19
30 Mon
20
+
..11
77
25
26
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
d. h.
Last Quarter 3 7 New Moon 14 4
Day Day Day of the of the of the Month Week Moon
1 Tues 21
DECEMBER-31 DAYS
m. 50 P.M.
O A.M.
MOON'S PHASES
d. h. m.
First Quarter 17 7 22 P.M. Full Moon
25 10 27 A.M.
Chronology of remarkable events.
Cofuels born, B. C. 582 Klying and Muhohangah degraded, 1850.
2 Wed 22
Francis Xavier died on Sanahan, 1552.
3 Thurs
23
Mauriting surrendered, 1945.
4 Fri
24
Richlet died, 1842
5 Sat
25
Str foreigners killed at Wang-chuh.kl, 1847.
6 D
26
2nd, in Advent. Van Buren born, 1782
7 Mon
27
Battle of Bangoon, 1834.
8 Tues
28
11 Fri
1
12 Sat
2
9 Wed 29
10 Thurs 30
Milton born, 1608
Great commercial panic, 1825.
Washington died, 1799.
Attempted axecution and riot in Canton, 1836.
13 D
3
14 Mon
4
Sed tu Advent. Emb. W. Full of Rbedat, 1838. The Eng of France rehoisted in Canton, 1892 Ember day, Bovered, 30.
15 Tues
5
All Catholic Priests (not Portuguese) expelled from Maçao, 1833.
16 Wed
6
Cam ter ends.
17 Thurs
7
Oxed term ends. Aurora bereals discovered, 1719.
18 Fri
8
Ember day.
19 Sat
9
Ember day. Rome barnt.
20 D
10
4th in Advent. Sr Bagh Gough and the Eastern Expedition leave China, 1842,
St. Thom
21 Mon 11 22 Tues 23 Wed 13
12
24 Thurs 14
Flight of James II, 1005.
25 Fri 15
Peace Eng. And America, 184
Christmas.
26 Sat
16
27 D
17
28 Mon
18
B.Stepales
St. John. Let after Christma. Stanton related by the Chinese, lāde.
Janocents.
29 Tues
19
30 Wed 20 31 Thurs 21
Kapore taken, 1917.
East India Company chartered, 1904.
CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY FOR 1863.
DECEMBER-31 DAYS.
Meteorological Observations for 1862.
.24 Degrees.
Monthly range of temperature......
Mean daily range of temperature...
12
Day Day
of the of the
"Month Week Moon
Day of the
Memoranda.
1 Tues
21
2 Wed
22
3 Thurs
23
4 Fri
24
5 Sat
25
6
D
26
7 Mon
27
8 Tues
28
9 Wed
29
10 Thurs 30
$212.11.
Dreyer
11 Fri
12 Sat
13 D
3
14 Mon
4
15 Tues
5
16 Wed
6
17 Thurs
7
18 Fri
8
19 Sat
9
20 D
10
21 Mon
11
22 Tues
12
23 Wed
13
24 Thurs
14
25 Fri
15
26 Sat
16
27 D
17
28 Mon
18
29 Tues
19
30 Wed
20
31 Thurs
21
27
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR 1862.
BAROMETER.
THERMOMETER,
FLUMI-
DITY
WIND.
RAIN.
(Fahrenheit's.) 0.1.
MONTH.
CLOUD
0.10.
REMARKS.
Max. Mean. Min.
Max. Mean. Min.
Mean.
General Direction.
No of
days.
Inches.
Average
January.... 30,221| 30,096| 29,947 February... 30,220 30,103 29,858
69.5
50.7 44.
770 N.N W.-E.-E.N.E.
4 86
6
Average fine.
72 5
57.7
43.
694 N.W.-W.N.W.-E.
в
Very fine; rather cold.
March....... 30,217 30,020 29,828
76.
62.3
55.5
April,...
May..... 20,991| 29,749 28,257 June,........ 29,960 29,708 29,700
30,061 29,900 29,678 85.5
72.7
61.
84.5
77.5
70.
86.5
81. 72.
834
July,
........ 29,970 29,682 29,700
87.
81.
August...... 29,976 29,670 29,620
91.
75.5
82. 73.5 900
910
September 30,060 29,843 29,72 October,.... 30,282| 29,971| 29,900
91.5
85.
November,30,24430,031 29,950 78.5
81.8 78. 866
76.5 66.5 823
71. 62.5 865
December,30,284) 30,136) 29,986 74.
66.5
59.
949
showery; latter fine. Remarkable rain fell
on the 27th, inches 7.620.
Thunderstorms on 4, 15,
17, 24, & 25,
Thunderstorms on 4th
and 19th.
Fine and dry.
Generally cool and agree- able; dull towards the close. Early part of month variabl middle foggy and cold latter. part foggy and rainy.
N.B.—The above is compiled from the returns at the Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong, published in the “Government Gazette”
814 N.N.E.-E.-E.S.E. 4 872 E.-E.S.E. 870 E.-E.N.E.-E.S.E.
W.-W.N.W.
E.-W.-N.W.
41
64
Very fine.
5 05
14 9.40
64 | Very fine.
J Early fine
middle
64
19 21.39
73
20 29.25
&
Heavy showers.
W.-S.W.-E.
N.E.-E.
N.E.-E.-S.W.
N.E.-E.
17 28.10
5
13 9.97
**
B 2.90
21
1
30
30
2
*
N.W.
y 1.06
8
Total, 103.69
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List of Foreign Residents in China, Japan, and the Phillipines.
In the following List the occupation and residence are both given so far as ascertained. Where the name of the Town is
omitted, Hongkong will be understood.
Abbé, B. R., M. D. physician, Macao
Abbott, A. B., assist.ant, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton Abed, J. clerk, Moses & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Abegg, J. clerk, Pustau & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Abdolali, G. H., clerk A. Jafferbhoy & Co. merchants, Shanghae Ablolali, A. H., clerk A. Jafferbhoy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Abdulkader, A. clerk, A. Jafferbloy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Abdoolally, N. clerk S. D. Shaikainhed, merchants, Canton Abdoolkadar, N. clerk, A. Ralemtoola, merchant, Canton. Abraham, S. clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Hankow Abraham, E. clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Canton Adair, Henry, clerk, "Golden Gate" restaurant, Yokohama Adams. W. II., Hon'ble, chief-justice, &c., Elgin Terrace
Adams, F. C. tea inspector Reiss & Co., merchants, Canton
Adamson, W. R. partner Adamson & Co., merchants, Shanghae (absent)
Aderjee, H., clerk A. Dhunjeebhoy & Co. merchants, Peel Street
Adjurjee, N. clerk, Cowasjee Pallonjee & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Adkins, T., British vice-consul, Chinkiung
Adrian, J., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Adut, V., clerk C. Nathabhoy, Sons & Co., merchants, Foochow Agabeg, G. L., merchant, Macao
Agabeg, A. L., Jr., merchant, Wellington Street
Agenedo, A. d' clerk, J. J. dos Remedios, merchant, Gough Street
Aguilar, José d', Spanish consul, Wellington Street
Aguilar, J. d', Right Rev., Roman Catholic Bishop, Foochow
Aguirre, F. de, merchant, and consul for Chili, Manila
Allmann. J. A., chief officer Fort William, P. & 0. receiving ship
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RESIDENTS.
Ainslie, T. A., M.D., surgeon, Tientsin
Aitkin, J. S. clerk Martin, Dyce & Co. merchants, Manila Alabaster, Chaloner, interpreter British consulate, Shanghae Albinson, Joseph, clerk E. Clarke, merchant, Yokohama
Alcock, Sir R., K. C. B. British consul general, Yedo (absent) Alexander, W. H., Hon'ble, acting colonial secretary, Robinson Road Algar, T. clerk, F. Blackbead & Co. merchants, Queens Road
Algett, W. assistant, T. Beech, rope-maker, Manila
Alisch, Hermann, partner Kielman & Alischi, merchants, Amoy Alisch, A. partner Alisch & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Allanson, W., Jr., British resident, Nagasaki
Allecck, Geo. H., assistant Schultz, Reiss & Co., merchants, Yokohama Allen, J., student interpreter, Peking
Allen, J. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Ningpo
Allen, J. W. merchant, Shanghae
Allen, J. W. J., assistant surgeon, H. M's. 99th regiment
Allen, T. partner T. Allen & Co. storekeepers, Shanghae
Allen, Rev. Y. J., missonary, Slangbae
Allibboy, C. clerk, J. Fazul & Co. merchants, Foochow
Allibhoy, A. R. partner H. Dawood & Co. merchants, Gutzlaff Street
Allibhoy, H. clerk, P. Rowjee, merchant, Hollywood Road
Allibhoy, T. clerk, D. Vussunjee & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Allund, J. Jr., merchant, Yokohama
Almario, F. S., compositor, Oswald's Terrace
Alt, W. J. British resident, Nagasaki
Alves, A. F., clerk, surveyor-general's Office, Gough Street
Alves, J. M. S., sorter, post-office, Peel Street
Ambrosi, Very Rev. D. L., prefect apostolic of Roman Catholic Church, Wellington St.
Anderson, A. H.. acting manager Chartered Bank of I. A. & China, Queen's Road
Anderson, J., British resident, Nagasaki
Andrews, H. J. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Manila
Andrews, F., accountant, Agra & U. S. Bank, Shanghae
Andrews, A. clerk, Birley & Co. merchants, Foochow
Andruss, T. F. proprietor Oriental Hotel, Wellington Street
Angel, W., billiard-room keeper, Amoy
Angel, C. H. partner Wheelock & Co. auc. and com. agent, Shanghao
Annesley, A. A., assistant British consulate, and packet agent, Nagasaki
Antonago, J. de, clerk, Guichard et Fils, merchants, Manifa
Antrobus, R. C. partner Lindsay & Co. merchants, (absent)
Aquino, J. clerk, Hongkong Soda water Co., Graham Street
Aquino, J. C. d', clerk, (unemployed) Macao
Aquino, J. E. d', clerk, Naval yard, Mosque Street
Aquino, M. J. d', merchant, Mosque Gardens
Aquino, F. A. d', clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Mosque Street
Archer, G. A. partner Smith, Archer & Co., merchants, Canton
Armagnac, Reymond, assistant F. Garnier, merchant, Yokohama
Armstrong, John M. partner Thomas Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Pedder's Wharf Arnhold, Jacob, partner Oxford & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Arnold, R., acting Inspector Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Arnould, H. suporintending purser, P. & O. Co.
Ashton, R. P. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Ashton, T. K. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Foochow
Ashton, J. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Hankow
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RESIDENTS.
Aspinall, W. G., partner Aspinali, Corns & Co., merchants, Yokohama Aspaudiarjee, A., partner A. Danjeebhoy & Co, merchants, Peel Street Aspundiarjec, P., manager, C. Nathobhoy, Sons & Co. merchants, Foochow Assumpcão, J. C. P. da, accountant, revenue department, Macao
Assur, M. clerk, J. Sajun, Gage Street
Atkinson, Lieut. A. W. II., 99th Regiment, Private Sec. to the Governor Atkinson, J. partner Lammert Atkinson & Co. ship-chandlers, Queen's Road Ayala, A. de, merchant, Manila
Ayres, C. A. S. clerk, Bellamy & Co. storekeepers, Amoy
Ayrtoon, R. D. clerk, Deguria & Co. merchants, Canton
Azevedo, F. d' clerk, Bull Purdon & Co. merchants, Spring Gardens
Azevedo, F. H. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co merchants, old Bailey Street Azevedo, M. clerk, E. H. Pollard, barrister-at-law, Queer's Road.
Azevedo, J. J. d', clerk, revenue department, Macao
Badenoch, J., foreman Harper & Co. shipwrights, Whampoa
Bagley, P., American shipping agent, Yokohama
Bailey, Rev. Buckworth, consular chaplain, Yokohama
Baillie, W. A., bu tcher and comprador, Yokokama
Baillie, Mrs. E. H., British resident, Yokohama
Baird, W., American resident, Nagasaki
Baker, R. B., accountant Chartered Mercantile Bank, Queen's Road (absent) Baker, W. asst. Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Baker, Thomas, clerk., Adamson & Co. merchants, Hankow
Baker, G., packet agent, Shanghae
Baker, C. clerk, Smith, Archer & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Baker, S. W. partner S. W. Baker & Co. Drapers, Queen's Road
Baker, W. J., dep. asst. supt., Military Stores, Shanghae Baker, O. H., storekeeper, Yokohama
Baker, T., British resident, Yokoltama Baker, R. E,.master steamer Undine
Balbas y Castro, partner T. De Castro & Co. merchants, Manila Baldwin, H. butcher & c. Yokohama
Baldwin, R. H., merchant, Gough Street
Baldwin, J. C.
do.
do.
Baldwin, Rev. S. L., missionary, Foochow
Ball, Rev. D. M., D., missionary, Canton
Ball, Henry Jolin, judge court of Summary Jurisdiction, Elgin Terrace
Ballagh, Rev. James, American missionary, Yokohama
Ballance, T. F. clerk, Baruet & Co. merchants, Shanghas
Balleras, C., judge, supreme court, Manila
Balluzeck, Col. L. de, resident minister, Russian Legation, Peking
Banks, E., United States deputy marshall, Yokohama
Bannatyne, J. clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Bapoojee, C. clerk, P. & D. N. Camajee & Co, merchants, Queen's Road Baptisto, L. M. clerk Schmidt & Co., merchants, Amoy
Baptista, J. S. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Foochow
Baptisto, M. A. photographer, Canton
Rapunjee, S., clerk, C. B. Wadia & Co. merchants, Hollywood road.
Barber, J. S., partner Ross Barber & Co, merchants, Yokohama
Barnes, W. H., master steamer White Cloud
Baron, J. S., baker, Shanghae
Barr, E. S. clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Shangliae
Barradas, F. C. compositor, Oswald Terrace
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Barradas, D. J., clerk, post-office
RESIDENTS.
Barradas, M. F., compositor, Shanghae
Barradas, F. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Kanagawa Barras, J. R., sailmaker, Shanghae
Barraud, E. P. clerk, Keer & Co. merchants, Iankow
Barretto, B. A., partner, Barretto & Co. merchants, Manila Barretto, J. partner, Hawkins & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae
Barretto, Ebenezer, storeman, Dockyard
Barretto, F., ward master, Civil Hospital
Barretto, Joao, clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Barretto, Luiz, clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants, Old Bailey Street
Barretto, A. V., clerk, Peel, Hubbell & Co. merchants, Manila
Barros, J. C., 1st clerk, colonial secretary's office, Macao
Barton, Z. assistant Dent & Co. merchants, Swatow (absent) Barton, W. R. chief officer Water Witch, Amoy
Bastos, A. J. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Batt. E. W. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Lerchants, Shanghae Battison, J. clerk, Mackenzie & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Bates, G. W., M.D., American resident, Yokohama
Baura, J. L. de., secretary general, Manila
Bauduin, A. J., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Batteke, P. J., partner Textor & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Battersby, W. boiler-maker P. & O. Co. West Point
Baudichon, P., merchant, Shanghae
Baudichon, T., do., Saigon
Bavink., C., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Bayard, F. clerk Hall & Holtz, storekeepers & shipchandlers, Shanghae
Beart, E., assistant Marsh Boyer & Co. Drapers, Queen's Road
Beart, Charlos P., sub manager Commercial Bank of India. Q.Road Beattie, J. student interpreter, Peking
Beattie R. Tavern keeper, Queen's Road Beaver, T., American resident, Nagasaki
-
Beech, W. H. clerk, Findlay, Richardson &, Co. merchants, Manila Beech, T., rope maker, Manila
Beaumont F. B. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Beaumont, J. M., M. D., surgeon, Foochow
Bechu, M. C., Saigon
Beckwith, J. H. clerk, Jardine, Mathieson & Co. merchants, East Point
Bedwell, Thos. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Beendayally D. clerk, D. Poonjabloy, merchant, Canton
Behin, Ö. C. clerk, Pustau & Co. merchants, Hongkong
Belincke, H. partner, Morrice, B. & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae Behre, E. clerk, Bourjau, Hubener & Co, merchants, Shanghae Bell, L R., Manila
Bell, F. II. assistant, Adamson & Co. and Lloyds agent, Yokohama Bell, Thomas, surgeon, Shanghae
Bellamy, John, Jr. partner Bellamy & Co. shipchandlers, Amoy Bellecourt S. E. M. du Chesne, French plenipotentiary, &c., Yeddo Benjamin, I., assistant Moses & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Bennett, G. W. commander receiving ship Wellington, Shanghae
Benuett, R. H., surgeon, Whampoa
Bennett, R. . clerk, H. Leighton, merchant, Shanghae Benson, E. S, American resident, Yokohama
RESIDENTS.
Bett, R. L., assistant surgeon, H. M. H. S. Melville, harbour Berg, Conrad, tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton Berez, S. clerk, Blain, Tate & Co. merchants, Nagasaki Bernard, J., master steamer Aden (absent)
Bernard, J. clerk, Adamson & Co. inerchants, Shanghae Bernard, clerk French commissariat,
Bernon, Rev. A., missionary, Swatow
Beveridge, H. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Bevier,, British resident, Yokohama
Beyer, L. partner Schellhass & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Bhicajce, F., clerk E. Framjee Sons & Co., mercinants, Gough Street Bhulladina, R. clerk, A. Laljee, merchant, Lyndhurst, Terrace Bidwell, H. S. clerk, Wheelock & Co. commission agents, Shanghas Bielfeld, A. clerk, Pustau & Co. merchants, Canton
Bildstein, J. partner J. Maniquet & Co. merchants, Shanghas Birch, F. H., accountant, Colonial Treasury
Bird, W. assistant harbour master, Shanghas
Bird, S. G. civil engineer, Canton
Birdseye, J. T., bill broker, Shanghae
Birdseye, J. clerk, K, R. Mackenzie, merchant, Hankow
Bischoff,-, watchmaker, Manila
Birt, W. clerk, Dow & Co. merchants, Shanghae
:
Blackhead, F. J. B. partner Blackhead & Co. shipchandlers, Queen's Road
Blain, John, partner Blain, Tate & Co. merchants, Shanghae (absent)
Blakeway, Geo. clerk Vaucher Freres, merchants, Queen's Road
Blake, F. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Blake, J. V. N., assistant surgeon, Princess Charlotte
Blancheton, E. interpreter French Consulate
Blekman, F. secretary and interpreter, French Legation, Yeddo.
Block, F. II. partner J. Burd & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Blodget, Rev. R. H., missionary, Tientsin
Blum, Charles, clerk Blum Brothers & Co., merchants, Pottinger Street
Bium, Joseph, partner Blum Brothers & Co., merchants, Pottinger Street
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Blun, Gobert, partner Blum Brothers & Co., merchants, Pottinger Street (absent)
Blydenburg, J. S. clerk Smith, Archer & Co. merchants, Canton
Boeddinghaus, C. E. clerk Bourjau, Hubener & Co. merchants, Macao
Boggust, J., smith, Dockyard
Boger, H. clerk Hesse Ehlers & Co., merchants, Canton
Bogher, C. clerk, A. Habbibhoy, merchant, Gage Street
Bollens, Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Bolstedt, J., merchant, Ningpo
Bomanjee, E., partner E. Framjee Sons & Co., merchants, Gough Street
Bomanjee, S. partner Cawasjee, Pallonjee & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace
Botanjee, F. clerk,
do.
Bonnett, Miss E., milliner, Queen's Road (absent)
Bonnett, R. W. clerk commissariat
Bonnett, W. W. Secretary Hougkong Club
Bonney, Rev. S. W., missionary, Canton
Bonney, N. B., Reporter, North China Herald, Shanghai
Booth, V. clerk Walker, Borradaile & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Boone, Right Rev. W. J., D.D., missionary, Shanghae
Booth, A. partner Bourjau Hubener & Co. merchants, hanghae
Booth, R. G. clerk, Jarvie, Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghao
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RESIDENTS.
Borel, Eugene, clerk, Vancher Freres, merchants, Shanghae Borel, C., merchant and Sp. vice-consul, Foochow
Borges, J. F., Old House at Home Tavern, Queen's Road
Borradaile, T. S partner Walker, Borradaile & Co. merchants, "The Castle." Borton, J., proprietor Flag Tavern, Queen's Road
Busch, J. de, British vice-consul at Sual
Bosch, U. de, secretary do.
Bosman, C. H. M. partner Bosman & Co. merchants, Praya
Botelho, A. J. dispenser, J. Braga, Aberdeen Street
Botelho, G. S. clerk, Mello & Co. merebants, Macao
Botelet. J. partner Estarico & Cie. shipehandlers, Queen's Road Botephur, J. H. L. partner Botephur & Co. shipwrights, Swatow Bottado, B. clerk, Johnson & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street Boulle, N., merchant, Stanley Street
Bourboulon. S. E. A. de, French Plenipotentiary, Peking (absent) Bourne, Wm. clerk, Aspinall, Corns & Co. merchants, Yokohama Bourjau, A. partner Bourjan Hubener & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Bourret, G. assistant Walsh Hall & Co., merchants, Yokohama Bourret, L. clerk, Remi, Schmidt & Co. merchants, Yokohama Boustead, E., Jr, clerk, Tillson, Hermann & Co. merchants, Manila Bovet, A. partner Bovet. Bros. merchants, Canton
Bovet, G. partner Bovet Bros, merchants, Shanghae
Bower, F. partner Bower Hanbury & Co. merchants, (absent) Bower, M., British resident, Nagasaki
Boxer, W., storeman, H. M. Victualling Yard
Boyd, C. partner Ellissen & Co. merchants, (absent)
Boyd, T. D. partner Boyd & Co. merchants, Amoy
Boye, M. watchmaker, Shanghas
Boyer, Alex, partner Marsh, Boyer & Co. Drapers, &c Queen's Road
Boyle, J., tide surveyor, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Boyle, J. II., British resident, Yokohama (absent)
Boyle, bowling-alley keeper, Tientsin
Bradford, A. B., U. S. consul, Amoy
Bradley, C. W. Jr., partner Bradley & Co. merchants, and U. S. consul, Swatow Bradstreet, P., Macao
Braga, J. J., chemist and druggist, Queen's Road
Braga, C. J., sodawater maker, Queen's Road
Braga, J. F. R. clerk, P. & O. Co. Shanghae
Brand, W. clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants, Foochow
Brand, J., clerk Fletcher & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Brand, Robert, assistant Sinith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Brandão, J. G. clerk, Oriental Bank, Queen's Road
Brandao, A. partner Brandao & Co. merchants, Macao
Brandao, A., Jr., clerk Brandao & Co., merchants, Peel Street
Bandao, L.,
do.
Brant, C., shipwright, West Point
do.
Macao
Braune, G. C. P., Ist assistant, British consulate, Tamsuy, Formosa Bremner, A., tidewaiter I. M. Customs, Canton
Brennan, W., warden, Gaol
Brett, Robert, Shanghae
Brett, R., British resident, Yokohama
Bridges, I. G. clerk, Heard & Co. merchants, Kiukiang
RESIDENTS.
Brine, Capt, Royal Engineer department
Britto, J. de clerk, P. & O. Co. Old Bailey Street
Britto, Joao L. clerk, J. J. Braga, druggists, Queen's Road Broadbent, J. W. clerk, Barnet & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Broderick, M., American resident, Nagasaki
Broekhuyzen,--Dutch resident, Nagasaki (absent) Broschen, W., clerk, W Pustau & Co. merchants,
Bronsisted, Rud, clerk, Bourjau, Hubener & Co. merchants, Canton Bronson, A. J., boarding-house keeper, Amoy Brookbanks, I. S., British resident, Yokohama
Brooks, Jas. A., auctioneer, Hollywood Road
Broom, A. clerk, Jardine Matheson. & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Brower, D. C. partner Allmand & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Brown, A. N., clerk, Dent & Co., merchants, Ningpo
Brown, R. H., supt. Sailors' Home, Shanghae
Brown, H. D., merchant, Amoy
Brown, T. M., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customis, Canton
Brown, W. G. O. clerk, J. C. Couper & Co. dockowners, Whampoa Brown, R. C. assistant C. W. Gribble Shanghae
Brown, J., assist. Imp. Mar. Customs, Ningpo
Brows, J., student interpreter, Peking
Brown, Rev. L. S. R., American missionary, Kanagawa
Browne, R. O., draughtsman, P. & O. Co, Queen's Road West
Browne, C. L. book-keeper, De Silver & Co. Queen's Road
Browne, J. H. clerk, Dow & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Browne, M. North China Herald, Shanghae
Bruce, Hon F. W. A., C. B., British Minister, &c., in China, Peking Bruce,, pilot, Foochow
Bruckner, H. clerk, Oxford & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Brumfield, J. V. plumber, P. & O. Co. West Point
Brunckow, E. clerk, Siemssen & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Brundrit, M. D. pattern maker, P. & O. Co. West Point
Brush, B. carpenter, Hunt & Co. dock proprietors, Whampoa Bryans, W. J. partner Turner & Co. merchants, (absent.) Bryant, H. R. clerk Baillie & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Bruyn. H., partner De Coningh, Carst & Lels, merchants, Yokohama Budroodeen, J partner A. Jafferbhoy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Buissonet, Eugene, partner Buissonet & Cie. merchants, Shanghae. Buera, A., assistant auditor, Manila
Bullock, O. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shanghae.
Burdon, Rev. J. S, missionary, Peking
Burdon, British resident, Yokohama
Burgazzi, Rev. J., Roman Catholic Church, Wellington Street
Burger, W. Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Burgess, G. W., clerk Baillie & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Burgevine, Col., Commanding Imperial troops, Shanghne
Bargy, E. H. partner Smith, Archer & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street
Burjorjee, D. clerk, Dadabhoy & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Burke, J. M.D., surgeon, Manila-
Burns, Rev. W., missionary, Foochow
Burrows, O. II.
Burrows, Silas E., Jr., partner S. E. Burrows & Sons merchants, St John's Place
do.
Burton. G. W., M.D., surgeon, Shanghae
do.
(absent)
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RESIDENTS:
Bush, II. partner Maitland, Bush & Co. merchants, Newchwang Buter, C. P. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Baxey, J. F., partner R. H. Camajee & Co. merchants, Gough Street Buys, L., constable Dutch Consulate, Yokohama
Byramjee, M., clerk F. B. Cama & Co. merchants, Wellington Street Byrne, E., ship-broker, Shanghae
Cable, W. clerk I. M. Customs, Swatow
Cahill, J., proprietor Royal Albert Hotel, Queen's Road
Caine, G. W., British consul, Swatow
Cairns, R. H., master, steamer Whampoa
Caldbeck, J. B. commander, P. & O. Co, Queen's Road
Caldera, J., proprietor Whute Swan Tavern, Queens' Road
Caldwell, D. R., interpreter, Gough street.
Caldwell, H. C. manager, R. C. R. Owen, barrister-at-law, Staunton St. Callis, T., asst. storeman, P. & O. Co. Queen's Road
Caloo, L., partner, B. A. Barretto & Co., merchanis, Manila
Camajee, D. N. partner P. & D. N. Camajee & Co. merchants, Shanghae Camajee, D. P. partner R. H. Camajee & Co. merchants, Gough Street Cambata, P. D., clerk C. Nathabhoy, Son & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Cambridge, H. L., marshall, U. S. Consulate, and resident pilot, Amoy Cameron, A., ship builder, Yokohama
Campbell, A. J. partner Fletcher & Co. merchants, Queen's Road (absent) Campbell, A. do. do.
Shanghae
Campos, A., professor of French, Board of Commerce, Manila
Campos, B. P., compositor, Oswald Terrace
Campos, E. P. clerk, P. & O. Co. Old Bailey Street
Campos, J. P. clerk, P. & O. Co. Gage St.
Campos, L. P. clerk, do. Gage Street
Cann, J.J. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Canjee, C. clerk, L. Rujeebally & Co. merchants, Peel Street Cantuarias, J. M., Consul for Peru, Macao
Capper, L.L.C. clerk, Overweg & Co. merchants, Shangha
Carapiet, S.M., partner Carapiet & Co. merchant, Old Bailey St. Cardozo, A. C. "Japan Herald" office, Yokohama
Carlowitz, R. von, partner Carlowitz &Co. merchants, Canton
Carls, W., carriage-maker, Manila
Carlton, E., constable British consulate, Yokohama
Carnegie, John, M.D., surgeon, Amoy
Carneiro, B. E., merchant, Macao
Carpenter, W. H., U. S. Consul, Foochow
Carpenter, Ed., dispenser, Hongkong Dispensary, Queen's Road
Carr, H. J., proprietor British Hotel, Queen's Road West
Carroll, C., assistant British consul, Foochow
Carroll, R., master steamer Fei-seen
Carst, R. J. partner Deconingh, Carst and Lels, merchants, Yokohama
Carter, J. F., silk-broker, Shanghae
Carter, A. H., clerk, J. F. Carter silk broker, Shanghae
Cartee, St. John, tidewaiter L. M. Customs, Canton
Caruti, G. E. clerk, Johnson & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street Carvalho, J. A. de, cashier colonial treasury, Hollywood Road Carvalho, M. A. de clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Carvalho, J., act. consul for Portugal, Manila
Carvalho, L. F., clerk, Royal Engineer's Office, Queen's Road
RESIDENTS.
Carvalho, P. M. clerk, Mercantile Bank, Hollywood Road Carvalho, A. H., printer, Shanghae
Case, A. R. clerk, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. merchants, Shanghae Case, A. J., clerk Russell & Co, merchants, Queen's Road Caspers, J., Dutch resident, Yokohama
Cass, John, manager Amoy Dry Dock Co. Amoy
Cassum, G. H. manager E. Pubaney, merchant, Graham Street
Cassum, J. M. clerk, E. Soomar, merchant, Shanghae
Cassum, S. clerk, E. Pubaney, merchant, Graham Street,
Cassomali, F. H. clerk, A. Jafferbhoy & Co, merchants, Shanghae
Castilla, Harry, de master steamer Express, Shanghae
Castro, L. d'Almada e, clerk of councils, Staunton Street
Castro, J. d'Almada e, clerk colonial secretary's office, Staunton Street Castro, Pio F. de, merchant, Macao
Catto,, master steamer Rajah, Shanghae Cavanagh, J., American resident, Nagasaki
Cavanagh,- master steamer Bunker Hill, Shanghae
Cavanagh,, carpenter Drew and Perry, shipwrights, Shanghae
Caw, Thos. clerk, Findlay, Richardson & Co, merchants, Manila Cawasjee, B. clerk, G. Sewjee & Co. merchants, Foochow Cembrano, F. P. clerk Peel Hubbell & Co. merchants, Manila Cembrano, V. clerk, Smith, Bell & Co., merchants, Manila
Cercal, Barao do, partner A.A. DeMello & Co. mer., & Brazilian consul, Macao Cerully, M., French Naval storekeeper, West Point
Chabert, E. partner Reynvaan, Chabert & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road Chabert, A. clerk,
do.
Chagas, F. X. das, clerk, surveyor-general's Office Chalmers, Rev. J., M.A., missionary, Canton
do.
Chamberlain, A. P., partner Frazar & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Saigon
Chambers, A. R. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Chambers, G. W., farrier, J. Logan, Duddell Street
Chambers, R. H. partner Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Hankow
Chandabhoy, A. clerk, A. Jaffeerbhoy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street
Chapelle, T. clerk, Meynard, Cousin & Cie. merchants, Shanghae
Chapman, E. L., clerk, Registrar General's office
Chapman, F. partner Chapman, King & Co, merchants, Shangliae, (absent) Chapman, J. G., British resident, Yokohama
Chapman, T. H. tea inspector Dent & Co., merchants, Amoy
Cherest, V., clerk, Guichard & Fils, merchants, Manila
Cheripanoff, T., clerk, A. Heard & Co., merchants, Hankow
Christians, J. R., clerk, Tait & Co, merchants, Amoy
Cheshire, S. H. clerk, Shaw Bros. & Co. merchants, Hankow
Cheverton, J. H. clerk, Johnson & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Chomley Hon'ble F. partner Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Christmas, E., clerk Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Chrystie, H., clerk, Evans & Co., shipchandlers, Shanghae
Church, R., clerk, Turner & Co., merchants, Hankow
Church, S. H., American resident, Nagasaki
Clark,, master Banshee harbour'
Cursetjee, D., merchant, Wellington Street
Clifford, Thos., clerk, Butler & Co., shipping agents Shanghae
Clapp. E. E., asst. Imp, Mar. Customs, Canton
Clark, F. C. clerk Dudley & Co. merchants, Hankow
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RESIDENTS.
Clark, D. O. partner Russell & Co. merchants, Foochow Clark, Richard, proprietor Victoria Hotel, Queen's Road West Clarke, A. L., clerk De Silver & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road, Clarke, W. C. clerk, H. J. Hooper, merchant, Yokohama Clarke, W., clerk Henderson & West, butchers &c. Yokohama Clarke' E., billiard-room keeper, Amoy
Clarke, E., merchant, and Portuguese consul, Yokohama Clarke, F. G. tidewaiter I. M. Customs, Canton
Clarke, S. H. clerk, Bull, Purdon & Co. merchants, Shanghae Clarke, W. J. clerk Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Hankow Claussen, C. H. clerk, Jurgens & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road Clayton, J. H., assist. Imp, Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Cleary, H. A., asst. Imp. Mar. Customs, Chinkiang
Cleverly, Hon'ble C. St. Geo., surveyor-general, Caine Road Cerruti, G. E., clerk Johnson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Clifton, Mrs., milliner, Shanghae
Clifton, S., auctioneer, Shanghae
Clyatt, W. B. tidewaiter I. M. Customs, Canton
Coare, F. W. clerk, Moul & Co. merchants, Canton
Coates, H. W., shipchandler, Shanghae
Cock, Alexander, clerk, Watson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Cook, James, partner Watson &. Co. merchants, Shanghae
Cockburn, A. Stuart, (unemployed)
Cocklin,, American resident, Yokohama
Coffin, T. W., clerk, Dockyard
Coghill, J. G. S., M.D., surgeon, Shanghae
Cohen, E. partner Phillips, Moore & Co. merchants, (absent)
Cobeo, P. partner Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, (absent)
Cohen, H. partner Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Cohen, C. clerk, Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Colien, A. do.
do.
Queen's Road
Coit F. clerk, J. Bohstedt, merchant, Ningpo
Collacoo, L. clerk Lane, C. & Co. storekeepers and auctioneers, Queen's Road Colah, P. B. partner P. & J. B. Colah & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road (absent) Colah, J. B.
do.
do.
Collaco, Antonio, storekeeper, Rua de Campo, Macao
Collins, J., British resident, Nagasaki
Collins, Henry J., compositor, Graham Street
Collins, James, 1st clerk magistrate's office
Collins, Charles, clerk,
do.
Collins, Rev. W. H. missionary, Shanghae
Collyer, C. S. partner Collyer & Lambert, shipwrights, Shanghae
Colthrop, G. J. clerk, (unemployed) Shanghae.
Condit, Rev. J. M., missionary, Canton
Congar, H. N., U. S. Consul, Wyndham Street.
Connor, W., American resident, Yokohama
Constensoux, F., partner Constensonx, & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Cook, Henry ship carpenter, Yokohama
Cook, James P. partner T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Pedder's Wharf (absent)
Cook, James E. clerk,
Cook, John H. do.
do.
do.
Cooke, C.E., hospital clerk, H. M. H. S. Melville
Cookesly, A. F, dep. assist.-com.-general, Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
Cope, H. clerk, Barnet & Co. merchants, Shanghae.
Cooper, W. M., 1st asst. Brit. consulate, and packet agent, Swatow Cordeiro, A. R., teacher of music, Cochrane Street.
Cordeiro, S. V.,
Cordes, T. F. clerk W. Pustau & Co. merchants, Pottinger Street Cornabe, W. clerk, A. Syme & Co. merchants, Amoy
Cornet, A., clerk Ladage Oelke & Co, merchant clothiers, Shanghas Corns, F., partner Aspinall Corns & Co. merchants, Yokohama Corrales, B., clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila Corthell, G. W. tidewaiter I. M. Customs, Canton
Cosh, John Strode, resident, Yokohama
Costa, J. da, clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Costa. J. F. da, clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Costa, J. P. da, soda water manufacturer, Graham Street
Costa, N. T. da, clerk, D. W. Mackenzie & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Couper, J. C., shipwright, Whampoa (absent)
Courcy, Chas. assistant F. L. Juvet watchmaker, Saigon
Courtant, A., asst. Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Cousin, P. clerk, Remi Schmidt & Cie. merchants, Shangbae.
Coutts, Alex., blacksmith, S. P. Hall & Co. shipwrights, Spring Gardens
Coutts, G. W. partner Watson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Coutts, J. C. merchant, Hankow
Cowasjee, N. manager, F. B. Metta & Co. merchants, Wellington Street
Cowderoy, T. A. clerk, Hall & Holtz, storekeepers and shipchandlers, Shanghae Cowie, G., assist. Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Cowing, S. (unemployed)
Cox, Rev. J., missionary, Hankow
Cox, J. H., clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Coya, E M. clerk, R. Habibbhoy, merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Crane, Isaac B. clerk, Wetmore, C & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Craven, J. H. partner Ray & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road
Crawford, Rev. T. P., missionary, Shanghae
Crawford, Ninian, partner Lane, C. & Co. shipchandlers, &c., (absent)
Crawford, D. R, clerk, do. Queen's Road
Crevecour, L., storekeeper, Yokohama
Crockett, O. R., broker, Shanghae
Cronin, J, deputy-inspector, central police Station
Croom. J. F. tea inspector, Johnson & Co. merchants, Canton Crutchett, Jas. H. clerk, Shanghae
Cruz, C. de, printer, Wellington Street
Cruz. J. M. de, do.
do.
Cruz, F. A. da, clerk, A. A. de Mello & Co, merchants, Macao
Cruz, E. da, clerk, do. do.
Cruz, A de, clerk Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Cryder, W. Wetmore, partner Wetmore, C. & Co. merchants, Q. Road (absent) Cucullo, Jose, merchant Manila
Cunha, J. da, clerk, dockyard
Cunha, A. D. da, clerk, Treasury, Macao
Cunningham, E. partner Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Cunningham, F, American resident, Nagasaki
Cunningham, J. S. clk., Heard & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Curim, C. clerk, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Macao
Currimbloy; M., clerk, A. Ebrahim & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
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Cursetjee, D., merchant, Gage Street
RESIDENTS.
Cursetjee, P. clerk, Cawasjee Pallunjee & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Cursetjee, J. clerk, N. & E. Sanporjee & Co. merchants, Gage Street Curtis, J. F. clerk, Wetmore, C. & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Curtis, F. engineer, Marshall & Co. engineers, Shanghae
Cushny, Alexander, merchant, Shanghae
Cuthbertson, W. G. agent Central Bank of Western India, Shanghae Dadabh.oy, B. clerk, N. & E. Sapporjee & Co. merchants, Gage Street. Dahl, S, tidewaiter I. M. Customs, Canton
Dainjeeo L., merchant, Graham Street
Dajeebhoy, N. clerk, J. Ardaseer & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Dalgarn, A., principal foreman, Military Store department
Dalinsip, W. H. clerk, Russell & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Dallas, Barnes, auctioneer, Shanghae
Dallas, C. II. clerk, B. Dallas, auctioneer, Shanghae
Dalmeida, Jas. R clerk Russell & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Daly, S.
do.
do. Shanghae
Daly, A. M. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants. Foochow Damasio, J. P., compositor
Dana, R. S. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Hankow
Danenberg, C., clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Daner.berg, J. clerk, Dockyard
Danforth, Rev. A., missionary, Ningpo (absent)
Danjeebhoy, N., clerk, J. Ardasir & Co. merchants, Canton
Dannenberg, V., clerk, H. M. Victualling Yard
Dannenberg, H. clerk, Lubeck & Co. merchants, Macao Dantra, H. B., surgeon, Gough Street
Dato, W. partner Dato & Co. store keepers, Shanghae
Dato, P.,
do.
do,
Dawson F. tidewaiter I. M. Customs, Canton
do.
Dato, S., clerk, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Peel Street
Danver, H. R., partner Dauver & Co. merchants, Amoy
David, S. clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Davidson, W. M. manager Central Bank of Western India, Queen's Road
Davidson, W. partner Davidson & Co. merchants, Ningpo
Davies, II. T., com. Imp. Mar. Customs, (absent)
Davies, G. clerk, R. Adamson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Davies, R. B. public Tea_inspector, Hankow
Davis, George, partner Davis Bros. & Co. merchants, Canton
Davis, Henry, W. partner Sharp & Co. brokers, D'Aguilar Street Davis, W storeman, H. M. Dockyard
Davis, James, merchant, Chefoo
Davis, J. W., American resident, Yokohama
Davison, W, clerk, P. & O. Co. Shanghae
Day, J. boilermaker, Lamont's dock, Aberdeen
Deacon, J. B., partner Deacon & Co. public tea inspectors, Canton
Deacon, Ernest, clerk, Deacon & Co. Canton
Deacon, Richard, clerk A. Heaud & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Deane, H. P. Lieut: H. M.'s 31st Regiment, Murray Barracks
Deane, W. M. Civil service, Gough Street
Deare, D. C., clerk P. & O. Co. Queen's Road
Defaysse, M., French resident, Yokohama
Deguria, R. N. partner Deguria & Co. merchants, Canton
RESIDENTS.
Delano, W. Jr. partner Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Dence, Robt. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Foochow Dennetts, T., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Foochow Dennis, E. P. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila Dent, John, partner Dent & Co. merchants, (absent)
Dent, Henry Wm. partner Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae
De Pas, Jean, resi dent, Yokohama
De Silver, H. T. partner De Silver & Co. ship chandlers (absent)
De Silver, R. P.
De Silver, Chas.
do. do.
do. do.
(absent) Queen's Road
De Silver, Carll H., clerk De Silver & Co. ship chandlers, Queen's Road De Silver, T. H., purser steamer Hankow
Detmaring, F. W. clerk, Ellissen & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street Devens, R., merchant, Canton (absent)
Deveria, G., student interpreter French legation, Peking
Dewjee, R. J. clerk, Fault & Co, Wellington Street
Dewraj, L. clerk, N. Sazun, merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Dhunjeebhoy, D. clerk, E. Framjee Sons & Co. merchants, Gough Street Dhunjeebhoy, F. parteer F. B. Metta & Co. merchants, (absent) Dhunjeebhoy, F. clerk, Mody & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Dhunjeebhoy, P. partner P. & D. N. Camajee Co. merchants, (absent) Dhunjeeshaw, R. partuer P. F. Cama & Co. merchants, Webster Street Dick, Thomas, Imp. Mar. Customs, Hankow
Dickinson, Henry, clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Shanghae Diers, Ferd, merchant, Wellington Street
Dillon, J.
Dillon, student interpreter French Legation, Peking
Diniv, A., compositor, Shanghae
Dircks, H. partner Dircks & Co. merchants, Swatow
Dixon, T. clerk, Keer & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Dixson, A. S. partner Shortrede & Co. editor & proprietor of China Mail
Dobce, A. D., ship-chandler, Foochow
Dodd, John, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Dodd, Rev. missionary, Ningpo
Dodds, Geo., M D. surgeon, Canton
Dohmen, Martin, Int. and Pkt. agent British consulate, Yokohama
Dolan, W., sailmaker, Queen's Road
Donald, W.
Donohoe, M., machinist, Dry Dock Co., Amoy
Doolittle, Rev. J., missionary, Foochow
Doornik, W. E. clerk, Reynvaan, Chabert & Co. ship chandlers, Queen's Rond
Dorabjee Nowrojee, baker, Queen's Road
Dorabjee, P. partner R. H. Camdjee & Co. merchants, Gough Street
Dorr, E. M., U. S. consul, Kanawgawa
Dossabboy, R. partner M. Dossabhoy & Co. merchants, Graham Street Dotta. C., clerk, Pettel & Co. merchants, Manila
Doty, Rev. E. missionary, Amoy
Douglas, R. K., assist., British consulate, Tientsin Douglas, Rev. Carstairs, missionary, Amoy
Dow, James. partner Dow & Co. merchants, Shangliae Dow, K: C. clerk, K. R. Mackenzie, merchant, Hankow Dow, C. H., pilot, Shanghae
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Downie, Alex. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Canton
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RESIDENTS.
Downie, J. S., clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Shanghae Downie, J., inspector of machinery, H. M. Dockyard. Downie, James, clerk S. Maine, merchant, Yokohama Doyen, J. T. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Hankow Dredge, W., gunner P. & O. Co., Queen's Road West Drezon,-, Commisle Chancellerie de France, Yokohama Dreyer, W. partner Dreyer & Co. merchants, Newchwang Dring, H. J. surveyor, Dent & Co. merchants, Foochow (absent) Droege, A clerk, B. Hubener & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Drowne, T. partner, Drowne & Co. shipchandlers, Swatow Drysdale, T. M. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Hankow Dudley, H. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila Dubost, G., merchant, Queen's Road
Duddell, Henry, auctioneer, Queen's Road
Dudley, R. partner Dudley & Co. merchants, Hankow
Duglere, E. A. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Duinaresq., P. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Duncanson, E. F. partner Gibb, L. & Co. merchants Shanghae (absent) Duncanson, J. P. clerk,
do.
Dunkeley, T. boatswain, P. & O. Co. West Point
do.
Dunlop, L. G clerk, Birley. Worthington & Co. merchants, Shanghae Dunn, Thomas, clerk, Hedge & Co. merchants, Foochow
Dunn, J. W. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Dunn, J. G. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Dupontest, L. C. clerk, Remi, Schmidt & Co. merchants, Kanagawa
Dutcken, A. C., clerk, B. Dallas, auctioneer, Shanghae
Dutronquoy, G., merchant, Hankow
Duus, J. M. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Hakodadi Duns, J. H. (absent)
Duns, E. H., shipbroker, Shanghae
Duval, R. P. clerk, J. Gubbay & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Earl, C. H., tidewaiter I. M. Cutsoms, Canton
Eaton, R. F., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Ebell, H. clerk, Gustav Raynal, merchant, Macao
Ebrahim, A. partner Ebrahim & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Ebrahim, F. H. H. partner Ebrahim Sons & Co. merchants, (absent) Ebrahim, H. clerk, R. Habbibhoy, merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace Eça, A. d. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co., nerchants, East Point Eça, D. A. d', soda water maker, Graham Street
Edan, C., French consul, Shanghae
Ede, N. J., clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Edgar, T., tidewaiter
Edkins Rev. J., B.A., missionary, Tientsin
Eduljee, Hormusjee, partner F. B. Cama & Co. merchants, Wellington Street
Edwards, Thomas, reporter Daily Press, Old Bailey Street
Edwards, J. H. partner Reyes & Co. merchants, Amoy
Edwards, O. E. partner Peel, Hubbell & Co. mercbants, Manila Edwards, J. L. clerk, Shaw Bros, & Co. merchants, Shanghae Egerton, L. Jr. clerk, Frazar & Co. merchants, Nagasaki
Ehlers, Paul, partner Hesse, Ehlers & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Eisler, John, partner O. H. Baker & Co., storekeepers, Yokohama Eitel, C., missionary
Elias, J. B. clerk, J. Gubbay & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace
RESIDENTS.
Elias, R. clerk, Barnet & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Elias, E. clerk,
do.
Yokohama
Elles, Jamieson, partner Elles & Co. merchants, Amoy (absent) Elliot, J. T., clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Kiu-kiang
Ellinghausen, E., storekeeper, Hankow
Ellis, P. P. clerk, Heard & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Ellis, Jas., inspector of markets, Police Station
Ellissen, G. partner Ellissen & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street
Elmenhorst, T. partner Elmenhorst and Sanders, merchants, Shangliae (absent) Eusinger, A., watchmaker, Queen's Road
Encarnação, A. L. de, 2d officer Fort William, harbour
Encarnação, L. A. de. clerk, Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Encarnacao, E. A. de. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Endicott, Henry C. partner T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Pedders' Wharf
Endicott, W., commander receiving-ship Ann Welsh, Woosung
Enscoe, J., surgeon, Seamen's Hopital
Enscoe, R., chief mate John Adam
Enslie, T. J., British vice-consul acting, Hakodadi
Escherich, J. W. H. clerk, Smith, Kennedy Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Eshwerdas, D. clerk, C. Nathabhoy Sons & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Eskrigge, T. merchant, Yokohama
Essex, E. C. clerk, Barnet & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Eswardass, merchant, Gough Street
Eugster, L. E. partner Eugster Labhart & Co. merchants, Manila
Eusden, R., secretary H. B. M. Legation, Yeddo,
Evans, J. H., Portuguese consul, Tientsin
Evans, J., pilot, Shaughne
Evans, H., baker, Shanghae
Evans, J. H. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Hankow
Evans, M. P., clerk, Hogg Bros. merchants, Hankow
Everett, J. H. clerk, Heard & Co. merchants, Canton Ewig, A., dep-asst. commissary general, Tientsin Eyre, R. clerk, Olyphant & Co, merchants, Canton
Ezekiel, R. partner Judah & Co., merchants, Gage Street
Ezekiel, J. clerk,
do.
- do.
Ezekiel, E. D. clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Pedders Wharf Ezekiel, A. D.
do.
do.
Ezra, T., clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Fabris, E. clerk, Hogg Brothers, merchants, Shanghae
Fairley, Francis B., assistant accountant, Oriental Bank, Queen's Road Fajard, E. merchant,Shanghae
Fazulbhoy, N. partner J. Fazul & Co. merchants, Wellington Street
Falconer, George, assistant D. Lapraik, watchmaker, D'Aguilar Street Falconer, J., M. D., Hankow
Falk. C., mathematical instrument maker, Yokohama
Falk, R., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Falwasser, F., staff asst. surgeon, Tientsin
Fanfield, J., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Faraldo, T., H. C. M.'s consul general on commission, Amoy
Farbridge, C. W., cler.k, Holliday Wise & Co., merchants, Manila
Farnham, Rev. J. M W., missionary, Shanghae
Farr, F. proprietor Astor House, Shanghae
Farr, J., constable, British consulate, Hankow
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RESIDENTS.
Farren, J. W. P., British consul-general, Manila
Faini, Rev. G., Ronin Catholic Church, Wellington Street Fav, Miss L. M., missionary, Shanghae
Feayrn, R. J. partner, Heard & Co. merchants, Shangha
Fenwock, T. H., clerk, Tillson, Hermann & Co. merchanets, Manila
Ferreira, F., clerk, Barrack Department
Ferreira, E., compositor, Wyndham Streetc
Ferreira, A. C. adjutant, Colonial Govt., Mao
Ferguson, W., storeman, H. M. Dockyarda
Fergusson, T. T., partner Fergusson & Co. merchants, Chefoo
Fernandes, N., proprietor Bombay Tavern, Queen's Road Fernandes, B. de S., commandant of police, Macao
Field, J., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Figge, Aug. merchant, Hankow (absent)
Fink, R. clerk, Oxford & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Firman, E. M. clerk Elles & Co. merchants, Amoy
Fischer, Maxn., Caine Road
Fischer, S. clerk, Jurgens & Co., merchants, Queen's. Road
Fischer, Geo. S., U. S. Consul, Yokohama
Fisher, H., pilot, Swatow
Fisher. G. W. storeman, T. Hunt & Co. storekeepers and ship chandlers, Wanchi
Fittock, W. H. British vice-consul, Canton
Fitz, W. Scott, merchant, Tientsin
Fitzgerald,, American resident, Nagasaki
Fitzgibbon, M., Amoy
Fitzroy, G. H., commissioner Imperial Maritime Customs, Shanghae
Fleming, Rev. T. S., missionary, Ningpo
Fletcher, D., 2d assistant British consulate, Nagasaki
Fletcher, Angus partner Fletcher & Co. merchants, Queen's Road (absent) Fletcher, D.
do.
do.
Flowers, M. O., interpreter British consulate, Kanagawa
Flynon, J. F., proprietor Victoria Tavern, Queen's Road
(absent)
Fonseca, A. clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road Fonseca, F. da, clerk Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Fonseca, E. clerk, Lammert, Atkinson & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road
Fonseca, A. A., compositor, Shanghae
Fonseca, Joze M., wine merchant, Ponta da Redo, Macao
Fonseca, J. A. da, clerk, Deacon & Co. tea inspectors. Canton
Foottit, W. H., constable British consulate, Swatow
Forbes, W. H. assistant Russell & Co. merchants, Canton
Forbes, F. B. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Forbes, M. clerk, Olyphant & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Forbes, W. clerk, J. Livingston, merchant, Tientsin
Forster, John, merchant, Foochow
Ford,-, tidewater, Imp. Mar. Customs, Whampoa
Forrest, R. J., acting British vice-consul, Kiukiang
Forth, Hon'ble F. H. A., colonial treasurer," Haccombe Lodge," Bonham Road
Foster, W. H., Jr. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Fotheringham, R. clerk, Martin, Dyce & Co, merchants, Manila
Foulerton, John, M.D., surgeon, Manila
Fox, S. C., shipbroker, D'Aguilar Street
Framjee, D. clerk, R. II. Camajee & Co. merchants, Gough Street Framjee, P. merchant, Gough Street
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Framjee, S. clerk, Metta & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Francis, Robert, Kiukiang
Franco, P. M., compositor, Daily Press
Frank, Jose, baker, Yokohama
Fraser, James C., assistant Ross Barber & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Frazar, Douglas, merchant, Tientsin
Fraser, J. M., clerk, P. & Ó. Co., Queen's Road
Frazar, J. P. M., student interpreter British consulate, and packet agent, Canton
Freeman, R. clerk, H. D. Brown, merchant, Amoy
Freeman, O. E, storekeeper, Yokohama
Freer, F. clerk, H. Duddell & Co. auctioneers, Queens Road
French, A. D. W. merchant, Nagasaki
French, H. S. clerk, Ker & Co. merchants, Manila
Frere, F., accountant Hongkong Club
Frewin, H., pilot, Swatow
Freiy, H. J, shipbuilder, Yokohama
Frickel L. partner Frickel & Co. shipchandlers, Queen's Road Fryer, John, tutor St. Paul's College
Fry. J. G., partner T. Silver lock & Co. merchants, Foochow Fuller B., assistant Baillie & Co., merchants, Yokohama Funk, A. clerk, Vaucher Freres, merchants, Queen's Road Funk, A., clerk Maniquet & Co., merchants, shanghae Faret, Rev. A. C., miss. apostolic, Nagasaki
Fussell, R. S. R., partner Fussell & Co. merchants, Foochow Gabain, P., clerk Siemssen & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Gaerkner, K. Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Gallagher, J., constable, British consulate, Tamsuy, Formosa Gallay, Matilde, proprietor French hotel, Manila
Galton, W. P. tea inspector, Adamson & Co. merchants, Foochow Gama, G. A. da, clerk Commercial Bank
Gamble, W., supt. mission press, Amer. Pres. mission, Shanghae Gammell, A., capt. 31st Regt., D. A. Q. M. Genl., Shanghae Gamwell, F. R., silk broker, Shanghae
Ganjee, N. clerk, C. Nathabhoy Sons & Co, merchants, Stanley Street Gardiner, C., bowling alley keeper, Whampoa
Gardiner, James, book-keeper China Mail office
Gardiner, J. E., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Gardner C., student interpreter, British Legation, Peking.
Gardner, W. H., law reporter and short hand writer, Daily Press.
Garreta, E., merchant, Macao
Garrett, J. clerk, Birley, Worthington. & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Garrett, W., clerk Bowra & Co., storekeepers, Queen's Road
Gaskell, T. B. manager hemp press, Manila
Gaupp, C. L., watchmaker, Queen's Road
Gaupp, L., clerk, C. I. Gaupp, watchmaker, Queen's Road
Gavin, John, architect, Shanghae
Gay, Á. O., clerk A. Heard & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Gayley, Rev. S. R., missionary, Shanghae
Gaymans, W., French resident, Nagasaki
Geary, John, pilot, Shanghae
Gee, W.,
Genaehr, Rev. F., missionary, Hoan
George, Cornelius, American resident, Yokohama
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RESIDENTS.
Gerard, Chas., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Amoy Gerard, John, clerk, Registrar-General's office Gerard, Rev. P. M., miss. apostolic, Yok shama Germann, C. clerk, Jenny & Co. merchants, Manila
Ghandy, M. D. partner M. D. Ghandy & Co. merchants, Gough Street Ghandy, D. D.
do.
do.
Gibb, John D. partner Gibb Livingston & Co. merchants,
do.
Gibb, H. B.
do.
do.
Aberdeen Street
Gibb, F. M. clerk,
do.
Canton
Gibb, W. H. partner
do.
Shanghae
Gibbon, W.. master steamer Antelope.
Gibbon, J., asst. Im. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Gibbon, W. F., clerk Coutts & Co. merchants, Hankow
Gibbs, W., British resident, Nagasaki
Gibbs, J. H., assistant Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Gibson, Rev. O., missionary, Foochow
Gibson, J., interpreter British consulate, Tientsin
Gibson, John, master steamer Nanzing, Shanghae
Gifford, George, partner Gifford & Co. merchants, Caine Road
Gifford, Alex.
do,
Canton (absent)
Gifford, Patrick, tea inspector, Canton
Gilbert,, shipwright, Manila
Gildermeister, M. H., partner L. Kniffler & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Giles, John, partner Giles & Co. shipchandlers, Amoy
Gilfillan, James, clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Gill, W. E., civil engineer, Manila
Gillson, W. M., master of str. Aden
Gilman, J. clerk, Gilman & Co., merchants, Shanghas
Gilmour, D., assistant Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Gilmartin, J., carriage maker, Manila
Gilson, II., American resident, Yokohama
Gimens. H. E., Friar R., Bishop of Cebu, Manila
Gindell, A., bookbinder, Lyndhurst Terrace
Gindy, P. G., clerk Knoop & Co., shipchandlers, Shanghae
Gingell, W. R., British consul, Hankow
Giquel. P., commissioner, Imp. Mar. Customs, Ningpo
Giresser, E., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Glackmeyer, G., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Whampoa
Gleimius, G. R. R. clerk, Lutkens Roesing & Co. merchants, Graham Street
Glinka, N., secretary, Russian Legation, Peking
Glover, T. B., British resident, Nagasaki
Glover, J. L., do. do.
Glover, Geo. B., commissioner Imperial Maritime Customs, Canton
Glover, T. G. master of receiving ship Mahamoodie, Foochow
Goble, Rev. J., American resident, Yokohama
Godaert, R., police municipale Francaise, Shanghae
Goddard, R. clerk, Fletcher Co. merchants, Shanghae (absent)
Goddard, J. B., assistant British consulate, Tientsin
Godeaux,-, French consul, Hongkong
Godfred, P., boarding-house keeper, Amoy
Goeking, M.D., Rev. H., missionary, Phulu-wae
Goldsmith, L. R., clerk Dow & Co., merchants, Yokohama
Gollamhoosin, A. D. clerk, H. Dawood & Co. merchants, Canton
RESIDENTS.
Goollamhoosan, C. manager, B. Abdoolally, merchant, Canton Gomes, J. B., clerk Russell & Co., merchants, Hankow
Gomes, A., clerk, post-office, Macao
Gomes, F. N., clerk, harbour master's office, Macao
Gomes, J. B., acting judge, Macao
Gomes, F. A. clerk, Brandao & Co. merchants, Graham Street Gomes, Auguste J. do. do.
Gonsalves, C. clerk, Vaucher Freres, merchants, Queen's Road Gonsalves, J. R., 1st interpreter, police Court, Macao
Goodman, G. W., baker, Yokohama
Goodrich, James, clerk, Bradley & Co. merchants, Swatow Goodsill,-, Brit, En. Agency, Canton
Goodwin, A., boiler maker P. & O. Co. West Point Goole, J. resident, Yokohama
Goormakroy, T. partner T. Janaran, merchant, Gough Street Gordo, F. F., clerk, Customs, Macao
Gordon, O. K. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shanghae Gordon, W. G. partner, Mackellar & Co. merchants, Hankow Gorson, P., clerk Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Gossolin, Jules, clerk Meynard Cousin & Co., merchants, Shangliae Golarch, H., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Swatow Gotz, Lieut. D., attached to Russian Legation, Peking
Gough, R. S. assistant Hawkins & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae
Goularte, E. F clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Goularte, J. B., merchant, Macao
Gouru, A. Russian mission, Peking
Gouvia, M. A. clerk, receiving ship John Adam
Gouveia, Padre M. L. de, superior St. Jose College, Macao
Govan, C. M., commanding Royal Artillery in China
Gow, David, partner Harper & Co. shipwrights, Queen's Road West
Gower, A. A. J. assistant Brit. consulate, and packet agent, Yokohama Gower, S. J. merchant, Yokohama
Graca, L., clerk, Hongkong Club
Gracie, W. H. clerk, Johnson & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Grahame, R. V. partner Findlay, Richardson & Co. merchants, Manila
Grand-Pré, Alexander, collector of police and lighting rates, Old Bailey Street Grant, E., constable Ú. S. consulate, Shanghae
Grant, G., British resident, Nagasaki
Grant, William, ship carpenter, Yokohama
Grauert, W. partner Grauert & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Graves, P. W., commander steamer Cum-fa, Canton
Graves, Rev. J. R., missionary, Canton
Gray Rev. J. H., British consular chaplain, Canton
Gray, Geo. clerk, Hall & Holtz, ship chandlers, Shanghae
Green, M., British consulate, Nagasaki
Green, W. U., dep. asst. com. general, Shanghas
Green, F. S., agent Jardine Matheson & Co, merchants, Ningpo Green, J., farrier
Green, W.
do.
Murray Bariacks
Green, N. storekeeper, Manila
do.
Green, T. superintending engineer P. & Q. Co. Queen's Road Green, W. H. partner Gilman & Co. merchants (absent) Green, E. H. partner Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
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RESIDENTS.
Green, Rev. D. D., missionary, Ningpo
Green, B., steward, Sailors' Home, Shanghae
Greenlaw, R., merchant, Ningpo
Greenshields, W. R. partner Martin, Dyce & Co. merchants, Manila Greenwood, J. Robert, clerk, H. Leighton & Co. merchants, Shanghae Gregory, W., interpreter, British consulate, Swatow
Gregory, G. proprietor Smith's Hotel, Shanghae
Grew, Henry S. partner Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Grey, Chas. clerk, J. Hooper, merchant, Shanghae
Gridlestone, H., clerk, Holliday Wise & Co, merchants, Shanghae
Grijs, C. F. M. de, Dutch vice-consul, Amoy
Grinell, O. 3., assistant O. H. Baker & Co. storekeepers, Yokohama Grombert, C., watchmaker, Shanghae
Grosclaude, E. clerk, F. L. Juvet, watchmaker Queen's Road
Griswold, Chas. partner Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
Grunaer, Thomas, M.D., surgeon, Swatow
Grunendahl, C. clerk, Pustau & Co. merchants, Shanghae.
Guard, C., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Gubbay, A.S. partner J. Gubbay & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Gubbay, S. D.
do.
do.
Gubbay, M.S.clerk, Sassoon, Sons & Co. merchants, Ningpo Guedes, F.clerk, E. H. Pollard, barrister-at-law, Queens Road Guedes, J. clerk, Lammert, Atkinson & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road Guest, W. S. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Gugrat, F-B., clerk, C. Pallanjee & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Guichard, A. partner Guichard & Fils, merchants, Manila
Guichard, E.
do.
do.
Guierry, M. E., Roman Catholic missionary, Ningpo Guillot, M. A., Roman Catholic missionary, Ningpo
Guimaraens, P. G. clerk, Smith, Bell & Co. merchants, Manila
Gundry, A.A. clerk, Mackenzie & Co. merchants, Canton.
Gunter, W. clerk, Dubied & Co. watchmakers, Wellington St.
Gurlich, J. S., American missionary, Yokohama
Guterres, F., clerk, Severs & Co. merchants, Queen's Rond Gutierrez, A.O. clerk, P. & O. Co. Queen's Road Gutierrez, M. Old Baily Street
Gutierrez, R. F. clerk, S. C. Fox, shipbroker, Wyndham St.
Gutierrez, B. C.
do.
do.
do.
Gutierrez, L. J. clerk, Gifford & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Gutierrez, B. R. clerk, Dauver & Co. merchants, Amoy
Gutierrez, A. M., clerk, unemployed
Gutierrez, Q. A. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Gutierrez, E. clerk, De Mello & Co. merchants, Macao
Gutschow, C., merchant, Shanghae
Gutschow, E. H. merchant, Yokohama
Gutschow, M., bill broker, Yokohama
Gwyther, J. H., bill broker, Shanghae
Gye, J., dispenser, Shanghae
Huber, A., student interpreter French Legation, Peking
Habibbhoy, K. M. partner H. Ebrahim, Sons & Co. merchants, (Bombay)
Habibbhoy, R., merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Hagan, John, deputy-inspector of police, Central Station.
Hagelstange, G. E. clerk, Alisch & Co. merchants, Tientsin
RESIDENTS.
Hagemeyer, C. clerk, Howard & Co. merchants, Hankow Hagedorn, C., American resident, Nagasaki
Hagedorn, W. clerk Hesse Ehlers & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Hagen, C. clerk, Pustan & Co. merchants, Pottinger Street
Hagermark, C., watchmaker, Amoy
Haley, H., American resident, Shanghae
Halford, W. accountant Central Bank of Western India, Queen's Road
Halkett, F. W. clerk, Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Hall, G. H. clerk, T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Whampoa
Hall, J. tidewaiter Inp. Mar. Customs, Amoy
Hall, Rev. S., missionary, Chefoo
Hall, F., partner Walsh Hall & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Hall, Edward, partner Hall & Holtz, shipchandlers, Shanghae
Hall, S. P. partner Hall & Co. shipwrights, Spring Gardens
Hall, Dr. G. R., American resident, Yokohama
Hallam, J. B. tea inspector Reiss & Co. merchants, Hankow Hallett, A. S., clerk Fogg & Co, shipchandlers, Shanghae
Halsey, J. S., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Swatow Halsey, partner Miller & Co. photographers
Halsted, C. H., pilot, Shanghae
Halton, E. partner Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Hamilton, R. F. clerk, Jardine, Matheson. & Co. merchants, Foochow Hamilton, W. M, usher Supreme Court, Queen's Road
Hammond, J. H., commssioner, Imp. Mar. Customs, Kiukiang Hammond, Shanghae
Hammond, H., plunber P. & O Co., West Point
Hanbury, T. partner Bower, Hanbury & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hance, H. F., British vice-consul, Whampoa
Hancock, A. tea-inspector, Tuit & Co. merchants, Amoy
Hancock, E. H., clerk Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Hankow Hancock, H., bill broker, Shanghae
Hanna, John, clerk, Dent & Co., merchants, Tientsin
Hannen, C., dep. commissioner, Imp. Mar. Customs, Foochow
Hansard, A. W, editor and proprietor of the Japan Herald, Yokohama
Hanssen, H. P. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hanstagler,, clerk, Dircks & Co., com. merchants, Swatow
Banson, L., turnkey, gaol
Hanson,-, tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Whampoa
Happer, Rev. A. P., M. D. missionary, Canton
Harbord, W. clerk Bower, Hanbury, & Co, merchants, Shanghae
Hardie, J., master of Yang-tsze.
Harding, W. sailmaker, Praya
Hardy, H. W. clerk Birley, Worthington & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hargreaves, W., merchant, Shanghae
Harkort, B. partner Harkort & Co. merchants,
Harley, Alex. assistant D. Lapraik, watchmaker, D'Aguilar Street
Harmond, J., pilot, Shanghae
Harper, Geo. partner Harper & Co. shipwrights (absent)
Harper P. Rose, Interim Agent Commercial Bank, Queens road
Harper, R. I., sub-accountant Chartered Bank I. Á. and China, Queens Road
Harras, O., clerk Little & Co., merchants, Kiukiang
Harris G. B., master steamer Waratah
Harris, W. Á. bookkeeper, S. C, Woodruff merchant, Shanghae
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Harris, W. British resident, Nagasaki
Harrison, E. partner, Glover & Co. merchants, Nagasaki Harrison, A. J., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Amoy Harrison, E., British resident, Nagasaki
Harrison, George, assistant accountant, Oriental Bank, Shanghae Harrymount, J., store-keeper, Commissariat, Queen's Road
Harsant, F. M. partner Bowra & Co. storekeepers, Queens Road Harspach, Rev. A., missionary, Lilong
Hart, E., clerk Hawkins, & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae Hart, R., deputy com. Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae Hart, W. partner Hart & Co. merchants, Ningpo Hart, J. clerk, Turner & Co, merchants, Queen's Road Hart, G. M., partner Hart & Co. merchants, Ningpo Hartley, Jolin, apothecary, Shanghae
Hartwell, Rev. C., missionary, Foochow
Hartwell, Rev. J. B., missionary, Shanghae
Harty, W. B., clerk Emeny & Co. shipchandlers Wellington Street Harvey, F., British consul, Ningpo
Hasche, A, clerk, Bourjau, Hubener & Co. merchants, Shanghae Hase, A. H. clerk, Hesse, Ehlers & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Haskell, F. partner T. Hunt & Co. shipwrights, Whampoa Hathaway,-, partner Hathaway & Clemens, Shangh as Haupt, clerk De Coningh, Carst and Lels, merchants, Yokohama Hawes, J., clerk Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae Hawke, Richard, F., Naval storekeeper, Dockyard
Hawkins, E. partner Hawkins & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae Hawkins,, engineer iron mines, Balnaon, Manila
Hayeman, A., M.D., surgeon, Chefoo
Hayes, A. A., Jr. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hayes, J., bookkeeper Lane, Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road
Hayter, O. E., dep. asst. com. gen., Commissariat Department
Hayward, J. W. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Hazeland, F. Innes, crown solicitor, Court House
Hazelwood, N., master steamer Cadiz
Heald, F. clerk Holliday Wise & Co. merchants, Manila
Heard, Augustine, partner A. Heard & Co. merchants, (absent)
do.
do.
do.
Heard, John
do.
Caine Road
Heard, Augustine, Jr, do.
(absent)
Heard, A. F.
do.
Shangliae
Heard, G. F. partner A. Heard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hearn, R. H., clerk Smith Kennedy & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Heaton, A. Mc. G., clerk Dent & Co. merchants, Foochow
Heaton, G. H., marine surveyor, Caine's Road-office, at D, Lapraik's
Heco, Joseph, interpreter U. S. consulate, Yokohama
Hedge, E. G. partner Hedge & Co. storekeepers, Foochow
Hedge, T. B. do.
do.
Hegt, H. A., storekeeper, Yokohama
Hegt, N. M. J. B., do. du.
do,
Heidrick, Miss, foundling hospital, Bonham Road
Heineman, F. merchant, Canton
Heineman, S. L., clerk Oxford & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Heinsen, R. partnerSiemssen & Co. merchants. (absent)
Heinzen, H., partner Karuth & Co. merchants, Manila
RESIDENTS.
Heise, G., clerk ienssen & Co. merchants, Shangbae
Heitz A., clerk Maniquet & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Helland, George J. partner J. Burd & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Hemsley, W. W., clerk Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Boad
Henderson, G., comprador and provisioner, Yokohama
Henderson, J. L. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchante, Tientsin
Henderson, Jas. engineer, MacDougall & Co. shipwrights, Spring Gardens Henderson, D., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Whampoa
Henderson, F. clerk, Jarvie, Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Henderson, W. J. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. mercbants, Aberdeen Street Henry, G. tidewaiter Imperial Maritime Customs, Swatow
Henry, M., French commissariat
Hepburn, J. C., M.D., American missionary, Yokohama
Hermann, M. partner Tilson, Hermann & Co. merchants, Manila
Herwig, T., clerk Lutkens Roesing & Co, merchants, Graham Street
Hesse, Theodor, partner Hesse Eulers, & Co. merchants, Canton
Hewett, T., tidewaiter, Whampoa
Hewett, Jas., constable, Taku
Hewlett, A. R., interpreter British consulate, and packet agent, Ningpo Hewett, I. J., acting vice-consul, Kiukiang
Heymann, A. Shanghae
Hidalgo, A., Portuguese consul, Manila
Higgins, J., assistant vice-consul for Great Britain at Hoilo
Higson, J. B. clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co, merchants, Hankow
Higson, John F., clerk Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Higson, T. B., clerk W. Hargreaves, Shanghae
Higgs, C. M., tidewaiter Imperial Maritime Customs, Foochow
Hill, A., clerk Engineers office, Queen's Road
Hill, C. E.. olerk, Fogg & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Hill, M., Boiler maker P. & O. Co., West Point
Hill, N., master steamer Ly-ee-mocn
Hitch, F. D. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Foochow
Hitchcock, E. A. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Hitzeroth, Gustav, clerk, Carlowitz & Co. Canton
Hochstetter, C.,, watchmaker, Queen's Road
Hodder, W. T., tide surveyor, Taku
Hodge, R. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Hodge, W. proprietor Commercial House, Shanghae
Hodson, D, tidewaiter Imperial Maritime Customs, Canton
Hoey, E. H., British resident, Yokohama
Hogg, A. G. partner Adam Scott & Co. merchants, Canton
Hogg, James, H. partner Hogg Bros. merchants, Shanghae Hogg, E. J.
do.
Hogg, H. C., clerk do.
do.
do.
Hogg, Thomas, U. S. marshall, Yokohama
Hogg, Thomas, engineer P. & O. Co., West Point
Hogguist, M., partner Reimer & Co. watchmakers, Shanghae
Holliday, John, partner Holliday Wise & Co. merchants, (absent)
Hollingworth, H. G., partner R. Francis & Co., merchants, Kiukiang Hoile, E., M.D., assistant surgeon, Hercules
Holdsworth, T. K., silkbroker, Shanghae
Holloway, E., Plumber P. & Ó. Co., West Point
Home, Ř. clerk Glover & Co, merchants, Nagasaki
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Holme, T. M. clerk Royal Engineers office, Queen's Road
Holmes, Henry J., clerk, Court of Summary Jurisdiction Queen's Road Holmes, George, partner Holmes & Co. Bridgos Street Holmes, Rev. J. I., missionary, Shanghae
Holmes, M. J. merchant, Chefoo
Holt, H. F. W., assistant, British consulate, and packet agent, Foochow Holtz, A. partner Hall & Holtz, shipchandlers, Shanghae
Holzapfel, W., clerk Bourjay Hubener & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Home, M. D. deputy Inspector general of hospitals
Hong, L. T., clerk, A. K. Tilby, shipbroker, Shanghae
Hook, J. S., ship broker, Graham Street
Hooper, H. J. merchant, Yokohama
Hooper, James, merchant, Shanghae
Hoosain, A. C. G. clerk, E. Pubaney, merchant Graham Street Hopliers, H. clerk, Siemssen & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Hope, C. J. clerk, S. J. Gower, mercbant, Yokohama
Hopsch, H., merchant, Hankow
Horgan, J. clerk, Mackenzie & Co., merchants, Shanghae.
Hormusjee, E., partner E. Framjee, Sons & Co, merchants, Gough street Hormusjee, F. partner P. F. Cama & Co. merchants, Shanghae. Hormusjee, R. manager Mody & Co., merchants, Canton
Horne, G., dep. com, gen., Commissariat Department
Horne, J., shipwright, Foochow
Hoosain, A. G., clerk, A. Jafferbboy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Hossunjee, N. clerk, N. & E. Sapporjee & Co. merchants, Gage Street Hosungjes, D., clerk, P. F. Cama & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Houstoun, R. H. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Shanghae How, E. H., tea inspector, Adamson & Co. merchants, Foochow Howard, H. F., commander receiving ship Žernate, Takao
Howard, Thos. merchant St. Andrews terrace
Howard, S. clerk, Howard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Howard, W., constable, British consulate, Foochow
Howard, Wm.. clerk, H. M. Victualling Yard
Howell, Wm. G. partner Barnet & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Howell, T. F. G. clerk, do. (absent)
Howell, Alfred, clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Gough Street Howlett, H. G., assist. British. consulate, Chefoo
Hubbard, H. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hubener, C. A. partner Bourjau, Hubenor & Co. merchants, Shanghae Hubener, E., clerk Bourjau Hubener & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Huber, A. student interpreter French Legation, Peking
Hudson, C. W. partner Craven Wilson & Co, merchants, Hankow Hudson, J., clerk, S. Main, merchant, Yokohama
Hudson, J. T. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Hankow Hudson, Rev. T. H., missionary, Ningpo
Hudson, J. S., merchant, Ningpo
Huffnagie, C. J., Dutch resident, Yokohama
Hufum, F. S., clerk, and acting deputy registrar, Supreme Court Hugunin, W. P., clerk S. C. Woodruff, shipchandler, Shanghae Hughes, J., partner Hughes Wilgoss & Co. merchants, Yokohama Hughes, George, com., Imperial Maritime Customs, Amoy Hughes, T. J., British vice-consul, Kiukiang Hughes, P. J. clerk British consulate, Shanghae
Humbert, A., architect, Canton
Hulsz, J. H. N. partner Peters & Co. merchants, Manila
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RESIDENTS.
Hume, Thomas, clerk, Dow & Co. merchants, Shanghae. Hume, G., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Foochow Humphreys, G. engineer, Lamonts' dock, Aberdeen
Hunt, R. boilermaker,
do.
Hunt, W. H. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Shanghae Hunter, W. C., clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Huntington, E. H. M. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Hurjee, J. M., manager N. Kessowjee & Co., merchants, Wellington Street Hurshumairll, T. merchant, Hollywood Road
Husson, A. G. clerk, Nursey, Kessowjee & Co. merchants, Wellington Street Hussum, S., clerk A. Habbibhoy, merchant, Gage Street
Hussumbhoy, J. M. manager, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Peel Street
Hutchings, F., tidewaiter, Swatow
Hutchins, W., clerk Wainwright & Co., auctioneers, Shanghae
Hutchinson,-, master steainer Rona
Hutchison A. clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Canton
Hutchison, E., clerk Turner & Co., merchants, Queen's Road
Hutchison H. M., local and coast pilot, Amoy
Hutchison,-, tidewaiter, Imperial Mar. Customs, Whampoa Hutchison,-, master steamer Nieman, Shanghae
Hutton, A., engineer P. & O. Co., West Point
Hutton, J. Dater, clerk Wainwright & Co., auctioneers, Shanghae Hutton, Rev. S., missionary, Canton
Hyam, S. clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Chefoo
Hyatt, T. H., U. S. vice-consul, Amoy
Hyderali, Z. clerk A. Jafferbhoy & Co merchants, Stanley Street
Hyeem, J. M., merchant, Macao
Hyeem, H. M. clerk, J. M. Hyeem, merchant, Macao
Hyndman, F., clerk police rate office, Peel Street
Hyndman, H. clerk, P. and O. Co. Queen's Road
Hyslop, W. clerk, Gibb, Livingston. & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Ibrahim, Indian interpreter, harbour master's office
Icoza, J. de, rope manufacturer, Manila
Idabboy, A. clerk, A. Rahemtoola, merchant, Canton
Iggulden, Charles, manager Chartered Bank of I. A. and China, Shanghae
Igoreff, L., artist Russian Legation, Peking
Inglis, D. D., clerk H. Fogg & Co., shipchandlers, Shanghae
Inglis, G., engineer P. & O. Co., West Point
Inglis, W. J., clerk Blain Tate & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Inglis, D. clerk, Post Office, Shanghae
Innes, H., tea inspeetor, Shanghae
Innes, J. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Hankow
Innocent, Rev. J. missionary, Tientsin
Itissari, M. E., judge superior court of appeal, Manila
Ironside, Geo., clerk Lamont's dock, Aberdeen
Irwin, Rev. J. J., colonial chaplain, Hospital Hill
Isaac, Ezra, clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Foochow Ives, T. A., clerk Fogg & Co., shipchandlers, Shanghae Ivesson,, master steamer Iron Prince, Shanghae Jack, Richard J. surgeon, Stanley Street
Jack, John, carpenter, J. Lamont, dock owner, East Point Jackson, W. partner, Meadows & Co. merchants, Tientsiu Jackson, D., clerk Wainwright & Co., auctioneer, Shanghae
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Jackson, E. clerk, Ker & Co. merchants, Manila
Jackson, John, civil engineer, Manila
Jackson, W., manager, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, &c., Shanghae Jackson, T. W. clerk, G. P. Jordan, merchant, Ningpo
Jacob, E., assistant Moses & Co. merchants, Stanley street
Jacquemot, J. M., silk inspector, Yokohama
Jafferbloy, B., partner A. Jafferbhoy & Co, merchants, Stanley street Jafferbhoy, E. clerk, A. Jafferbhoy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Jaitha, M. manager R. Habibhoy, merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace James,-, master steamer Carthage
Jameson, Charles, Opium inspector, Wellington Street Jamieson, J. clerk, Davidson & Co. merchants, Ningpo Jamieson, A. clerk, Dow & Co. merchants, Shanghae Jamsetjee, D. clerk, Metta & Co. merchants, Shanghae Janiram, J. C., merchant
Jansen, C. D., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton Jausen, F. G., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Jardine, Robert, partner Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, (absent) Jardine, R. partner Ker & Co, merchants, Manila
Jarman, Jas., assistant superintendent of police, central station
Jarvie, R. partner Jarvie Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghae (absent)
Jassawalla, C. B., clerk P. & D. N. Camajee & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Javal, L., clerk Butler Regan & Co., shipping agents, Shanghae
Jebb, Lieut., H. M's 31st Reg't, Shanghae
Jeeva, J. clerk, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Peel Street
Jeevan, M. manager, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Shaughne
Jeevabhoy, A. clerk, S. D. Shaikamhed, merchant, Canton
Jefferson, J., British resident, Nagasaki
Jehungeerjee, F. Buxey, partner R. H. Camajee & Co, merchants, Gough Street Jetrangerjee, R. clerk, P. & D. N. Camajee & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Jenkins, G. R., ass't, and med officer H. B. M. Legation, Yokohama
Jenkins, F. partner Howard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Jenkins, M. A. clerk,
do.
Jenkins, Rev. H., D. D., missionary, Ningpo
Hankow
Jenny, F. partner Jenny & Co. merchants, Manila
Jerdein, F. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Jessa, C., clerk A. Habibbhoy, merchant, Foochow
Jesus, J. A. de, clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Shelley Street
Jesus, J. G. de, clerk, Harper & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Jesus, L. J. clerk, Ladage, Oelke & Co. clothiers, Praya
Jesus, J. Victor, clerk, J. C. Couper & Co. dockowners, Whampoa Jewraz, F., broker, Gage Street
John, Rev. G., missionary, Hankow
Johannes, S. P., merchant, Canton
Johnson, J., clerk, Purveys Department, Tientsin
Johnson, A., do. do.
Johnson, W. engineer, Lamont's dock, Aberdeen
Johnson, A., turnkey, gaol
Johnson, F. B. partner Johnson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Johnson, C. T. clerk,
do.
Gough Street
Johnson, E., clerk F. S. Hudson, merchant, Ningpo
Johnson, Rev. J. W., missionary, Swatow
Johnson, H. godown keeper, Dent & Co. merchants, Swatow
RESIDENTS.
Johnson, W., hotel keeper, Whampoa Johnson, E. D., partner Hazeland and Johnson, solicitors, Court House Johnstone, R. clerk, Finlay, Richardson & Co, merchants, Manila Johnston, A. R. partner Tait & Co. merchants, Amoy
Johnston,-, master steamer Ayrshire Lass, Shanghae
Johnstone, H., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Foochow
Jones, E. D., student interpreter, British Legation, Peking
Jones, Miss E. G., missionary, Shanghae
Jones, Charles M., M. D., surgeon, Amoy
Jones, Ellen, proprietor London Tavern, Queen's Road
Jones, John, missionary, Ningpo
Jones, C. Treasure, 1st assistant British consulate, Shanghae (absent)
Jones, W., turnkey, gaol
Jones, Jas., assistant Imp. Maritime Customs, Shanghae
Jones,, master steamer Annette, Shanghae
Joost, A. clerk, Siemssen & Co., merchants, Hankow
Jordan, V. P., bill-broker, Shanghae
Jordan, G. P., merchant, Ningpo
Jorge, Joze, partner Jorge & Co., merchants, Macao
Jorge H. clerk, Mercantile Bank, Queen's Road
Joseph, L. A. merchant, Yokohama
Joseph, W. secretary N. C. Ins. Co., Shanghae
Joseph, L., Shanghae
Joshua, J. J. partner Gubbay & Co., merchants, (absent)
Jost T. G. clerk G. Dubost, mercbant, Queen's Road
Jukes, M. P. clerk, Jardine Matheson & Co., merchants, East Point
Jules,-, hairdresser, Lyndhurst Terrace
Jurgens, H. partner Jurgens & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road
Just, J. clerk, Jenny & Co., merchants, Manila
Juvet, F. Louis, watchmaker, Shanghae
Juvet, Chas. E. partner F. L. Juvet, watchmaker, Saigon
Kagereman, W., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Kahn, Julins, partner Reiss & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Kaikhosrow, F. clerk, F. B. Cama & Co., merchants, Macao
Kane, William, M. D., Queen's Road
Kanaya, C. clerk, Ludha, Rhujeebally& Co. merchants, Canton
Kant, W. clerk W. S. Neale, shipchandlers Whampoa
Kareem, S. A. partner A. Jafferbhoy & Co. merchants, Stanley Street
Karuth, J. partner Karuth. & Co., merchants, Manila
Kaye, W. accountant Chartered Bank of I. A. and China, Queen's Road Keele, Octavius R. bill broker, Yokohama
Keer, C., merchant, Shanghae
Keiner, F., clerk, Ladage, Oelke & Co, merchants, Praya
Keith, Rev. C., missionary, Shanghae
Keller, J. B., shipping master, Shanghae
Kelly, J, tidewaiter, Chinkiang
Kemp, James, editor China Mail, Staunton Street
Kemp, J. clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co., storekeepers, Shanghae
Kemptner, W., British resident, Yokohama (absent)
Konadew, J. G. clerk, Jarvie, Thorburn & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Kenneth, W. clerk, Dow & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Kenny, David, American resideat, Yokohama
Kentwell, R H., Army & Navy Hotel, Queen's Road
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Kenward, R., druggist and packet agent, Whampoa Keppell, T. British resident, Nagasaki
Keppell, G.,
do.
do.
Keppell, George A.,commander receiving ship Ariel, Woosung Kerim, P., clerk, A Habbibhoy, merchant, Gage Street
Kerr, J. G., M. D., missionary, Canton
Kerr, W. Mc D., proprietor El Dorado Inn, Queen's Road West
Keswick, W. partner Jardine, Matheson & Co., merchants, Kanagawa (absent)
Kettels, P., Hamburg Tavern, Queen's Road West
Keys, T., clerk D. Lapraik, merchant, D'Aguilar Street
Khakoo, D., broker, Stanley Street
Khambata, P. E., clerk, K. Ebrahim, Sons & Co., merchant, Gage Street
Khakeebboy, C., clerk, E. Soomar, merchants, Shanghae
Khalakdina, P., partner Nursey Kessowjee & Co., merchants, Wellington Street
Khetsey, M. manager, G. Sewjee & Co., merchants, Foochow
Khetsey, C. partner G. Sewjee & Co., merchants, Stanley Street Kielman, C., partner Kielman & Alisch, merchant, Amoy Kiemer, F., assistant Ladage Oelke & Co. clothiers, Praya Kiesel, L. partner, Reimer & Co., watchmakers, Shanghae Kimboll, O. H. clerk, Fogg & Co., shipchandlers, Shanghae Kindersley, B. T., clerk Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road King, C. J. partner Chapman, King & Co., merchants, Shanghae King, D., Jr, clerk, Russell & Co., merchants, Queen's Road King, G. clerk, P. and O. Co., Queen's Road
King, Richard, tidewaiter Imperial Mar. Customs, Canton
King, W., issuer military stores, Queen's Road
King, W. D. clerk, Smith, Archer & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street
King, W. E., interpreter, British consulate, Hankow
Kingdon, N. P. clerk, Turner & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Kingsmill, Henry, barrister, Queen's Road
Kingsmill, Thos W., architect and surveyor, Hankow
Kinnear, W. B. clerk, Smith Kennedy & Co., merchants, Foochow
Kip. Rev. L. W.. Jr., missionary, Amoy
Kip. W. Ingraham, secretary U. S. legation, Yokohama
Kirby, D. tide-waiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Whampoa Kirby, E., merchant, Shanghae
Kirby, E. C., partner Kirby & Co., merchants, Ningpo
Kirby, F., clerk
do.
do.
Kirby, W. clerk, Jardine Matheson& Co., merchants, East Point Kirchhoff, B. clerk Bosman & Co, merchants, Praya
Kjær, H., clerk J. Burd & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Kleckskowski, Comte, charge d'affaires French Legation, Peking
Klein, T. clerk De Coningh Carst and Lels, merchants, Yokohama
Klink, M., engineer, Manila
Knight, F. F., merchant, and U. S. consul, Newchwang
Knight, pilot. Foochow
Knoop, F., partner Knoop & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Knowlton, Rev. M. J., missionary, Ningpo
Koch, E.. clerk Harkort & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Kockers, Bev. H. Z., missionary, Chefoo
Kohrs, G., clerk Lutkens Roesing & Co. merchants, Graham Street Konsch, A., hatter, Manila
Koop, T. Whampoa
RESIDENTS.
Kopsch, H., student interpreter Imp. Mar. Customs, Hanków Koultshitsky, Rev. A., Russian Ec. mission, Peking Kraal, W. clerk, Giles & Co. shipchandlers, Amoy
Kramer, H. A. partner Kramer & Co. storekeepers, Shanghae
Kramer, C. clerk, Siemssen & Co. merchants, Shanghao
Kranss, A. A., clerk Shaw Bros., merchants, Shanghae
Krayer, A. silk inspector, Bower, Hanbury & Co. merchants, Shanghae Kroes, P. T. clerk, Kroes & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Kroes, T., merchant, and Dutch vice-consul, Shanghae
Krolczyk, Rev. A. missionary, Hoan
Kruger, C. clerk, Pasedag & Co. merchants, Amoy Kruger, H. clerk, Siemssen & Co. merchants, Foochow
Kunst, G., merchant, Shanghae
Kup, A. W. P., Dutch Consul, Queen's Road
Kuper, A. L., C.B., rear adm. & comd-in-chief H. B. M. navy in China
Lacumsee, J. clerk, M. Dossabboy, merchant, Graham Street
Lacy, R. D. foreman, Amoy Dock Co., Amoy
Ladd, T. C., merchant, Queen's Road
Ladendorff, L., principal foundling hospital, West Point
Lafon, H. clerk, Vaucher, & Co., merchants, Queen's Road
Laidlaw, James, Jr. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Shangbae
Laidrich, Edward, assistant F. L. Juvet, watchmaker, Shanghae
Lakeman, N. W. pilot, Shanghae
Lakes, G. W., marshall, U. Š. consulate, Nagasaki
Lalcaca, F. D. clerk, R. H. Camajee & Co. merchants, Gough Street
Laljee, A., merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Laljee, S. clerk, M. Damabhoy, merchant, Hollywood Road
Lambert, R. C. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Lambert, Albert G. shipwright, Collyer & Lambert, Shanghae
Lammert, G. R. partner Lammert Atkinson & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road
Lamont, John, shipwright, East Point and Aberdeen
Lança, E. L, merchant, Macao
Lancken, Fred, clerk Pasedag & Co, merchants, Amoy
Lane, T..A. partner Lane.. Crawford & Co. shipchandlers, (absent)
Lane, William
do.
do.
Lapraik, Douglas, merchant, D'Aguilar Street
Lapraik, John, S. clerk, do.
Queen's Road
Larken, T. L. partner J. Forster & Co. merchants, Foochow
Larousse, M. Z., frere coadjuteur, Roman Catholic mission, Ningpo
Lasschuit, D., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Lastdrager, J. B. assistant Dutch consulate, Yokohama
Latham, O, clerk, Fussell & Co. merchants, Foochow
Latimer, N. clerk, Smith, Kemedy & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Lattey, J. S., watchmaker, Manila
Lauder, H. S., acting assistant surgeon, H M. hospital-ship Melville, harbour
Laurence, H. A., clerk Rothwell Love & Co. merchants, Shangbae
Laurie, P. G. clerk. Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Lavers, E. H. clerk. Gilman & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Lawrence, E., practitioner-at-law and notary-public, Shanghae Lawrence, F. W. partner Bull, Purdon & Co. merchants, Canton Lawrence, G. R. clerk, Bull Purdon & Co. merchants, Spring Garden Lawrence, W. C., American resident, Nagasaki
Lay, G. T., clerk Moncrieff Grove & Co. mere hants, Shanghae
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Lay, H. N. Superintendent Imp. Mar. Customs (absent)
Lay, W. H., 1st assist. Brit. consulate, and packet agent, Amoy Lay, W., student interpreter, British consulate, Chinkiang Laycock, Henry, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Lea, Rev. W. K., missionary, Amoy
Lecaros, V. clerk, Guichard et Fils, merchants, Manila Lecaros, J., attache, Spanish consulate, Macao
Lechler, Rev. R., missionary, Queen's Road
Lederman, H., clerk, F. Constancieux, merchant, Yokohama
Leembruggen, J. W. clerk, Russell &Co. merchants, Shanghae
Lees, Rev. J., missionary, Tientsin
Legge, Rev. James, D.D., missionary, and pastor of Union Chapel, Mission House Leigh, A., clerk, Dry Dock Co., Amoy
Leighton, II. merchant, Shanghae
Leiria, Antonio, clerk, post-offloe
Leiria, H. A. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Wellington Street Lemaire, Chas, clerk Remi, Schmidt & Co..merchauts, Shanghae
Lemaire, G., interpreter, French consulate, Shanghae
Lemaire, E. clerk, Remi, Schmidt & Co. merchants, Shanghae Lémann, H. B. partner, Gilman & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Lemann, Wm. partner, Gilman & Co. merchants, Foochow
Lent, W., dep. commissioner, Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Lent, R. J. clerk, Watson & Co. merchants, Shanghae Lent, J. O. clerk Gilman & Co. merchants, Foochow
Leon, Chemin Dupontes, clerk Remi Schmidt & Co. merchants, Yokohama Leon, S. de, intendante general treasury, Manila
Leonard, J. K., commissioner, Imp. Mar. Customs, Chinkiang
Lessler, M. L. clerk, McKenzie & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Levett, W., godown-keeper, Walker Borradaile & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Levy, A. clerk Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Levy, John, clerk, Char. Mer. Bank of India, Shanghae
Levysohn, A. C. partner Oxford & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Lewer, R., M.D., surgeon, Whampoa
Lewes, W. F., agent, Dent & Co. merchants, Swatow
Lewis, B. R., clerk T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Lewis, G., clerk J. Forster & Co. merchants, Foochow
Lewis, R. R. clerk, Fogg & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Libois, Rev. N. F., procureur, French mission, Staunton St.
Lima, J, M. O. clerk, Holliday Wise & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Limby, H. J., clerk J. Forster & Co. merchants, Foochow Limeber, C. B. tea inspector, Foochow
Limjee, D. partner P. F. Cama & Co. merchants, Amoy
Lineker, A. G., clerk Bourjau Hubener & Co. merchants, Queens' Road
Lind, A. A. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants,. Canton
Linstead, T. G. manager Lindsay & Co. merchants, Praya
Litchfield, E., dep. asst. com. gen., Commissariat Department
Little, Arch. J. tea inspector, Kiukiang
Little, F., partner Rising Sun Tavern, Queen's Road Littlefield, H., painter P. & O. Co. West Point
Livingston, E. T. tea inspector, Boyd & Co, merchants, Amoy Livingston, J., merchant, Tientsin
Llewellyn, I., partner Llewellyn & Co,, druggists, Shanghae
Lloyd, John, clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
Lloyd, Percy, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, (absent) Lloyd, J. N., dep. asst. supt., Military Stores
Lobscheid, Rev. W., West Point
Lockhead, John, surgeon, Elgin Terrace
Lockhart, W., medical missionary, Chinese Hospital, Peking Lockhart, A., engineer, P. & O Co., Queen's Road
Locke, A., foreman coppersmith P&O. Co., Queen's Road Logan, J., engineer, Duddell Street
London, J. inspector of nuisances, Central Police Station
Loney, Nicholas, British vice-consul at Iloilo, Phillipine Islands
Lookmanjee, A. K. clerk, G. Sewjee, & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Lopes, Pedro, clerk, P. & O. Co. Queen's Road
Lopes, E. clerk, Jorgé & Co, merchants, Macao
Lord, Rev. E. C., missionary, Ningpo
Lord, C. A., assistant and interpreter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton Lording, W., clerk, harbour's master office, Praya
Losselin, T. clerk, Meynard, Cousin & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Loughead,J. F, asst, surgeon R. A., Shanghae
Loup, P. clerk, Vaucher Freres, merchants, Shanghae
Loureiro, E., merchant, Yokohama
Loureiro, Pedro, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae Loureiro, Joze, agent, (do.) & French consul, Nagasaki Loureiro, A., Portuguese resident, Nagasaki
Loureiro, F., ship-broker, Shanghae
Love, J. partner Rothwell, Love & Co. merchants, Shanghae Love, R. E. partner, A. R. Tilby & Co. shipbrokers, Shangliae Lovell, E. W. clerk, Bull, Purdon & Co. merchants, Shanghae Low, Robert A. overseer, A. Shortrede & Co. Old Bailey Street Low, E. G. clerk, A. Heard & Co,, merchants, Kewkiang Lowe, R., tide waiter, Imp Maritime Customs, Foochow Lowder,-, student interpreter, H.B.M. Legation, Yeddo Lowcock, H. clerk, Cribb Livingston & Co. merchants, Foochow Lowndes, R. W. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila Lozey, E. G., asst. Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae Lubeck, L. A., shipchandler, Rua Central, Macao
Lucas, C. clerk, Blain, Tate & Co. merchants, Shanghae Luce, W. H. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Foochow
Lucksinger, F. clerk, Jenny & Co. merchants, Manila
Luddeke, F. clerk, Siemssen & Co., merchants, Hankow
Ludba, M manager, H. Ebrahim Sons; & Co. merchants, Shanghae Ludlam, J. S. partner Hawkins & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae
Ludwig, J., clerk O. E. Freeman, storekeeper, Yokohama
Lumberg, P., clerk Reynvaan Chabert & Co. storekeepers, Saigon
Lungrana, E. D. partner Deguria & Co.merchants, Canton
Lutkens, L. partner Lutkens, Boesing & Co. merchants, Graham Street
Lutz, C. clerk, Eugster Labhart & Co. merchants, Manila
Luz, F. de P. da, clerk, Superior Court.Macao
Luz, J. P. da, clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queen's Road,
Luz, J. A. da, printer, Cochrane Street
Lyall, G. partner, Lyall Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road, (absent)
Lyall, R., partner Lyall Still & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Lynill, C. S. S., agent, Commercial Bank of India, Honkow
Lyon, H., M. D. Wood ville terrace and Queen's Road
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Lyons, Thos A. clerk, Jardine Matheson & Co. merchants, Hankow
Lyson, T. G. 1st assistant Imp, Mar, Customs, Canton
Maher, M. clerk, M. A. dos Remedios, merchant, Macao
MacCalney, J. B., British resident, Yokohama
Macandrew, James, partner Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Macaulay, James, B., hotel keeper, Yokohama
Macarthy, J. J., M.D., staff assistant surgeon, Tientsin
Maclehose, J. clerk, Walker, Borradaille & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Macconochie, J. blacksmith, Lamont's dock, East Point
Macdonald, Mrs. F. M., British resident, Yokohama
Macdonald, W., commission agent, and Lloyd's agent, Yokohama
Macdonald, J., student interpreter, H.B.M. Legation, Yeddo
Macdonald, J., shipwright J. C. Couper & Co, dockowners, Whampoa
Macdonald, J. S. shipwright, Queen's Road
Macdouall, John, agent, Oriental Bank, Queen's Road
Mc Dowell, E. G. M. D. St. Francis' Hospital
Macdougall, H. engineer, Macdougall & Co. Spring Gardens
Macey, J., boilermaker P. & O. Co., West Point.
Macfarlane, M. clerk, J. Lamont, dock owner, East Point
Macgilivray, T., clerk Henderson and West, provisioners, Yokohama
Macgowan, Rev. John, missionary, Shanghae
Macgregor, T., engineer Lamont's dock, East Point
Machado, J. clerk, Ellissen & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street
Machado, F. G., sorter, post office
Machado, F., clerk, harbour master's office
Mackellar, J. partner Mackellar & Co, merchants, Hankow
Mackellar, M. R. clerk
do.
Mackay, J. clerk, Ker & Co, merchants, Manila
Mackenzie, J. J. partner Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road.
Mackenzie, K. R., merchant, Hankow
Mackenzie, D. W, partner D. W. Mackenzie & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Mackenzie, Wm., partner M. & Richardson, merchants, Shanghae (absent.)
Mackenzie, J., partner Mackenzie & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
do.
do.,
Mackenzie, David,
Mackenzie, R. clerk, do.
Mackenzie, D., American resident, Yokohama
Mackenzie, Rev. H. L., missionary, Swatow
Shanghae
Mackay, George, accountant Chartered Bank of India, &c., Shanghas
Mackintosh, F. H, tea inspector Jarvie Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Maclellan, J. W. manager Commercial Bank of India, Shanghae
Mackey, J., assist. Imp. Mar. Customs, Tientsin
Macklenburg. C. M., master carpenter, Amoy Dock Co., Amoy
Mackillop, J., clerk, Jarvie, Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Macknight, A., assistant, J. S. Macdonald, shipwright, Queen's Road
Maclachlan, A. clerk Smith Kennedy & Co. merchants, Shanghas Maclay, Rev. R. S., missionary, Foochow
Maclean, M., British, resident, Nagasaki
Maclean, W.,
do.
do.
1
Maclean, David, sub-accountant Oriental Bank, Shanghae
Maclean, Geo. F., partner Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Maclean, W. S, clerk, Dow & Co. merchants, Hankow
Maclean, J. L., partner Adamson & Co. merchants, Shanghae (absent) Maclean, H. C., clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Tientsin
RESIDENT'S.
Maclean, P., clerk, Turner & Co, merchants, Shanghae Maclellan, D. W. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Macleod, M.A. partner Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, (absent) Macleod, J. J. engineer, J. C. Cowper & Co. dock owners, Whampoa
Macleod, Neil, clerk, Smith, Bell & Co. merchants, Manila
MacMurdo, R., marine surveyor, and acting harbour master, Hollywood Road Maconechy, M. clerk, Ker & Co, merchants, Manila
Macphail, N. J. clerk, Forster & Co. merchants, Amoy
Macpherson, A. J., merchant, Yokohama
Macpherson, A., interpreter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Magniac, Herbert St L. partner, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Hankow
Magrath, J., weigher, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Maher, J. A., clerk, Chartered Mer. Bank, Queen's Road
Mahomed, B., clerk, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Peel Street
Mahomed, R manager Ebrahim & Co. merchants, Gage Street
Mahomed, T., merchant, Graham Street
Maine, Samuel, merchant, Yokohama
Maintz, E. partner Reiss & Co. merchants, Canton
Maitland, F., bill broker, Yokohama
Maitland, R. K. partner Maitland, Bush & Co. merchants, Newchwang
Maitland, J. A. clerk Thorne Bros. & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Maitland, J., merchant, Shanghae
Major, F. clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Canton
Major, E. clerk, Fletcher & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Major, A. clerk. Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Maher, V., staff surgeon, Military Hospital
Malcolm, J. W., clerk Forster & Co. merchants, Foochow
Malthy, J., Brit. resident, Nagasaki
Mancel E, H. I.M.'s consul, Canton
Manekjee, F. manager, C. B. Wadia & Co, merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace
Mangum, W. P., U.S. consul, Ningpo
Maniquet, J. partner Maniquet & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Manjee, J, M clerk. A. Habibhoy, merchant, Shanghae
Manjee, S. clerk. R. Habibbhoy, merchant, Canton
Mann, George, British resident, Kanagawa
Mann, Miss J. N.,
do. Kanagawa
Mann, J. A., acting clerk U. S. consulate, Yokohama
Mansergh, J. L. O., captain 44th Regt., dep. asst. adj. gen., Shanghae
Mar, John, pilot, Swatow
Marcaic, A., clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
Macal, F. A. clerk, Johnson & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Marcal, H. clerk Smith, Kennedy. & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Marcal, F. B. de, clerk, 8. Fernandes, merchant, Macao
Marcal, F. C,
áo.
Canton
Marcal A., compositor, China Mail office
Margesson, H. D.partner Margesson & Co. merchants, Canton (absent) Marin, A., bailiff Supreme Court, Macao
Markham, J., British vice-consul, Shanghae
Marks, H., merchant, Yokohama
Martin, E. M., engineer steamer, White Cloud
Markwick, R. assist. Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Marques, P., clerk. M. Pereira, merchant, Macao
Marques, C. clerk Stephenson & Co. merchants, Stanley Street
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Marques, F. P. clerk J. P. da Silva & Co., merchants, Macao
Marques, F. J. clerk,
do.
May Chas. Magistrate Central Station
May, F. N., clerk Imp. mar. Customs, Ningpo.
May, J., actg. assistant surgeon H. M.'s Hospital ship Melville
May, S., storeman H, M's dockyard
Mayers, W. S. F., interpreter, British consulate, Canton
Maynard, W. P. clerk, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. merchants, Shanghae McKenzie, Daniel, British resident, Yokohama
McLean, H: A., pilot, Shanghae
McLellan, signal officer, Victoria Peak
Meade, H., weigher, Imperial Maritime Customs, Canton
Meadows, J. A. T. partner Meadows & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Meadows, T. T., British Consul, Newchwang
Meara, H. clerk, Wetmore, Cryder, & Co. merchants, Shanghas Mears, G. J., boiler maker P. & O. Co., West Point
Mechain, E. de, French consul, Manila
Meclenburgh, C. R. M., Carpenter Amoy dock Co., Amoy Medlin, R. G. A., clerk, Engineers' Office, Shanghae
Medhurst, W. H., British consul Shanghae
Mees, R: A:, clerk De Coningh Carst and Lels, merchants, Yokohama
Meeyer, E. clerk, S. E. Judah & Co. merchants, Gage Street
Meejee, M. E. clerk, P. & D. N. Camajee & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Megjee, J. M. clerk, D. Poonjabboy, merchant, Peel Street
Meijzel, J. T., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Mejanes, B. de, clerk, Reynvaan Chabert, & Co. storekeepers, Praya
Melling, Robert, boatswain, Naval Yard
Melliss, A. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Mello, A. A. de, partner A. A. de Mello & Co. merchants, Macao
Mendosjee, E. clerk, F. B. Cama & Co. merchants, Canton
Mencke, J, partner W. Pustau & Co. merchants,
Menteth, D. P. S., sub-accountant Chartered Bank I. A. and China, Queen's Road
Menzies, J. dep. purveyor, Purveyor's Department
Merally, H., clerk, H. Ebrahim Sons & Co. Gage Street
Mercer, Honble W. T., Colonial Secretary and Acting Governor, Government House Mercer, T., clerk Gilman & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Meritens, Baron de, commissioner, Imp. Maritime Customs, Foochow
Mermet, Rev. E. E. miss. apostolic, Hakodadi
Merrick, N. Y., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritimo Customs, Canton
Merwanjee, H., assistant D. Cursetjee, merchant, Gage Street Mesney, W. turnkey, gaol
Mestern, C. J., tea inspector Siemssen & Co. merchants, Canton Metman, J. P., chancellor and vice-consul for Netherlands, Desima Metta, P. A., manager C. Nathabhey, Sons & Co. merchants. Foochow Metta, B. D. partner Metta & Co. merchants, (absent) Metta, H. J.
Mevesty, J., proprietor Nemesis Tavern, Queen's Road West
Meyer, H. C. E., partner E & J. Meyer, merchants, Cochrane street Meyer, W. D. J., do.
Meyer, W., indigo broker, Manila
Meyers, H. J., tidewaiter, Whampoa
do.
do.
Meynard, H. partner Meynard, Cousin & Cie. merchants, Shanghae
Michell, G. N. clerk Philips, Moore & Co. merchants, Manila
RESIDENTS.
Michie, A.partner Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Middleton, Rev. H. A., MA., chaplain Melville
Middleton, J. T., 3d assistant British consulate, Shanghae Middleton, J. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Foochow
Middleton, W. N. clerk, Gilman & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Migueis, T. d A., clerk Supreme Court, Macao
Milbourne, G. P., clerk Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Miles, E., assistant J. S. Baron, baker, Shanghae
Milisch, J. partner, J. Forster & Co. merchants, Amoy
Milisch, C. partner, Dreyer & Co. merchants, Newchwang
Miller, H. O., tidewater, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Miller, J. J. clerk, Jarvie, Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Miller, R., bill-broker, Shanghae
Mills, T., clerk Overweg & Co. merchants, Hankow
Mills, Rev. C. R. missionary, Shanghae
Milne, W. C.. assistant Chinese secretary, H M. Legation, Peking
Milne, F. M. clerk, Howard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Milton, James, constable, British consulate, Chinkiang
Minto, Geo. N., superintendent J. C. Couper & Co. dockowners, Whampoa
Miranda, A. J. de, clerk, Mello & Co. merchants. Macao
Mirs, D. F. F., bishop of Nueva Segovia, Manila
Mitchell, F. W., postmaster-general, Queen's Road
Mitchell, R., commission agent
Mitchell, J., British resident, Nagasaki
Mitchell, E. partner Russell & Co. shipwrights, Queen's Road. Mitchell, Thomas, pilot, Shanghae
Mitchell, Henry W. clerk, Ker & Co. merchants, Manila Mitchell, J. partner Thompson & Co. shipwrights, Foochow Moatabhoy. H. manager A. Rahimtoola, inerchant, Canton Mody, S. K. manager, J. Fazul & Co. merchants, Foochow Mody, R. partner Metta & Co, merchants, absent
Mody, H. N. clerk, T. Jauaran, merchant, Gough Street Mody, P. C. clerk, R, H. Camajee & Co. merchants, Shangha Moffatt, R. C. D. clerk Harkort & Co. merchants, Shanghae Moffitt A., staff assistant surgeon,Shanghae
Mohamedbhoy, A., merchant, Hollywood Road Mollah, M. M. clerk, Dauver & Co. merchants, Amoy Moncrieff, T. M., partner Grove & Co. merchants, Shangbao Moneckjee, S. clerk, Metta & Co. merchants, Shanghae Mongan, J., British Consul, Tientsin
Monnier R. clerk, Buissonnet & Cie.. merchants, Shanghae Monory, A., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Foochow
Monteiro, J. X. clerk, P. & Ö. Co. Shanghae
Monteiro, J. P., compositor, Oswald's Terrace
Montigny, Remi de, partner Remi Schmidt & Co, merchants, Shanghae (absent)
Moody, Lieutenant-Colonel C., R. E., O. B., Bay View
Mooney, J. K., pilot, Shanghae
Mooney, J., captain of Sir Charles Forbes
Moore, D. C., American resident, Nagasaki
Moore, H. E. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Moore, M. G. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Foochow
Moore, J. clerk Philips, Moore & Co. merchants, Manila
Moore, M. clerk, Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
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Moore, T., constable, sailors' home, Shanghae
Moore, L. clerk, Phillips Moore & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Moorjee E. clerk, A. Habibhoy, merchant, Canton
Moorjee, D., merchant, Gage Street
Moran, Ramon, Imp, mar. Customs, Foochow
Morf, H. C., partnerKniffler & Co., merchants, Yokohama
Morgan, Alexander H. shipwright, J. C. Couper & Co. dock owners, Whampoa
Morgan, C. H. auctioneer & broker, Aberdeen Street
Morgan, W. M. partner Morgan & Co. brokers, Queen's Road
Morphew, J. S., clerk Lane Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Tientsin
Morrice, T. M. shipwright, Behncke & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Morrison, Alex., American resident, Yokohama
Morrison A., agent Jardine Matheson & Co., merchants, Swatow Morrison, J., partner Morrison & Co. merchants, Hankow
Morrison, J., constable British consulate, Tieutein
Morrison, M. C., British consul, Chefoo
Morrison, W. P., clerk T. Hunt & Co. ship chandlers, Pedders Wharf Morrison, Rev. W. T., missionary, Ningpo
Morrison, W., carpenter Lamont's dock, East Point
Morse, W. H., clerk Walsh, Hall & Co., merchants, Yokohama
Moses, E. M. S., partner Moses & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Moses, S. M. S. assistant Moses & Co. merchants, Shanghae Mos. H., merchant, Yokohama
Mossman, S., editor, North-China Herald, Shanghae
Mottabboy, M. manager A. Ebrahim & Co. merchants, Macao Mottabhoy, H., clerk, A. Jefferbloy & Co. merchants, Canton Moul Geo. partner Moul & Co. merchants, (absent)
Moul, J. clerk,
do.
Moule, Rev. G. E., missionary, Ningpo
Moule, Rev. A. E, do. do.
Canton
Mounicou, Rev. M. P. miss apostolic, Yokohama
Mourilyan, W. J. partner Elles & Co. merchants, Amoy
Movmau, D. manager, J. Sajun, merchant, Canton
Muir, J., clerk, Olyphant & Co., merchants Foochow
Muller, A. partner Ladage, Oelke & Co. merchant clothiers, Praya Muller, H., chronometer & watchmaker, Shanghae
Muncherjee, R. clerk, P. F. Cama & Co. merchants, Webster Street Muncherjee, D. do.
do.
Muncherjee, D. clerk J. Ardasir & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Munjee, J., partner J. Fazul & Co, merchant, Wellington Street Munjee, D. clerk, E. Pubaney, merchant, Graham Street
Munjee, S. clerk, R. Habibboy, merchant, Canton
Mur J. M. clerk Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Murphew, J. S., clerk Lane Crawford & Co., storekeepers, Tientsin Murray, J., student interpreter, British Legation, Peking
Murray, A.D., master Receiving ship John Adams, Hongkong harbour Murray, Capt., R. A., Shanghae
Murray, C. W. partner Birley & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Murray, F., boilermaker T. Hunt & Co., shipwrights, Whampoa Murray, Henry, partner A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Shanghae Murray, John Iver, M.D., col. surg., Elgin Terrace
Murrow, Y. J., editor and proprietor Daily Press, Wyndham street Murton, N., clerk J. Forster & Co., merchants, Foochow
RESIDENTS.
Muslin, W., clerk, Purveyor's Department
Myburgh, F. G., H. B. M. acting consul, Nagasaki
Nachtrieb, H. clerk, Buissonet & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Nadershaw, N. M. clerk, P. & D. N. Camajee & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Nancy, E. manager, Nursey, Kessowjee & Co. merchants, Shanghae.
do. Wellington Street
Nancy, M. clerk,
Nanjeebhoy, C. assistant N. Sazon, merchant, Lyndurst Terrace
Nanjeebhoy, R. manager C. Nathabhoy Sons & Co. merchants, Shanghae Nanjeebhov, S. clerk, C. Nathaboy, Sons & Co, merchants, Stanley Street Nash, Asa, American resident, Yokohama
Nashchinsy, Lt. Col. R. D., attached to Russian Legation, Peking
Neal, W. Š. shipchandler, Whampoa
Neale, Lieut Colonel E. St John, British envoy, Yeddo
Neilson, A. B. partner Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queens Road
Neilson, W. clerk, do. Hankow
Neilson, H., inspector of nuisances, Central Police Station
Neira, J. clerk, Hogg Bros. merchants, Shanghae
Nesserwaujee, C. partner Metta & Co. merchants, Wellington Street
Nesserwanjee, M. clerk, Metta & Co. merchants, Wellington Street Newberry, Joseph Vicers, merchant, Yokohama
Newby, R., agent Commercial Bank, Foochow
Newman, W. partner Margesson & Co. merchants, Canton
Newton, F., assistant E. clerk, merchant. Yokohama
Newton, W., master of steamer "Hankow"
Newton, Y. G., tea inspector Jardine Matheson & Co. merchants, C.ton Nevan, J. shipwright, J. C. Couper & Co. Whampoa
Nevin, Rev. J 0., missionary, Canton
Nevile, J. shipwright, Hall & Co. dockowners, Whampoa
Ninaud, V. clerk, Remi, Schmidt & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Nisbet, T. clerk, D. W. Mackenzie & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Nissen, W. partner Siemssen & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Nissen, Fred. clerk, do
do
Nivoy, F. clerk, Reynvaan Chabert & Co. storekeeper, Saigon Nixon, J. M. clerk, Blain, Tate & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Noack, C. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Noble, Henry, manager, Agra & U. S. Bank, Queen's Road Noble, J. watchmaker, D. Lapraik, D'Aguilar Street
Nogueira, F. de, clerk, Treasury, Macao
Nogueira, J. de, do.
Noetzli, H. merchant, Amur
do.
do.
Nolloth, M. S., Capt. H.M. Dockyard, and Princess Charlotte
Noordhock, Hegt H. A., storekeeper, Yokohama
Noordbock, Hegt H. B. M. do.
do.
Noormahomed, V. manager C. Nathaboy, Sons & Co. merchants, Stanley Street
Noormahoined, S. clerk
Nordaby, G., Shanghae
do.
Noronha, Delfino, printer, Oswald's Terrace
Noronha, F., apothecary Lock Hospital
Noronha, Henrique, clerk Oriental Bank, do
Noronha, Jose, clerk, do. do
do
Norris, G. A. F., partner Bowra & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road Notiwalla, R. P., clerk, Colah & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road
Notley, W. H. clerk, Walker, Barradoile & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
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Nowrojee, H. partner J. Ardasir & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Nowrojee, P. partner Nowrojee & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Nowrojee, P., clerk P. F. Cama & Co. merchants Queen's Road Nusswa njee, J. partner J. Ardasir & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Nuthoo, N. clerk, G. Sewjee & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Nuthoo, K. M. clerk, Nursey, Kessowjee & Co. merchants, Canton Nutt, J. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hankow
Nuy, P, clerk, Bosman & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Nye C. D., partner Bull Purdon & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Nye, Gideon, Jr., merchant and U. S. Consul, 54 Rua Central, Macao Oberers, F. constable, Spanish consulate, Shanghae
O'Brien, C., assist. usher, Chief Magistrate's Office
O'Callaghan, F. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Odell, J. tea inspector Olyphant & Co, merchants, Foochow
Odell, T. S. partner Deacon & Co. tea inspectors, Canton
Ogeary Porras, G., Spanish consul, Shanghae
Ogilvie, John, clerk, Ker & Co. merchants, Manila
Olmsted, W. N., clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Kewkiang
Olveira, J. dos S. d', clerk, Customs, Macao,
Olyphant, R. M. partner Olyphant & Co. merchants (absent) Oordt, W. C. van, clerk Bosman & Co. merchants, Praya
Orbets, R. de, Spanish vice-consul, Canton
Ormiston, W., manager Chartered Mercantile Bank Queen's Road Ortega, M. clerk, Tilson, Hermann & Co merchants, Manila Ortmann, L. partner Dirks & Co: merchants, Swatow
Osmund, C. clerk, Chief Magistrate's Office
Osouf, Rev. P. M., vice procureur, French mission, Staunton Street Ostrom, Rev. Alvin, missionary, Amoy
O'Toole, P., inspector of markets Central market
Ovenstone, J., mate of Ly-ee-moon
Overbeck, Gustav, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Overweg, C. W. partner Overweg & Co. merchants, Shanghas
Overweg, A. clerk, do. Shanghae
Owen, J. clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Foochow
Owen, R. C. R., barrister, Queen's Road"
Owen, W. manager Commercial Hotel, Queen's Road
Owens, L. partner Karuth & Co. merchants, Manila
Owens, J. boiler-maker, P. & O. Co. Queen's Road West
Owner, H., American resident, Yokohama
Oxford, Joseph, partner Oxford & Co. merchants (absent)
Ozorio. C. A. Jr. clerk Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Ozorio, C. J. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Old Bailey Street
Pacheco, D. C. clerk, B. de S. Fernandes, Macao
Palmer, J. L., F.R.c.8. Surgeon and medical store-keeper, H.M.S. Melville Palmer. H. N. partner Peele, Hubbel & Co. merchants, Manila
Palmer, W. II., clerk Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Shanghae Palmer, Ed. S. clerk Lane, Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Shanghae
Polsbroek, D. de Graeffvon, Netherlands vice-consul, Kanagawa
Pape, A., dep. purveyor, Purveyor's Department.
Papendick, C. H. H., American resident, Nagasaki
Parizot, L. clerk, Stammann & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Parker, C., photographer, Parade Ground
Parker, C. E. partner Heard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
Parker, E., proprietor Albion Hotel. Queen's Road
Parker, E. F. partner A. Heard & Co. merchants, Caine Road Parker, H. shipwright, Thompson & Co. shipchaudlers, Focchow Parker, John, British resident, Yokohama
Parker, Rev. J. S., missionary, Canton
Parker, Mont D. commission merchant, Pedder's wharf
Parker, R. photographer, Parade ground
Parkhill T, tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Swatow
Parkin, W. W. partner Olyphant & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Parkin, F. H., British resident, Nagasaki
Parpia, M., merchant, Graham Street
Parpia, H., clerk, Nursey, Kessowjee & Co. merchants, Foochow
Parr, E. partner Tillson, Hermann & Co. merchants, Manila (absent)
Parry, Francis, tea inspector, Birley & Co. merchants, Canton
Partridge, D. commander receiving ship Lady Hayes, Woosung
Pasedag, C. J. partner P. & Co. merchants, and Prussian vice-cousul, Amoy
Pasedag, A. clerk,
do.
Paterson, J. clerk, Tait & Co. merchants, Amoy
Patow, W. proprietor Yokohama Hotel, Yokohama Patterson,-, clerk Oriental Bank
Pauncefote, J., barrister-at-law, Court House
Pauw, R., Dutch resident, Yokohama
Payne, W. N., 21 assist. Brit. consulate, Canton
Pearce, J., foreman blacksmith, P. & O. Co. West Point
do.
Pearce, Jas. W. clerk, H. Duddell, & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road (absent)
Pearey, A. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co., merchants, Canton
Pearson, W. clerk, Mackenzie & Richardson merchants, Shanghae
Pearson, F., shipchandier, Shanghae
Pearson, J. B. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
Pedder, W. H., British consul, Amoy
Pedder, Frederick, partner Pedder & Co. merchants, Tientsin Pedder, J.
do.
Peet, Rev. L. B., missionary, Foochow
do.
Peirce, G. H. clerk, Peel, Hubbel & Co. merchants, Manila Pemberton, H. G. clerk, Adamson & Co. merchants, Foochow
Pendleton, J. O., pilot, Shanghae
Pepson, N. F. book-keeper, Blackhead & Co. shipchandlers, Queen's Road
Perceval, A. partner Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Pereira, A. M. clerk, Castro & Co merchants, Macao
Pereira, B. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Foochow
Pereira, B. A., merchant, Macao
Pereira, C. constable, British consulate, Amoy
Pereira, F. J. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Pereira, F. G. assistant T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Whampoa
Pereira, H., compositor, Shanghae
Pereira, J. C. clerk, A. A. de Mello & Co. merchants, Macao
Pereira, J. L. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Pereira, M., merchant, 17 Rua dos Culles, Macao
Pereira, M. R. R. compositor, Shanghae
Pereira, T, apothecary, hospital, Shanghae
Perkins, W. H. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Perkins, G., assistant superintendent, Military Store Department, Shanghae Perkins,-, mast, of "Pembroke" Shanghae
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Peroegaux, F., Union Horlogere, Yokohama Perry, Oilver H., U. S. consul,Canton
Perry,, tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs Whampoa Pestonjee, D. clerk P. F. Cania & Co. merchants, Shanghae Pestonjee, R. assistant Metta & Co. merchants, Wellington Street Pestonjee, R. clerk, P. & D. N. Camajee & Co. merchants, Shanghae Pestonjee, M., broker Staunton Street
Pestonjee, J., clerk, R. H. Camajee & Co., merchants, Shanghae Pestonjee, E., merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Pestshonrofi, D., Russian interpreter, Peking
Petel, G. von Polamen, merchant, Manila
Petel, G. F. von P.
do.
do.
Peter, N. G. French vice-consnl, Macao
Peters, H., clerk Knoop & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Peterson, W. proprietor, German Tavern, Queen's Road West
Petrie, David, clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Pettesson, A., American resident, Nagasaki
Pettit, E., clerk, Dent Co. merchants, Canton Pettitjean, Rev. B. C., miss. apostolic, Nagasaki
Pietzker, G. F., clerk, Pustau & Co. merchants, Pottinger Street Phillips, J. P., partner Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, (absent) Phillips, G-, asst., Brit.ish consulate, Amoy
Phipps, A. L. partner Rusden, Phipps & Co. merchants, Foochow Piatti, B. watchmaker, Dubied & Co. 441, Wellington Street Piccope, C. B. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Shanghae Pichon,-, attachee French legation, Peking
Pickford, C. R. B., clerk, Smith Bell & Co. merchants, Manila Piera, T. clerk, Reynvaan Chabert & Co. merchants, Saigon Piercy, Rev. G., missionary, Canton
Pignatel, E., French resident, Nagasaki
Pignatel, J., storekeeper, Chefoo
Pinna, E. P., compositor, Daily Press office
Pinna, F. F.,
do.,
Pindermaur, G., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Finto, J. F. chief justice, Macao
Tinto, R. S. clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street
Piper, H. clerk, J. Forster & Co. merchants, Amoy
Piry, P., assistant Imperial Maritime, Customs, Shanghae
Piacé, M. L. G. de la, missionary, Ningpo
Placè, A., bailiff, Supreme Court. Macao
Platt, C. H. clerk, Holliday Wise & Co. merchants, Manila
Platt, T. partner Platt & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Platt, T., partner T. Platt & Co., merchants, Newchang
Platé, Fzu G. F. partner DeCloningh Carst & Lels, merchants, Yokohama
Platen, G., British resident, Yokohama
Ploog, J. van der, Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Plumer, Frederick, clerk, Dockyard
Pochajee, P. C. clerk, P. & D. Ñ. Camajee & Co. merchants, Canton
Pogson, H., clerk, Military Stores
Pollard, Edward H., barrister and notary public, Queen's Road
Plosbrock, De Graeffvan, Dutch consul, Yokohama
Pomeroy, S. W. Jr. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Fond, JA, clerk, Wheelock & Co. auctioneers, Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
Poonjabhoy, D., merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Popoff, A., student interpreter, Russian Legation, Peking Parras, G. Oy, Spanish consul, Macao
Porter, Capt., R. A., Hongkong
Porter, C., examiner Imp. Mar. Customs, Amoy
Porter, F. partner Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Shanglac
Porter, F. H. auctioneer, De Silver & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road
Porter, Geo. S., vice-consul, Shanghae
Porter, J. C., weigher, Imperial Maritime Customs, Canton
Porter, J. G. assistant Imperial Maritime Customs, Tientsin Porter, Lieut: Colonel, 67th regiment, Shanghae Porter, N. B. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Hakodadi
Portman, A. L C., interpreter U. S. legation, Yokohama
Potts, G. E. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Powell, W. D., assistant Imperial Maritime Customs, Canton
Power, J. C., sheriff and chief clerk Surveyor General's office, Albany
Power, A. B., clerk colonial secretary's office, Albany
Preiswerk, W. clerk, Siemssen & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Preston, A. A., assistant Imperial Maritime Customs, Swatow Preston, Rev. C. F., missionary, Canton
Preston, Rev. J., missionary. Canton
Price, C. J., clerk Bellamy & Co., shipchandlers, Amoy
Price, F., partner Price & Co. merchants, Ningpo
Price, W. G., clerk Gilman & Co., merchants, Kewkiang
Probst, Wm. partner Pustau & Co. merchants, Shanghae (absent) Probst, Th. assistant
Shanghae
do.
Proctor, A. G., judge's clerk, Supreme Court,
Pruyn, Gen. R. H., U. S. resident minister, Yeddo Pruyn, R. C., attachee U. S. legation, Yokohama Pugh, Win,, clerk Gilman & Co., merchants, Canton
Purdie, Thos., boarding master, harbor master's office.
Purdon, James, partner Bull, Purdon & Co. merchauts, Spring Gardens
Purdon, John G. do.
do.
(absent)
Pustau, William, partner Pustau & Co. merchants, Queen's Road (absent) Putnam, W. E., partner T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Whampoa
Puttell, P. N., broker, Wellington Street
Pye, G. clerk, Elles & Co. merchants, Amoy
Pyke, T. partner Bull, Purdon & Co. merchants, Foochow
Quadros, Ignacio, apothecary, R. D. Silva, Old Bailey Street
Quin, W., captain supt. of Police, Central Police Station
Rabb, F., clerk De Coningh, Carst & Lels, merchants, Yokohama Radecker, R. clerk, Schellhass & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Rabim, A. clerk, M. Damabhoy, merchant, Hollywood Road
Rahimbhoy, R. do.
do.
do.
Raimondi, Very Rev. A., vice pref. apost. R. C. mission, Wellington Street Rainbow, C. C., clerk Dent & Co., merchants, Queen's Road
Rainbow, J. M. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Nagasaki
Rajabally, A., partner Ebrahim & Co merchants, Canton
Rainsay, H. F. clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants, Hankow
Randall, T., master P. & O. Co's. service
Randall, J. storeman, Dockyard
Randon, M., clerk De Coningh Carst & Lola, merchants, Yokohama
Rangel, F. A. clerk, Jardine Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point (absent)
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Rangel, Q., clerk, harbor master's office, Macao Rankin, Rev. H. V., missionary, Ningpo
Ranlett, H. D., clerk, Allmand & Co. merchants, Yokohama Rao, Rev. O., missionary, Chefoo
Rapaljee, Rev. Daniel, missionary, Amoy
Rapp, L. F. clerk, Tillson, Herrman & Co. merchants, Manila Rattray, C., M. D., staff assistant surgeon, Canton
Raw, F., clerk De Coningh Carst & Lels, merchants, Yokohama Rawling, Samuel B., Royal Engineer department, Queen's Road
Rawson, S., bill-broker, Shanghae
Ray, J., engineer, P. & O. Co., Queen's Road West
Ray, J. J. partner Ray & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road
Raynal, G., merchant, Macao
Redelien, G., American resident. Nagasaki
Reddie, R. Muirhead, partner Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Redlich, A., clerk Oxford & Co. merchants, Quaen's Road
Reed, E. H. van, agent, Heard & Co. merchants, Kanagawa
Reed, F. G., agent Royal Hotel, Macao
Reed, R., cargo-boat inspector, Harbour Master's office
Rees, W. clerk, Davidson & Co. merchants, Ningpo
Reesema, G. P. van, partner W. Pustau & Co., merchants, Pottinger Street
Regan, M., shipping agent, Shanghae
Relhoff, W. clerk, Siemssen & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Reid, D., engineer, P. &. O. Co., Queen's Road West
Reid, Robert, partner Birley, Worthington & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Reiger, B., Dutch resident, Yokohama
Reilly, J., tidewaiter Imperial Maritime, Customs, Foochow
Reimann, Paul, clerk, W. Pustau & Co. merchants, Canton
Reimer, É. L., watchmaker, Shanghae
Reinhard, H., partner Reinhard. & Co. merchants, (absent)
Reis, A. partner Schultze, Reis & Co., merchants, Yokohama
Remedios, A. A. dos, clerk, J. J. dos, Remedios merchant, Gough Street Remedios, A. F. dos, clerk, Fogg & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae Remedios, A. H. dos, clerk, M. A. dos Remedios, merchant, Macao Remedios, Florentino dos, clerk, E. H. Pollard, barrister, Queen's Road Remedios, F. A., clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Remedios, F. J., clerk, Jardine, Matheson. & Co. merchants, Amoy Remedios, G. dos, clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Remedios, J. A. dos, clerk, T. J. Reynolds, merchant, Pottinger Street Remedios, J. C. dos, clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Gough Street Remedios, J. J. dos merchant, and Portuguese vice-consul, Gough Street Remedios, M. A. dos, merchant, Macao
Remedios, Padre A. A. dos, President of the Eccles, Com., Macao Remedios, S. C. dos, clerk M. A. dos Remedios, merchant, Macao
Remedios, V. J. dos, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Rennie, W. H., auditor-general
Reuben, R. J. clerk, Moses & Co. merchants, Suanghae
Reuben, S. J.
do.
do.
do.
Rey, chancellor, French consulate, Manila
Reynolds, T. J. merchant, Praya
Reynolds, C. P., shipchandler, Shanghae
Reynvaan, W., partner Reynvaan Chabert & Co., shipchandlers, Queen's Road Reynvaan, A. J. clerk,
do.
do.
RESIDENTS.
Rezabally, A. clerk, B. Abdoolally, merchant, Canton Ribeir, A. F. clerk Smith, Kennedy & Co., merchant, Ribeiro, A. V., compositor, Daily Press
Ribeiro, F. V., clerk, Income-tax office, Macao Ribeiro, G. J., Colonial Secretary, Macao
Ribeiro, R. A. V. compositor, Daily Press.
Ribeiro, I. V. clerk, Castro & Co. merchants, Macao
Rice, E. E., U. S. commercial agent, Hakodadi
Rice, H., proprietor Empire Tavern, Queen's Road West Rice, J. K., M. D., surgeon Civil Hospital
Richards, C. H., American resident, Yokohama
Richardson, L., M., D. surgeon,
Richardson, T. W. partner Bradley & Co. merchants, Swatow
Rickard, J. W., pilot, Shanghae
Rickerby, C., accountant Central Bank of Western India, Shanghae
Rickett, John, clerk, P. & O. S. N. Co., Queen's Road
Ridge, J. C. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Canton
Rigby, E. partner Ross Barber & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Ringer, J. M. tea-inspector, Rothwell, Love & Co. merchants, Shanghae Rio, J. M. del, emigration agent, Macao
Ripley, W. W. partner Shaw Bros. & Co. merchants, Shanghae Ritchie, I. P. clerk, Moses & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Ritchie, J. proprietor Irish Flag Tavern, Queen's Road West Ritchie, J., tidewaiter Imperial Maritime Customs, Canton Rivas, Rev. A., Rom. Cath. Church, Wellington Street
Rivington, C. clerk, Jardine Matheson & Co, merchants, East Point Rizzi, M. Z, missionary, Ningpo
Robaldo, G., constable, British Consulate, Hankow
Robert, M., French Administration
Roberts, Capt. T. L. dep.-assistant qr-mast.-general, Spring Gardens
Roberts, A. H. clerk, Gilman & Co. merchauts, Aberdeen Street
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Roberts, Jon, sen. partner John Roberts & Co. commission agents, Wellington Street Roberts, John, Jr.
Roberts, Rev. I. J., missionary, Canton
Roberts, W. clerk, T. Allen & Co. Shanghae
Roberts, Mrs. proprietor private boarding house, Lyndhurst Terrace
Robertolo, J., proprietor Crown & Anchor Tavern, Queen's Road West
Robertson, Samuel, merchant, Yokohama
Robertson, R. B., student interpreter, H. B. M. Legation, Yokohama
Robertson,-., pilot, Foochow
Roberstson, D. B., British consul, Canton
Rsoinson, H. E. Sir Hercules G. R., gov. of Hongkong, &c., Govt. House (absent)
Robinson, W. C. F., consular clerk, (absent)
Robinson, J., assistant Imperial Maritime Customs, Shanghae
Robinson, F. W, pilot, Shanghae
Robinson, J. S. partner Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Robson, F., surgeon, Shanghae
Rocha, A. da, purser, steamer White Cloud
Rocha, C. V., Colonial treasurer, Macao
Rocha, V. C. da, clerk, Income Tax office, Macao
Rocha, Vicente F. de, clerk, D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merehants, Pedder's Wharf
Rodger, Alexander, auctioneer, Hongkong
Rodgers, J. K. clerk, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. merchants, Macao
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Rodriguez, S., clerk, Customs, Macao
Rodriguez, J. da L. clerk, B. de S. Fernandes, merchant, Macao Rodriguez, J. S. clerk, Schaeffer & Co. merchants, Hollywood Road Roensch, G. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Manila Rogers, J. clerk, Martin, Dyce & Co. merchants, Manila Rogerson, T. clerk, Bowra & Co. storekeepers Queen's Road Romano, A. G. clerk, J. J. dos Remedios, merchant, Macao Ronald, Thos., apothecary Civil Hospital
Roney, R. C. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Roper, A., master of "Salamander"
Roper, H., foreman moulder, P. & O. Co., Queen's Road Wast Rosano, R. do. clerk, J. J. Remedios, merchant, Gough Street Rose, Miss I., assistant S. W. Baker & Co. drapers, Queen's Road Rose, Miss J.
do.
do.
Rose, T. boilermamker, P. & ). Co. West Point
Roesing, G. A. partner Lutkens, Roesing & Co. merchants (absent) Ross, J. B., partner Ross Barber & Co. merchants, Yokohama Ross, A. foreman, S. P. Hall & Co. shipwrights, Queen's Road Ross, John, clerk, Kerr & Co. merchants, Manila
Ross, A. C., M. D. staff surgeon, Gen'l Hospital
Rothwell, T. partner Rothwell, Love & Co. merchants, Shanghae Rothwell, R. R. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co, merchants, Hankow Rowett, R, clerk Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Rowjeebhoy, D. manager M. Dossabhoy, merchant, Graham Street Roza, A. B. da, clerk, Birley & Co. merchants, Peel Street Roza, F. H. da, clerk Municipal Chamber, Macao
Roza, F. S. da, printer, Yokohaza
Roza, J. F., da, clerk, Severs & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Roza, L., dispenser Medical Hall, Queen'ss Road
Roza, L. A. clerk, Severs & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Roza, M. da clerk,
do.
Peel Street
Roza, M. F. da. clerk, Municipal Chamber Macao
Roza, Simao, clerk Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Rozario, A. A. clerk, D. Lapraik merchant, D'Aguilar Street Rozario, A. dos, clerk M. A. dos. Remedios, merchant, Macao
Rozario, L. A., clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Gough Street Rozario, M.
do.
do.
Rozario, M. C. do. partner Stephenson Co. merchants, Stanley St. Rozario, M. J. storeman, T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Wanchi
Rozario, R. do, interpreter Supreme Court, Stanley Street
Rozario, M. B. do. compositor, China Mail office
Rozario, D. T.
Rozario, P.
Rozario, J.
Rozario, C. E.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Shanghae
Rumble, T., moulder, Dockyard
Rundhanbhoy, N..clerk, Nursey, Kessowjee & Co., merchants, Wellington Street Rusden, A. W. G. partner Rusden, Phipps & Co. merchants, Foochow
Russell, D. partner Russell & Co. shipwrights, Queen's Road West
Russell, J. partner Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
Russell, Rev. W. A., missionary, Ningpo (absent)
Russell, Reginald, attachee, II. B. M. Legution, Yeddo
Russell, William F. partner T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Pedder's Wharf (absent)
RESIDENTS.
Rustomjee, B. Dantra, broker, Gage Street
Rustomjee, E. clerk, P. & D. N. Camajee, & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Rustomjee, P. clerk, C. Pallanjce & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Rustomjee, C
do.
do.
Rustomjee, P. clerk, F. B, Cama & Co. merchants, Wellington Street Ruttunjee, D., broker, Lyndhurst Terrace
Rutunsey, C. clerk, A. Habibbhoy, merchant, Gage Street
Ryrie, Phineas, partner Turner & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Sa, F. de, clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co, storekeepers, Queen's Road Sa, Jose, J de, clerk, U. S. Naval Depot
Sa, Aluzio F. de, clerk,
do.
Salabelle, X., merchant, Shanghae
Sajan, A., clerk, C. Nathabhoy, Sons & Co. merchants, Stanley Street Sampson, T., agent British West India Emigration, Canton
Sams, W. F. B., assistant Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Kewkiang Sanches, V. Canton
Sanches, J., compositor Shanghae
Sanches, A, L. clerk, post office Queen's Road
Sanches, I. clerk, J. J. Hook, shipbroker, Graham Street
Sanders, F. partner Elmenhorst & Sander, merchants, Queen's Road
Sandri, M., merchant, Tientsin
Sangler, Miss, assistant Miss Garrett, milliner, Queen's Road
Sangster, C. F. A., organist Cathedral, & accountant Police Court, Staunton Street
Santon, J. D. C. dos, attorney-general, Macao
Santos, A. dos, clerk, Bull, Purdon & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Sapoorjee, D. clerk, P. F. Cama & Co. merchants, Webster Street
Sapporjee, P. partner N. & E. Sapporjee & Co. merchants, Gage Street Sapporjee, A., broker, Wyndham Street
Sargant, G.L., master of Fe-loony'
Sassoon, Arthur, partner D. Sassoon, Sons & Co. merchants, Pedder's Wharf
Sassoon, S.
Sassoon, S. E. clerk,
do. do.
do.
do.
Shangliae
do.
Satow, E. M., student interpreter H. B. M. legation, Yokohama Sauerman, F. W. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae Saunders, G., clerk, St. John's Cathedral, Aberdeen Street Sayd, H. clerk, D. Sassoon, Sons & Co. merchants, Shanghae Schaeffer, T. B., clerk, T. Állen & Co. merchants, Shanghae Schaalje, M., student interpreter, Netherlands consulate, Canton Schaeffer, T., pilot, Shanghae
Scheback, C. manager, Ladage, Oelke & Co. clothiers, Shanghae Schellhass, E. partner E. Schellhass & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Schenck, W. S., assistant, Imp. Mar. Customs. Foochow
Schellhass, F. T. merchant, Hankow
Scherreschewsky, Rev. J. J., missionary, Shanghae
Schetelig, Arnold, M.D. Queen's Road
Schiff, H., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Schilling, Rev. J. G., missionary, Canton
Schmid, Rev. B. E., M.A., American missionary, Nagasaki (absent)
Schmid, R. E., acting Datch interpreter, and asst. British consulate, Nagasaki Schmid, H., druggist, Manila
Schmidt, C. W. clerk, Frickel & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road
Schmidt, E. partner Remi, Schmidt Co. merchants, Shanghae
Schmidt, W. clerk, Fletcher & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
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Schooncke, E., watchmaker and photographer, Foochow Scholfield, W., merchant, Ningpo
Schottler, G. clerk, W. Pustau & Co. merchants, Shanghae Schoyer, R., auctioneer, Yokohama
Schmidt, W. partner Schmidt & Co. shipchandlers, Amoy Schnell, E., Dutch resident, Yokohama
Schnepel, Cesar, clerk Bosman & Co. merchants, Praya Schut, J., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Schultze, A., partner Schultze Reiss & Co. merchants, Yokohama Schutze, E. clerk, W. Pustau & Co. merchants, Shanghae Schutze, F. S. partner Margesson & Co. merchants, Canton Schuyler, R., clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila Schwemann, G. W. partner Siemssen & Co. merchants, Shanghae Schwabe, R. clerk, Bower, Hanbury& Co. merchants Shanghae Scott, C. M. surgeon, Amoy
Scott, W. H. H. assistant sup't, Military Store Department Scott, Adam, partner Adam Scott & Co, merchants, Canton Scott, Joseph, governor of gaol, Hongkong
Seabra, F. A. clerk, Heard & Co, merchants, Hollywood Road Seaman, J. F. clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shang hae Secker, J., hatter, Manila
Selth, R. clerk, HarbouroMasters office
Senna, F. clerk, Margess n & Co. merchants, Canton
Senna, J. J. de, Macao
Setna, M. P., broker, S taunton Street
Setna, A. P., do.
do.
Severans, F., percepteur, police Francaise, Shanghae
Severs, H. H. partner Severs & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Severs, A.. clerk Severs & Co., merchants, Queen's Road
Seward, Geo. F., U. S. Consul, Shanghae
Seward, J. L., clerk, Thomas Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae Seymour, J., turnkey, Hongkong Gaol
Shaffer, T. B., pilot, Shanghae
Shalom. A. clerk, Joshua Gubbay & Co. merchants, Lyndhurst Terrace Shareefally. S. clerk A: Ebrahim & Co, merchants, Hollywood Road
Sharp, Granville, partner Sharp & Co. bill-brokers, Queen's Road.
Sharp, J. B., silk inspector, Gibb Livingston & Co. merchants, Shanghae Shaw. A., clerk Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Shaw, H. R., paymaster, Princess Charlotte, harbour
Shaw,, master steamer Fenella, Shanghae
Shay, C., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Foochow
Shearer, A. N. partner Howard & Co. merchants, Shanghae Sheppard, E., clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Foochow Sherard, R. B., merchant, West Point.
Sherman, T., usher Chief Magistrate's office
Shepheard, G., chief tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton Shoojutally, S. clerk, D. Vassonjee & Co. merchants, Canton Short, W. H. clerk, Hull & Holtz, shipchandlers, Shanghae Shuttleworth,, master steamer Columbia, Shanghae Sibbald, F. C., M. D., surgeon, Shanghae hospital and dispensary Siebold, P. von, Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Siebold, A. von, interpreter British Legation, Yeddo.
Sidford, H. E., clerk Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
Silke, H., clerk Siemssen & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Sievers, H. A., proprietor City of Hamburg tavern, Queen's Road Semssen, G. T. partner Siemssen & Co.merchants, (absent) Silva, A. A. da, merchant, Macao
Silva, D. da, clerk, B. de S. Fernandes, merchant, Macao Silva, D. A. da, clerk, Mercantile Bank, Hollywood Road
Silva, Francisco A, da, partner F. A. Silva & Co. merchants, Macao
Silva, G. A., clerk, Bourjau, Hubener & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Silva, Jose da, auctioneer and printer, Macao
Silva, J. A. da, clerk, Daily Press office
Silva, J. C. da, Portuguese resident, Nagasaki
Silva, J. J. da, clerk, Macao
Silva, J. M. da, printer, Queen's Road
Silva, J. M. A., clerk, Audit office, Pottinger Street
Silva, Joaquim P., partner J. P. da Silva & Co. merchants, Praya Manduco, Macao
Silva, L. C. da, clerk, Walker, Borradaile & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Silva, L. J, clerk Daily Press office
Silva, M. A. da, clerk Mercantile Bank, Queen's Road
Silva, P. F. da, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants Amoy Silva, Q. da, merchant, Macao
Silva, R. D., chemist, Old Bailey Street
Silva, S. da, clerk J. P. da Silva & Co. merchants, Macao Silvae, Souza, A. J., "Japan Herald" office, Yokohama Silva, e Sonza, J. J. compositor, Mosque Street Silver, J. M. clerk, J. W. Endicott, merchant, Macao Silveira, A. da, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae Silveira, F., clerk, N. Boulle, merchant, Stanley Street Silveira, F. A. P. da, chief clerk, Supreme Court, Macao Silveira, G. da, merchant, Macao
Silveira, G. da, clerk, F. L. Juvet, watchmaker, Queen's Road Silveira, J., clerk N. Boulle, merchants, Stanley Street Silveira, P. C. dep. asst. sup. Military Store Department Silverlock, H. J. clerk, Ker & Co. merchants, Manila Silverlock J. partner Silverlock & Co. merchants, Foochow Simmen, J. clerk, Jenny & Co. merchants, Manila
Simmons, N., American resident, Nagasaki
Simmonds, D. B., M.D,, American resident, Yokohama
Simmonds, J. clerk Gibb Livingston & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Simoens, B., clerk Wetmore Cryder & Co. merchants. Queen's Road
Simoens, L. P., clerk, customs, Macao
Simoens, M. clerk, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Simoens, M, H., clerk of council, Macao
Simoens, M. P., clerk, customs, Macao
Simoens, N. clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Simpson, A. agent, Ellissen & Co. merchants, Foochow
Simpson, C., assistant Imp. Mar. Customs, Shangbae
Simpson, G., merchant, Canton
Simpson, John, assistant post master General
Simpson,-, surgeon, Whampoa
Sites, Rev. N., missionary, Foochow
Skeggs, C. J. clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Slate, Richard B. clerk, Wetmore, C. & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Sleck, F., apothecary, Manila
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Sloman, M. J., clerk Lammert Atkinson & Co. anctioneers, Queen's Road Smale, Hon'ble John, attorney general, Elgin Terrace,-office, Court House Smale, J. J. barrister at law, Elgin Terrace
Smith, Arthur, partner Birley & Co. merchants, (absent)
Smith, Charles, American resident, Yokohama
Smith, C. C., civil service, Gough street
Smith, C. H. clerk., Kramer & Co. storekeepers, Shanghae
Smith, C. T, partner Smith Archer & Co, merchants, D'Aguilar Street
Smith, E. C. partner Turner & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Smith, F. T. clerk., Birley & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Smith, G. A. chief officer Mahmoodie, Foochow
Smith Geo. J. O., marine surveyor, No. 5, Pechili Terrace, Elgin street.
Smith, J., comprador, Chefoo
Smith, James, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Chinkiang
Smith, Johnstone, bill broker, Shanghae
Smith, R. B. clerk, Smith Archer & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street
Smith, R. B., merchant, Yokohama
Smith, Rev. G., missionary, Swatow
Smith, Rev. G., missionary, Foochow
Smith, Right Rev. Geo., D. D,, Lord Bishop of Victoria, St Pauls College.
Smith, Thos, partner Birley & Co. mercbants, Foochow
Smith, W. assistant Hawkins & Co. shipwrights, Shanghae
Smith, William, boiler-maker, Dockyard
Smith, William, L. G., U. S. consul, Shanghae
Smith,, pilot, Foochow
Smith, G. clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Smith, H. clerk, Jardine, Matheson. & Co. merchants, Canton
Smith, H. proprietor Astor House hotel, Shanghae
Smith, J. tidewaiter Imp.Mar, Customs, Foochow
Smith, J., British resident, Nagasaki
Smith, J. L., proprietor Taku Forts tavern, Queen's Road West
Smith, Rev. D. D. missionary, Chefoo
Smith, Rev. Samuel J., missionary, Canton
Smith Rev. W. J., chaplain, British consulate, Foochow.
Smith, W., superintendent of police, Ningpo
Smith, W., tidewaiter Imp, Mar. Customs, Canton
Snelling, G., proprietor London tavern, Queen's Road west.
Soames W. commander P. & O. Co.'s S. S. Pekin
Soares. F. partner Soares & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road Soares, D., clerk L. d'Almeida, Macao
Soares, J., bailiff, Supreme Court, Macao
Soares, M. D. L., factory clerk, P. & O. Co., Queen's Road west. Soerman, A. clerk, Oxford & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Sobottler, G. clerk, W. Pustan & Co., merchants, Shanghae Solomon, E., clerk, S. E. Judah & Co. merchants, Gage Street Solomon, R., partner, Moses &Co. merchants, Stanley Street Soomar, C. clerk, E. Pubaney, merchant, Graham Street
Sooliman, A. K. clerk, G. Sewjee & Co., inerchants, Stanley Street
Somjee, A., clerk A. Laljee merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Sommaripa, G. E. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Soomar, C. clerk, D. Poonjabhoy, merchant, Lynd, terrall
Sommerville,, M. D., Pagoda anchorage, Foochow
Soomarigara, D. B. clerk, R. H. Camajee & Co. merchants, Gough Street
RESIDENTS
Sormsen, F. assistant Siemssen & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Soul, G. S. clerk, Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae Souza, Camillo L., merchant, 25 Praya Grande, Macao Souza, M. clerk, Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Souza, R.
do.
do.
do.
Souza, A. de, druggist, Queen's Road Dispensary Souza, B. de, clerk, Heard & Co. merchants, Shanghae Souza, C. de, sub-collector, Police Rate office
Souza, H. B. de, clerk, Dent & Co merchants, Shanghae Souza, M. de, clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hankow Spalding, G. moulder, Macdougall & Co. Spring Gardens Spanier, J. clerk, Phillips Moore & Co. merchants, Manila Sparks, W., clerk, D. Leroy & Co., merchants, Shanghae Speechly, S. engineer, Macdougall & Co. Spring Gardens Speiden, Wm. U. S. naval storekeeper, Spring Gardens Spence, Edwin J. clerk Aspinall Corns & Co. merchants, Yokohama Spencer, D. A., clerk, Duddell & Co. auctioneers, Queen's Road Spencer, G. G. clerk., D. Sassoon Sons & Co. merchants, Shanghae Sprowell, A., plumber P. & O. Co., West Point
Spurry, J., engineer P. & O. Co., West Point
Stammann, Oscar, partner, Stammann & Co. merchants, Tientsin Stanford, B. shipwright, J. S. McDonald, Queen's Road
Stanford, G. manager Lane, Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Shanghae Stavely, Brig.-Gen. C.W.D., C.B., commanding H. M. Forces, Tientsin St. Croix, E. H. de, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shangbae Stearns, J. O. P., merchant, Yokohama
Steed, F., apothecary, Manila
Steffens, N. carpenter, Bellamy & Co. shipwrights, Amoy Steinweg, W. clerk, Kroes & Co. merchants, Shanghae Steinkopff. 0.
Stephens, R., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar, Customs, Canton
Stephenson, Harry, clerk, Parker & Co. shipbrokers, Queen's Road Stephenson. James, partner, Stephenson & Co. merchants, (absent) Stephenson, W. E., clerk, Howard & Co, merchants, Hankow
Stevens, G., boarding-house keeper, Foochow
Stewart, Fred., M.A. inspector of schools. and head master of Central School Stiles, G. assist. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Amoy
Stewart, H. clerk, Siemssen & Co, merchants, Queen's Road
Stewart, H. D. clerk, Turner & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Stiles, W. godownkeeper, Dent & Co., merchants, Queen's Road Still, Chas. F. partner Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Stillman, T. W. clerk, Fogg & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Stimson, J., marine reporter China Mail
St. John, F. R., 1st attache, British Legation, Peking Stocks,, master steamer Island Queen, Shanghae
Stoddard, L. H. clerk, A. Heard & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Stokes, Geo. E. clerk, Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Stone, C. F., proprietor Hamburg Tavern, Queen's Road
Stone, F., clerk, A. Heard & Co, merchants, Hollywood Road Stone, H. M., shipchandler, Foochow
Storey, J. assistant Harper & Co. shipwrights, Queen's Road Story, C. H., assist. engineer, Surveyor General's office Story, Lieut, 99th Regiment
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RESIDENTS.
Stove, T., foreman carpenter, P. & O. Co. Queen's Road West Strachan, W. M. merchant, Yokohama
Strachan, W. clerk, Watson & Co. merchants, Kanagawa Streeker, Jules, merchant, Shangbae
Stringer, Rev., T., missionary, Hongkong
Stronach, Rev. John, missionary, Amoy Stronach, Rev., Alex., missionary, Amoy
Stronach, W., student interpreter, British Legation, Peking Stuart, A., merchant, Foochow (absent)
Stubbendorf, H., clerk, Frazar & Co, merchants, Shanghae Stuben, T. F. clerk, Peters & Co. merchants, Manila Studd, J., Royal Engineer department, Wardley House Studchbury, J. J. clerk, Johnson & Co., merchants, Shanghae Sturgis, G. R. R.
Sturrock, W. A. partner Boyd & Co. merchants, Amoy Stuyt, P., storekeeper, Yokohama
Styne, G. H. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Kinkiang Subadar, S. D. manager Nursey Kessowjee & Co. merchants, Foochow Suchoobhoy, M. clerk, M. Dossabhoy merchant, Graham Street Sullivan, James clerk, Gow & Co. shipwrights Whampoa
Suma, V. P. assistant J. C. Couper, & Co. dockowners, Whampoa Suma, A. engineer, do.
do.
Surie, C. E. clerk, Bosman & Co. merchants, Queen's Road. Sutherland, Jas., clerk, Mercantile Bank, Shanghae
Sutherland, Thos, Superintendent P. & O. Co. Queen's Road Swain, G. B. F., actg. master attendant, !!. M. Dockyard Swanburg, W., proprieter Swanburg's hotel, Ningpo Swanson, Rev., W. S., missionary Amoy
Swinhoe, R., British vice-consul, Tamsuy, Formosa (absent) Taffs, C. C. Royal Engineers, Queen's Road
Tait. James, partner Tait & Co. merchants, Amoy
Tak, W. M., van der, Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Talbot, G. W. clerk, Olyphant & Co, merchants Canton
Talbot, H. E., Lansdowne Terrace, Caine Road
Talbot, S. H. clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road
Talmage, Rev. J. V. N., missionary. Amoy
Taner, C. A., American resident, Nagasaki
Tanner, Lieut. 99th Regiment
Tapp, W. H. clerk. Morgan & Co. Shelley Street
Tarmahomed, C., merchant, Peel Street
Tarrant, W., editor and proprietor Friend of China, Shanghae
Tate, J. P., partner Blain Tate & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Tatham, Thomas, merchant, Yokohama
Tattersal, N., assistant Swanburg's hotel, Ningpo
Tavares, L. A. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Taxonera, D. P., harbor master, Manilla
Taylor, E., American resident, Yokohama
Taylor, J. B., clerk, Smith Archer & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar St.
Taylor, R. chief officer receiving ship Ternate, Takao
Taylor, W. R., clerk, Purveyors' Department
Telge, B. merchant, Tientsin
Temple, Francis, assistant accountant, Oriental Bank, Shanghas
Terrewest, A., butcher, Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
Thald, E., clerk. P. & D. N. Camajee & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Thill, H., clerk W. Pustau & Co. merchants, Pottinger Street
Thies, J. W. Shanghae
Thom, William, clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Thomas, Geo., shipwright, Queen's Road
Thomas, T., British resident, Yokohama
Thomas, T., clerk Oxford & Co. merchants, Canton
Thomas, T., clerk Gilman & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Thompson, D. C., wardmaster, Civil Hopital
Thompson, F, H., clerk Gibb Livingston & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Thompson, G., proprietor British Queen Tavern, Queen's Road
Thompson, G., student interpreter, British Legation, Peking
Thompson, John, bailiff, Court of Summary Juris diction
Thompson, J. H., asst-com-gen., Shangbae
Thompson, Rev. E. H., missionary Shanghae
Thompson, S., foreman boilermaker, J. Logan, Duddell Street
Thompson, W. A., bowling alley keeper, Tientsin
Thompson, Rev. W. T. American missionary, Yokohama
Thomsen, C. clerk., W. Pustau & Co, merchants, Canton
Thomson, G. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street
Thomson, Johu, shipwright, S. P. Hall & Co. Queen's Road
Thomsett, II. G., harbour master, & c, Parade Ground (absent) Thorburn, J. D. clerk Meadows & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Thorburn, W. partner Jarvie, Thorburn & Co. merchants, Shanghae Thorel, Charles, merchant, Yokohama
Thorne, John, clerk, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. merchants, Shangha Thorne, J. partner Thorne Bros. merchants, Shanghae
Thorne. C.
do.
do.
do
Thorner, G., clerk H. Evans & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae Thornton, J., clerk, Harbour Master's office (absent)
Thwaites, J. D., clerk, Purveyor's Department
Tilby, A. R. ship-broker, Shanghae
Tiller, T., clerk Parker & Co. shipbrokers, Queen's Road
Tillinghast, T. D. partner De Silver & Co. shipchandlers, Queen's Road
Tillson, F. partner Tillson, Herrmann & Co, merchants, Manila (absent)
Tilston, E. J., clerk, Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shanghae.
Tinawy, F. A., merchant, Canton
Tobler, T. C. clerk, Eugster, Labhart & Co, merchants, Manila
Tobler, G. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
Toblers, J., merchant, Tientsin
Tod, G. clerk Lindsay & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Todd, J H., clerk T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae
Tod,-, master steamer Emperor, Shanghae
Tolman, E., American resident, Nagasaki
Tolber, M, French resident, Yokohama
Toms, Richard, clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. storekeepers, Shanghae
Tonaochy, M. S. Civil service, 18, Gough street
Tookey, C., assist, Imp. Mar. Customs, Shanghae
Torrey, J. W. partner Parker & Co. ship brokers, Queen's Road
Torrey, R. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila
Tootal, J. B. partner Ellissen & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Tours, G. T., surgeon, Shanghae
ourniere, A., director French Club, Peel Street
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RESIDENTS.
Towell, M.. clerk customs, Shanghae
Townend, Edward. tea inspector, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Canton Townsend, J. commander Fort William, harbour
Trannack, R., captain light-ship. Woosung.
Trasscerra, V. T. de, judge Sup. Court of Appeal, Manila
Trautmann, T. F. H. partner Harkort & Co. merchants, Shangbae
Treadwell, J. A., American resident, Nagasaki
Trenqualye, Baron de, French consul, Canton
Treves, M., French consul, Tientsin
Trexton, C. J., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Tripp, J. H., clerk P. & O. Co. Queen's Road
Troy, T. clerk E. Clarke, merchant, Yokohama
Trubshaw, James, partner McGregor & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Truelle J., proprietor restaurant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Truelson, J. partner Bobstedt & Co. merchants, Ningpo Tuason, M. partner Tuason & Co merchants, Manila
Tuason, J: S.,
do.
do.
Tucker, Horace, assistant, Elles & Co. merchants, Amoy Tucker, B. D. clerk, Peele Hubbel, & Co. merchants, Manila Tulip, J., British resident, Nagasaki
Turing, Alex. partner Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road Turner, Henry, manager Agra and U. S. Bank, Shanghae Turner, Joseph A., U. S. N.
Turner, Rev. F. S., missionary, Canton
Turner, Thomas, registrar general, Court House
Trotzig, H. Nagaasaki
Twombly, H. N. partner Fogg & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae Twombly, H. M. clerk, do. do.
Tyers, Richard R. partner Olyphant & Co, merchants, Shanghae Tyers, W. T. clerk, do. Shanghae
Tyson, George partner Russell & Co, merchants, Queen,s Road Ugarte, J. M. M. de, merchant, Macao
Ulleeraja, R., merchant, Peel Street
Underwood, P. H. partner Adamson & Co. merchants, Shanghae Upton, W. F., clerk T. Hunt & Co., shipchandlers, Shangliae Urquhart, R. clerk, A. Cushny, merchant, Shanghae Vacher, W. II. partner Gilman & Co. merchants, Shanghae Vail, D. O. partner Olyphant & Co. merchants, Shanghaa Vail, R. M., clerk Frazaz & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Vally, V. manager, R. Habibbhoy, merchant, Shanghae
Van der Hoeven, I. des A. merchant, Macao
Vandenberg, A. F. clerk, Jardine. Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point Van Reed, E. M., surgeon, Yokohama
Varco, W. B. tea inspector, Canton
Vaschalde, M., clerk Remi Schmidt & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Vasconcellos, P. A. M., D.D., Macao
Vaucher, A. E. partner Vaucher & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Vaucher, Fritz
do.
do.
Veen, J. vauder, Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Verbeck, Rev. G. F., American missionary, Nagasaki
Vernon, T., surgeon, Shanghae
Shanghae
Veuve, M. le, secretary and interpreter, French Legation, Yəddə Veziunos, S. de., judge Superior Court, Manila
RESIDENTS.
Viane, J. G. partner Castro & Co., merchants, Macao
Vickerman, W. H. supt. Hall & Co. shipwrights, Spring Gardens
Vickers J. M. clerk, Gibb, Livington & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street Viera, J. clerk, I. J. Garreta Macao
Viera, J. J. da R., 2d interpreter of police court, Macao
Vieira, A. J. clerk, Holliday Wise & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Vieira, P., sodawater maker, Cochrane Street
Vierow, H., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Foochow
Vina, D., engineer Cebu coal mines, Manila
Vincent, E., commission agent, Swatow
Vincent, Thomas, commander receiving-ship Emily Jane, Shanghae (absent)
Vinton, Wm. clerk, P. & O. Co., Hollywood Road
Vischer, A., clerk, Bourjau Huhener & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Vischer, C. H. D., surgeon, Yokohama
Visram, N. clerk, V. Kowjee, merchant, Canton
Viscao, Docteur, medicin major de l'armee Francaise (absent)
Vogel, E. clerk, Russell & Co, merchants, Canton
Voigt, O., clerk, Lutkens Roesing & Co., merchants, Graham street
Vrard, L. assistant F. L. Juvet, watchmaker, Shanghae,
Vrooman. Rev. D., missionary, Canton
Vully, V. clerk, R. Habibbboy, merchant, Shanghae
Vuyir, G. H. clerk, R. Habibbhoy, mercliant, Lyndhurst Terrace
Vyse, Capt. F. Howard, British consul, Kanagawa
Wachtels, H. C. M., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Wade, Thomas F., C. B., Chinese Secretary to British Legation, Peking
Wade, R. B., pilot, Shanghae
Wadia, C. B., merchant, Hollywood Road (absent)
Wadman, W. S. partner Meadows & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Waggner, S. M. storeman, T. Hunt & Co. shipchandlers, Wanchi
Wagner, C., teacher of music, Shelley Street
Wainwright, Jas. E., auctioneer, Shanghae
Wakeham, W., storeman, H. M. Victualling Yard
Walcott, H. S., machinist Thos. Hunt & Co., shipwrights, Shanghae Walcott, J.. master of Hankow
Walker, A. L., Lieut. 99th Regt., Fort adjutant, Murray Barracks Walker, T. moulder, Lamont's dock, Aberdeen
Walker, B. S. partner Walker Borradaile & Co. merchants, (absent) Walkinshaw, A., clerk, Turner & Co., merchants, Hankow Walkinshaw, R., clerk Turner & Co. merchants, Shanghae Wallace, Ed. clerk, D. Lapraik, merchant, D'Aguilar Street Wallace, J. F., clerk Turner & Co., merchants. Shanghae
Wallace, Thos. clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, East Point
Waller, E. clerk, Smith Kennedy & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Waller, J. E. clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Waller, W. clerk, Birley, Worthington. & Co. merchants, Shanghae (absent) Waller, W. clerk, Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Wallis, G. clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants.Shanghae
Wallis,, tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Whampoa
Walsh, J., partner Walsh Hall & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Walsh, J. G., U.S. consulate, Nagasaki
Walsh. Miss, assistant Miss. Garrett, milliner, Queen's Road Walsh, P. B., assistant British consulate, Yokohama Walsh, R. J., American resident, Nagasaki
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RESIDENTS.
Walsh, T., partner Walsh Hall & Co. merchants, Yokohama Walter,, J. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Walter, W., British resident, Yokohama
Walters W. H. merchant, Tientsin
Ward, H. G. partner Ward & Co. commission agents, Shanghae Ward, L. assistant, F. L. Juvet, watchmaker, Shanghae
Ward, W. W., commissioner of customs, Amoy
Wardell, B. A. partner Howard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Warden, E, agent, P. & O. S. N. Co., Shanghae
Wardlaw, J. clerk, Tait & Co. merchants, Amoy
Wardlaw, J. C.,
do.
do.
Warren, W., American resident, Nagasaki
do.
Watmore, R. clerk, Jardine Matheson & Co, merchants, East Point Watson, Alex. S., manager Hongkong Dispensary, Queen's Road Watson, J. C. clerk, partner, Greenlaw & Co. merchants, Ningpo
Watson, J. B., proprietor Stag Inn, Queen's Road
Watson, S. tea inspector Bull, Purdon & Co. merchants, Foochow Watts, A. C., clerk, Fogg & Co. shipchan llers Shanghae
Watts, D., druggist, Whampoa
Watts,, tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime Customs, Whampoa
Webb, Edward, clerk, Russell & Co merchants, Shanghae
Webb, Edward, partner Dent & Co. merchants, and consul for Portugal, Shanghae
Webb, C. G. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Webb, W. H. British vice-consul, Manila
Webster, J. Aplin, assistant British consulate, Hankow
Webster, Jas., manager, Oriental Bank, Shanghae
Webster, G. H. clerk, Phillips, Moore & Co. merchants, Tientsin
Weisenbruck, J. H., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Weld, D. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Canton
Welton,-, tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Customs, Whampoa
Weller, G. F. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Foochow
Wellman, F. O., assistant Walsh Hall &Co. merchants, Yokohama
Welsh, D. clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, D'Aguilar Street West, George, butcher, Yokohama
West T., ship Madras, Hankow
West, T. engineer P & O. Co., West Point
Westall, B. R. partner Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Westall, A. O. clerk,
do:
Shanghae
Westley, E. A., clerk, Lyall, Still & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Weston, W. H., bowling-alley keeper, Tientsin
Weston, J. G. clerk, Wilkinson & Co. merchants, Hankow
Wetmore, W. Shepard partner W. Cryder & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Weuve, H., French legation, Yokohama
Whalley, A. J. clerk, Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Wheatley, I., silk inspector, Reiss & Co., merchants, Shanghae
Wheaton, W. T., clerk Walsh Hall & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Wheeler,, tidewaiter, Imp. Mar Customs, Whampoa
Wheeley, A. A. clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Wheeley, Edward, do.
do.
Wheelock, J. A. partner Wheelock & Co, auc. and com agent, Shanghaa White, Aug., assistant Russell & Co. merchants, Shanghae White, F. G. partner White & Co. merchants, Shanghae White, F., assist Imp. Mar. Customs, Amoy
RESIDENTS.
White, H. C., clerk, Fogg & Co. shipchandlers, Shanghae White, H. E. clerk Keer & Co. merchants, Hankow White, J., storekeeper, Commissariat
White, W. W. teacher, Nova Escola Macaense, Macao Whitefield, J., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs, Amoy Whitley, F., clerk P. & S. N. Co., Queen's Road
Whitlow, James, partner, Holliday, Wise. & Co. merchants, Shanghae Whittall, J. partner Jardine, Matheson & Co. merchants, Shangbae Whittall, E. manager Jardine Matheson & Co. merchants, Foochow Whyte, D. A., tea inspeetor, Birley & Co. merchants, Canton
Whyte, J. C.. 2nd police magistrate
Wiberg, E. clerk, Hall & Holtz, shipchandlers, Shanghae Wieland, F. W., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Custom, Canton
Wiese, Ludwig, partner Siemssen & Co. merchants, Queen's Road. Wiese, Frederick, clerk,
do.
do.
Wieters, Aug., clerk, Harkort & Co, merchants, Shanghae Wiggins, Henry H., Commercial Bank of India, Shanghas (absent) Wilber, E. C., hotel-keeper, Whampoa
Wilckens, G., American resident, Nagasaki
Wild, C. A. partner, Gilman & Co. merchants, Tientsin (absent) Wildeboer, J. D., Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Wilgoss, H. partner, Hughes, Wilgoss & Co. merchants, Yokohama
Wilkie, J.. clerk, Fogg, & Co. slipchandlers, Shanghae
Wilkinson, A. partner A. Wilkinson & Co. merchants, (absent)
Wilkinson, J. P., dep. asst. com. general, Commissariat
Wilkinson, T clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Canton
Willaume, J., general-broker, Old Bailey street
Willaume, N., clerk, do.
do.
Willoby, J. G., marshal U. S. Consulate, Swatow
Williams, C. D., agent, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Hankow
Williams, Rev. C. M., American missionary, Nagasaki
Williams, G. P. clerk, Frazer & Co. merchants, Nagasaki
Williams, H. D., assistant Imp. Mar. Customs, Whampoa
Williams, J., proprietor Land We Live In Tavern, Queen's Road West
Williams, M., clerk, Pedder & Co. merchants, Tientsin
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Williams, S. W., L.L.D., secretary and Chinese interpreter to U. S. Legation, Macao
Williams, T. assistant Hawkins & Co. shupwrights, Shanghae
Williamson, A., master of Shanghae
Wilson, Alex, partner MacEwen & Co. shipchandlers, Queen's Road
Wilson, C, partner Wilson & Co. merchants, Hankow
Wilson, F. H. do.
do.
Wilson, G., proprietor Elgin Arms hotel, Shanghae
Wilson, G. S., master of Vindex
Wilson, J., American resident, Yokohama
Wilson, John, clerk, Lane Crawford & Co., storekeepers, Shanghae
Wilson, Jas. clerk, Boyd & Co, merchants, Amoy
Wilson, R., engineer, Manila
Wilson, W. acting deputy inspector, Police Court
Wilson, W. clerk MacEwen & Co, shipchandlers, Queen's Road
Wilzer, F., commissioner Imp. Mar. Customs, Tientsin
Wimpler, R. clerk, Chapman, King & Co. merchants, Shanghae Winchester, C. A., H. B. M. consul, Nagasaki
Winchurst, E. C., clerk, Mackenzie & Co. merchants, Shanghae
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Wing, D. turnkey, Gaol
RESIDENTS.
Wingfield, F. B., dep. asst. com., gen. Commissariat Department, Shanghae Winnes, Rev. P., missionary, Lilong
Winniberg, H., storekeeper Queen's Road
Winstanley, A., clerk, Shaw, Bros. & Co. merchants, Shangbae
Wirgman, artist and correspondent of the Illustrated London Neres (absent} Wise, John, partner Holliday, Wise & Co. merchants, (absent)
Witt, J. de, Netherland consul-general, Nagasaki
Witley, R. C., superintendent Gas Works, Wyndham Street Wolfe, Rev. John, missionary, Foochow
Wood, A., marine surveyor, do.
Wood, A. G., clerk, Gibb Livingston & Co, merchants, Foochow
Wood, J. W. clerk, A. Heard & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Wood, Rev. M. L., missionary, Shanghae
Wood, W. W. clerk, Russell & Sturgis, merchants, Manila Woodin, Rev. S. F.. missionary, Foochow
Wong Ashing, printer, London Mission
Wong Fun, M. D., surgeon, Canton
Woodin, E. L., asst. storekeeper. P. & O. Co., Queen's Road
Woodford, J. D. clerk, Walker, Borradaile & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Woodruff, Samuel C, shipchaudler, Shanghae
Woodward,-, master steamer Meteor, Shanghae
Woodward, R. H., clerk, Cameron & Co. merchants, Kewkiang
Woodward, R. H. S. clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Foochow
Wordsworth, Geo. partner Duus & Co., merchants, Hankow.
Woolston, Miss B., missionary, Foochow
Woolston, Miss S. H., do.
do.
Wray, C. A., clerk Hazeland & Johnson, solicitors, Court House
Wright, J. M. clerk, E. Kirby, merchant, Ningpo
Wright, H. M., British resident, Nagasaki
Wright, A., clerk, Bowra & Co. storekeepers, Queen's Road
Wright, F. E., assist. Imp. Mar. Customs, Canton
Wright, J. W, storekeeper, Shanghae
Wright, S., engineer T. Hunt & Co. dock proprietors, Whampoa
Wünseli, W., clerk Bourjau Hubener & Co. merchants, Canton
Wylde, Rev. G., military chaplain
Wyndham, G. H., 2d attache, British Legation, Peking
Xavier, J. A. clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. merchants, Queen's Road
Xavier, J. dos A., compositor, Shanghae
Xavier, C. J.
Xaxier, F., apothecary, Queen's Road Dispensary
Xavier, F., overseer of convicts, Gaol
Xaxier, F. clerk, Gilman & Co. merchants, Shanghae
Xavier, J. P. clerk, Chartered Bank of I. A. & China, Queen's Road
Xavier, clerk, Dent & Co. merchants, Swatow
Yandiola, D. L., judge superior court, Manila
Yates, Rev. M. T.. missionary, Shanghae
Young, W. C. clerk, Gibb, Livingston & Co. merchants, Aberdeen Street Young, J. M., merchant, Yokohama
Ynfante, D. M. e., Spanish, vice-consul, Shanghae
Young, G. F., assistant store-keeper P. & O. Čo. Queen's Road
Young, G. R. clerk, Smith, Bell & Co. merchants, Manila
Yule, A. H., assistant Ross Barber & Co. merchants, Yokohama
RESIDENTS.
Zameren, J. van, Dutch resident, Nagasaki
Zameren, C. van,
do.
do.
Zanoli, Right Bev. Bishop E. Roman cath. miss., Hankow
Zar, John, constable British consulate, Hankow.
Zarete, A., de, clerk, Ker & Co. merchants, Manila
Zobel, J., druggist, Manila
Zobel, H. V., clerk S. E. Burrows and Sons, merchants,St John's Place
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PEKIN.
THE CHINA DIRECTORY.
北 PEKIN.
BRITISH LEGATION.
Envoy Extraordinary, Minister Plenipo- tentiary, and Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China-The Honoura- ble F. A. Bruce, σ. B. Secretary of Legation—
Chinese Secretary-T. F. Wade, C.E. 1st Attaché-F. R. St. John
2d do.-E. H. Wyndham
Assistant Chinese Secretary, and in charge of the Student Interpreters-Wm. C. Milne
Student Interpreters--
J. Allen
J. Beattie
J. Brown
C. Gardner
E. D. Jones
J. Murray
G. Thompson W. Stronach
- Bizmarell (in Prussian service)
FRENCH LEGATION.
Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Ex- traordinary of S. M. Emperor of France-
Charge d'Affaires and 1st Secretary of the French Legation in China-Count Kleckskowski
Attache A. Pichow
Student Interpreters→→
Alfred Hubert
M. Denérier
W. Dillon
UNITED STATES LEGATION.
京
potentiary of the United States to China
Hon. Anson Burlinghame
Secretary S. Wells Williams, L.L.D. Private Secretary-F. Fellowes Interpreter-Rev. J. J. Scherreschewsky
PRUSSIAN LEGATION.
Councillor of Legation, and Consul General for China and Japan-Baron de Reh- fues
Secretary of Legation--Baron de Rado-
witz
Attaché-Prince Wittgenstein
RUSSIAN LEGATION.
Resident Minister-Col. L. de Baliuzeck Secretary of Legation—N. Glinka Interpreter D. Pestshouroff
RUSSIAN ECCLESIASTICAL MIS- SION.
Archimandrite Gouru,
Alexander Koultshitski, Isaiah Polikine, Antony Lutsernoff Students A. Poporoff,
-Parlonoff,
N. Abramornoff Artist-L. Igoreff
HOSPITAL FOR CHINESE. Medical officer-William Lockhart, Mis- sionary of the London Missionary So- ciety
CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister pleni- | Rev. John Burden
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Merchants.
TIENTSIN.
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Fee-lep-see-mo
Phillips, Moore & Co.
G. H. Webster
Alexander Alisch
Alisch & Co., Alexander
G. E. Hagelstange
旗昌Ee-chang
Russell & Co.
保順
Paou-shan
Dent & Co.
John Hanna, agent
Gilman & Co.
Sandri, T.
太平 Tai-ping
J. Bannatyne
BALK
Kin-kee
Heard & Co., A.
J. S. Cunningham
義和E-ho
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
H. C. Maclean
飛龍 Fei-loong
Lane, Crawford & Co.
John Murphew
廣隆 Quang-loong
Lindsay & Co.
James Henderson
Archibald Ainslie
Thos. A. Ainslie, M.D.,
Missionaries.
仁記 Yan-kee
Livingston, J.
Ma-tow-sze
Rev. Joseph Edkins
Meadows & Co.
J. A. J. Meadows
J. D. Thorburne
S. W. Pomeroy, Jr.
J. R. d'Almeida
生利Sang-tee
公易 Kung-yih
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
E. Waller.
H. R. Hearn
世昌 Seik-chang
Stammann & Co.
Oscar Stammann
Louis Parizot
Tobler, Julius
Po-way-yang-hong
生和Sang-ho
Wetinore, Cryder & Co.
W. Scott Fitz
Physician.
W. J. Wadman
Wm. Jackson
昆記 Kun-kee
Pedder & Co.
F. Pedder
J. N. Pedder (absent)
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. Jonathan Lees
Kiang-shee-tong
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Consul-James Mongan (absent)
Acting do-John Gibson (acting vice-
consul at Taku)
1st Assistant-Robert K. Douglas (acting
vice-consul at Taku)
2d Assistant-John B. Goddard
Constables-James Morrison, James He-
witt ("Taku)
88
YINGSTZE.-CHEFOO.
FRANCE.
Acting Consul-H. Fontanier
Imperial Maritime Customs.
Tien-tsun-sun-hui-kwang
RUSSIA.
Consul-E. K. Butzow
Acting Secretary-N. T. Meamornow
Ma-la-mo-ert-no-fou
Commissioner-F. Wilzer
Assistant J. Mackey
布特錯B
[Bou-te-tzo-fou| Tide Surveyors-W. T. Hodder (Taku,)
J. H. May (Tsze-chu-lin)
dams, and Holliday
Tidewaiters-Rogers, Ray, Spencer, A-
楊子 YINGSTZE (NEWCHWANG).鳥漏
Merchants
Dreyer & Co.
Wm. Dreyer
Physician.
Chas. McClellan, M.D.
Pilots.
C. Milisch
Knight & Co.
F. P. Knight Maitland, Bush & Co.
R. K. Maitlaud
H. E. Bush
James Bush, clerk
Platt & Co., Thomas
Thos. Platt
A. J. Bronson, Simpson
British Consulate. Consul-Thos. Taylor Meadows Assistant--Arthur Davenport
United States Consulate.
Consul-F. P. Knight
治
Foreign Hongs.
滋大 T8zu-ta®
Fergusson & Co.
T. T. Fergusson
J. Davis
Holmes, M. O.
Piquatel, J., storekeeper
Sassoon Sons & Co., D.
清美 Ching-mai
CHEFOO.
府
It Sz-mut.
Smith, J., comprador
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN,
M. C. Morrison, consul
FRANCE.
Sa-sun
T. T. Fergusson, consul
Missionaries.
S. Hyam, agent
Rev. H. Z. Koekers.
SHANGHAE.
89
During the year 1862 the names of the streets were entirely chan- ged. We give below both the old and new name, believing it it will be more convenient for reference until the new names shall have become generally known :-
NEW NAME.
OLD ENGLISH NAME,
In English.
In Chinese.
1. East to West Roads.
Bund on Soochow Creek
Do. on Yang-king-pang
Consulate Road
Soochow Road
蘇州路
Sungkeang
23
松江路
Pekin
北京路
Kirk's Avenue and Old Park Ningpo
Fives' Court Lane
Tientsin
寧波路
天津路
Park Lane and Moloo
Nankin
Rope Walk Road
Hangchow
J
Custom House Road
Hankow
""
漢口路
Mission Road
Foochow
77
福州路
North Gate Street
2. North and South Roads.
Canton
1)
廣東路
The Bund
Bridge Street
Church Street
Barrier Road
Yangtsze Road
楊子路
Keangsoo
17
江蘇路
Keangse
江西路
Honan
河南路
71
Temple Road
Between Temple and Shak-
loo Roads; no name
Shantung
"
山東路
Shanse
西路
Shakloo Road
Fuhkeen
建路
Soochow Road
Sikh Road
Chekeang
71
浙江路
Kwangse
11
廣西路
90
SHANGHAE.
SHANGHAE. 海
上
Architects.
Gavin, John
Thos. Wm. Kingsmill
at rear of Consulate.
Civil Engineers & Architects
Banks.
呵加剌4-
A-ka-la
GRIBBLE, & WHITFIELD, Soochow Street, Agra and United Service Bank Limited,
Gribble, C. W.,
Whitfield, G.,
Brown, R. C., Assistant.
Stiebalt, N.,
Auctioneers, & Commission Agents.
Angel & Co., commission agents, &c.
Cowie & Co., commission agents
Keer, Chas., auctioneer, &c.
Lee & Meyer, commission agents Leroy & Co., D., auctioneers
Wainwright & Co., auctioneers and com-
mission agents, North Gate Street, between Bund and Bridge Street
James E. Wainwright
James C. Hassen, (absent)
J. Dater Hutton
W. Hutchins
D. Jackson
Wheelock & Co., general commission
agents, auctioneers, &c., Bund,
corner of Canton Road
John Andrews Wheelock
Edward Marston
D. A. Silva
H S. Bidwell
James J. Wheelock
John A. Pond
Bakers & Butchers.
Baron, J. S., baker, Rue du Consulat
J. S. Baron
E. Miles, miller
Richard Doane, clerk
Shanghae Butchery, foot of Thomson's
Bridge, French Concession
P. A. Peterson
A. L. Terrewest
P. A. de Azevedo
Hangchow Road
Henry Turner, manager
Francis Andrews, accountant
San-ta-la-ngun-hong
Central Bank of Western India Foochow
Road
W. G. Cuthberson, agent
Charles Rickerby, accountant
凌加利 Ma-ka-li
Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and
China, Keangse Road
Chas. Iggulden (inspector), manager.
George Mackay, sub-manager and
accountant
You-le
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Lon-
don, & China, Hangchow Road
William Jackson, manager
Jas. Sutherland, acting accountant
J. Rozario
匯隆 Hwy-lung
Commercial Bank of India, Hangchow
Road
John W. Maclellan, agent
John Alex. Handy, accountant
D. H. Mackenzie
高第印Ro-dee-a
Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris, Bridge St.,
between Canton Road & Foochow Road
E. Cordier, director
A, Daler
A. Philippe
L. Boussenot
麗如 Le-joo
SHANGHAE.
Oriental Bank Corporation, The Bund, be- tween Nankin Road & Hangchow Road
James Webster, acting agent
J. G. Rickard, acting accountant F. Temple, assistant do.
Brokers.
Byrne & Co, shipbrokers
Edward Byrne
Alphonsa Bonnal
Matthew Pelliur Geo. C. Williamson
Carter & Co, Silkbrokers
J. F. Carter.
W. H. Carter.
C. E. Carter.
91
Jailors-J. Kington, J. Higgs, & J. Pegise UNITED STATES.
Consul-George F. Seward Vice-Consul George S. Porter Interpreter S. Carpenter Clerk-J. H. Bancker Marshall-F. W. Pinder Constable-E. Grant
PRUSSIA.
RUSSIA.
Vice-Consul-Theodor Probst
Consul--Albert F. Heard (also for the
ports on the Yangtze-kiang
Vice-Consul George B. Dixwin Clerk-G. E. Soomaripa
SPAIN.
consul-Domingo Munosy Ynfante Constable-Felipe Oberero, & 5 policemen NETHERLANDS.
Gamwell, F. R., silk broker, Hankow Road Vice-Consul T. Kroes
F. R. Gamwell
C. A. Rees
Clerk-P. T. Kroes
Dentist.
Gwyther, J. Howard, bill and bullion Wm. C. Eastlack, Park Lane, Shanghae
broker, Foochow Road
Jordan, V. P., exchange broker
Miller, Rowley, bill broker
Tilby & Co., A. R., shipbrokers and gene- ral commission agents, Kiangsoo Road
A. R. Tilby Robert E. Love
L. T. Hong
Clothiers.
Ladage, Oclke & Co., clothiers and mer- chant tailors, Foochow Road, corner of Kiangse Road
Carl Schebach
Anton Cornet
Rudolph Stube
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Consul-W. H. Medhurst Vice-Consul-John Markham Interpreter-Chaloner Alabaster 1st Assistant-William H. Lay 2d do.-
3d do.-J. T. Middleton
Linguists-Yang-he-ding, and Ung Kung Clerks-A.J. dos Remedios, & P.J. Hughes Shipping Master of Native Crews J. B.
Keller.
Hotels.
"Astor House" hotel, H. W. Smith Commercial House, Honque
William Hodge
John Bigg
Elgin Arms Hotel, adjoining the Grand
Stand
G. Wilson
"Floating Horse" hotel, G. W. Groves
& Co.
Godfrey and Luxton, hotelkeepers, Nan-
king Road
W. Godfrey
H. Luxton
Insurance Companies.
Allgemeine Versicherungs Gesellschaft, Helvetia, St. Gallen-Wm. Pustau & Co., agents.
Allgemeine Versicherungs Gesellschaft, feur See, Fluss, und Land Transport, Dresden-Wm. Pustau & Co., agents. Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Company,--
Wm. Pustan & Co., agents. Bremen Sea Insurance Companies,-Wm.
Pustau & Co., agents.
Rotterdam Joint Underwriters Association,
-Wm. Pustau & Co., agents.
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Merchants.
Tien-chang
SHANGHAE.
Adamson & Co., W. R., Yangtze Road
P. H. Underwood
J. Anderson
G. R. Davies
H. P. Bryan
C. V. Marques
1-lak-ting
Alladinbhoy Habibhhoy, Yang-king-pang
-West of Keangse road
Janmahomed Manjee.
Adolph Bourjau, (absent) C. A. Hübener,
A. Booth, Ernst Behre
A. Vischer O. Booth A. Hasche W. Holzapfel R. S. Carr
(do.)
Poo-way
Bovet Brothers & Co., Church Street
G. Bovet
ANDERSON, THOS., Foochow road.
椁信?
Tun-sin
Barnet & Co., George
William Gunston Howell
E. C. Essex
Herbert Cope
Robert Elias
Herbert Adams'
Birley, Worthington & Co., W. corner
of Hangchow road & Keangse Rd.
Reid, Robt, absent.
Dunlop, L. G.,
Hardy, H. W.,
Waller, William,
Garratt, John,
Milsom, E.,
公道 Kung-tow
Blain, Tate & Co.
John Blain
J. Priestley Tate
Clement Lucas
J. M. Nixon, Junr. W. J. Inglis
Blum Brothers & Co.
A. E. Rosenthal, manager
A. Dentz
N. Carvalho
Kwang-fung
Bour'au, Hübener & Co., Canton Road
between Honan Road & Keangse
Road
Boynton & Co.
Boynton, Wm.,
Lane, Chas. A.,
AFKung-ping
Bower, Hanbury & Co., Nankin Road
Frederick Bower (London)
Thomas Hanbury
Adolph Krayer, silk inspector
Robert S. Schwabe
William Harbord
Octavius Cramsie
Samuel J. Morris
增泰 Tsun-tae
Bradwell, Bloor & Co., W. end of Park
Lane, between Keangse Road & Honan Road
J. Bradwell (absent)
T. Bloor
Brückner, H.
亨利 Hing-le
Buissonnet & Co., S. corner of Keangse
road and Canton road.
Buissonnet, Eugene,
Nachtrieb, A.,
Monnier, R.,
Bull, Purdon & Co.
C. D. Nye
S. H. Clarke
N. Francis Edward Lovell
Tung-ching
93
Shung-chang
Cama & Co., Pestonjee Framjee
Framjee Hormusjee
D. Pestonjee
D. Hosungjee
C. D. Lalcaca
廣南Kwang-nam
Camajee & Co., P. & D. N.
Dorabjee Nosserwanjee
R. Ě. Caperia
Shun sang.
SHANGHAE.
Camajee, R. H., & Co., W. end of Park
Lane, near Honan road.
Camajee, P. D.,
Pestonjee, J., absent.
Mody, P. C.,
架記Kabee
Cassumbhoy Nathabhoy, Sons & Co. Be-
tween Canton Rd. & Yang-king- pang.
Rahimbhoy Nanjeebhoy
Allarakhia Sajun
Kwang-chang
Cowasjee Pallanjee & Co.
Pestonjea Rustomjee Cooverjee Rustomjee
Fu-sheng
Chapman, King & Co.
F. Chapman, (absent)
C. J. King
J. A. Crawford
R. W. G. Weston
復源
Fow
yuen
Dadabhoy & Co., Tientsin road
Burjorjee, D.,
寶順 Paou-shun
Dent & Co., Yangtze Road
John Dent, (absent)
Edward Webb
F. Chomley, (Hongkong)
J. J. Mackenzie, (do.)
Henry Dent
Alexander Turing, (Hongkong)
II. Hubbard
H. P. Hanssen
P. Loureiro A. da Silveira E. H. de St Croix D. Gilmour John Walter
K. C. Dow
L. A. Tavares
D. A. de Souza
F. da Fonseca
E. C. Christmas
H. B. de Souza
J. H. Evans, (Hankow) C. Beadel
(do.)
J. T. Elliot, (Kewkiang) C. G. Lenny, (do.)
James Smith, (Chingkiang-foo) John Hanna, (Tientsin) A. N. Brown, (Ningpo)
A. P. Foster, (Hakodadi) Edward Clarke, (Kanagawa)
F. Barradas,
J. Albinson,
(do.)
(do.)
José Loureiro, (Nagasaki)
J. M. Rainbow, (do.)
C. da Silva, (do.)
和記
Ho-ke.
Dow & Co., Keangsoo road
Dow, James,
Wright, J. H.,
McLean, W. S., (Hankow.)
Birt, Wm.,
Jameson, A.,
Browne, J. II.,
Goldsmith, L. R., (Hankow)
Ryley, C.,
Macleod A.
廣興 Kung-hing
Dhurumsey Poonjabhoy
Veerjee Nanjee
Saley Mahomed Curmally
Shun-hing
Ellissen & Co., A., Foochow Road
J. Broadhurst Tootal
John Morris
94
SHANGHAE.
Shun-chang
Fajard & Co., Eugene, Temple Road
Eugene Fajard
A. Mundel
J. Maron
P. Maron
C. Avril Cap. Cardinal A. Matton
C. Delzart
Fierz and Bachmann
Edward Fierz
Amedee Bachmann
Fa-li-cha
大禮查 R
Fletcher & Co.
Archibald Campbell
James Gilfillan
James Laidlaw
J. J. Cann
James Brand
泰順 Sun-tae.
Framjee Byramjee Metta & Co. Keang.
soo road and Canton road, entrance
in Keangsoo road
Sorabjee Framjee.
Sorabjee Maneckjee Metta.
Dadabhoy Jamsetjee.
Frazar & Co.
豐泰 Foong-tae)
Everett Frazar
A. P. Chamberlain
H. W. Creamer
H. Stubbendorff
R. M. Vail
義和Nei-ho.
FREEMAN, M. P., Hon-que
4sun-sing
Ghandy & Co., M. D., next door "North
China Herald" Office
D. D. Ghandy
J. Pestonjee
Ghellabhoy Sewjee & Co.
Noormahomed Nuthoo
仁記Jin-kee
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Edward F. Duncanson,
Francis Porter
W. H. Hunt
W. Hyslop
James P. Duncanson
Thos, Bedwell, tea inspector
C. G. Webb
J. B. Sharp, silk inspector
太平Tae-ping
Gilman & Co., Hangchow Road
W. H. Vacher
G. Wallis (absent)
E. H. Lavers
T: Mercer
E. Gilman
W. M. Lowe
T. Foster, Junr
F. Xavier
T. Thomas
H. F. Ramsay, (Hankow)
J. Bannatyne, (Tientsin)
W. G. Price, (Kewkiang)
曷質 Gut-tse)
Gütschow, Chas.
Habibboy, K. M.
Ranjee Rahim
惇裕 Teng-yue
Harkort & Co.
B. Harkort (absent)
J. F. H. Trautmann
Aug. Wieters
A. H. Maertens
R. C. D. Moffat
F. Borntraeger, (Hankow)
V. Pickenpack
A. Major
E. Wieters
E. Koch
King-kee
Heard & Co., Augustine, The Bund
George F. Heard
Robert J. Fearon
G. B. Dixwell
E. H. M. Huntington Charles E. Parker
A. O. Gay
J. Nutt
G. E. Sommaripa
L. H. Stoddard
B. de Souza
C. de Souza
A. A. E. de Silva
兆豐 Chaou fong
Hogg & Co., Nankin Road
Ja.nes Hogg
E. Jenner Hogg
Edward Fabris
Herbert C. Hogg
F. Vieira
Harvey Thomson
義記 Nie-ke
Holliday, Wise & Co.
James Whitlow
A. J. Whalley
Henry Girdlestone
Joseph P. Barnes
Hooper & Co.
火栢 Fo-pa
James Hooper
Charles Grey
葉源 Wae-nuen
SHANGHAE.
Howard & Co., S. W. corner of Canton
and Honan Roads
B. A. Wardell
A. N. Shearer
F. Jenkins
F. M. Milne
H. F. Lovett
C. W. Barnes
E. O. dos Remedios E. Fisher
H. Magniac, (Hankow) J. Lloyd, (do.)
G. H. Styan, (Kewkiang)
H. C. Maclean, (Tientsin)
S. J. Gower, (Kanagawa)
C. S. Hope,
(do.)
怡順E-shun
Jarvie, Thorburn & Co.
R. Jarvie
W. Thorburn
F. Henderson
J. J. Miller
J. G. Flowerdew
J. Mackillop
R. H. Gore Booth
F. H. P. Mackintosh
G. A. Munro
寶文Paou-man
Johnson & Co., Peking Road
F. B. Johnson
A. J. How
W. H. Gracie
G. E. Cerruti
J. J. Stutchbury
點耶 Teen-yu
Kroes & Co., T., French Concession
T. Kroes
W. Steinweg
P. T. Kroes
怡和E-hu
Kunst, G.,
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
James Whittall
P. G. Laurie
R. H. Houstoun
A. Broom
W. A. Park
A. F. Vandenberg
A. Major
E. W. Batt
H. Smith
Wm. H. Palmer
順利 Sen-lee
E. Roehl
C. E. Bade
T. C. W. Muller
寶隆 Paou-loong
95
Leighton & Co., H., Bund, French Con-
cession
H. Leighton
Thos. L. McCready
Wm. B. Preston
J. Robert Greenwood
96
Lindsay & Co.
Kwang-lung
R. C. Antrobus
A. Michie
J. S. Robinson A. J. Bastos
G. S. Soul
J, G. Dunn
H. P. Gordon
G. Tod
J. Hawes
J. Innes
馬義 Ma-nie
SHANGHAE.
Maniquet, J., & Co., French Concession.
Maniquet, J.,
Bildstein, J.,
Duforest, J.,
Heitz, A.,
順泰 Shun-tae
Metta & Co., F. B.
Sorabjee Framjee Kaka
Sorabjee Maneckjee
Dadabhoy Hormusjes
彌新 Me-na
Meynard, Cousin & Cie., French Concession
Henri Meynard
Jules Gossolin
寶典 Paou-king
Moncrieff, Grove & Co.
Thomas Moncrieff
Francis H. Grove, (England)
G. T. Lay
Moses & Co.
Ezra Moses
S. J. Reuben
J. Abed
-H. Benjamin
Nursey Kessowjee & Co.
Hassumbhoy Parpia
同學 Tung-foe
Olyphant & Co.
R. R. Tyers
A. A. Hayes, Jr.
O. K. Gordon
T. Pim
W. F. Seaman
Oppert & Co.
泰裕 Tae-yune
E. Oppert
H. Oppert
Thos. Martin
Emil Oppert
隔化威Ko-hwa-wei:
Overweg & Co., Corner of Pekin road
and Keangsoo road
Overweg, C. W.,
Figge, Aug.,
(absent.)
Overweg, A.,
Mills, Thomas
Young, J. M.,
Capper, L. L. C.,
Lew-e-se
Phillips, Moore & Co., Nankin Road
John Moore
Alexander Lovy
魯麟 Loo-ling
Pustau & Co., Wm., Barrier Road
Wm. Probst (absent)
Theod, Probst
Gust. Schottler
E. Schuetze
C. Grunendahl
F. Abog
Rehemoobboy Habibbhoy
Ebrahim Mahamed Coya
Goolam Hoosain Vuzir
利泰 Le-tae
Reid, David, Hangchow Road
F. H. Parker
泰和 Tae-hop
Reiss & Co., Hankow Road
Julius Kaln
J. B. Hallam, tea inspector
James Wheatley, silk inspector
利名 Lee-ming
Remi, Schmidt & Cie., Bund, French Con-
cession
Remi de Montigny, (absent)
Edward Schmidt
Chas. Lemaire
Louis Bourret
Chemin Dupontes
E. Lemaitre V. Blanc
P. Cousin E. Facquet P. Devran
M. Vaschalde
A. Angelo
Reynolds, E. A., Hongque
E. A. Reynolds
A. M. Dick
昇泰 Sing-tae)
SHANGHIAE.
Rothwell, Love & Co., Canton Road
Thomas Rothwell
J. Love, Jr.
J. M. Ringer
H. A. Laurence
旗昌 Kee-chong
Russell & Co.
Edward Cunningham
Henry Sturgis Grew (absent)
Frank B. Forbes
C. L. Cunningham
J. W. Leembruggen F. W. Sauermann J. W. Dunn
E. A. Duglere A. M. Melliss Augustus White F. A. Foster
Philip Dumaresq J. B. Gomez A. Shaw
M. Brankin
Tobin Maury
J. M. da Cruz
G. P. Milbourne
Sa-sun
Sassoon, Sons & Co., David
Solomon D. Sassoon Solomon Ezekiel
S. H. David
Howard Sayd G. G. Spencer Joseph Ezra Isaac Joseph Benjamin Sayd R. M. Cohen
李百里 Le-pih-le
Shaw Brothers & Co.
William W. Ripley
Joseph Fry, (absent)
James Cull, (Hankow)
S. H. Cheshire
A. Winstanley
A. A. Krauss
Siem-sen
97
Siemssen & Co.
G. W. Schwemann
Adolph Joost
C. Kramer W. Preiswerk
W. Rehhoff
G. Heise
W. Robertson
Kung-yih
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
Andrew Brand
R. R. Westall
الموسوية
Robert Brand, (Hongkong)
R. H. Chambers, (Hankow)
Nichol Latimer
J. A. Macnair
Alfred Westall
W. J. Clarke, (Hankow)
Wm. Brand
A. Maclachlan
A. F. Ribeiro
Me-na
美南M
Strecker, Jules, French Concession
Jules Strecker
Yuen-fong
Thorne Brothers & Co.
Joseph Thorne
Cornelius Thorne
John Andrew Maitland, silk in-
spector
Turner & Co.
華記 Wha-ke
Wm. Walkinshaw, (absent) Phineas Ryrie (Hongkong)
W. T. Bryans (absent)
E. C. Smith
H. D. Stewart P. Maclean
98
SHANGHAE.
富碩 Foo-she
Vaucher Freres, Canton Street
Fritz, Vaucher
Eugene Borel
Pierre Loup
森和Sung-200
Wetmore, Cryder & Co., Mission Road
and Bridge Street
J. Kearny Rodgers
John Thorne
Waldo P. Maynard H. Mearn
A. R. Case
James F. Curtis
White & Co.
F. G. White
Laou-Wys-kee
Herbert Smith
Johnstone Smith
信和Sin-wo
Wilkinson & Co., Alfred, Peking Road
Henry Murray
Henry Dickinson
C. J. Skeggs Frederick Major Joseph E. Waller
Millinery establishment.
Clifton S., millinery and drapery establish- ment, Peking and Keaugue Roads
S. Clifton Mrs. Clifton
Mrs. Morrit
Miss Sanger
Missionaries.
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN MISSION.
Rev. J. M. W. Farnham
Rev. J. S. Roberts
Rev. W. A. P. Martin, D. D.
William Gamble, superintendent of press
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. William Muirhead
Rev. John Macgowan
James Henderson, M. D., M. B. C. 9. Alexander Wylie, printer
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION. Rev. Father Lemaitre, superior Rev. Father Desjacques, procurator
Printing Offices.
Carvalho, A. H. de, printer and stationer
A. H. de Carvalho
M. F. Barradas
A. A. da Fonseca
H. A. Pereira
', Friend of China" Office, Hongque, ad-
joining the Prussian Consulate
William Tarrant, editor and proprietor.
North-China Herald" Office, west end of Park Lane near Barrier Road Samuel Mossman,,editor
C. E. do Rozario, overseer P. Tavares
M. L. Kosa Pereira
J. dos A. Xavier
A. Gordo
J. J. do Rozario
V. de Cruz
S. de Souza
Macy Brown, clerk
Walsh, F.G. & C., printers, Foochow Road
F. G. Walsh
C. Walsh
Sailmakers.
Cook & Co., M. H., sailmakers Gunther, G., sailmaker
Shipbuilders.
Drew, G. H., shipbuilder, &c., Pootung
--, Caranagh James H. Thayne
J. S. Bird
S. L. Smith
John C. Stackpole Edmund Bolton
Shipping Agents.
Butler, Regan & Co., shipping agents,, British and American Consulates
J. W. Butler
Thos. Clifford
M. Regan
Leon Javal
American cons.
British cons.
Soda Water Manufacturers. Farr Brothers, soda water manufacturers, and filtered water works, Ameri- can Bund Frederick Farr Henry George Farr
SHANGHAE.
99
Steam Navigation Companies. Hunt & Co., Thomas, shipchandlers and
PACKET AGENCY.
Agent-George Baker
storekeepers, corner of the Bund and Park Lane; also shipwrights, black- smiths, and machinists, Hongque, next the Old Dock
Assistant-
P. & O. S. N. COMPANY.
Wm. Robinet
E. Warden, agent
W. Davison, clerk
J. X. Monteiro, do.
J. F. Roza e Braga, do.
MESSAGERIES IMPERIALES.
Russell & Co., agents
SHANGHAE STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Russell & Co., agents
George Butler, godown keeper Junius Schenck, clerk of steamers George Brand, custom-house officer
Storekeepers and Ship- chandlers.
Boynton & Co., storekeepers Brown, Robt., storekeeper
Dato & Co., W., storekeepers
Dunn & Co., storekeepers
Evans & Co., H., ship chandlers, bakers,
&c., The Bund, Honque
Henry Evans
Leonard Mathews
John Deverill
-. J. Allen
H. J. F. Evans
J. Grimner
A. M. Rozario
S. Pell
G. Thorner
F. Evans, baker
C. Elkins, soda water manufr. H. Chrystie
Fogg & Co., H., shipchandlers
Green, N. D., storekeeper
Hall & Holtz, ship chandlers, storekeep- ers, and bakers. corner of Mis- sion Road and Bridge Street Edward Hall, (absent)
A. Holtz
Thos. A. Cowderoy Geo. Grey
Chas. Passmore
W. H. Short
T. Place, Jr.
E. Wiberg
Chas. E. Hill
F. E. Haskell B. R. Lewis C. Ogston J. L. Seward J. H. Crutchett J. Gunsler
Z. Williams, carpenter
H. S. Walcott, machinist W. H. Burns, clerk
W. F. Upton, at Hongque J. H. Todd,
do.
Knoop & Co., shipchandlers
Lane, Crawford & Co., army agents, gene- ral storekeepers, and shipchand- lers, Kiangse Road
George Stanford, manager
Richard Toms
John Kemp
Edward S. Palmer
Henry Dyer
Mackenzie & Co., shipchandlers and auc
tioneers, Yang-kiang-pang, French Concession
James Mackenzie
David Mackenzie
John Batteson
Robert Mackenzie
Edward Charles Winehurst
Henry James Bill,
John Horgan
Pinder & Co., G. H., storekeepers
American Bund
Woodruff, Samuel C., shipchandler and
storekeeper, Honque
Samuel C. Woodruff
P. T. Osborn
Wm. P, Huguain Augustus Burus
Surgeons.
Barton, Jones, & Robson, Peking Road
Alfred Barton
George Thomas Jones
Frederick Robson
100
Vernon & Hay, Kiangsoo Road Thomas Vernon, M. D. W. G. Hay, M. D.
J. Martin, apothecary
SHANGHAE.
Marine Hospital, Rue du Consulat
Doctrs. Vernon & Hay Shanghae Dispensary, Kiangsoo Road.
J. Martin, apothecary
Sibbald, F.C., M.D., M.R.C.S. ED., Hankow
Road
Shanghae General Hospital and Dispen-
sary, Hankow Road
F. C. Sibbald, M.D., consulting surgeon W. H. Boone, M. D., visiting surgeon James Gye, supt. and apothecary John Hartley, assist. do.
Upholsterers.
Hathaway & Clemens, upholsterers
Watchmakers.
Grombert, C., watchmaker
Juvet, F. Louis, watchmaker, Foochow
Road, corner of Keangse Road
F Louis Juvet
-. Schwartz
Antonio do Rozario
S. B. Remedios
S. Alborni
Muller, H., watchmaker, Canton Road
J. Pfaff
Veard, L., watchmaker
Imperial Maritime Customs. Commissioner-George Henry Fitzroy Do.-Henry Tudor Davies (absent) Deputy do. William Lent Interpreter--A. Macpherson Assistants-F. N. May, E. Lozey, C.
Simpson, H. W. Halkets, A.J. Camp bell, W. Passmore, James Smith,- Sidford, M. Towell, J. H. Gibbs, J. Jaques, F. E. Rozario, and H. M. Fonseca
Imperial Military Staff Capt Holland, commanding Imperial
troops
E. S. Benson, quartermaster-general J. J. Martín, assistant
Police Municiple Francaise. RUE MONTAUBAN, Londe, commissaire de police, agent principal du conseil municipal, ayant la direction de tous les services Florent Severans, percepteur Louis Lagace, agent voyer Raymond Godaert, secretaire Francois Mathieu, piqueur Joseph Baconnier, do. Clement Berthelot, sous chef-de-police Isaac Roos, do.
Jean Lavigne, sergent Charles Beloir, do. Jean Osliac, do. Charles Allec, do. 30 agents de police
Receiving Ships.
Ariel, E. J. des Deslandes, (P. F. Cama
& Co.)
Ann Welsh, W. Endicott, (Augustine
Heard & Co.)
Emily Jane, Thos. Vincent, absent, (Dent
& Co.)
Lady Hayes, D. Patridge, (Jardine, Mathe-
son & Co.)
Snipe, Moses & Co.
Wellington, G. W. Bennett, (Sassoon & Co.) Berwick Walls, halk, Findlay, (Gibb, Li-
vingston & Co.) Georgiana, hulk
Ngapuhi, hulk, Harbour Master Macao, hulk, Morrice & Beyck Samuel Stoddard, hulk, Mackie, (Jarvie,
Thorburn & Co.)
Rosa, coal hulk, Wilson, Gamwell Sea Horse, hotel, Cambridge, G. W.
Groves & Co.
-o0o-
九
KEWKIANG. I
Consulates, &c.
英門 Ying-moo
BRITISH CONSULATE.
Francis & Co., R.
Jin-kee
英國領事管
Ying-kwok hing-shih-kwan
Vice-consul-P. J. Hughes, (absent)
Acting Vice-consul-R.J. Forrest, (absent)
Do. Do. -H. G. Howlett,
Constable--J. Jones
UNITED STATES CONSULATE.
美國領事管
Mei-kwok hing-shih-kwan
Consul-Wm. Breck
PORTUGUESE CONSULATE,
Consul-J. T. Elliot
Imperial Maritime Customs.
九江開 Kiu-kiang-kwan
Commissioner of Customs-J. L Hammond
Assistants-Wm. Maxwell, J. Collidge
Tidewaiters J. S. Saunderson, E. Nobel
Merchants.
H. G. Hollingworth
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
W. F. B. Sams
B. R. Rothwell
太平Tai-ping
Gilman & Co.
W. G. Price
璦記Bing-kie
Heard & Co. Augustine H. G. Bridges
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
G. H. Styan
怡和您-20
E-ho
立德 Lee-auto
Little, A. J.
R. Little
寶泰 Pao-tai
Cameron & Co.
Wm. Cameron
R. H. Woodward
Dent & Co.
寶順Pa
Pao-shun
J. T. Elliot
C. G. Lennie
費禮查 Fei-lee-cha
Fletcher & Co.
H. Marshall
101.
Olyphant & Co.
W. T. Tyers
W. N. Olmsted
Russell & Co.
Wm. Breck
Toong-foo
旗昌Kee-chang
Physicians.
A. M. McClellan
醫生-shang
Tyndal Lethbridge, M. D.
102
漠
HANKOW.
Bank.
Commercial Bank of India
C. S. 8. Lynill, Agent.
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Consul W. Raymond Gingell Interpreter W. E. King Assistant J. Aplin Webster Constable--John Zar
FRANCE.
Consul-M, Dabry
UNITED STATES,
Consul C. D. Williams
Marshall-G. H. C. Salter
RUSSIA.
Vies Consul-C. D. Williams
PORTUGAL
Consul J. H. Evans
Imperial Maritime Customs.
Agent T. Dick
Student Interpreter-H. Kopsch Tide Surveyor-S. H. Halsey
Tidewaiters-F. Wyson, G. Robinson
Insurances.
Augustine Heard & Co. Agents:-
Sun Mutual Insurance Company
口
Davis & Co., R. B.
A. E. Matthews
Dent & Co.
J. H. Evans
C. Beadel
Dow & Co.
W. S. Maclean
L. R. Goldsmith
Doyen, J. T.
Dudley & Co.
Richard Dudley
Dupuis, J.
F. C. Clark
Fletcher & Co
T. M. Drysdale
F. Jerdein
Gibb, Livingston & Co
J. T. Hudson
E. H. Hancock
t
Gilman & Co.
H. Ramsey
Harkort & Co.
F. Borntraeger Heard & Co., A.
C. D. Williams
M. de Souza T. Cheripanoff
M. P. Evans
Mercantile Mutual
do.
Hogg Brothers
New York do.
do.
Merchants.
Adamson & Co., W. R.
T. Baker
Barnet & Co., G.
T. F. Ballance H. S. Cresswell
Canajee & Co.
Coutts & Co.
J. C. Coutts
Dallas & Co., Barnes
Holliday, Wise & Co.
R. Dence
Howard & Co.
W. E. Stephenson
M. A. Jenkins
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
H. Magniac
J. Lloyd
Keer & Co.
E. P. Barraud
W. F. Gibbon
Lindsay & Co.
J. Ashton J. Innes
W. Pearson
J
Mackellar & Co.
W. G. Gordon M. R. Mackellar Mackenzie & Co., K. R.
K. R. Mackenzie
J. Birdseye
Morrison & Edwards
J. L. Edwards John Morrison
Olyphant & Co.
C. Tileston G. Potts
Overweg & Co,
T. Mills
Pearson & Co., R. C.
R. C. Pearson
C. Bennett
Russell & Co.
R. S. Dana E. Webb F. Kangel
Sassoon, Sons & Co., D.
S. Abraham N. A. Joseph
Shaw, Ripley & Co. James Čull
James H. Cheshire
Siemssen & Co.
F. Lüddeke
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
R. H. Chambers
W. J. Clarke
Turner & Co.
A. Walkinshaw
R. Church
R. Willcoxon, godown-keeper
HANKOW.
-White, H. E.
Wilkinson & Co., A.
T. B. Higson J. G. Weston
Wilson & Co., C.
C. Wilson
E. H. Wilson
C. W. Hudson
Missionaries.
103.
Rev. J. Cox (Wesleyan Methodist Mis-
sionary Society)
Rév. G. John (London Missionary Socie-
ty)
Rev. R. Wilson (do.)
Municipal Council.
J. C. Coutts, Chairman
W. G. Gordon:
T. F. Ballance
Miscellaneous.
'T
Dutronquoy, S., proprietor Hankow Hotel Ellinghausen, E., storekeeper
Falconer, J., M.D., surgeon
Lindley, A., builder
Morrison, A, boat-builder Peterson, A., do,
Riley, S., do.
Russian Residents.
I. Grackoff and family N. Ivanhoff A. Aborin
J. Bellislutz P. Cheripanoff E. Zametin N. Stahave
I. Gostinin
M. Matreinsky I. Sabashinkoff
104
寧
NINGPO. 波
悅來 U-ioy
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
大英領事衙門
Tai-Fing Ling-sez Ya mun
Consul-Frederick Harvey
Interpreter A. R. Hewlett, packet agent
Constable-Pedro Alezandro
FRANCE.
大法領事衙門
Tai-Fat Ling-sze Ya-mun
Consul-B. Edan, (Shanghae)
Interpreter G. Lemaire, (do.)
UNITED STATES.
大美領事衙門
Consul-Willie P. Mangum
Hart W. & G. M. William Hart
George M. Hart
Hatchard's Hotel
Mrs Hatchard
F. Tyree
遜昌 Sum-chang
Hudson, J. S.
倍三Pei-sam
E. Johnson
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
F. S. Green, agent
H. F. Passmore
Tai-mee Ling-sze Ya-mun.
Johnson & Co.
Marshall-W. Smith
G. E. Cerruti
Foreign Hongs.
Aurbach & Co.
E. Aurbach
Jordan, G. P.
Paou-wan
J. Witt
恒順 Fang-shtin
Bohstedt & Co., J.
J. Bohetedt (absent)
J. Truelson
F. Coit
Davidson & Co.
Kwang-yuen
William Davidson
William Rees
A. Jamieson
Dent & Co.
Paou-shun
A. N. Brown, agent
Greenlaw & Co., R:
R. Greenlaw J. C. Watson H. Birch
W. F. Jackson
義利
Kirby & Co., E. C.
E. C. Kirby
G. Peel
R. Allen
F. Kirby
Price & Co.
F. Price
H. Williams
Rayner & Co.
Tun-cheong
E-lee·
Bang-sam
泰興 Tai-thing
R. Rayner
Regan, W.
Reuben, R. J.
瑞Say-fon
生利 Lee-sang
Sassoon, Sons & Co., D.
Schafield, R.
M. S. Gubbay
Elias David
J. P. Wright
Smith, W.
Swanburg's Hotel
W. Swanburg
N. Tattersall
FOOCHOW
Imperial Maritime Customs.
新開 San-kwan
Commissioner-F. Giquel
Deputy Commissioner-J. Brown
Rev. W. A. Russell (absent)
Rev, Geo. E. Moule
Rev. Thos. S. Fleming
Rev. Arthur E. Moule
ENPLIST BAATISH MISSION.
Rev. Thos. Hudson
Rev. John Jones
Rev. James Meadows
105
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN MISSION.
Rev. Henry V. Rankin
Rev. David D. Green
Rev. Wm. T. Morrison
Rev. Samuel Dodd
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION.
Rev. Edward C. Lord
Assistants—J. F. Fisher, E. Westerguard, Rev. M. J. Knowlton
and R. Orr
Tide Surveyor-J. Samways
Tidewaiters W. M. Newbury, H. Smith, W. P. Anderson, F. Ross, W. Ferris, W. Smith, and Jones
Missionaries,
CHURCH OF ENGLAND MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. Horace Jenkins
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION. Monseigneur L. G. de la Place Missionaries-M. E. Guierry, M. A. Guil-
lot, and M. Z. Rizzi
Frere Coadjuteur-M, Z. Larousse
Police Station.
J. McGregor, sergeant
16 Constables
福
Bank.
FOOCHOW.
Com-ma-sao ngun hong
金麻素銀行 CO
Commercial Bank of India
Richard Newby, agent
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN-Charles A. Sinclair,
consul
H. F. W. Holt, acting interpreter and pac-
ket agent
Charles Carroll, assistant
C. A. Black, constable
州
DENMARK-William Lemann, vice-consul SPAIN-C. Borel, vice-consul
PORTUGAL--W. H. Luce, consul
NETHERLANDS-A. B. Neilson, vice-consul
HAMBURG AND BREMEN-G. W. Schwe-
mann, consul
Imperial Maritime Customs.
海關 Uni-kwang
Commissioner--Baron de Meritens
Assistants-F E. Wright, W. S. Schenck
UNITED STATES-Wm. H. Carpenter, con Tide Surveyors-G. Shepheard, J. H.
sul
FRANCE-E. Whittall, vice-consul
SWEDEN AND NORWAY-D. O. Clark, vice-
consul
Smith
Tidewaiters-F. E. Reilly, H. Johnston, G. F. Hume, H. Vierow, H. C. Miller
106
FOOCHOW.
A. Monory, G. Shay, J. Ford, J. Ritchie,
Tung-shin
D. Kirby, A. Pickering, G. T. Henry, Bull, Purdon & Co.
R. Moran, and A. G. Porter
Insurance Offices.
MARINE INSURANCE.
Jardine, Matheson & Co. Agents
Canton Insurance Office
Triton Insurance Company
Bombay Insurance Society
Bengal Insurance Society
Alliance Marine Insurance Company,
Dent & Co. Agents
Bombay Insurance Company
Forbes & Co. Constituent, Insurance
Fund
Heard & Co., Augustine, Agents
Sun Mutual Insurrance Company New York Mutual Insurance Conpany Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company Jairaz Fazul & Co.
China Merchant Insurance Company Russell & Co.
Yang-tsze Insurance Association. Olyphant & Co.
New York Board of Underwriters
Gilman & Co.
Association of Underwriters of Glasgow
Underwriters Association of Liverpool
Rusden, Phipps & Co.
Hongkong Insurance Company
FIRE INSURANCE.
Gilman & Co.
London Assurance Corporation
Imperial Fire Insurance Company
Smith, Kennedy & Co..
Liverpool & London Fire Insurance Co.
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company
Merchants.
Teen-cheang
Adamson & Co., W. R.
E. Henry How
H. G. Pemberton
W. P, Galton, tea inspector
Birley & Co,
Fook-hing
福興 F
Thomas Smith
Arthur Andrews, tea inspector
Borel, C., merch:ut
Tom Pyke-
S. H. Watson, tea inspector
安和Ang 200
Cassumbhoy, Nathabboy, Sons & Co.
P. A. Metta
Visram Adut
Dent & Co.
Paou-shun
W. H. Luce, agent, and consul for
Portugal.
A. M'G. Heaton
J. S. Baptista
Sunn-hing
Ellissen & Co., A.
A. Simpson, tea inspector
Teen-ou
Forster & Co., John
John Forster
Thos. Lancaster Larken.
H. J. Limby
George Lewis
Nicholas Murton
和記 Wo-hee
Fussell & Co., (agents P. & O. Co.)
B. S. R. Fussell
Morgan Maclean, tea inspector
Edward Masson, assistant
Oliver Latham,
King-kee
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Henry Lowcock, agent
do.
A. G. Wood, tea inspector
太平Tai-ping
Gilman & Co.
W. Lemann, Danish vice-consul
J. O. Lent
Wm. Brand
Long-sunn
Heard & Co., Augustine
Geo. F. Weller
A. M. Daly, tea inspector
Holliday, Wise & Co.
義記 Ghee-kee
Thos. K. Ashton, agent
生和 Sung-wo
Jairaz, Fazul & Co.
義和 Ghee-wo
S. K. Mody, manager
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
FOOCHOW.
E. Whittall, agent, and vice-consul
for France
R. F. Hamilton, tea inspector
Charles Noack, mercantile assistant
J. G. Glover, master Mahamoodie
和合 Wo-hop
Nursey Kessowjee & Co.
E. Nencey
同学 Lung-foo
Olyphant & Co.
John Odell, tea inspector
Owen Bullock, do.
Russell & Co.
旗昌Kie-cheang
D. O. Clark, vice-consul for Sweden
and Norway
E. Sheppard, tea inspector
F. D. Hitch
B. Pereira
連利Lin-lee
Rusden, Phipps & Co.
A. W. G. Rusden
A. L. Phipps
安和 Ou-mon
Bewjee & Co., G.
Seem-sun
B. Cawasjee
Biemssen & Co.
H. K. Stewart
中和 Chung-wo
H. Kruger, tea inspector
Silverlock & Co., John
J. Gurney Fry, Jr.
107
公易Kung-yeck
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
W. B. Kinnear, agent
R. H. S. Woodward
Missionaries.
ENGLISH CHURCH MISSIOMARY SOCIETT.
Rev. George Smith
Rev. John Wolfe
AMERICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH MISSION.
Rev. Robert S. Maclay
Rev. Otis Gibson
Rev. Stephen L. Baldwin
Rev. Carlos R. Martin
Rev. Nathan Sites
Rev. Samuel L. Binkley
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Rev. Lyman B. Peet
Rev. Caleb C. Baldwin
Rev. Charles Hartwell
Rev. Simeon F. Woodin
Surgeons.
Beaumont, John Morton, M.R.C.8;
Storekeepers.
surgeon
Hedge & Co.
E. G. Hedge
Thos. Dunn
T. B. Hatge
T. B. Cunningham
Watchmaker.
Schoenke, F., watchmaker
AT PAGODA ANCHORAGE.
Dobie & Co., shipchandlers
Thompson & Co., do.
Parker, G.
&xc.,
Horn. James, shipwright, in charge of
New Dock
Horn, Alexander, do.
Taylor & Co., shipchandlers, &c.
Smith, sailmaker
Pilots-Robertson, Smith, Porter, Knight,
Bruce, Millstead, and Smith
Glover, master Mahamoodie
Croft, chief officer,
do.
Walter A. Satchell, tea inspector Smith, second officer, do!
108
Consulates, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN.
W. H. Pedder, consul
厦 AMOY. 門
Geo. Phillips, assistant and packet agent
Charles Preeira, constable
UNITED STATES.
Arthur B. Bradford, consul (absent)
Oliver Bloomfield Bradford, vice-consul
FRANCE.
James Tait, consul
A. R. Johnston, acting-consul
PORTUGAL.
James Tait, consul
A. R. Johnston, vice-consul
SPAIN.
F. Faraldo, consul general on commission St. Julien Hugh Edwards, chancellor
Jose Serig, interpreter
DENMARK.
Jamieson Elles, consul (absent) Walter Mourilyan, vice consul
NETHERLANDS.
C. F. M. de Grijs, vice-consul
W. P. Groeneveldt, student interpreter T. Buddingh,
do.
PRUSSIA, HANOVER, OLDENBURG AND
HAMBUBG.
Charles J. Pasedag, consul
Dock Company.
Amoy Dry Dock Company
John Cass, manager
William Rossiter, chief foreman
C. R. M. Mechlenburg, carpenter Michael Donohoe, machinist Albert Leigh, clerk
Edward Clarke, do.
Imperial Maritime Customs.
Commissioner, Hughes
Deputy Commissioner-
Assistant-R. H. Payne
Tide Surveyor-H. Meade,
Deputy ditto-A. J. Harrison, and R.
Henderson
Examiners--C. Gerard, A. H. Donald, J.
C. Porter, and W. Morris
Tidewaiters-H. Evans, J. Fairfield, D.
Insurance Offices.
Boyd & Co.
Netherlands India Marine and Fire In-
surance Co. of Batavia
Second do., do.
Amicable Insurance Co. of Calcutta
Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool
Bremen Marine Insurance Company Elles & Co.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company Fitzgibbon, M.
Canton Insurance Company Triton Insurance Company
Pasedag & Co
Batavia and Colonial Sea and Fire In-
surance Co., and the Underwriters of Hamburg
Tait & Co.
Hougkong Insurance Co.
London Oriental Steam Transit Insur-
ance Co.
North British aud Mercantile Fire In-
surance Co.
Merchants.
Ho-kee
和記
Boyd & Co., agents for Lloyds
T. D. Boyd (absent)
W. A. Sturrock
W. A. Cornabe James Wilson
E. T. Livingston, tes inspector
Paoshun Hang
Brown & Co., H. D.
H. D. Brown
Robert Freemn
F. C. Brown
Dauver & Co.
裕記Ju-kee
Hormusjee Rustomjee Dauver
Merwanjee Manockjes Moollah
Nusserwanjee H. Narawallab
Henderson, James Whitefield, John Dent & Co. Ross, D. Jansen, J. Hall, and W
Creighton.
Chui-lion
Thomas H. Chapman, agent
G. W. Stiles
Elles & Co.
Eh-kee
MALE
J. Elles, (absent) Walter Mourilyan E. M. Firmin, (absent)
Edmund Pye, tea inspector Horace S. Tucker
Faraldo, F, Spanish consul Forster, & Co., John
James Milisch
Harvey Piper, tea inspector
Ko-pe-su
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
M. Fitzgibbon, agent G. M. dos Realios
Kielmann & Alisch
Charles Kielmann
Herman Alisch
寶記 Po-kee
Pasedag & Co.
Charles J. Pasedag
Cæsar Kruger
Adolf F. Pasedag
德記 Tick-kee
AMOY..
Tait & Co., agents for P. & O. S. N. Co.
James Tait
A. R. Johnston
A. Hancock, tea inspector
J. C. Wardlaw
J. Paterson
J. R. Christian
Missionaries.
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. John Stronach
Rev. Alexander Stronach
Rev. W. K. Lea (absent)
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, U.S.A.
Rev. E. Doty
Rev. J. V. N. Talinage (absent) Rev. A. Ostrom
Rev. L. W. Kiss
109
ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
Rev. W. C. Burns
Rev. Carstairs Douglas (absent)
Rev. W. S. Swanson
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION.
Padre Angelo, vicar
Padre Antonio, for the interior
"OUR LADY OF ROSARY AND ST. JOSE" Superior-Rev. Angel Bofurull Missionary-Rev. Francisco Zea Organist G. M. Remedios
Physicians & Surgeons.
Carnegie, John M. D.
Jones, Dr. Charles Marchant in partner-
Scott, Dr. Charles Mason
Pilot.
ship
Hutchinson, H. M. local and coast pilot
Shipchandlers, &c.
Bellamy & Co. shipchandlers, &c.
John Bellamy
C. A. S. Ayres
N. Steffans
C. J. Price
Giles & Co., shipchandlers, auctioneers,
and general dealers
John Giles
Wm. Kraal
Schmidt & Co., shipchandlers
W. Schmidt
L. Baptista
Watchmaker.
Hægermarik, C., watchmaker
MISSION IN KAMBOE-AMOY. Rev'd Marian Antero-Church "Immacu-
late Conception."
MISSION IN CHANGCHEW—AMOY. Rev'd Jose Dutras-Church "Our Lady of Rozary and St. Domingo."
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FORMOSA—CHINKIANG—SWATOW
TAMSU.
FORMOSA.
British Consul-Geo. C. P. Braune,
Domingo Danello, constable
Dent & Co.,
P. F. da Silva
John Forster & Co.,
Niel. McPhail Powell
Spanish Mission. CHURCH OF "ST. JOSEPH." Superior-Rev. Fernando Sairuz
Missionaries-Rev. M. Simarques
Dent & Co.
Rev. A. Chinchow
TAKAU.
- Howard, master Receiving-ship
Ternate
Taylor, chief officer
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
George Rorie, master Receiving-ship
Pathfinder
John Freer, chief officer
CHINKIANG.
BRITISH CONSULATE.
Vice ConsulThos. Adkins
Constable James Milton
IMPERIAL MARITIME CUSTOMS.
Commissioner-J. K. Leonard
Tide Surveyor-T. W. Swete
Tide Waiters-R. Butmeer, George Bay- field, F. Gallagher, T. Kelly, Thos.
Mitchell, F. R. Pickernell
Revenue Schooner Halcyon-T. H. Penrose,
Master
RECEIVING SHIPS.
Waterwitch,---Dent & Co., James Smith,
agent
Clemens, coal bulk, Russell & Co., Peter-
son, master
汕 SWATOW.頭
Consulates, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN.
¶
Tue-eng-neah-sz-koon
Consul-George W. Caine
1st Assist, and Packet Agent-Wm. Marsh
Cooper
Interpreter-William Gregory Constable-Wm. Henry Foottit
UNITED STATES.
wa-ke-neah-sz-hoo
Consul-Chas. W. Bradley, Jr.
NETHERLANDS.
Consul-Thomas William Richardson
HANSEATIC TOWNS AND DENMARK. Consul-H. A. Dircks
HAMBURG, BREMEN AND LUBECK consul-H. A. Dircks
SWATOW
Imperial Maritime Customs.
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Cha-kang-sai-foo
Lin-koon-sug-poo-sse Botefuhr & Co., shipwrights and black-
Commissioner-vacant
Assistants-
1st assistant-H. D. Williams
2nd
وو
A. A. Preston
Student Interpreter--W. Cable
Tide waiters-
Samuel Parkhill
F. Hutchings
J. Roemer
James Wrighton
Foreign Hongs.
德記行Tey-kee-hong
Bradley & Co., commission merchants, and
agents for the P. & O. S. N. Co., and for Lloyds
Chas. Wm. Bradley, Jr.
Thos. Wm. Richardson
J. Walter Richardson James Goodrich
Dent & Co.
Kwang-shun-hong
W. F. Lewes, agent
- Xavier, assistant
Henry Jolinson, godown keeper
Loo-ling-hong
Dircks & Co., commission merchants
H. A. Dircks
smiths
J. B. L. Botefuhr
Drown & Co., shipchandlers, auctioneers,
and general agents Thomas P. Drown
Grunaer, Theo., M. D., physician
Insurance Offices, &c. MARINE INSURANCE SOCIETIES. Dent & Co.
Union Insurance Society.
Jardine, Matheson & Co.'
Canton Insurance Company
Bradley & Co.
Amicable Insurance Office of Calcutta James Hartley & Co.'s Insurance office
Dircks & Co.
Colonial Sea and Fire Insurance Com-
pany of Batavia
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETIES.
Bradley & Co.
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company
Marine Surveyors.
William F. Lewes
Alexander Morrison
Ed. Vincent
Pilots.
H. Fisher
H. Gorlach
J. Mar
Missionaries.
Louis Ortmann
E. Hanfsangle
ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
倍三Pooy-8xm
Rev. George Smith
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Alexander Morrison, agent
Oo-ma-tow-key
Vincent, Ed., commission merchant
Rev. H. L. Mackenzie
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION.
Rev. J. W. Johnson
FRENCH ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION. Rev. A. Bernon
潔
THE
HONGKONG DIRECTORY.
LIST OF STREETS, BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ROADS, &c., IN HONGKONG,
Aberdeen Street,
Albany Road,
Albany Street,
Albert Road,
Albert Road (Upper),
Arbuthnot Road,
Bonham Road,
Bonham Strand,
Bonham Strand West,
Bridge's Street,
with reference to their situations.
A-pa-teen-kai, (Queen's Road Central to Caine Road) A-pun-nee-tau, (Upper Albert Road to Peak Road)
4-pun-nee-kai
4-lee-put-tau, (Garden Road to Wyndham Street)
EL A-lee-put-sheung-tau, (Albert Road to Caine Road) A-put-not-tau, (Caine Road to Hollywood Road) Mun-ham-tau, (Caine's Road to Pokfoo lum Road)
Mun-ham-tai-kai, (Queen Road to Queen's Road West)
Mun-ham-sai-yeuk, (Bonham Strand to Prays West) Plid-gee-si-kai, (Staunton Street to Taipingshan Street)
Put kai, (Mercer Street to Hillier Street) Keen-tau, Arbuthnot Road to Bonham Road)
Burd Street,
Caine Road, X
Chancery Lane,
Circular Buildings Lane,
Cleverly Street,
Cochrane Street,
D'Anguilar Street,
Duddell Street,
East Street,
Elgin Street,
Endicott Lane,
Gage Street,
Chan-see-lee-hong, Arbuthnot Road to Old Bailey Street)
Yeen-kok-ook-hong, (Hollywood Road to Queen's R. W.) Kip-pe-lee-kai, (Bonham Strand to Queen's Road West) Kok-lun-kai, (Queen's Road Central to Gage Street)
Tak-kee-la-kai, Queen's Road Central to Wyndham Street) Too-te-lee-kai. (Queen's Road Central)
Tai-ping-shan-toong-kai, (Queen's Road to Market Street) Ea-lee-kan-kai, Caine's Road to Hollywood Road)
In-ti-hut-hong, (Queen's Road to Praya)
Ka-gee-kai, (Lyndhurst Terrace to Aberdeen Street)
HONGKONG,
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Cho-teen-shan-kai, (Caine's Road to Queen's Road West)
Kee-lee-mun-sun-kai, (Queen's Road Central to Praya) Kee-lee-mun-hong, (Queen's Road Central to Praya)
Ka-ham-kai, (Queen's Road Central to Staunton Strect)
Gap Street. Gilman's Bazaar,
Gilman Street,
Gough Street,
Ko-fu-kai, (Aberdeen Street to Queen's Road West)
Grabam Street,
Gutzlaff Street,
Hillier Street,
Hospital Road,
Ide House Street,
Kwok-sze-lap-kai, (Queen's Road Central to Lyndhurst Terrace) Hee-lee-kai, (Bonham Strand to Queen's Road West)
tollywood Road,o-lee-wut-tuu. (Pottinger Street to Queen's Road West)
E-koon-tau, (Bonham Road to Eastern Street, Seiyingpoon)
Ping-chong-kai, (Praya to Wyndham Street)
Jervois Street, 1 Cha-wai-kai, (Queen's Road Central to Morrison Street)
Ladder Street,
Lascar Rcw Upper,
Lascar Row Lower,
Lyndhurst Terrace,
Market Street,
Mercer Street,
Morrison Street,
Pa-tai-kai (Queen's Road Central to Caine's Road)
Mo-lo-sheung-king. (Ladder Street to West Street) Mo-lo-ha-king, (Ladder Street to Circular Buildings)
sen-hut-sze-kai, (Wellington Street to Hollywood Road
Kai-she-kai, (Ladder Street to Caine Road) Ma-sha-kai, (Bonham Strand to Jervois Street)
Ma-lee-sun-kai, (Bonham Strand to Queen's Road)
Mosque Junction,Mo-lo-meu-kau-kai, (Robinson Road to Shelley Street) Mosque Screet, Mo lo-meu-kai, (Robinson Road to Peel Street)
Old Bailey Street,
Oriental Pathway,
0-10-pai-lee-koi, (Hollywood Road to Caine Road) Kung-yeen-hong, (Gough Street to Ladder Street)
Praya, Hoy pong-tau, (Eastern Market to Bonham Strand West)
Praya East,
Praya West,
Pottinger Street,
Peel Street,
Pound Land,
Queen's Road,
Queen's Road East,
Wanchi)
Hoy-Pong-tau- toong-kai, (Eastern Market to East Point) Hoy-pong-tau-sai-ki, (Bonham Strand to Navy Bay)
Po-teen-cha-kai, (Praya to Hollywood Road)
Pi-lee-kai, (Queen's Road to Caine Road)
Pon-ho-g, (Square Street to Caine Road)
Wong-how-tai-tau, (Parade Ground to Hollywood Road)
Wong-how-tai-tou-trong-yeuk, (Parade Ground to
Queen's Road West, Wong-how-tai-tou-sai-yeuk, (Hollywood Road to
Pokfoolum Road)
Robinson Road,
Shelley Street, Square Street,
Lo-peen-sun-tau, (Albany Road to Bonham Road) Shac-ice-kai, (Hollywood Road to Mosque Garden) íj Sze-fou-kai, (Ladder Street to Market Street)
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Starley Street.
Station Street,
Station Street, Upper,
Stavely Street,
Staunton Street,
Taipingshan Street,
Tank Lane,
Toong Man Street,
Webster Row,
Wellington Street,
Weng-aon Lane,
West Street,
Wyndham Street,
Zetland Street,
HONGKONG
Szo-tan-lee-kai, (D'Aguilar to Graham Street) Chai-koon-kai, (Caine Road Road to Reserve)
Chai-koon-sheung-kai, (Caine to Reserve) Sze-tac-wa-le-kai, (Queen's Road to Gage Street) Sze-tan-tun-kai, (Old Bailey Street to Bridge's Street)
Tai-ping-shan-kai, (Bridge's Street to Reserve)
Shoey-chee-kong, (Square Street to Market Street)
Toong-man-hong, (Queen's Road to Prays)
Wai-sze-ta-sun-kai, (Queen's Road to Praya)
Wye-ling-tun-kai, (W.ham Street to Queen's Road Central Wing-on-hong, (Queen's Road to Praya)
Tai-ping-shan-sai-kai, (Queen's Road to Taipingshan Street) Won-haam-kai, (Queen's Road to Hollywood Road) Sit-lan-kai, (Queen's Road to Ice House Street)
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT.
Governor, Commander-in-Chief, and Vice-
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Admiral, His Excellency Sir HER- His Excellency Sir Hercules G. R. Robin-
CULES GEORGE ROBERT ROBINSON, Knight, (absent in England, on leave.) Acting Governor, &c..-His Excellency
WILLIAM THOMAS MERCER, Esq. Private Secretary-Lieut, A. W. H. Atkin-
son, 99th Regiment.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
His Excellency Sir Hercules G. R. Robin-
son, president
His Excellency W. T. Mercer, Esq., acting
president.
Hon. W. H. Alexander Hon. John Smale
The Commandant of the Garrison
PUBLIC
COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Colonial Secretary-W. T. Mercer Acting do.-W. H. Alexander
Chief Clerk-L. D'Almada e Castro
First Clerk-J. M. D'Almada e Castro Second Clark-Pio Marques
Third Clerk-A. B. Power.
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son, president, (absent)
His Excellency W. T. Mercer, acting pre-
sident
Hon. W. H. Adams Hon. John Smale
Hon. Fred. H. A. Forth Hon. W. H. Rennie
Hon. Charles St G. Cleverly
Hon. Alexander Perceval Hon. Francis Chomley
Hon. C. W. Murray
non-official members
Clerk of Council-L. D' Almada e Castro OFFICES.
| Civil Service Cadets-M. S. Tonnochy, W.
M. Deane, and C. C. Smith
TREASURY.
Treasurer-Frederick H. A. Forth
| Cashier-J. A. de Carvalho
Accountant—F. H. Birch
Chinese Clerk and Interpreter-Fan Awye | Shroff-Lei Ahtong
HONGKONG.
SURVEYOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE. Surveyor General-Charles St G. Cleverly Engineer for Water Works-S. B. Rawling Assistant Engineer-C. H. Storey First Clerk-J. C. Power Second Clerk-F. Chagas Third Clerk-A. F. Alves
Fourth Clerk and Interpreter-Choy Akun Superintendent of Water Works-T. Collins Inspector of Nuisances-H. Neilson Chinese Overseer-Cheong Assow Overseer of Convicts-F. Xavier
GENERAL POST-OFFICE.
Postmaster General-F. W. Mitchell Assistant Postmaster Gen. John Simpson Clerk-D. J. Barradas Charge Taker-A Leiria First Sorter-F. G. Machado Second Sorter-J. M. S. Alves
Third Sorter-D. da Costa
| Shanghai-G. Baker Nagasaki-L. Fletcher Yeddo-Martin Dohmen
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AUDITOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE. Auditor General-W. H. Rennie Clerk (Colonial)-J. M. A. da Silva Clerk (Consular)—A. E. Perkis
HARBOUR-MASTER'S OFFICE. Harbour-Master, Marine Magistrate, Emi. gration Officer, Begistrar of Shipping dc.-H. G. Thomsett, (absent) Acting Harbour-Master-R. McMurdo First Clerk-J. Thornton, (absent) Acting First Clerk-W, S. Lording Acting Second Clerk-F. Machado Temporary Clerk-Q. A. Rangel Cargo Boat Inspector--R. Reed Boarding Officer-R. Selth Supernumerary ditto Thomas Purdy Signalman at Victoria Peak-W. McLellan
Fourth Sorter A. L. Sanches del Aguila Indian Interpreter-Ibrahim
Agents.
Whampoa R. H. Bennett, (acting)
Canton-J. P. M. Fraser
Macao-José da Silva, postmaster Swatow-W. M. Cooper
Amoy George Phillips Foochow H. F. W. Holt Ningpo-A. R. Hewlett
JUDICIAL
Interpreter of Chinese-Ng Akwong Shroff-Leong Achung
REGISTRAR GENERAL'S OFFICE. Registrar-General-Thomas Turner First Clerk-John Gerrard
Second Clerk---Edward Lloyd Chapman Chinese Clerk-Heem Achak Shroff-Yoong Achor
ESTABLISHMENT.
SUPREME COURT. Chief-Justice-Hon. William Henry Adams Attorney-General-Hon. John Smale Registrar W. Hastings Alexander, (ac-
ting colonial secretary.)
Crown Solicitor-Francis Innes Hazeland Acting and Deputy Registrar-N. R.
Masson
Clerk of Court and Acting Deputy Registrar
-Frederick Sowley Huffum Judge's Clerk-Arthur G. Proctor Interpreter-Rafael A. do Rozario Clerk and Usher---Thomas Sherman Chinese Clerk and Shroff-Ng-foong-shan Appraisers--Julius Charles Power, and
James Jarman
SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT-
For the adjudication of Debts not exceeding
$500. Sits every Monday. Judge-Henry John Ball
| Clerk of Court-Henry J. Holmes Interpreter-Rafael A. do Rozario Chinese Clerk-Ng Achoy
Bailiff and Usher Juhn Thompson
VICE-ADMIRALTY COURT. Judge and Commissary-Hon. W. H.
Adams
Acting Registrar N. R. Masson Surrogate-Arthur G. Proctor Queen's Proctor-Francis Innes Hazeland Marshal-Charles May
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HONGKONG.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
POLICE MAGISTRATES' COURT. First Police Magistrate-Charles May Second do.-John Charles Whyte First Clerk-Charles Collins Third Clerk-Charles Osmund First Chinese Interpreter-Ho Alloy Second do. Bedeli Lee Yun Third do.-Fan Awing Fourth do.-Chun Achoy
Chinese Clerk and Shroff-Lun Ashing European Usher and Process Server--
Thomas Sherman
Assistant do.--
Indian do.-Luiz Fernandez
chinese do. Soong Ayow
POLICE.
Captain Superintendent-W. Quin Coroner C. May
Assistant Superintendent--J. Jarman Clerk and Accountant-C. F. A. Sangster Inspectors-John Hagan, James Cronin,
and W. Wilson
Inspectors of Markets-James Ellis, and
Patrick O'Toole
Inspectors of Nuisances-J. London, and
W. Neilson
Inspector of Brothels-P. Henrickson Clerk and Interpreter-Cho-ah-heem
POLICE AND LIGHTING RATES
Collector-Alexandre Grand Pré Clerk-Francisco Hyndman Sub-Collector-Cyriaco de Souza Shroff-Lum Seng
Assessors for the Year 1863--Alexandre
Grand Pré and James Collins
MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Col. Surgeon & Surgeon to the Lock Hos-Matron do.-Maria Noronha
pital J. I. Murray, M. D., F. R. S. E., &
E. K. C. S. E.
Superintendent of the Civil Hospital-John C. Rice, M D., M. R. O. s. Eng., & M. S. M.5. Apothecary-Thomas Ronald Health Officer-L. Richardson, M. D. Ward-masters-Joseph Roberts, and En-
rique Rodrigues
Apothecary to the Lock Hospital-F.
Noronha
Inspector of Nuisances-Samuel London Inspector of Brothels-P. Henrickson
SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL,
QUEEN'S ROAD WEST. Kwat-tun-long shan-ting E-koon Trustees-The Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Alex. Perceval, John Heard, and Tho- mas Sutherland (ex officio) Resident Surgeon John Enscoe Acting Treasurer--David Petrie
GAOL ESTABLISHMENT.
Gaol Governor J. Scott Clerk-F. Bowen
Interpreter-Sung Asew Warden-J. Palmer
Head Turnkey-R. Sharp
European Turnkeys--J. Williams, H. Man
ning, A. Johnson, J. W. Smith J. Mac- Pherson, T. Berry, R. Simpson, Matron-J. A. Carcani Debtors' Turnkey-Alle
Indian Turnkeys-Nine
| Office messenger-Tang Acheung
-
HONGKONG.
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. Chairman-Right Rev. the Bishop of Vic-
toria Committee Rev. J. Legge, D.D., J.J. Mac- kenzie, A. Fletcher, and J C. Power Honorary Secretary-J. C. Power Inspector of Schools and Head Master of
Central School-Frederick Stewart MORRISON EDUCATION SOCIETY. President-Rev. James Legge, D.D. Vice-Presidents-S. W. Williams, LL. D.,
and J. J. Mackenzie Treasurer-James Macandrew Secretary Fred. Stewart
ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE.
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Shing Po-lo Shu-yun Warden-Right Rev. George Smith, D.D.,
Lord Bishop of Victoria Sub- Warden John Fryer
DIOCESAN NATIVE FEMALE TRAINING SCHOOL. (NEAR THE GERMAN FOUNDLING SCHOOL.) Under a Commitee of Ladies Secretary-Mrs Smith, St Paul's College Treasurer-Mrs J. J. Mackenzie, Caine
Road
Teacher-Miss Eaton
PROTESTANT ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
No. 1, Mosque street, Robinson Road
Trustees W. Delano Jr., W. W. Parkin, Miss Baxter.
and John Smale
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Miss De La Cour.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Hon. Charles St George Cleverly
Hon. F. H. A. Forth
Hon. W. H. Rennie Charles May
Robert S. Walker, (absent) Charles F. Still
R. C. Antrobus, (absent) William Lamond, (absent) Hon. W. H. Alexander J. J. Mackenzie
Hon. A. Perceval
H. B. Gibb
J. Macandrew
R. M. Reddie Walter Ormiston
D. W. Mackenzie
Phineas Ryrie
HONGKONG CLUB.
新公司Sun Kung-82
H. G. Thomsett, (absent) Hon. John Smale
Hon. Francis Chomley Robert McMurdo
J. C. Whyte
T. Turner
A Turing
T. Sutherland
J. McDouall
P. R. Harper H. B. Lemann
R. Brand
G. Gifford J. C. Baldwin
Henry Noble
A. H. Anderson
W. M. Davidson
CLUBS.
Committee-Hon. F. B. Chomley, H. B.
Gibb, C. F. Still, W. II. Rennie, R. C. R. Owen, W. Ormiston, G. Overbeck,
|J. W. Maclellan, P. Ryrie, E. HI. Pollard
and R. Brand
Secretary-W. W. Bonnett
Accountant-F. Freire Clerk-T, Graca
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HONGKONG.
CERCLE UNIVERSEL, (FRENCH CLUB).
No. 7, PEEL STREET.
PORTUGUESE CLUB,
GOUGH STREET.
A
Fat-lan-sei kung-sz
Sei-yeong kung-sz
President J. J. dos Remedios
Director A. Tourniere
Secretary-J. A. Baretto
Assistant J. M. C. Campos
GERMAN CLUB.
渣曼公司 Cha-nwn Kung-sz
Director-W. Nissen
Treasurer W. Detmering
Secretary-A. Bourjau
Steward-R. Rädecker
Auditors-L. Wiese, and A. Droege
Treasurer-J. J. Braga
Superintendents---J. A. Carvalho and A. -
Romano
Clerk--Joaquim Neves
VICTORIA REGATTA CLUB.
Originally Established 1849,
Revived 1860.
committee-G. Overbeck, E. H. Pollard, J.
C. Baldwin, W. Ormiston, and T. G. Lin- stead
HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF
Chairman-James Macandrew Vice-Chairman-C. W. Murrav
COMMERCE.
Committee-F. Chomley, H. B. Gibb,
W. Ormiston, W. Delano, Jr., James Pur
don, W. Nissen, and J. F. Buxey Secretary J. C. Baldwin
HONGKONG CHORAL SOCIETY.
Conductor-C. F. A. Sangster Secretary and Treasurer-J. Kemp
Members of Committee-W. Schmidt, G.
Falconer, and J. Noble
HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS.
VICTORIA ARTILLERY COMPANY. Commandant--Captain Brine, B. E. Captain--Wm. Kane, M. D. Lieutenants-R. B. Baker, J. M. Fraser,
SAILORS'
Now building at West Point. Directors-Hon. A. Perceval, (Chairman) Hon. F. Chomley, H. B. Gibb, Warren Delano Jr., J. Caldbeck, Hon. C. W.
MASONIC
PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF
FREEMASONS IN CHINA.
Provincial Grand Master-W. T. Mercer Past Provincial Grand Master- S. Raw-
son
Deputy Prov. Grand Master-John Dent
Prov. Grand Senior Warden-W. H.
Luce
Lieut. J. Dodd, (acting adjutant) Honorary Surgeon-J. I. Murray, M. D. Honorary Chaplain-Right Rev. George Smith, D. D., Lord Bishop of Victoria
HOME.
Murray, R. McMurdo, and R. M. Reddi Committee of Management-D. Lapraik, J.
Caldbeck, and H. McMurdo Hon. Secretary-R. C. R. Owen LODGES.
Do. Junior do.-C. St G. Cleverly Prov. Grand Secretary-C. W: Murray Prov. Grand Senior Deacon-J. C. Bald-
win
Do. Junior do.-A. Campbell
Pov. Grand Inner Guard-W. M. Richards
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ZETLAND LODGE No. 768.
會管 Oy-lcoom
HONGKONG.
Worshipful Master-Francis I. Hazeland Senior Warden-Henry Cohen
Junior Warden-Geo. Richards Lawrence Treasurer-John Dodd
Secretary-F. S. Huffum
VICTORIA LIBRARY 書樓 Shu-low
Hon. Secretary-F. W. Mitchell
Treasurer-G. R. Lawrence
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Senior Deacon-John Ivor Murray, M.D Junior Deacon-Frederick T. Smith Inner Guard-Moris Moore
Director of Ceremonies-Joseph Scott Stewards-T. Wallace and A. S. Watson Tyler-Robert Reed
and READING ROOMS.
Committee-W. Kane м. D., T. Turner, E. Wallace, And. S. Dixson, Wm. Lane, and R. M. Reddie. Librarian-Sit Him Cook
PUBLIC GARDENS.
Committee-Chas. St. George Cleverly, J. J. Mackenzie, W. Walkinshaw.
Curator--Thos. Donaldson
CHURCHES, MISSIONS, &c.
Foundling Hospital.
QUEEN'S ROAD WEST.
西營盤有嬰堂
Sei-ying-poon Yuk-ying-t'ong
BERLIN LADIES' ASSOCIATION
FOR THE PROMOTION OF FEMALE EDUCA-
TION IN CHINA.
BERLIN CHINESE EVANGELIZATION SOCIETY.
Rev. A. Hanspach, Berlin foundling house
Rev. H. Goeking, M. D., (Puluwai)
FRENCH MISSION
STAUNTON STREET.
Rev. N. F. Libois, procureur
Rev. P. M. d'Souf, vice-procureur
Roman Catholic Church,
L. Ladendorff, principal of German Found. WELLINGTON AND POTTINGER STREETS.
ling Hospital in Hongkong
Mrs Ladendorff, matron
Miss Nagel, head nurse
Miss Heidsick, schoolmistress
BASEL MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. R. Lechler, and family, Basel mission
house (Hongkong)
Rev. Ph. Winnes, (Lilong)
Rev. E. Eitel, (do.)
Rev. H. Bender, (Hongkong)
RHENISH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. F. Genaehr, and family (Hoan)
Rev. R. Krone, and family (absent)
Rev. W. Louis, and family (Hongkong) Rev. A. Krolczyk, (Hoan)
Tien-chu-kau-tong
Prefect Apostolic-Very Rev. L. Ambrosi Vice-Prefect-Rev. T. Raimondi Missionaries--Revs. G. Favini, J. Borgaz- zi, G. Origo, S. Volenteri (Aberdeen,) G. Borghignoli, J. Yang, and M. Leang
Union Chapel.
HOLLYWOOD ROAD.
大石柱禮拜堂
Tai-shek-ch'u Lye-pai-tong
Pastor Rev. James Legge, D.D.
Trustees-Robert Strachan, J. Macandrew,
Samuel C. Fox, and Henry W. Davis
Secretary of Committee of Management—
R. F. Hawke
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ST JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.
HONGKONG.
大禮拜堂 Tai Lye-pai ttong
Lord Bishop of Victoria-Right Rev.
George Smith, D.D.
Colonial Chaplain-Rev. John J. Irwin, M.A.
Treasurer J. J. Mackenzie
United States--
Trustees J. J. Mackenzie, C. W. Murray, C. St G. Cleverly, W. H. Alexander. Henry Kingsmill, John Smale Organist-C. F. A. Sangster
Registrar of Marriages-J. C. Power Clerk and Sexton-G. Saunders Auditors-J. C. Power, T. G. Linstead
CONSULATES.
Fa-kee Ling-sri-koon Netherlands-A. W. P. Kup, (J. Burd &
Hor. N. Congar, Wyndham Street 法蘭西領事官
Fat-lan-sei Ling-se-koon
France, Godeaux, Queen's Road
*
Lu-sung Ling-se-koon
Spain-Jose de Aguilar
Ramon Moran, assistant
Prussia-Gustav Overbeck, (Dent & Co.)
Queen's Road
Co.) Queen's Road
Sweden and Norway-
Italy-F. Chomley, (Dent & Co.), Q.'s Road Denmark-F. H. Block, (J. Burd & Co.,)
Queen's Road
Oldenburg & Hanover-W. Pustau & Co.,
Pottinger Street
Austria-G. Overbeck, (acting)
Portugal-J. J dos Remedios (vic-consul) Russia-John Heard
E. F. Parker, (vice-consul) Belgium―T. G. Linstead, (acting)
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
鐵行 火船公司
Assistants-
H. Hyndman
Tit-hong Fo-shun kung-sz
QUEEN'S ROAD.
Superintendent-Thomas Sutherland
Assistants-
John Rickett F. Whitley J. M. Fraser John Cormack F. D. Barnes J. P. Campos E. P. Campos L. P. Campos P. Lopez Gunner J. Carbis
Superintendent Purser-H. Arnould Assistunts-
H. J. H. Tripp
Geo. King
W. Vinton
D. C. Deare
Acting Storekeeper-E. L. Woodin
G. F. Young
T. Gallis
A. Guttierrez
7. Doherty
Commander-J. B. Caldbeck
Commander" Fort William "-J. Town-
send
Chief Officer do.-J. A. Ahlman
Second Officer do.-E. L. Encarnacao
Superintendent Engineer-Thomas Green
Foreman A. Lockhart
Second Engineer-R. O. Browne Fourth Engineer-W. H. Reid
Fifth do.-T. Hogg, T. West, T. McGre- gor, A. Hutton, G. Inglis, J. Spurrey Foreman Plumber-E. Holloway
A. Sprowel
Do.
Do. Blacksmith-J. Pearse Do. Moulder-H. Roper Do. Coppersmith-H. Hammond Do. Painter-H. Litterfield
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Boiler-makers-
T. Rose
W. Battersby A. Goodwin J. McKay
M. Hill
G. J. Mears
R. Burrows
Foreman Carpenter—J. Stove Carpenter J. Armstrong Factory Clerks~~
J. de Britto
M. L. Soares
Gunner-W. Dredge
Boatswain-F. Dalrymple
CHINA MERCHANT STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Agent in Hongkong-Khan Maliomed Ha-
bibbhoy
Service Maritimes des Messa- geries Imperiales.
PAQUEBOTS POSTE FRANÇAIS,
QUEEN'S ROAD,
Inspector G. Brenier
Agent F. Bertolini
Superintendent Engineer-P. Alicot
Assistant-P. de Liagre
BARRISTERS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC..
希士倫大狀師
He-se-lun Tai Chong-se
•
Hazeland & Johnson, Practitioners at law,
solicitors, proctors, & notaries public, Supreme Court House, residence Caines road
Francis Innes Hazeland
Edward Davey Jolinson
C. W. Wray
京士美利大狀師
King-se-mee-lee Tai Chong-se
Kingsmill, Henry, B. A., barrister-at-law
Queen's Road,--residence "Kingsclere,"
Caines road
Gustavus Lowback, clerk
Robert Collins, do.
柯雲大狀師
Ow-wan Tai Chong-se
Owen, Roger Carmichael Robert, Q. Road
Henry Charles Caldwell
Liew Foo Sang
班時佛大狀師
Pan-se-fut Tai chong-se
Pauncefote, Julian, No. 29, Queen's Road
J. S. Rodrigues
J. Smith
Po-lut Tai chong-se
Pollard, Edward H., Queen's Road
Florentino dos Remedios
Matthias d'Azevedo
Florindo Guedes
士咩唎富按察司
Se-mee-lee Foo-on-chat-se
Smale, John, (Attorney-General,) office
Court House,-residence Elgin Terrace
Smale, J. Jackson, office Court House,-
residence Elgin Terrace
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HONGKONG.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Bosman & Co., Agents--
Marine Insurance Company Indian Insurance Company Calcutta Mercantile Marine Insurance
Society
Eastern and North-Western Insurance
Office
Bourjau, Hubener & Co., Agents-
Colonial Sea and Fire Insurance Com-
pany of Batavia
Cama & Co., F. B., Agents-
Eastern. Insurance Company of Bombay
Cama & Co., P. F., Agents-
Bombay Native Insurance Company Sun Insurance Office Victoria Insurance Company Camajee & Co., R. H., Agents-
Bombay Cama Insurance Company Camajee, P. & D. N., Agents-
Bombay Merchants Insurance
pany
Carapiet & Co., Agents-
Heard & Co., A. General Agents in China
and Japan
Sun Mutual Insurance Company New York Mutual Insurance Company Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company Holliday, Wise & Co., Agents
Hongkong Marine Insurance Company Laverpool & London Fire and Life In-
surance Company
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Gen. Agents--Canton Insurance Office
Agents in China-Bengal Insurance
Society
Bombay Insurance Society Triton Insurance Company
Alliance Marine Assurance Office Native Insurance Society (of Bombay) Alliance Fire Assurance Company. Jairaz Fazul & Co., Agents-
China Merchant Insurance Compan y
Com-Lindsay & Co., Secretaries
Amicable Insurance Office, Hindoostan Marine Insurance Com-
pany
Dent & Co., Agents-
Bombay Insurance Company Forbes & Co.'s Constituents' Insurance
Fund
Union Insurance Society of Canton London Assurance Corporation (Fire)
London and Provincial Marine In. Co. London Marine Assurance Corporation Royal Exchange Assurance Corpora-
tion, Marine
Eduljee, Framjee Sons & Co., Agents-
Bombay Commercial Insurance Co. Ellissen & Co., Agents-
Queen Insur. Co. of Liverpool (Fire) Gibb, Livingston & Co., Agents-
Imperial Fire Insurance Company Reliance Marine Insurance Company Gilman & Co., Agents-
North British and Mercantile Fire In-
surance Company North-China Insurance Company
Hongkong Insurance Company Agents, Sun Fire Office
Lyall, Still & Co., Agents-
Lloyds, London
Postau & Co., Agents-
Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co. Schellhass & Co., E., Agents→→
Hamburg and Bremen Underwriters Smith, Kennedy & Co., Agents--
Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Insurance Company
Phoenix Assurance Company of London Sutherland, T., (P. & O. S. N. Co.,) Agent- Oriental and Steam Transit Insurance
Office.
Turner & Co., Agents-
Eastern Marine Insurance Company Netherlands Marine Insur. Company Northern Assurance Co., (Fire &
Life)
Walker, Borradaile & Co., Agents--
Royal Insurance Company (Fire & Lite) Universal Life Assurance Society Western Clubs Topsham
HONGKONG.
TRADES and PROFESSIONS.
Auctioneers.
Blackhead & Co., F., Queen's Road Bowra & Co.; Queen's Road
Puk-luk-se
Brooks, James A. & Co., Wyndham Street De Silver & Co., Queen's Road Duddell & Co., H., Queen's Road Hunt & Co., Thos., Prava
Lammert, Atkinson & Co., Queen's Road Lane, Crawford & Co., Queen's Road McEwen & Co., Queen's Road McGregor & Co., Praya
Morgan, Charles H., Aberdeen Street
Morgan & Co., W. M., Queen's Road Ray & Co., Queen's Road
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Lo-put, Ye-lang-koon
Roberts, Seur. & Co., John, Wellington St.
John Roberts, Senr.
V. Alonço
Rodger, Alexander
Severs & Co., Queen's Road
Bakers.
Dorabjee Norowjee, Queen's Road Bhikhajee Norowjee Sorabjee Cowasjee Nowrojee Dossabhoy L. W. Afah (absent)
Rustomjee Ruttunjee, Central Market
BANKS.
Zan-na ngun-hong
Agra and United Service Bank, Limited, Queen's Road, (next to Club House) Draws on London, on the Head office, and the London and Westminister Bank; on the Edinburgh Branch, (St Andrew's Square.) The Bank also draws on any of the under- mentioned Branches, viz., Calcutta, Bom- bay, Madrae, Kurrachee. Agra, Lahore, Um- ritsur, Shanghae, and Sydney, N.S.W. HONGKONG BRANCH-
Henry Noble, manager John S. Louden, accountant Walter Dunlop, assistant
SHANGHAI BRANCH-
Henry Turner, manager, Francis Andrews, accountant,
MANILA-Agents,
Holliday Wise & Co.
San-ta-la ngun-kong|
Central Bank of Western India, Queen's Rd. Draws on the London and County Bank, Lon- don; and on the Branches and Agencies at London, Bombay, Calcutta, and Shanghae.
Wm. M. Davidson, manager "Wm. Halford, accountant
Wm. G. Cuthbertson, agent, S.hae Chas. Rickerby, accountant, (do.)
Lifyse-foot ngan hong
Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and
China, Queen's Road
Adam Hay Anderson, acting mana-
ger
William Kaye, accountant
D. P. S. Menteth, sub-accountant Robert J. Harper, clerk J. P. Xavier, do.
San-ngun hong
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Lon-
don, and China, Queen's Road
Draws on London Joint Stock Bank, London; and on the Branches and Agencies at London, Bombay Calcutta, Madras, Maur- itius, Ceylon, Penang, Singapore. and Shanghae.
Walter Ormiston, manager R. B. Baker, accountant R. Guild, sub-accountant Honorato Jorge, assistant P. M. de Carvalho, do. A. F. dos Remedios
J. A. Maher
M. A. da Silva
William Jackson, manager, (S.hae)
R. Maxwell, accountant,
Jas. Sutherland, do.
(do.)
(do.)
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今孖素銀行
Kam-ma-sah ngun-hong
Commercial Bank of India, Queen's Road Draws on London Joint Stock Bank, London; and on Bank's Branches at Calcutta, Bom- bay, Shanghae, Foochow, and Hankow.
Patrick Rose Harper, manager Chas. J. F. Beart, sub-manager and
accountant
G. A. de Gama, do. L. J. da Silva, Jr.
J. W. Maclellan, manager, (S.hae) J. A. Handy, accountant, (do.) W. J. Mackenzie, assist-act. (do.) C. S. S. Lynill, sub-agent (H.kow) Richard Newby, manager, F.chow
BOARDING
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSES. Roberts, Mrs, Aberdeen Street Vinton, W., 908) Hollywood Road
SEAMEN'S BOARDING HOUSES. Achar, Upper Lascar Row
Chaves, Mariano, Hollywood Road Flores, Victoriano, Bridges Street Gardner, William, Queen's Road West Gray, James,
Hardy, Joseph,
do.
do.
Hadjee Allee, Upper Lascar Row
Rff Kam-poo-ngua-hong
Oriental Bank Corporation, Queen's Road
Draws on Head Office, Threadneedle Street, London; and on Branches at Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Ceylon, Mauritius, Sing. apore, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Wellington. The Corporation also issues circular notes and letters of credit, negoti- able in Egypt, Syria, the Continent of Europe, New York, the West Indies, New South Wales, and the Cape of Good Hope.
Wm. Lamond, manager, (absent) John McDouall, acting manager David McLean, acting accountant Francis B. Fairley, assistant do. Alexander Paterson, do. Jose Noronha, clerk Henrique Noronha, do. Francisco Barros, do. James Webster, act. agent, (S.bae) J. G. Richard, act. accountant (do.) Francis Temple, assist.-act. (do.)
HOUSES.
King, Charles W., Queen's Road West Lumbah, Lascar Row
Mahomed Arab, Upper Lascar Row Nelson, Peter,
do.
Passau, Christian, Queen's Road West Ribera, Vicente A., Tank Lane Simons, Frederick, Queen's Road West Shaik Moosdeen, Lower Lascar Row
Steward, John, Queen's Road West
Williams, William, do.
BROKERS.
Aderjee Sapoorjee, Lyndhurst Terrace Aspundearjee Tamooljee, (general)
Anderson, G. (bills and bullion), Bay View
Bazonjee, R. Dantra, Gage Street
律墩治
Lut-tun-chee
Dhunjeebboy Ruttunjee, Lyndhurst Ter-
race, (merchant and broker)
D. Ruttunjee
P. R. Doral
Eduljee Pestonjee Motiwalla, Lyndhurst
Terrace
非沙 Fee-sa
Fischer, Max., Glanseskin House
John Rickett, Jr.
霍士Fok-sz
Fox, Samuel C., Stanley Street (ship br.)
R. Gutierrez
Hook
Goolumally & Curim, Peel Street
Hook, J. S., Graham Street, (ship broker
and commission agent)
J. S. Hook
J. Sanches
W. Allen
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跛臣治 Pe
Pe-shun-chee
Jameson, Charles, 75 Wellington Street, Pestonjee Setna, M. & A., Staunton Street
(opium broker and inspector)
Jewraz, F., Gage Street
Jordan, J. P.
King & Co. C. W., United States Con-
sulate, Wyndham St., (shipping agents)
Charles W. King
John J. Cromwell
Mo-kun Kung-se
Morgan & Co.. W. M., Queen's Road
W. M. Morgan
W. H. Tapp
Pak-ka Kung-se
Parker & Co., 82 Queen's Road (ship bro-
kers and commission merchants)
J. W. Torrey
Harry Stephenson
T. Tiller
Muncherjee Pestonjee Setna
Ardaseer Pestonjee Setna
Puttell, P. N.
Rantoul, C. N. (opium inspector)
啟匯單銀兩經紀
Shap, Uy-tan-nganleung King-se
Sharp & Co., Hongkong Dispensary, Club
entrance West, (bills and bullion)
Granville Sharp
Henry William Davis
Thomas Schmidt
Sorabjee Heerjeebboy Pattell, Lyndhurst
Terrace
Williaume, T., Old Bailey Street
CHEMISTS AND
Heong-hong Yeuk-fong
Hongkong Dispensary, Queen's Road
Alexander S. Watson
Edward Carpenter, assistant
Henry Dickson, do.
罷刺架藥房 Pa-la-ak Yeuk-fong
Medical Hall, 46 Queen's Road
J. J. Braga
J. L. Britto, clerk
魯近Lo-kun
N. Williaume
DRUGGISTS.
A. Botelho, dispenser
F. Callado, assistant do.
J. Rodriguez, do.
Queen's Road Dispensary,
A. de Souza
F. Xavier, apothecary
French Dispensary, Old Bailey Street
Silva, Roberto Duarte, (absent)
Ignacio Quadros, Sucesseur
ENGINEERS.
Logan, James, Duddell Street & West
Point
Wm. Mclldowie, clerk
Samuel Thompson, boilermaker Andrew Bruce, engineer
Andrew Miller, plumber & gas-fitter
Mut-to-koo
MacDougall & Co., Spring Gardens H. MacDougall, engineer
HOTELS AND Pa-ka-Tsow-teem
Albion Hotel, Edward Parker, Q. Kd. Cent. Army & Navy Hotel,-Baker, Q. Rd.
Samuel Speechly, do.
James Henderson James Spalding, moulder
TAVERNS.
Bombay Tavern, Mariano Fernandes, Q.Rd. British, Hotel Henry John Carr, do British Queen, George Thompson, do. City of Hamburg, Henry A. Sievers, do.
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HONGKONG.
Kum-ma-soo-Tsow-tem
Commercial Hotel,-. Owen, Queen's Road Crown & Anchor, J. Robertolo, Q. Rd. W. Eldorado Inn, William McDiarmed Kerr,
No. 267 Queen's Road West Empire Tavern, Henry Rice, do. Flag, James Borton, do. German Tavern, William Peterson, do. Hamburg Tavern, C. F, Stone, do. Irish Flag, No. 50 John Ritchie, do. Land We Live In, Herman Boras, do. London Tavern, G. Snelling, Queen's Rd. Nemesis Tavern, John Meveety, Q. Rd. W Old House at Home, J. F. Borges, do.
Ta-Pa, Tsow-teem
Oriental Hotel, Thedore F. Andruss, Wel-
lington Street
Rising Sun, R. Gorman, Queen's Rd. West
Ka-po-le, Tsow-teem
Royal Albert, John Cahill, Queen's Road Sportsman's Arms, R. Beattie, Q. Rd. W. Stag Inn, James B. Watson, Queen's Rd. Taku Forts, John Alves, Queen's Road W. Victoria, Thomas Clarke, do.
White Swan, Joaquim Caldeira, do.
MARINE SURVEYORS. 欺 Hee-tun
Heaton, George H., Elgin Street 墨馬道 4
Mac-mah-to
McMurdo, R., Hollywood Road
埃架北 Ai-ka-pak
Sz-mut
Smith, George J. O., Pechili Terrace, Elgin
Street
MERCHANTS.
Agabeg, A. L Jr. merchant and commis-
sion agent, 75 Willington Street
Alladinbhoy, Habibbhoy, Merchant and
Agent, Gage Street No. 26.
Alladiubhoy, Habibbhoy, (Bornbay) Dossabhoy Mowjee, manager
Cassumbhoy Bhogabhoy, acting do.
Cassumbhoy Ruttonsey,
Currimbhoy Phurdan,
Currimbhoy Megjee,
Sahajunbhoy Hassum,
assistants.
Esmalbhoy Moorjee, (Canton)
Currimbhoy Jessa, (Foochow)
John Mohmed Manjee, (Shanghai)
Belilios E. R., Gage Street
巴厘Pa-lee
Birley & Co., 29 Queen's Road West
C. W. Murray
Arthur Smith, (England)
Frederick T. Smith
Francis Parry, (absent)
A. B. da Roza
M. da Roza
Blum
J. F. da Roza
D. A. Whyte, (Canton)
Thomas Andrews, (Foochow)
Arthur Andrews, (do.)
伯林 Pa-lum
Brothers & Co., 13 Stanley Street,
corner of Pottinger Street
Joseph Blum
Gobert Blum, (absent)
Charles Blum
W. S. Rosenthal
A. E. Rosenthal, (S.has), manager
A. Deutz, (absent)
N. Carvalho, (Shanghae)
波時文公司
Po-se-mun Kung-se
Bosman & Co., Praya
C. H. M. Bosman
1
C. Koopmanschap, (San Francisco)
H. F. Edwards, (absent)
Cesar Schnepel
P. Nuy, (absent) B. Kirchhoff W. C. van Oordt
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Boulle, N., 2 Stanley Street
N. Boulle
F. Silveira
Jose Silveira
N. Boulle, (Saigon)
E. Boulle, (do.)
布坐Poo-tso
Bourjau, Hubener & Co., Queen's Road,
Hongkong Dispensary buildings
Adolph Bourjau
C. A. Hubener,
Arthur Booth, (Shanghae)
Ernst Belire,
(do.)
Albert Droege
E. Hubener
E. W. von Bergen
A. G. Lincker
Ed. Deetjen
G. A. da Silva
E. M. da Silva
Rud Bronsted, (Macao)
A. Wunsch, (Canton)
Adolph Vischer, (S.hae), silk insp.
Oscar Booth,
(do.)
Adolph Hasche,
(do.)
W. Holzapfel,
(do.)
Robert S. Carr
(do.)
Brandao & Co., 34 Peel Street
A. C. Brandao, (Macao)
A. J. Brandao, (do.) F. A. Gomes
A. J. Gomes
Adelino J. Brandao
Leonardo V. Brandao, (Macao)
Budroodin Abdoolally
Futtayally Moatabhoy, manager
Abdoolally Rujubally
Allybhoy Shurrufally
Shaikadum Mumudally, (Canton)
伯頓 Pak-tum
Bull, Purdon & Co., Spring Gardens
James Purdon
C. D. Nye, (Shanghae)
Tom Pyke, (Foochow)
F. W. Lawrence, (Canton)
John G. Purdon, (absent)
Geo. R. Lawrence Antonio dos Santos F. de Azevedo
D. de Barros, (Canton)
S. H. Watson, (Foochow) S. H. Clarke, (Shanghae) A. Francis, (do.)
E. W. Lovell,
(do.)
Put
Burd & Co., John, 63 Queen's Road,- and
Praya
Frederick H. Block, (Danish Consul)
George J. Helland
A. W. P. Kup (Dutch Consul)
H. Kjaer
M. de Souza, (book-keeper)
-Pa-lo-se
巴魯士 P
Burrows & Sons, S. E., 1 St. John's Place
S. E. Burrows, Junior
0. Hoffinan Burrows, (absent)
H. V. Zobel
Af-pe-cama
Cama & Co., F. B., Wellington Street
Hormusjee Eduljee, (manager)
Eduljee Mendosjee
Framjee Kaikhuskro, (Macao)
Pestonjee Rustomjee, (do.)
Merwanjee Byramjee
Cursetjee Byramjee
Merwanjee Bomanjee
監麻 Cama
Cama & Co., H. B., Pottinger Street
B. K. Erany, manager
Pestonjee Dhunjeebhoy
Dadabhoy Cowasjee
Eduljee Hormusjee
Bomanjee Hormusjee
Sorabjee Byramjee
Rustomjee Hormusjee
平監麻 Cama
Cama & Co., P. F., Webster St., Queen's
Road.
Rustomjee Dhunjeeshaw
Framjee Hormusjee, (Shanghae)
R. Muncherjee
D. Muncherjee
D. Sapoorjee
P. Nowrojee
D. Pestonjee, (Shanghae) D. Hosungjee,
(do.)
D. C. Lalcaca, (do.)
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HONGKONG.
Pe-lik Cama-chee
Camajee & Co., P. & D. N., Queen's Road
Dorabjee N. Camajee, (Shanghae)
Palanjee Framjee Mehta
Muncherjee Eduljee Mehrjee Cursetjee Bapoojee Jussawalla
Eduljee Pestonjee Dhalla
Nusserwanjee Muncherjee Nauder-
shaw
Rustomjee Eduljee Caperia, (S.hae)
R. Pestonjee
金麻治 Cama-chee
Camajee & Co., R. H., Gough Street
Pestonjee Hormusjes Canajee, (absent)
Dossabloy Hormusjee Camajee, (do.)
Jehangheer Framjee Buxey
Dorabjee Pestonjee Camajee
Framjee Dadabhoy Lalcaca
Pestonjee Cursetjee Mody
架蘭悲 Ca-la-pee
Carapiet & Co., 866, Old Bailey Street
S. M. Carapiet
Na-ta-pooy
Cassumbhoy Nathabhoy Sons & Co.,
Stanley Street
Vulleebhoy Noormahomed Rahimbhoy Nanjeebhoy, (Shanghae) Pestonjee Aspandiarjee Metta, (F.chow)
Damoderdas Eshwerdas
Pestonjee Dadabhoy Cambata Sachedinabloy Nanjeebloy
Nanseybhoy Gangjee
Sajunbboy Noorahomed
Alarakhyabboy Sajanbhoy, (S.hae)
Visrambhoy Adut, (Foochow)
哥剌 Co-luk
Colah & Co., P. & J. B., Hollywood road
P. B. Colah, (absent)
J. B. Colah, (do.)
R. P. Motiwalla
Cowasjee Palonjee & Co.
Cursetjee, D., 5 Gage Street, (agent for
steamer Fi-wan)
D. Cursetjee
Merwanjee Hormusjee
顛地 Teen-tie
Dent & Co., Queen's Road
John Dent, (absent)
Francis Chomley
Edward Webb, (Shanghae)
J. J. Mackenzie
Henry Dent (Shanghae) Alexander Turing
Gustav Overbeck
A. A. Wheeley
Henry Laycock C. C. Rainbow John Dold E. Wheeley R. C. Roney F. J. Pereira B. T. Kindersley
N. J. Ede
C. J. Ozorio
S. V. Rosa
C. Danenberg
F. A. dos Remedios
S. A. dos Remedios V..J. dos Remedios G. Guterres
W. Stiles, godown keeper E. Peitit, (Canton) W. H. Lace (Foochow) A. McG. Heaton, (do.) J. S. Baptista, (do.) H. J. Dring, (do.) absent Thos. H. Chapman, (Amoy) George Stiles, (do.) W. F. Lewis, (Swatow) Z. Barton, (do.) absent J. M. Rainbow, Nagasaki
Degenaer, F., 2 Lyndhurst Terrace Diers, Ferd, No 25, Wellington Street
Tu-put-se
Dubost, G., 10 Queen's Road
J. Jost
A. Paes
Ee-pa-la-him
Ebrahim Pubbaney, Gage Street
Curimbboy Ebrahim Pubbaney, (B.bay) Goolam Hussein Cassum, manager
Datoobhoy Munjee
Soolaman Cassurn
Abdool Currim Golam Hussein
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Ebrahim Soomar & Co.
Samuel Maine, (Yokohama)
R. S. Lungrana
J. S. Downie,
(do.)
John Hudson,
(do.)
Khakye Soomar
J. Cassum
M. Vulley
化林治 Fa-lum-chee
Eduljee Framjee Sons & Co., Gough Street
Bomanjee Eduljeo
Hormusjee Eduljee
Bhicajee Framjee
Dhunjeebhoy Dorabjee
Eduljee Pestonjee Motiwalla, Lyndhurst
Terrace
衣里區 Ee-lee shun
Ellissen & Co., A., 2 D'Aguilar Street
A. Ellissen, (London)
C. Boyd, (absent)
G. Ellissen
J. B. Tootal, (Shanghae)
W. Detmering
J. M. Machado
Alfred Simpson, (Foochow) John Morris (Shanghae)
Ee-mee-ho-sz
Elinenhorst & Sander, Queen's Road
Th. H. Elmenhorst, (absent)
F. Sander
佛禮查
Fut-lei-cha
Fletcher & Co., Queen's Road East
Angus Fletcher, (absent)
Duncan Fletcher,
(do.)
Archibald Campbell, (Shanghae)
Angus J. Campbell, (absent)
W. Schmidt
Ernest Major
W. H. Dalgliesh
H. A. Leiria
J. C. dos Remedios
Alexander Downie, (Canton)
James Gilfillan, (Shanghae)
James Laidlaw,
(do.)
J. J. Cann,
(do.)
James Brand,
(do,)
Henry Marshall, (Kewkiang) Thomas M. Drysdale, (Hankow) Frederick Jerdein, (do.)
Ghandy & Co., M. D. Gage Street
Dinshaw Dadabhoy Ghandy, (Bombay)
Jevunjee Bomanjee Mehta, (do.)
M. D. Ghandy
D. D. Ghandy, (Shanghas)
B. J. Mehta
J. Pestonjee, (Shanghae)
蘇治 Soo-chee
Ghellabhoy Sewjee & Co. Stanley Street
Cassumbhoy Khetsey
Mohamedbhoy Khetsey
A. R. Sookmanjee
A. K. Sooliman
Hassum Vishram
B. Cawasjee, (Foochow)
Noormahomed Nuthoo, (Shanghae)
Keep
Gibb, Livingston & Co., Aberdeen Street
T. A. Gibb, (absent)
H. B. Gibb
E. F. Duncanson, (Shanghae) Eldred Halton
Francis Porter, (Shanghae) W. H. Gibb
J. M. Vickers W. J. Henderson
R. C. Lambert
G. Thomson
W. C. Young J. Simmonds
F. M. Gibb, (Canton) A. A. Lind,
(do.)
T. Wilkinson, (do.) H. Lowcock, (Foochow) A. G. Wood, (do.)
W. H. Hunt, (Shanghae) W Hyslop, (do.) J. P. Duncanson, (do.) T. Bedwell, (do.) J. B. Sharp, (do.) C. G. Webb,
(do.)
J. T. Hudson, (Hankow) E. H. Hancock, (do.)
W. F. B. Sams, (Kewkiang) R. R. Rothwell, (do.)
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佛刧 Keep-fut
Gifford & Co., 470 Stanley Street
John Gifford, (England)
Alex. Gifford, (do.)
George Gifford
Patrick Gifford, (Canton) L. J. Gutierres
Ke-le-mun
Tai-ping-hong
Gilman & Co., Aberdeen Street
R. J. Gilman, (England) W. H. Vacher, (Shanghae) W. H. Green, (absent) H. B. Lemann
Wm. Lemann, (Foochow)
C. A. Wild (absent)
A. H. Roberts
W. N. Middleton J. da Costa
L. Barretto
Wm. Pugh, (Canton)
J. O. Lent, (Foochow) Wm. Brand, (do,)
HONGKONG.
Hot-Koong-82
Heard & Co., Augustine,
John Heard, (absent)
Augustine Heard, Jr. (absent) Albert F. Heard
E. Francis Parker
George F. Heard, (Shanghae)
Robert J. Fearon,
(do.)
(do.)
G. B. Dixwell,
W. C Hunter R. Deacon F. A. Seabra P. P. Ellis F. Blake
J. W. Hayward
F. Stone
O. A. da Cruz
I. P. Pereira
D. Weld, (Canton)
G. F. Weller, (Foochow)
M. Daly,
(do.)
E. H. M. Huntington, (Shanghae)
J. Nutt
(do.)
C. E, Parker
(do.)
L. H. Stoddard
(do.)
A. O. Gay,
(do.)
(do.) (absent)
G. E. Sommaripa
(do.)
B. de Souza,
(do.)
(do.)
C. de Souza,
(do.)
H. G. Bridges, (Kiukiang)
E. G. Low, (do.)
E. H. Lavers, (Shanghae) G. Wallis,
Thos. Thomas, (do.)
E. Gilman,
T. Mercer, (do.)
T. Foster, Junr., (do.)
Wm. Lowe, (do.)
F. Xavier,
(do.)
W. G. Price, (Kewkiang) H. F. Ramsay, (Hankow) Jas. Bannatyne. (Tientsin)
Habibhoy, Kuan Mahomed, Gage Street.
(agent China Merch, S. N. Co.) Khan Mahomed Habibboy, (Bombay) Rehmtoola Mahomed, (manager)
P. E. Khambata
Golam Hoosein Ebrahim Noormahomed Vishram Rehmoo Sujan
Raojee Rahim, (Shangbae) Hassam Merally, (Macao)
Hajeebloy Dawood & Co., Cochrane Street
Abdool Raliman Allybboy
A. Ally Goolamhoosan Sayed Imamoodin
C. D. Williams, (Hankow)
H. E. Amoore,
(do.)
M. de Souza,
(do.)
J. S. Cunningham, (Tientsin) II. J. Hooper, (Yokohama) W. C. Clarke, (do.) E. M. Van Reed, (do.)
Hee-82-Eee-la-sz
Hesse, Ehlers & Co., 54 Queen's Road
Paul Ehlers
Theodor Hesse, (Canton)
A. Hase
W. Hagedorn
Hi. Boeger
HONGKONG.
J. F. da Costa Thomas Wallace, William Thom
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Ho-lo-te, Wei-sz
Holliday, Wise & Co., Queen's Road
John Holliday, (Manchester)
John Wise,
(do.)
Robert Muirheid Reddie
James Whitlow, (Shanghae)
Richard Rowett
J. M. O. Lima
A. J. Vieira
J. C. Ridge, (Canton)
Thomas K. Ashton, (Foochow) A. J. Whalley, (Shanghae) Henry Gridlestone, (do.) Joseph P. Barnes,
(do.)
Robert Dence, (Hankow)
Richard Levitt Coller, (Manila) mana-
ger
C. W. Farbridge,
H. J. Andrews,
Frank Heald,
Holmes & Co., Queen's Road
Geo. Holmes
(do.)
(do.)
(do.)
Howard, Thomas, 10 Staunton Street
Jamsejee Ardasir & Co., Hollywood Road
Hormusjee Nowrojee
Nowrojee Dajeebhoy
Dadabhoy Cawasjee
Dhunjeebhoy Muncherjee
Dhunjeebhoy Pestonjee
渣顛 Cha-teen
Jardine Matheson & Co., East Point
Robert Jardine, (England)
Alexander Perceval
James Macandrew
James Whittall, (Shanghae)
William Keswick, (absent)
H. St L. Magniac, (Hankow)
Wm. Meyer Elton
R. P. Ashton
Robert Watmore
M. P. Jukes, (absent) J. H. Beckwith William Kirby David Petrie Charles Rivington F. O'Callaghan John F. Higson J. A. Barretto
Robert Hodge
William A. Park, (Shanghae)
Peter G. Laurie,
E. W. Batt,
Henry Smith,
A. Broom, Henry Beveridge A. F. Chambers
F. H. Azevedo E. F. Goularte
(do.)
(do.)
(no.)
(do.)
R. H. Houstoun, (Shenghae)
Antonio d'Eca
A. Major,
Edward Fisher,
(do.) (do.)
E. O. dos Remedios, (do.) A. F. Vandenberg, (do.) William H. Palmer, (do.) John Lloyd, (Hankow) G. H. Styan. (Kiukiang) Hector C. Maclean, (Tientsin) Samuel J. Gower, (Yokohama) Charles S. Hope, (do.) Edward Whittall, (Foochow) R. F. Hamilton,
(do.)
Thomas A. Lyon,
(do.)
(do.)
C. Noack,
M, Fitzgibbon. (Amoy) F. J. Remedios, (do.)
C. S. Matheson, (Canton)
T. G. Newton (do.)
A. Pearey, (absent)
Jairaz Fazul & Co., Wellington Street
R. Dewjee manager
S. K. Mody (Foochow) manager
C. Allybhoy
華厘 Wa-lee
Johnson & Co., Gough Street
F. B. Johnson
A, J. How, (absent)
Chas. T. Johnson
J. H. Cheverton
W. J. Bain
R. Bottado F. A. Marçal
Tsan-sur
J. F. Croom, (Canton) W. H. Gracie, (Shanghae) J. J. Stutchbury, (do.)
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G. E. Cerruti,
(do.)
租打 Choo-ta
HONGKONG.
Joshua, Gubbay & Co., Hollywood Road
Joseph Joshua, (Singapore)
Aaron Shalome Gubbay
Sassoon David Gubbay
Jacob B. Elias bookkeeper
A. Shallome
John Donough
Judah & Co., S. E., Opium merchants
No. 13, Gage Street
Reuben Ezekiel, managing partner,
Ezekiel Solomon
J. Leon Avetoom
盡也 Lai-ya
Lyall, Still & Co., Queen's Road
George Lyall
Charles Frederick Still
George Francis Maclean
Robert Lyall
George Edward Stokes
C. J. d'Ozorio
M. de Souza
R. de Souza
L. d'Encarnacao
Mahomed Damabhaee, Hollywood Road A. M. Damabhaee, (manager)
Hassam Allybhaee
Laljee, Abdoolabhoy, Lyndhurst Terrace Mahomedbhoy Dossabhoy
Ramjeebhoy Bhuladina
Ahamudbhoy Somjee
Lin-chee-ka
Lindsay & Co., Praya
T. G. Linstead, manager
R. C. Antrobus, (Shanghae)
A. Michie,
J. S. Robinson,
D. W. Maclelian
J. L. Pereira
G. dos Remedios
(do.) (do.)
G. S. Soul, (Shanghae)
J. Innes,
(do.)
J. G. Dunn, (do.)
H. P. Gordon, (do.)
A. Bastos, (do.)
G. Tod,
J. Hawes,
(do.)
(do.)
John Ashton, (Hankow)
John Duus, (Hakodadi)
Ludhabhoy Rujubally & Co., Lyndhurst
Ter.
Cassumbhoy Tarmahomed
魯見Loo-kin
Lutkens, Roesing & Co., No.
Street
L. S. Lutkens
G. A. Roesing, (absent)
Oscar Voigt
T. T. Herwig G. R. R. Gleimius G. Kohis
Graham
Dewjeebhoy Rowjee, manager Jairaz Luccumsey
Dharsey Maneck, (Macao)
Mahomed Suchoo, (Canton)
Mak-kin-chee
| Mackenzie & Co., D. W., Hollywood Road
D. W. Mackenzie
Alfred A. Gundry, (Canton)
Thomas Nisbet
N. T. da Costa
波羅雲 Po-lo-run
McGregor & Co., R. Bowring Praya
J. C. Baldwin
James Trubshaw
F. V. Ribeiro
A. J. V. Ribeiro
A. Fonseca
也打 Mut-ta
Metta & Co., F. B.
Byramjee Dorabjee Metta, (Bombay).
Framjee Dhunjeebhoy
Cowasjee Nesserwanjee, manager
Merwanjee Cowasjee Patell
Mancherjee Nesserwanjee
Sorabjee Framjee Hhaka, (S.hae)
Sorabjee Moneckjee
(do.)
Dadabhoy Bormusjee,
(do)
HONGKONG.
E. & J. Meyer, Cochrane Street, No. 27.
H. C. E. Meyer
W. D. J. Meyer.
麼地 Mo-tee
Mody & Co., N., Hollywood Road
Rustomjee Hormusjee
F. D. Oomrigur
Hormusjee Rustomjee
Eduljee Pallunjee Ruttonjee Maneckjee
Mo-se-8z
Moses & Co., Stanley Street
Reuben Solomon
E. M. S. Moses, (Shanghae)
Ezekiel Jacob
J. Ritchie
S. M. S. Moses
R. J. Reuben, (Ningpo) S. J. Reuben; (Shanghae)
J. Abed,
H. Benjanin,
(do.) (do.)
Mowravala, B. N., 28 Peel Street Bazonjee Nusserwanjee
Eduljee Shapoorjee
Nursey, Kessowjee & Co., Wellington St.
Nursey Kessowjee, (Bombay) Peerbboy Khalukdina, (do.)
Jahn Mahomed Hurjee, manager
Mahomed Nanceybhoy
Jafferbhoy Mowjee Hurjee Khaiukdina
Meeralee Khimjee Thaver Deujee B. R. Guterres
Hassumbhoy Parpio, Shanghae Esmael Nanceybhoy, Foochow Nowrojee & Co., Hollywood Road
Nowrojee Pestonjee
Ok-she-fut
Oxford & Co., Queen's Road West Joseph Oxford (London) Alexander C. Levysohn J. Arnhold
Alexis Redlich
A. Bauermeister
Raimund Finck
Sophus Heinemann
E. da Cruz
A. Soermann (Shanghae)
R. Williams
(do.)
Thomas Thomas (Canton)
柯利芬 O-le-fun
Olyphant & Co., Queen's Road
R. M. Olyphant, (absent)
W. W. Parkin,
A. B. Neilson
(do.)
D. O. Vail, (absent) R. R. Tyers, (Shanghae) Wm. Neilson, (Hankow)
E. A. Hitchcock
M. Forbes
J. M. Mur
J. de Luz
F. A. d'Aquino
A. de Cruz
George W. Talbot, (Canton) R. Eyre,
O. Bullock, (Foochow)
do.
A. A. Hayes, Jr., (Shanghae) O, K. Gordon, (do.)
T. Pim,
W. F. Seaman,
(do.)
(do.)
W. T. Tyers, (Kiukiang)
W. N. Olmsted, (do.)
W. M. Tileston, (Hankow).
G. E. Potts,
(do.)
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Parker, Mont. D., commission merchant,
Pedder's Wharf,
J. C. d'Aquino, clerk.
Fee-lap-se-mo
Phillips, Moore & Co., Queen's Road
J. Philips, (England)
E. Cohen
(do.)
P. Cohen
(do.)
H. Cohen
C. Cohen
A. Cohen
M. Moore
L. Moore
G. W. Webster, (Tientsin)
J. Moore, (Shanghae) A. Levy, (do.) G. N. Michell, (Manila) J. Spanier, (do.)
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Po-se-tow
HONGKONG.
【刺素Lo
La-su
Fo-se-tá
科士打 薦
Pustau & Co., Wm., Pottinger Street
William Pustau, (Hamburg) William Probst, (absent) Julius Menke
J. V. S. van Reesema
C. Hagen
O. C. Bebn
H. Thiel
G. Fietsker
Theodor Probst, (Shangbae)
G. Schottler,
E. Schutze,
do.
do.
F. Abegg,
do.
C. Grunendahl,
do.
H. Broschen
do.
Jobs. Cordes, (Canton)
Paul Reimann, do.
A. Bielfeld
do.
Poon-tee-pooy
Poonjabhoy, Dhurumsey, Lyndhurst Ter.
Juhn Mahomed Hussumbhoy
Cassum Soomar Burdayally Mahomed Jahn Mahomed Negjee Jahn Mahomed Jeeva
Rehemoobhoy Habibhoy, 12 Lyndhurst
Terrace
Rehemoobhoy Habibhoy, (Bombay)
Mahomed Jaitha Cassumbhoy Nuthoo
Russell & Co., Queen's Road
Paul S. Forbes, (absent)
Warren Delano, Jr.
William H. Forbes
George Tyson, (absent)
David O. Clark, (Foochow)
Edward Cunningham, (Shanghae)
Frank B. Forbes
(do)
Henry S. Grew, (absent) Richard S. Dana, (Hankow)
W. H. Foster, Jr.
F. B. Beaumont Emile Vogel
A. J. Case
M. G. Moore, (absent)
W. H. Dalmeida
W. W. Hemsly
Q. A. Gutierrez
E. A. Encarnaçao
David King, Jr., (Canton) Edward Sheppard, (Foochow)
Frederick D. Hitch, (do.)
B. Pereira,
(do.)
C. L. Cunningham, (Shanghae)
J. W. Leembruggen, (do.)
F. W. Sauermann,
(do.)
J. W. Dunn,
(do.)
E. A. Dugléré,
(do.)
Augustus White,
(do.)
A. M. Melliss,
(do.)
P. Dumaresq,
(do.)
M. Brankin,
(do.)
(do.)
F. E. Foster,
(do.)
A. Shaw,
(do.)
J. B. Gomes,
(do.)
Tobin Maury,
(do.)
G. P. Milbourne,
(do.)
J. M. da Cruz,
(do.)
Ebrahim Mahomed Coya, (S.hae)
Hassninbhoy Vishram
Goolam Hoosain Vuzir,
Lee-mee-tú-sz
Samjeebhoy Munjee (Canton)
Verseebhoy Vully, (Hankow)
Remedios, J. J. dos, 17 Gough Street
J. J. dos Remedios
A. G. Romano
Alex. A. dos Remedios
Agostinho de Azevedo
Rumao do Rozario
厘訥 Lee-nut
Reynolds, Thos. J., Praya
J. A. dos Remedios
Rustomjee & Co., 28 Peel Street
Jamsetjee Ardaseer
Rustomjee Nowrojee Deguria & Co., Peel
Street
Rustomjee Nowrojee Deguria
Eduljee Dadabhoy Lungrana, (absent)
Ruttonjee Dadabhoy Ayrton
HONGKONG.
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Sa-po-chee
Sapporjee & Co., Gage Street N. & E.,
Nowrojee Hosungjee Pestonjee Saporjes
Jehangeerjee Cursetjee
Burjorjee Dadabhoy
Sha-sun
Sassoon's Sons & Co., David, Pedder's Wf.
Arthur Sassoon
Solomon Sassoon, (Shanghae)
Solomon Ezekiel,
(do.)
S. E. Sassoon
E. D. Ezekiel
A. D. Ezekiel
V. F. Rocha
L. A. Joseph, (Yokohama) S. David, Jr., (Shanghae)
S. Howard,
(do.)
M. S. Gubbay, (Ningpo)
S. Hyam, (Cheefoo)
S. Abraham, (Hankow)
N. A. Joseph,
(do.)
Sazon, Nanjeebhoy, Lyndhurst Terrace
Cassumbhoy Nanjee
Lalljeebhaee Dewraj
些刺時 Shé la-se
Seen-shun
Siemssen & Co., Queen's Road
G. T. Siemssen (Hamburg) Woldemar Nissen, (absent) Ludwig Wiese Rudolph Heinsen
G. W. Schwemann, (Shangbae)
E. Brunckow Ferdinand Nissen
H. Hoppius W. O. Paula
F. Sornsen
P. Gabain Henry Stewart H. Siebke
C. J. Mestern, (Canton) H. Kruger, (Foochow) H. Peers, (do.) Ad, Joost, (Shanghae) C. Kramer, (do.) W. Preiswerk, (do.) W. Rehhoff, (do.) G. Heise (do.) Wm. Robertson, (do.) Frederic Wiese, (Hankow) F. Luddeke, (do.)
Se-mut A-cha
Schellhass & Co., Eduard, 429 Queen's Rd. Smith, Archer & Co., D'Aguilar Street
Eduard Schellhass (Europe)
L. Beyer
R. Radecker
C. Matthaei
士吉 Se-lout
Scott & Co., Adam, Queen's Road
Adam Scott
Alfred G. Hogg
Shaik Dawood Shaik Ahmed
Abdolatiff Abdolally, assistant Nazafally Trooabally, do
Sherard, R. B., West Point
Se-fu-s
Severs & Co., Queen's Road
Henry H. Severs
Albert Severs
F. Guterrez L. A. Roza
Caleb T. Smith, (absent)
George A. Archer
Emile H. Burgy
Richard B. Smith, (Yokohama)
Jesse S. Blydenburgh, (Canton) Colgate Baker, (Yokohama) James B. Taylor William D. King
Em. Smith
A. B. Bulkley
Se-mut Keen-nee-tee
Smith, Kennedy & Co., Queen's Road Andrew Brand, (Shanghae) Robert R. Westall, (do.)
Robert Brand
R. H. Chambers, (Hankow)
J. W. H. Escherich George Smith David Welsh H. Marcal N. Simoes
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R. S. Pinto
HONGKONG,
Alex. Thurburn, (Canton) W. B. Kinnear, (Foochow) R. H. S. Woodward, (do.) Allan Maclachlan, (Shanghae) James A. MacNair, (do.) Alfred Westall,
(do,)
Wm. Brand,
(do.)
A. F. Ribeiro, (do.) W. J. Clarke, (Hankow)
Se-teem-shun
Stephenson & Co., 3 Aberdeen Street
James Stephenson, (absent) M. C. do Rozario
Cezar Marques
Somjeebboy Vishram, 3 Gage Street
Somjeebhoy Vishram, (Bombay)
Bhulloobhoy Jahn Mahomed
Rahimtoolla Joomma
Hajee Esmail, (Macao)
丹拿公司 Tan-na Kung-see
Turner & Co., Queen's Road
William Walkinshaw, (absent)
Phineas Ryrie
W. J. Bryans. (absent)
E. C. Smith, (Shanghae)
J. Hart
J. H. Cox E. Hutchison M. de Carvalho J. A. de Jesus
P. Maclean, (Shanghae)
H. D. Stewart, (do.)
N. P. Kingdon (do.)
J. F. Wallace (do.)
R, Walkinshaw (do.)
A. Hutchison, (Canton)
J. Owen, (Foochow)
A. Walkinshaw, (Hankow) R. Church,
富些 Fu-sè
Vaucher & Co., Daddell Street
Alb. E. Vaucher,
Geo. Blakeway,
T. Chollet, assistant
C. Gonsalves, (do.)
Wadia & Co., Lyndhurst Terrace
Framjee Manecjee
Bazunjee Sorabjee
Wak-ka Pa-la-ta
Walker, Borradaile & Co., Queen's Road
Robert S. Walker
Thomas S. Borradaile
James D. Woodford
W. H Notley
L. C. da Silva
James Maclehose
Wm. Levitt, godown-keeper
滑麽Wut-mo
Wetmore, Cryder & Co., Queen's Road.
W. S. Wetmore
W. W. Cryder, (absent)
M. Simoens
Isaac B. Crane
R. B. Slate
B. Simoens
J. K. Rodgers, (Shanghae)
John Thorne,
(do.)
W. P. Maynard,
(do.)
H. Meara,
(do.)
A. R. Case,
(do.)
J. F. Curtis,
(do.)
威見臣 Wye-keen-shun
Wilkinson & Co., Alfred, Gough street
Henry Murray, (Shanghae)
Alfred Howell
L. A. Rozario
Henry Dickinson, (Shanghae)
F. Major,
C. J. Skeggs,
(do.)
(do.)
Joseph E. Waller, (do.)
J. B. Higson, (Hankow)
(do.)
J. G. Weston, (10.)
-o0o-
HONGKONG.
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.
碧架布疋女服公司
Bae-ka Pow-put-ngei-foor Kung-see
Baker & Co., S. W., 37 Q. Road Central
S. W. Baker
Miss J. Rose
Miss I. Rose
辨匿
Pan-nik
. Bonnett & Co., Queen's Road
S. Bonnett
M. Scott
加律 Ca-lest
Garrett, Miss, Queen's Road
Mrs Methley
Miss E. Sanger
Miss Walsh
Ma-see
FFUM
Marsh, Boyer & Co., Queen's Road
Henry Marsh, (absent)
Alexander Boyer
E. Beart
Miss Gorton
Miss Paramore
Miss Randall
披各 Pee-kols
'Peacock, T, Queen's Road
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dan-tah E-sang
Dantra, H. B., G.G.M.C., Wellington Street
烟士哥醫生平
En-se-co E-sang
Enscoe, J.,M.D., Seamen's Hospital, Wanchi
篢醫生Chak E-sang
Jack, J., M. D., Stanley Street
堅醫生Keen E-sang
Kane, William, M. D., Queen's Road
洛乞醫生 Lock-het E-sang
Lochhead, John, Elgin Street
孻仁醫生Lai-yun E-eang
Lyon, Harry, M. D., Arbuthnot Road and
Queen's Road
孖皇家醫生
Ma-lee Wong-ka E-sang
Murray, J. Ivor, M. D., colonial surgeon,
Elgin Terrace
Lo-li-se E-sang
爐禮士醫生工
Rice, J. R., Civil Hospital
Lee-tsa-shun
Richardson, L., health officer of Hongkong,
corner of Wellington and Wyndham Sts.
殺力醫生 Shit-leg E-sang
Schetelig, Arnold, M.D., D'Aguilar Street
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HONGKONG.
PRINTING AND NEWSPAPER OFFICES.
Tuk-shun Yun-ise-koon
"China Mail" Office, A. Shortrede & Co. 2 Wyndham Street, behind the Club House, ("China Mail," "Overland China Mail," and "Evening Mail.")
Andrew Scott Dixson, proprietor.
James Kemp, editor
Robert A. Low, overseer James Gardiner, book-keeper
J. Stimson, marine reporter
Francisco C. Barradas, compositor
H. J. Collins, do.
Miguel B. do Rozario, do. Durindo T. do Rozario, do. Porfirio do Rozario, do. R. V. Ribeiro, do. Alexandre Marçal, Jr., do. Januario do Rozario, do. Joaquim P. Damasio, do.
Commercial Printing Office, Graham St.
J. da, Luz.
Cruz, C. de, Wellington Street
I. C. de Cruz
L. Pereira, compositor
"Echo do Povo," weekly, Mosque street
J. J. da Silva e Souza, editor
J. da Silva e Souza, compositor F. Almario,
J. V. da Silva,
do.
do.
Mercantile Printing Office, Staunton St.
E. Ferreira
A. M. dos. Santos, compositor
孖剌新文紙館
Ma-la Sun-mun-chi-koon
"Daily Press" Office, Wyndham Street, opposite St Paul's College, Daily Press, English and Chinese editions, published every morning; Overland Trade Report, published twice a month on the depar- ture of the Home Mail,
Yorick Jones Murrow, editor and pro-
prietor
W. H. Gardner, law reporter Thomas Edwards, marine reporter Luiz J. da Silva, book-keeper
Januario da Silva, clerk
Adelino V. Ribeiro, foreman Eymerico P. Pinna, compositor F. F. Pinna, do.
Filippe da Luz, do.
A. M. P. Pegado, do.
M. M. Machado, do.
F. M. Franco, do.
羅郎也印字館
· Lo-long-ya yun-tse-koon
Noronha, Delfino, Oswald's Terrace, Wel-
lington Street, (printer of "Government
Gazette," published every Saturday.)
J, J. da Silva a Souza, compositor
D. J. Noronha, do.
J. P. P. Monteiro, do.
B. L. P. Campos, do.
A. J. da Silva a Souza, do. C. Marçal, do.
SODA WATER MAKERS.
Hongkong Soda Water Co., Graham Street, Soda Water Manufactory, 44 Queen's R.
J. P. da Costa
D. A. de Eca
J. Aquino
J. J. Braga
G. de Souza
Vieira, P., Cochrane Street
-o0o
HONGKONG.
SHIPWRIGHTS.
Ferguson & Brant, West Point
Cap-tan-Hà
急頓荷Co
Hall & Co., S. P., Spring Gardens, and
Whampoa
S. P. Hall
W. H. Vickerman, manager, (W.poa) Alexander Roy, foreman carpenter Alexander Coutts, do. blacksmith
John Thompson, foreman, (W.poa)
合罷Hap-pa
Harper & Co., Queen's Road West
George Harper, (absent)
D. Gow
J. G. Jesus
-Lam-mun
欖文Lam
139
Lamont, J., East Point & Aberdeen Dock
John Lamont
John Jack, carpenter, East Point William Morrison, assistant do. Jas. McConnachie, blacksmith, do. George Ironside, book-keeper, do. M. Macfarlane, clerk, do. Wm. Johnson, master and superin-
tending engineer, Aberdeen Geo. Humphreys, foreman engin-
eer, Aberdeen
William Grint, turner, do. Robert Hunt, boilermaker, do. Joseph Day,
do.
McDonald. J. S., Queen's Road
do.
Russell, Mitchell & Co., Q. Road West
STOREKEEPERS AND SHIPCHANDLERS.
北力Pak-lik-het
Blackhead & Co., F., Queen's Road
F. Blackhead
N. Pepson, book-keeper
*
T. Algar
J. Butter
刺包 Paou-la
Bowra & Co., Queen's Road
Frederick M. Harsant
G. A. F. Norris
Alfred Wright, book-keeper
Thomas Rogerson
William Garrett
Ti-sz-li-fa
De Silver & Co., Queen's Road
H. T. De Silver (absent) R. P. De Silver (absent) T. D. Tillinghast
C. A. De Silver
F. H. Porter, auctioneer
C. L. Browne, book-keeper
A. L. Clarke
C. H. De Silver
都爹厘夜冷館
Too-te-lee Ye-lang koon
Duddell & Co., H. Queen's Road
H. Duddell
F. Freer
D. A. Spencer
E. Rohĺ
Emeny & Co., 2 Wellington Street
John Francis Fawcett, manager
W. R. Harty
Frickel & Co., L., Queen's Road
Leopold Frickel
C. W. Schmidt
L. Volkmann
140
HONGKONG.
痕 Hun
Hunt & Co., Thomas, Pedder's Wharf
J. P. Cook (absent)
H. C. Endicott
F. H. Haskell
J. M. Armstrong
W. F. Russell
W. P. Morrison
D. S. Marques
J. H. Cook
J. Russell
Leen Ka-la-fut
連卡佛 Le
Lane, Crawford & Co., Queen's Road
Thomas Ash Lane (absent)
Ninian Crawford (absent)
William Lane
F. da Sa
D. R. Crawford
Samuel H. Talbot
Joseph Hayes
John Wilson
Leonardo Collaco
Antonio Fonseca, Jr.
George Stanford, manager (S.bae)
Richard Toms
(do.)
(do.)
Edward S. Palmer
(do.)
John Kemp
(do.)
Henry Dyer
(do.)
G. H. Hall
W. E. Putman, manager (W.poa)
W. M. Robinet, manager (S.hae)
Chas. E. Hill
(do.)
F. E. Haskell
(do.
B. R. Lewis
(do.)
C. Ogston
(do.)
J. L. Seward
(do.)
J. H. Crutchett
(do.)
J. Gunsler
(do.)
W. F. Upton
(do.)
J. H. Todd
(do.}
A. M. Encarnacao
坐見Tko-kin
Jurgens & Co., H., Queen's Road
H. Jurgens
S. Fischer
J. Selby Morphew (T.tsin & Taku)
罵嬌云 Ma-kiu-wun
MacEwen & Co., Queen's Road
Alexander Wilson
M. A. Correa
William Wilson
John Smith
Mitchell, Richard, commission agent,
Staunton Street
連芬 Leen-fon
Reynvaan, Chabert, & Co., Praya
W. Reynvaan
E. Chabert
A. J. Reynvaan
B. Mejanes
A. Chabert, (Mytho, Cochin China)
F. Nivoy do.
J. J. Mispelblom (Saigon)
F. Babes
C. Mozengel (do.)
(do.)
(do.)
do.
押件臣夜冷館
A-kee-shun Ye-lang hoon
Lammert, Atkinson & Co., Queen's Road, auctioneers and general commis- sion agents
G. R. Lammert
James Atkinson
M. J. Sloman
J. Guedes
E. Fonseca
P. Lumberg
Soares & Co., F. P., 130 Queen's Road
Francisco Paula Soares
Sturge & Co., Sylphide, Harbour
John Sturge
W. Wahlenberg
R. Kathmanti
HONGKONG.
WATCHMAKERS.
Tso-peet-Chung-piu-teen
Juvet, F. Louis, Queen's Road
F. Louis Juvet, (Shanghae)
B. Schwarz, watchmaker
G. Silveira do.
Edward Grosclaude, clerk
141
Kup-Chung-piu-teen
Charles I. Queen's Road Chas. I. Gaupp
Gaupp
L. Gaupp
-se-te-ta
S. B. dos Remedios, clerk (S.hae) Hochstetter, C., 406 Queen's Road
A. do. Rozario, watchmaker (do.)
Chas. Juvet, do. (Saigon)
都杯時鐘鏢店
100-pooy, She-chung-pin-teen
Dubied & Co., C. Edward, 27 W.ton Street
F. B. Piatti
Wm. Gunter
Tak-he-le-sz
Lapraik, Douglas, D'Aguilar Street
John S. Lapraik
Edward Wallace George Falconer Alexander Harley
J. Noble Theodore Heys H. A. do Rozario
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bookbinders.
Gindell, Aaron, Lyndhurst Terrace
Chinese Interpreter.
三寶 Sam-kwei
Caldwell, D. R., Gough Street
Civil Engineer.
Sz-too-lee
Storey, C. H.
Dentist.
Receiving Ships.
John Adam, harbour
A. Dundas Murray, master Robert D. Enscoe, chief officer
M. A. Gouvea, clerk
A. J. da C. e Rozario, do. F. J. dos Remedios,
do.
J. d Assumpeao, gunner
Sailmakers.
Harding, William, Praya
Tailors and Clothiers
Eastlack, Wm. C., No. 10, Staunton St. Ladage, Oelke & Co., Praya
Farrier.
Green, J., 27 D'Aguilar Street
Hairdresser.
Jules, M., Lyndhurst Terrace
Plumber.
Masters & Co., Queen's Roap East
Photographers. Miller & Co., Wyndham Street Parker, C., Parade Ground
Restaurants. IIoward, G., Lyndhurst Terrace Truelle, J., Lyndhurs Terrace
W. Ladage, (Hamburg)
D. Oelke,
A. Muller
F. Kiemer
L. J. Jesus
J. Decker
(do.)
C. Scheback, manager, (Shanghae) R. Stube
R. Laukuhn
Teachers of Music. Cordeiro, A. A., Cochrane Street Wagner, C. No. 6. Shelley Street
Wine and Spirit Merchants Winniberg & Co., H., Queen's Road
142
HONGKONG,
MILITARY DEPARTMENT,
Commanding H. M. Forces in China-Brigadier General C. W. Stavely, C.B. Acting D. A. A. General-Captain F. Jebb, 67th Regiment
D. A. R. M. General-Captain Roberts, 99th Regiment (Hongkong)
D. A. Q. M. General-Captain Gammell, 31st Regiment (Shaughae)
Commanding Royal Artillery-Major C. M. Govan
Commanding Royal Engineers-Lieutenant-Colonel Moody
Aid-de-Camp to Governor (Hongkong)-Lieutenant A. Atkinson, 99th Regiment Fort Adjutant (Hongkong)--Lieutenant A. Walker, 99th Regiment Military Chaplain-Rev. G. Wylde
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
Captain & Brt. Major-C. M. Govan (com-
manding Royal Artillery in China) Captains-A. H. Murray, H. R. Porter (commanding Royal Artillery Hong- kong), H. Y. Wortham Lieutenants R. E. Cane (Artillery Ins- tructor, Burgevine's forces), H. Ľ. El- laby (Artillery Instructor to Chinese), N. S. Perceval, C. E. G. Leacock, A. Yeatman (adjutant Royal Artillery), P. Harrison, H F. W. Joseph, H. T. Woods. Assistant Surgeons-J. F. Lougheed, A. D.
Gulland, G. R. Tate
ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. MILITARY BRANCH. Lieut.-Colonel--H. C. B. Moody, com-
manding residence Arbuthnot road Captain F. Brine
Lieut.-F. W. R. Clements
Do.-J. H. Crowdy
AT SHANGHAE.
Captain commanding-C. G. Gordon Lieutenant-T. Lyster
Do.
-W. S. Maud
CIVIL BRANCH.
Clerk of Works 2nd class--C. C. Taffs
Do. --S. B. Rawling,
Do.
(colonial employ) Clerk of Works 3rd class-J. Studd Temporary Clerks-L. F. de Carvalho, T.
M. Holme
AT SHANGHAE.
Clerk of Works 3rd class-R. G. A. Medlen PURVEYORS DEPARTMENT. Purveyor to the Forces--Alfred Pope Purveyor Clerks-John D. Thwaites, Wil- by Maslin, Alex. Johnston, (Shanghae) Deputy Purveyor-John Menzies, (do.)
Do. --James Jobuston,(H'K.)
99TH REGIMENT.
Lieutenant Colonel--G. M. Reeves, c.B. Captains-F. S. Gaynor, C. Burton, M. B. Purcell, W. J. Kempson (brevet major), G. Clayton, Alex. Gray Lieutenants--H. J. Day (adjutant), G. R. Harvey, A. W. H. Atkinson, (Á. D. C. Governor), H. Townsend, A. L. Walker (fort adjutant) P. H. Folliott, K. D. Tanner," (instructor of musketry), W. Ensigns-J. A. Stanford, M. W. Kelly, J.
Skipper, F. L. Story J. Stephens (acting adjutant), G. J. Paymaster-Frank Potter
Thompson, A. C. M. Jellicoe, E. Shilson
Assistant Surgeons-J. W. G. Allen, S. H Quartermaster--J. Johnson
Macartney
J. W. G. Allen, asst. surg., 99th Regiment 22ND REGIMENT BOMBAY NATIVE
INFANTRY.
ST FRANCIS BARRACKS. Major-Edward Charles Beale Captains-John Guillum Scott, (command- ing detachment), James Campbell, Wm. Ryrie Alexander, Perceval Hodgson, J. Houlbrooke Drummond, Henry Adol- phus Hobson, Piercy H. Greig, F. Corbet Singleton, W. W. Haywood, F. A. Beville, E. Kershaw, Chas. M. Browne
Surgeon Major———. Carnegie
TOWN MAJOR'S OFFICE.
急頓京寫字樓
Kap-tun King sé-tsz-low
Town Major-Lieut. A. L. Walker, 99th
Regiment
HONGKONG.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
AT HONGKONG.
W. Home, M.D., inspector general of hos
pitals and principal medical officer in
China
D. Hanley, M.D., staff surgeon, attached
to 99th Regiment
A. C. Ross, M.D., staff surgeon Edward McDowell, staff surgeon V. Maher, staff assistant surgeon, attached
to 99th Regiment
AT CANTON.
Chas. Rattray, M.D., staff assistant surgeon in medical charge of the detachment of British troops at Canton
AT SHANGHAE.
S. H. Macartney, M.D., assistant surgeon
99th Regiment
C. H. Giraud, staff assistant surgeon J. J. McCarthy, M.D.
C. A. Fraser,
31st Regiment.
D. F. Kennie, M.D., surgeon
(do.) (do.)
Wm. Grant, M..B, assistant surgeon
B. T. Giraud, M.D., (do.)
67th Regiment.
J. Lamprey, M.B.,
A. Moffitt, 67th Regt.
AT TAKU.
R. Heard, M.D., assistant surgeon
MILITARY CHAPLAIN.
Rev. G. Wylde
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. Deputy Commissary General-G. Horne Assistant Commissaries General-H. Ro-
binson, W. C. Ball
Deputy Assist. Com. Gen.-E. Litchfield,
J. P. Wilkinson, A. W. Anderson
143
Adjutant & Paymaster--John Wells, Lieut
86th Regiment, attached Temporary Clerk-R. W. Bonnett Storekeepers-J. White
Assistant Storekepers-J. White
AT SHANGHAE
Assist. Com. General in sub-charge—J. H
Thompson Deputy Assist. Com. Gen.-A. F. Cookley, Owen E. Hayter, Alexander Ewing.
AT TAKU.
Deputy Commissary General Assistant— W. W. Green, in sub-charge
MILITARY S ORE DEPARTMENT,
Superintendent of Stores-W. H. H. Scott Deputy Assistant do.-F. C. P. Silveira,
J Nelson Marsdon
Clerks-G. M. E. Pogson, J. Martin, J.
Steedman
Issuer of Stores-W. King
Principal Foreman-P. Grimble, (acting)
AT SHANGHAE.
Superintendent of Stores-G. S. Pirkis Deputy Assistant do.-W. G. Baker, II
P. Moors
Issuer of Stores A. Dalgarno
COMMISSARIAT DE LA MARINE IMPERIAL FRANCAISE.
M. Em. MANCEL, commissaire chef du ser- vice, consul provisoire à Canton
M. Bernard, secretaire du chef du service M. L. Cérully, comptable du parc à chai -
bon.
UNITED STATES NAVAL DEPOT. Naval Storekeeper-William Speiden Clerk-Jose L. de Sa
Assistant Clerk-Aluizio F. de Sa
00
144
HONGKONG.
NAVAL DEPARTMENT.
H. M. Navy.
Rear-Admiral-Angust Leopold Kupor,
C.B., commanding-in-chief Flag Coptain J. J. S. Josling Secretary-H. H. Shanks
Flag Lieutenant-A. G. R. Roe
H. M. DOCKYARD.
Captain Superintendent-M. S, Nolloth Acting Master Attendant-G. B. F. Swain Naral & Victualling Storekeeper—A. H.
Price
Inspector of Machinery-J. Downie Clerks R. F. Hawke, T. W. Coffin, J. da Cunha, J. Danenburg, J. E. d'Aquino, V. C. Rocha
Engineers-H. Pitt, W. B. Rock, G. Dun-
can, W. R. Abbolt
Boatswain-Robert Melling
VICTUALLING Department.
Clerks-F. Plumer, W. Howard, V. Danen-
burg
Storeman-W. Boxer
HOSPITAL AND RECEIVING SHIPS. "MELVILLE."
Deputy Inspector General George Mac-
kay, M.D.
Surgeon & Medical Storekeeper-John Lin-
ton Palmer, F.R.C.S. Chaplain-Rev. H. A. Middleton m.a. Assistant Surgeons-Robert L. Bett, H.
Scott Lauder, Joseph May Bospital Clerk-Charles E. Cooke Assistant dispenser--Benjamin Marke
"PRINCESS CHARLOTTE." Captain-Matthew S. Nolloth Leutenant-W. Vicary
Assistant Surgeon-Josephi V. N. Blake Inspector of Machinery-John Downie Paymaster--Henry R. Shaw
Storemen J. Randell, W. Ferguson, W. Assistant Paymaster-W. Crump
Davis, Stephen May
Boiler Maker-William Smith
Smith-J. Boggust
Moulder T. Rumble
Master James B. Haines
"HERCULES."
Assistant Surgeon - E. Hoile, M. D.
·000-
Bustard,
Centaur,
Clown,
Cockchafer,
NAME.
Acorn, Algerino, Alligator, Argus, Banterer,|| Barroso, Beagle,† Bouncer,
hosp. sh. st. gun-ves. Hospital ship pad. stm. sloop sc. st. g.b. jsc. stm. cowt. sc. st. desp.ves
so. st. g.b. gun-boat. Bad. st. sloop zun-boat.
gun-boat
H. B. M. SHIPS IN THE CHINA SQUADRON.
RIG.
GUNS.
H. P.
CAPTAIN.
Mast. Com. Hockley
WHERE AT.
Shanghai Hankow
Cormorant,
sc. st. gun. vs.
Coquette,
sc. st.desp.vs.
Coromandel, &
pad. st. tender
Dove,†
gun-boat.
60
Drake.†
gun-boat.
3
40
Encounter,
sc.-st. corv.
14
360 Capt. R. Dew
Euryalus.T
stm. frig.
Firm,
gun-boat.
Flamer,
gun-boat.
Forester,}}
gun-boat.
Grasshopper,
gun-boat.
sc. st. g.b.
gun-boat.
gun-boat.
Hardy, Haughty, Havoc, Hercules, Hesper, Insolent, Janus,
Kestrel,
Leopard, Leven, Manila,
Melville,
Opossum, t
Pearl.
mil. hospital. store ship:
400 Capt. J. S. Josling,
60
60 Lieut. Bosanquet,
60
60 Lieut. Bennett.
60 Comr. Villiers. 60 Lieut. Wells. 60 Lieut. S. Poole.
150 Mr. A F. Boxer.
60 Lieut. Dd. Nicolas. 40 Lieut. Adams.
70 Mr. H. W. Burnette.
G. Mackay M.D.
Hongkong
Shanghai Chefoo Borneo Japan
35
3
80 Lieut. Blane,
300 Capt. L. J. Moore.
Japan
60
Hongkong
21
400 W. M. Dowell.
80
Hongkong
60 Lieut. Holder.
Shanghai
60 Lieut. Tucker,
Singapore
540 Comr. Creasy.
40 Lieut. Tonkin.
60 Lieut. E. M. Dayrell,
200 Cour. C. M. Buckle, 200 Comr. Alexander, 150 Lieut. Dennison
Japan
Hongkong
Swatow
Shanghai
Singapore
Hongkong
Hongkong
Hongkong
Ningpo
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Hongkong
Hongkong Ningpo
Singapore
Yang-tse-kiang
§ Tender to "Euryal us."-(under repair.)
Tender to H, M. §. Princess Charlotte.
gun-boat.
gun-boat.
gun-boat.
40 Lieut. Dunlop.
pad. stm. sloop
18
400
gun-vessel
1
80 Lieut. Knevitt.
Labuan
sc. st. desp.ves
Shanghai
hospital.
6
Hongkong
gun-boat.
3
60
Hongkong
jac. st. corv.
21
400 Capt. Borlase C. B.
Shanghai
Princess Charlotte,
Race Horse,
store ship.
12
Capt. M. S. Nolloth,
Hongkong
c. st. desp. ves.
4
200 Comr. R. F. Boxer.
Japan
Rattler,
sc. st, corv.
7
200 Comr. E. H. Howard.
Japan
Rifleman,
sc. Sarvey ves.
5
100 J. W. Reed.
Singapore
Ringdove,
sc.st.desp.ves.
4
200 Comr. R. A. O. Brown.
Scout,
sc. st. corv
21
400 Capt. Corbett.
Singapore
Slaney,
gun-boat.
1
80 Lieut. W. F. Lea
Shanghai
Snap.t
gun-boat
3
60
Hongkong
Starling,
gun-boat.
B
60 Lient. Denham,
Shanghai
Staunch,
gun-boat.
3
60 Lieut. Temple.
Amoy
Swallow,
sc. Sarvey ves.
ย
Vulcan,
sc. sloop sh,
в
400 A. C. Shode.
Watchful,
gun-boat.
3
40
Weazel,
Woodcock."
sc. st. g.b. gun-boat.
3
60 Lieut. Hale,
40 Lieut. Walker,
60 Ed. Wild Mast. Com.
Flagship of Rear Admial Kuper.
Hongkong Canton Hongkong
† Paidof.
Hospital Vessel.
* Steam Ordinary.
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WHAMPOA.
THE
# WHAMPOA DIRECTORY.
DOCK PROPRIETORS.
Conper & Co., J. C., dock proprietors, shipwrights, and engineers, Granite Docks
John C. Couper (absent)
G. N. Minto, manager
J. McLeod, engineer
J. V. de Jesus, clerk
W. G. O. Brown, do.
J. Nevan, foreman shipwright
R. Duncan,
J. McDonald,
do. do.
A. D. Senna, apprentice engineer
Gow & Co., D., dock proprietors
J. Badenoch, manager
John Sullivan, clerk
Hall & Co., S. P., dock proprietors and
shipwrights
W. H. Vickerman, manager Thompson, foreman
Hunt & Co., Thos., dock proprieto, aip-
wrights, and shipchandlers Wm. E. Putman, manager B. Brush, foreman shipwright Geo. W. Fisher,
T. J. Falls, engineer G. H. Brady
do.
Samuel Wright do. Chas. Dougherty do.
do.
F. Murray, boiler maker F. G. Perreira
G. S. Hall
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kenward's Dispensary
R. Kenward, Druggist R. Bennett do.
Lifi
J. R. Lewer, M. B. C. 8., L. A. C. -Simpson, M. B.
Neale, W. S. shipchandler
W Kant, clerk
HOTELS.
J. Anderson, proprietor Excelsior Hotel W. Johnson Oriental Hotel
BRITISH CONSULATE.
H. F. Hance, vice-consul
Andrew Duncan, constable
UNITED STATES CONSULATE. Consular Agent-Wm, E. Putnam
IMPERIAL MARITIME CUSTOMS. Tide Surveyor-T. H. Smith Tidewaiters-T. Field, A. Bremner, H. T. Meyers, W. Wheeler, T. Dahl, F. Dew- son, G. H. B. Hancock, A. A. Godwin, F. Goodwin
POST OFFICE.
R. H. Bennett, acting postmaster
CANTON.
THE
# CANTON DIRECTORY. #
Missionaries, etc.
WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSION-
ARY SOCIETY.
Rev. G. Piercy
Rev. S. Hutton
Rev. J. Preston
Rev. Samuel J. Smith
Rev. J. S. Parkes
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN
BOARD.
Rev. A. P. Happer, M.D.
Rev. C. F. Preston
Rev. I. M. Condit
J. E. Kerr, M.D.
BOARD OF UNITED PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH, U.S.A.
Rev. J. C. Nevin
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION,
SOUTHERN CONNECTION.
Rev. J. R. Graves
Rev. J. G. Schilling
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCICITY.
Rev. F. S. Turner
J. R. Carmichael, M.D.
Rev. John Chalmers, M. A.
AMERICAN BOARD FOR FOREIGN
MISSIONS.
Rev. D. Ball, M.D.
Consulates, etc. GREAT BRITAIN. Consul-D. B. Robertson Vice Consul W. H. Fittock Interpreter-W. S. F. Mayers Chaplain-Rev. J. Gray, MA. 1st Assistant-W. N. Payne 2nd Assistant-J. P. M. Fraser Linguist-Ng Minching Constable--. Dennis
UNITED STATES.
Consul-Oliver H. Perry Interpreter S. W. Bonney
FRANCE.
Acting Consul-Em. Mancel Acting Interpreter-Er. Blancheton
PORTUGAL.
Consul-Edward Pettit
147
PRUSSIA, SAXONY, & OLDENBURG. Consul--R. von Carlowitz
NETHERLANDS.
Consul-Vander der Hoeven. I des Amorie
Public Silk Inspector.
Coare, Frederick William
Public Tea Inspectors.
Deacon & Co.
James B. Deacon
Rev. S. W. Bonney
Rev. D. Trooman
A. Humbert,
Architects.
Shearman G. Bird,
Thomas S. Odell
Earnest Deacon, tea taster F. A. de Fonseca
M. Schaalje, Dutch student interpreter
Merchants.
Ahmedbhoy Rahimtoola -
Hyderbloy Motabboy, manager
Abdool Hoosein Essabboy, assistant
148
Birley & Co.
D. A. Whyte, tea inspector Bovet Brothers & Co.
A. Bovet
Bourjan, Hubener & Co.
A. Wunsch
Bull, Purdon & Co.
F. W. Lawrence
Demetrio de Barros
Carlowitz & Co.
R. von Carlowitz G. Hitzeroth
Deguria, & Co. R. N.
Rustomjee Nowrojee Deguria
Ruttonjee Dadabhoy, assistant
Dent & Co.
Edward Pettit, tea inspector Dorabjee Byramjee Futtakia, Fletcher & Co.
Alex. Downie, tea inspector Gibb, Livingston & Co.
F. M. Gibb
T. Wilkinson, tea inspector A. A. Lind
Gifford & Co.
A. Gifford, (England)
P. Gifford, tea inspector
Gilman & Co.
William Pugh
Habibhoy, Alladinbhoy
Ismalbhoy Moorjeebhoy Habibhoy, Rehemoobhoy
Samjee Munjee IHeard & Co. Augustine
D. Weld
Hesse, Ehlers & Co. Theodor Hesse
Ilolliday, Wise & Co.
J. C. Ridge, tea inspector
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
C. S. Matheson
T. Geo. Newton, tea inspector
Johnson & Co.
J. F. Croom, tea inspector
CANTON.
Mackenzie & Co. D. W.,
Alfred A. Gundry, tea inspector Margesson & Co.
H. D. Margesson
F. S. Schutze
Walter Newman (Foochow)
F. P. Senna
Moul & Co.
George Moul
John Moul, Jr.
Olyphant & Co.
George W. Talbot Robert Eyre
Oxford & Co.
Thomas Thomas.
Poonjabhoy, Dhurumsey
Cassumbhoy Canjeebhoy Rahimbhoy Munjeebhoy Pustau & Co. Wm.
A. Bielfeld Paul Reimann Richard Devens Johs. Cordes
Reiss & Co.
Emil Maintz
F. C. Adams, tea inspector
Russell & Co.
David King, Jr.
Scott & Co., Adam
Adam Scott Alfred G. Hogg
Siemssen & Co.
C. S. Mestern, tea inspector
Smith, Archer & Co.
George A. Archer
Jesse S. Blydenburgh
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
A. Thurburn, tea inspector
Tinawy, F. A.
Turner & Co.
Alfred Hutchison, tea inspector
Varco, W. B.
Vander Hoeven, I. des, Amorie British West India Emigration Agency.
Sub agent.-T. Sampson
CANTON.
Imperial Maritime Custome.
海關 Hoy-kwan
Commissioner of Customs-Geo. B. Glover
1st Assistant-T. G. Lyson
Interpreter-C. A. Low
Assistants B. Markwick, W. D. Powell, A. B. Abbott, A. Courtan, St. John Carter
Assistant Tide Surveyor-James Boyle
149
Weighers-W. G. Merrick, J. E. Gardner,
R. F. Eaton
Tidewaiters-G. Glackmeyer, W. Hodg
son, J. M. Brown, R. Perry, Geo. Clarke, E. Hewitt, C. Freeman T. Edgar, E. Herton, W. B. Clyatt, Ri- chard King, F. Mawhood. Linguists-Tsauwan, Yong Foo, Chow- hing, Leong wing - on, Ho-ah - fook Cheong-quan Haing, Wong-wai, Chun Ah-kwong, Flo ah-low, Wong Lun, Ho Ah-pur Whampoa Linguist)
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THE
MACAO DIRECTORY. " 門
Colonial Government. Governor and Plenipotentiary in China
-H. E. Isidoro F. Guimaraes Aid. de camp-Jeronimo Ozorio de Castro
Cabral e Albuquerque Secretary-Gregorio Jose Ribeiro 1st Clerk Jose Carlos de Barros 2d do-Jose Francisco Franco
COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT. President-The Governor Members-
Joso a Ferreira Pinto, (Judge) Antonio Fidellis da Costa, (Major
manding)
Merchants.
Agabeg, G. L., 15 Praia Grande Bourjau, Hubener & Co.,
Rud. Bronsted
Brandao & Co., Rua do Tronco Vello
A. C. Brandao
A. J. Brandao
Leonardo V. Brandao
Cama & Co., F. B., 11 Praia Grande
Framjee Kaikrushro, manager Pestonjee Rustomjee
Com-Carneiro, B. E., 72, Rua Central M. Rozario J. M. Couto
Padre Manoel Lorenco de Gouveia,
(President of the Ecclesiastical Com mission)
Miguel Pereira Simoes, (Chief Clerk of the
Exchequer)
Gonsalo da Silveira
Lourenco Marques, (Procurador)
REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Clerk of the Exchequer-M.P. Simoes Accountant J. C. P. da Assumpçao
1st Clerk-L. P. Simoes
2d do.-M. F. Marques
1st Assistant Clerk-F. J. F. Gordo
24 do.-J. J. d'Azevedo
Messenger J. S. d'Oliveira Do.-S. F. Rodrigues
RECEBEDORIA DAS DECIMAS. Chief Clerk-Vicente Caetano da Rocha 1st do. Jose Lopes
2d do. Joaquim Rodrigues President Joao Corea Pais d'Assumpçao Secretary-Angelo Antonio da Silva Fiscal Joao Damaceno Coelho dos Santos Major Julio Antonio Corea de Liger Cypriano Antonio das Chagas Leocadio Justino da Costa
TREASURY.
Treasurer-Carlos Vicente da Rocha
Chief Clerk-Francisco D. G. de Nogueira
Clerk-Antonio Dias da Cunha
Deacon & Co.
J. B. Deacon
Thos. S. Odell
Ernest Deacon, teataster
J. A. de Fonseca
Endicott, J. B.
Lino d'Almeida
D. V. Soares
Fernandes, B. de Senna, 33 Praya Grande
Bernadino de S. Fernandes
D. C. Pacheco
Joaquim da L. Rodrigues Luiz da Silva
Filomeno Victal
Garreta, E.
Ignaçio Vieira
Goularte, Joze Bernardo, Rua dos Culis
J. Joze da Silva
Ignacio Fernandes de Castro & Co., 56
Rua Central
Joaquim Garcia Viana
Antonio M. Pereira
Innocencio V. Ribeiro
Jamsetjee Eduljee, merchant and agent,
No. 47 Praia Grande.
Jorge & Co., 1 Rua dos Prazeres
Joze Jorge
Evaristo Lopes
MACAO.
151
Lança, E. L., 33 Ponta da Rede
F. Marcal
Lubeck & Co., 3 San Lourenço
L. A. Lubeck
C. Corveth
Marques, Lourenco, 4 Campo St Antonio
L. Marques
Eduardo Pio Marques
A. G. Marques
Mello & Co., A. A. de, Praia Grande
Baron do Cercal, Brazilian consul A. A. de Mello, Brazilian vice-consul
J. P. Van Loffelt
G. S. Botelho
F. A. da Cruz
J. C. Pereira
Nye, Gideon, Jr., acting consul of the Un-
ited States, 54 Kua Central
J. P. Pascoal
Sun-fay-yune
Silva & Co., J. Peres da, 37 Praia Manduco
Joaquim Peres da Silva Quinteliano da Silva
Francisco Joao Marques Severino da Silva
Francisco P. Marques
Souza, Camillo L., 25 Praia Grande Van der Hoeven, I, des Amorie
N. G. Peter, French vice-consul
Miscellaneous.
Bradstreet, P., 3 San Lourenço Fonseca, José Maria da, shipchandler, wine & spirit merchant, Ponta da Rede H. Danenberg
Reed, F. G., hotel-keeper, Praia Grande Rio, J. M. del, emigration agent
Scarnichia, S. E., Capitao de Porte, Rua
dos Culis
S. E. Scarnichia
Francis Nicazio Gomes
Outeiro, Jose Mariado, merchant, 18 Praia Silva, J. da, printer, storekeeper, &c.
Grande
Pereira, B. A. 12 Largo da Sé
Pereira, Manoel, 17 Rua d'Alfandega (agent
Dent & Co.)
Raynal, Gustav, 36 Praia Grande
H. Ebell
Remedios, M. A. dos, Rua da Barra
M. A. dos Remedios Miguel M. Maher A. dos Remedios S. C. dos Remedios Alex. dos Rosario
Silva & Co., F. A. da, 13 Rua de Gamboa
Francisco Antonio da Silva Maximiano V. Lopes
Antonio Gomes
Theodoreto da Rocha
Lourenco da Costa
Jose d'Aquino
Leonardo Machado
Consulates.
Consul for United States--Gideon Nye, Jr. Consul for Peru-J. M. Cantuarias, 2 Largo de St Agostinho Vice-Consul for France N. G. Peter
NOVA ESCOLA MACAENSE. Director General-Baron do Cercal Committee-A. A. de Mello, J. G. Fernan- des, J. B Goularte, Dr. V. de P. S. Pit- ter, A. Marques Pereira Teachers-Pe. A. M. Vasconcellos, p.D., Jose M. da Costa, and W. W. White
THE
JAPAN DIRECTORY.
DESIMA.
Netherlands Legation.
J. K. de Wit, consul-general
J. L. C. Pompi van Merdervoort, medical
attendant
T. P. Metman, chancellor and vice-consul L. de St Aulaire, student interpreter
Consulates.
FRANCE.
HAKODADI.
Le consulate Britannique, charge des in-
terets Francais
GREAT BRITAIN
Charles A. Winchester, consul (absent)
| James J. Enslie. acting consul and inter-
preter
William Willis, 2d assistant and medical
officer (absent)
F. Lowder, junior assistant
UNITED STATES
E. E. Rice Commercial Agent
Consulates-
FRANCE
NAGASAKI.
J. Loureiro, agent consulaire provisoire
GREAT BRITAIN
Geo. S Morrison, consul (absent) F. G. Myburgh, interpreter
C. M. Schmidt, supernumerary interpreter Adolphus A. Annesley, 2d assistant Lachland Fletcher, junior do.
PORTUGAL
Jose Loureiro, Consul
UNITED STATES
| John G. Walsh, vice-consul
YOKOHAMA.
YOKOHAMA.
Churches and Missions.
ENGLISH CHURCH.
British Consular Chaplain. The Reverend Buckworth M. Bailey.
MISSION APOSTOLIQUE.
Chapel-"The Sacred Heart of Jesus."
L'Abbe Girard.
Pierre Monicon.
Louis Fourret.
Bernard Petijean.
AMERICAN MISSION.
DUTCH CONSULATE.
153
Dirk de Graeff van Polsbroek, De Consul
der Nederlanden.
.Constable.
FRENCH CONSULATE.
Henri Weuve, Chancelier substitute. Blek man, Interprete.
Degron, Commis de Chancellerie.
PORTUGUESE CONSULATE,
Edward Clarke, H.M.F.M.'s Consul.
Thomas Troy, Constable.
(At Kanagawa).
Reverend S. R. Brown-
Reverend James Ballagh. Dr. J. C. Hepburn.
Mr. J. T. Gurlick.
Mr. T. W. Thompson.
Mr. J. Goble (Yokohama).
Consulates.
AMERICAN CONSULATE,
Colonel George S. Fisher, Consul.
Joseph Heco, Interpreter.
James Ayton Mann, Consulate Clerk.
Thomas Hogg, Marshal.
Edward Banks, Deputy Marshal.
BRITISH CONSULATE.
Capt. F. Howard Vyse, H. B. M.'s Consul. Marcus O. Flowers, Interpreter and As-
sistant.
Philip Buchanan Walsh, Second Assistant. Martin Dohmen, Supernumerary Inter-
preter and Packet Agent. Edward Carlton, Constable.
PRUSSIAN CONSULATE.
Baron de Brandt, Consul for Japan.
25.
Hong List.
ADAMSON & Co., W. R.
Bell, Frederick Haley Davis, G. R.
93,
ALLMAND & Co.
Allmand, John, Jr.,
Brower, D. C.,
Ranlett, H. D.,
94
ASPINALL, CORNS & Co.
Aspinall. William G., Corns, Frederick,
Bourne, William, Spence, Edwin J., Pater, F. L,
BAGLEY & CO. PAUL, Shipping Agents.
Bagley, Paul,
40
BAKER & Co., O. H.; Storekeepers.
Baker, Oliver, H.,
154
Eisler, John,
Grinnell, C, S.
CREEK.
JAPAN.
BAILLIE & Co., Butchers and Compradors.
Baillie, W. A.,
Baldwin, H.,
72
Burgess, Geo. W.,
Fuller, Ben.,
Bryant, H. R.,
BARNET & Co. GEORGE
41
Broadbent, John W., Elias, Ellis,
BATTEKE, PETRUS J.
28,
[See Textor & Co.)
BELL, F. H.,
[See W. R. Adamson & Co.]
BOYLE, J. H., (absent.)
BROADBENT, J. W.
[See Geo. Barnet & Co.]
BOURRET, L.
[See Remi, Schmit & Cie.]
[CREEK]
CAMERON & Co., Shipwrights and Builder.
Cameron, Allen,
Cook, Henry,
70.
Rabb, F.,
Klein, T.,
Ranton, Maurice F.
CRUCHLEY, F., Attorney & Conveyancer CREVECOEUR, L., Storekeeper,
102.
FALK CHARLES., Mathematical Instrument
Maker.
54.
FREEMAN, O. E. Ship Chandler and Store-
keeper. Freeman, O. E.
Ludwig, John,
81. GARNIER, F.
Armagnac, Raymond,
GOODMAN, G. W. Baker.
42.
GEORGE & CO., C. Golden Gate Restaurant.
1.
Goodman, G. W.
Adair, Henry.
George, Cornelius,
GOWER, S. J.
[Jardine, Matheson and Co.]
92.
GUTSCHOW & Co.
Grant, William,
4 and 5
CLARKE, EDWARD.
[Dent & Co.]
EDWARD CLARKE,
Albinson, Joseph,
30.
Barradas, Francisco,
Troy, Thomas,
Newton, Francis,
CONSTENSOUX & Co.,
25.
Constensoux, F.,
Ledermann, H.,
DE CONINGH, CARST & LELS.
Bruyn, H.,
Plate, Fzu, G. F.,
Carst, R. J.,
Mees, F. A.,
Houpt, W. A.,
56
Gower, S. J.
Hope, C. S.,
Gutschow, E. H.,
Gutschow, F.,
GRAUERT & Co.
Grauert, W.,
HEGT N. GEBR, General Merchants, Im-
porters & Commission Agents. Hegt. M. J. B. N.,
Hegt, H. A. N.,
HENDERSON & WEST. Butchers and
57
Provisioners
Henderson, Gilbert,
West, George,
Clarke, William, Magilveray, Thomas,
HANSARD & KEELE. Auctioneers.
Hansard, A. W.,
Keele, O. R.,
HOOPER, HENRY JOHN.
[Augustine, Heard and Co.]
Hooper, H. J., Van Reed, Eugene M., Clarke, W. C.,
HOEY, H. E.-(absent) HUGHES, WILLGOSS & Co.
Hughes, John, Willgoss, Henry,
"JAPAN HERALD" OFFICE.
69
Hansard, Albert W., Keele, Octavius R.,
Silva e Souza, A. J. da
Jenkins, G. R.,
Surgeon &c
Jenkins, Griffith Richard
JAQUEMOT, JOHN M.
76
Silk Inspector.
Jaquemot John M.,
JOSEPH, LOUIS A.
[D. Sassoon and Co.,]
Joseph, Louis A.,
KEMPTNER W.
JAPAN.
90
Hudson, John,
NEWBERY, W.
[Newbery. Elliot and Co.,] Newbery, J. V.
20
PATOW, W.
86
ROYAL HOTEL,
Macaulay, James B.,
10
REMI SCHMIDT & Co.,
Bourret, Louis,
Leon, Chemin Dupontes.
79
ROBERTSON, SAMUEL.
Robertson, Samuel,
71
Ross, BARBER & Co.,
Ross, John B.,-absent. Barber, James S., Rigby, Edward.
Yule Alexander, Fraser, James C.,
SCHOYER, RAPHAEL
73
Kemptner, W. (absent)
77
Auctioneer
KNIFFLER & Co., L.
Gildermeister, M. H.,
Schoyer Raphael.
12
Morf, H. C.,
Gaertner, C.,
STUYT, CZN. PETER,
32
LOUREIRO, EDWARD,
Moss, HENRY
Moss, Henry,
MAITLAND, F.
Maitland, F.,
32
MACDONALD, WILLIAM
Stuyt. Czu, Peter,
43 AND
61
SCHULTZE, REIS & CO.
Reis, Adolph,
Commission Agent, Surveyor to Lloyd's SIMMONS. Dr. D. B,
Storekeeper.
Schultze, Adolph,
Ailcock, G. Henry,
Agent.
Surgeon, &c.
Macdonald, William,
SIMMONS, D. B.,
58
13
MACPHERSON & MARSHALL,
SMITH, RICHARD B.
Macpherson, Angus J.,
[Smith, Archer and Co.]
Marshall, William,
Smith, R. B.,
Thompson, R. H.
Baker, Colgate,
76
94
MAINE SAMUEL,
STEARNS, J. O. P.,
[Fletcher and Co.,]
7
Maine, Samuel,
STRACHAN, W. M.,
Downie, James,
Strachan, W. M.,
155
52
156
JAPAN.
TATHAM, & Co.,
Tatham, Thos.,
41
Eskrigge, Thos.,
TEXTOR & Co.,
50
Pollsbroek, de Graeff van Batteke, P. J.,
Pauw, K.,
THOREL & Co., CHARLES
Shipping Agents
Thorel, Charles,
2
WALSH, HALL & Co.,
Walsh, John,
Walsh, Thomas,
70
Hall, Francis,
Wheaton, W. T., Wellman, F. O., Morse, W. H.,
YOKOHAMA HOTEL.
Patow, W.,
44
Reyger, D. de
UNION HORLOGERE.
Perrigeux, F.,
Schnell, E.,
YOUNG, JAMES M.
24
[Overweg and Co.,] Young James, M.,
Dr. C. H. D. VISSCHER.
80
Dr. Visscher, M. Ch. D.,
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Sacred Heart of Jesus. Girard, Prudence, absent. Mounicou, Pierre, Furet, Louie,
Petitjean, Bernard.
"NASSAU" Store-ship.
Henry Harvey.
Insurance Companies.
Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. New York Mutual Insurance Company. Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
Agent,--H. J. HOOPER
Yangtsze Insurance Association of S.hae. Agents, WALSH, HALL & Co.
AGENTS OF LLOYDS.
W. R. Adamson & Co.
Legations.
AMERICAN LEGATION.
General Robert H. Pruyn, Minister Re-
sident.
William Ingraham Kip, Jr., Secretary of
Legation.
A. L. €. Portman, Interpreter.
Robert C. Pruyn, Attache.
BRITISH LEGATION.
Lieut.-Colonel Edward St. John Neale, H. B. M.'s Charge d'Affaires and Acting Consul General.
Richard Eusden, Japanese Secretary. Abel Authony James Gower, First Assist
ant
Griffith Richard Jenkins, Asst, & Medi-
cal Officer.
William Willis, Assistant and Medical
Officer.
Reginald Russell, Foreign-office Clerk,
temporarily attached.
Russell Brook Robertson, student Inter-
preter
Ernest Mason Satow, student Interpreter,
FRENCH LEGATION,
Agents,-SCHULTZ, REIS & CO. M. M. du Chesne de Bellecourt, Ministre
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Agents, MACPHERSON & MARSHALL.
Plenipotentiare, Cfficier de l'ordre Im- perial de la Legion d'Honneur, du Dane- mark, et de Leopold de Belgique.
JAPAN.
LIST OF ALL RESIDENTS. Alphabetically classified in Nationalities.
ENGLISH RESIDENTS & OFFICIALS &C.
Albinson, Joseph Allcock, Geo. H. Aspinall, W. Gregson
Bailey, M. Buckworth, and family Baillie, W. A. and wife Baker, Thomas
Barber, J. S.
Bell, F. H.
Bourne, W.
Boyle, James H.
Cameron, Allen
Clarke, William
Broadbent, J. W.
Carleton, Edward
Clarke, Woodthorpe Cook, Henry Corns, F. Davis, G. R. Cosh, John Strode Cruchley, Frederick Dohmen, Martin Downie, James Elias, Ellis.
Eskrigge, Thomas
Eusden, Richard
Flowers, M. 0.
Fraser, James
Gower, S. J.
Gower, A. A. J.
Grauert, W.
Grant, William
(absent)
Hansard, A. W. and family
Henderson, Gilbert
Hoey, H. E. (absent)
Hooper, H. J.
Hope, C. S.
Hughes, John
Hudson, John
Jaquemot, J. M. and family
Jenkins, Griffith R. and wife
Joseph, Louis
Keele, O. R.
Kemptner, W.
(absent)
Lever, S. C.
Loureiro, Edouardo
Macauley, James
Macdonald, William, and family
Macpherson, A. J.
Maine, Samuel
Maitland, F.
Marshall, W. and family McGillivray, T. Moss, Henry
Neale, Lt. Col. E. St. John Newberry, Joseph Parker, John
Rigby, Edward Ross, J. B.
(absent)
Russell, Reginald
Robertson, Russell B.
Satow, Earnest W. Spence, Edwin
Strachan, W. M.
Tatham, Thomas
Thompson, R. Horsfall Thorel, Charles Vyse, Capt. F. Howard · Walsh, Patrick Buchanan Walter, W. Willgoss, Henry Willis, William
West, George
Young, James M.
Yule, A. H.
157
AMERICAN RESIDENTS & OFFICIALS, &c.
Allmand, J. Jr. and wife
Adair, Henry
Bagley P.
Baker, C.
Baker, O. H.
Baldwin, H.
Ballagh, Rev. Jas. and family
Banks, Edward
Benson, E. S.
Brooksbank, J. S.
Brower, D. C.
(absent)
Brown, Rev. S. R. and family
Burgess, G. W.
Conner, William
Falk, C.
Fisher, George S. and family Freeman, O. E.
George, Cornelius
Goble, J. and family
Goodman, G. W.
Grinnell, O. S.
Gulick,. J. T.
Hall, F
·
158
Heco, Joseph
Hepburn, Dr. J. C.
Hogg, Thomas
Kenny, David
Kip, W. Ingraham
Mann, George and family
Mann, J. A. McKenzie, Daniel
Morrison, Alexander Nash, Asa
Newton, F.
Portman, A. L. C.
Pruyn, Gen. Robert
Pruyn, Robert C.
Ranlett, H. D,
Richards, C. H.
(absent)
Robertson, Samuel
Schoyer, Raphael, and family
Schultze, A
Simmons, D. B.
Smith, Charles
Smith, R. B.
Stearns, J. O. P.
JAPAN.
Leon, Chemin du Pontes Lederman, H. (p) Perregaux, F. (p) Gatachow, E. H. (p) Girard, M. L'Abbe
Morf, H. C. (p)
Mounicou, M. L'Abbe
Weuve, H.
PORTUGUESE RESIDENTS.
Barradas, Francisco
Frank Joze,
Silva e Souza, Antonio Jozé da
DUTCH RESIDENTS AND OFFICIALS.
Batteke, P. J.
Bevier
Bruyn, H.
Caspers, J.
Carst, R.
Taylor, E. and family
Thompson, T. W.
Troy, Thomas
Van Reed, E. M.
Walsh, Thomas.
Wellman, P. O.
FRENCH RESIDENTS & OFFICIALS, &c.
(p) under French protection.
Armagnac, Reymond
Crevecoeur, L.
Frey, H. J. and family
Haupt
Huffnagel, C.
Kleim, J.
Lastdrager, J.
Mees, R. A.
Noordoek Hegt. H. A.
Patow, W.
Pauw, K.
Noordoek Hegt. H. B. M.
Platen, G.
Bellecourt, H. E. Du Chesne de
Polsbroek, D. de Graeff van
Bleckman, F.
Rabb, F.
Bourret, Gustave
Bourret, Louis
Burdon
Constanseux, F. Degron
Reiger, B.
Reis, Á.
Schnell, E.
Stuyt, P. Czn
Vischer, C. H. D.
-000-
JAPAN.
SHIPPING RETURNS & EXPORT OF SILK.
Return of Merchant Vessels arriving at the Port of Kanagawa-Yokohama, from the 1st January to the 28th December Ships. Tonnage.
159
EXPORT OF SILK SINCE 1ST JULY
1862.
1862.
British,.
American
Dutch....
French,
Russian,
Total,.
Same time
last year.
64
20,100
Bales
Bales
35
16,548 To London,.
.4,150
1,466
14
3,443 Shanghae,.
.9,021
3,305
4
721
Hongkong,
381
93
858 America..
61
..120
41,670
Total. .13,613
4,864
EXPORT OF TEA, GROUND RENT, &c.
EXPORT OF TEA SINCE 1ST JUNE
1862.
lbs Total of last season
GROUND RENT, &c.
The Ground rent payable by Foreign Re- sidents to the Japanese Government is:-
2,185,455 7 itzibus 4 tempos per 100 Tzubus per month or (at the exchange 311 per $100) $28 per annum.
2,466,701
To London..1,151,254
Shanghae, 718,985
Hongkong, 93,300
America, 747,003
906,029 288,948
Grand Total, 2,710,542
5,847,133
The total rental for this Settlement not including the new swamp lots is (approxi- mately) $17,120 per annum, averaging about $160 per annum per lot.
JAPANESE WEIGHTS & MEASURES.
JAPANESE MEASURE FOR SILK, Cotton
CLOTH, &C.
JAPANESE LAND MEASURE.
....I.sung. ...I-shiaku-1 foot.
Jiu (10) Bu. Jiu (10) Sung
Jiu (10) bu.. ..Itchi or I (1) sung Mits (3) Shiaku, or 3 feet Manaka-1 yard.
Jiu (10) Sung, 1 foot 3 in I-shiaku. Jiu (10) Shiaku.......Itchi-go.
1 Piece Clothing.....I-tang-28) Shiaku.
JAPANESE WEIGHTS.
.Itchi (1) Ring.
Roku (6) Shiaku-2 yards...... I-keng Roku jiu (60) Keng-120 Manaka Itchi-jio. San jiu roku (36) Jio. 4,320 yards...Itchi ri.
1 Square of 6 feet or two mats, or 1 keng- |yoho Stots (1) or Itchi (1) bu=36 square
feet.
JAPANESE CARPENTER'S MEASURE. Jiu (10) Bu..
Jiu (10) Mo.
Jiu (10) Ring..
..Itchi (1) Pung.
Jiu Sung.
Jiu (11) Shiaku..
Jiu (10) Pung..
.Itchi mome.
.I-sung
...I-shiaku.
..Itchi-jio.
Jiu (10) Jiu-mome or 100 mome-1lb.
(Eng.)
Hiyaku roku jiu (160) Mom...1 king (or 1
catty.)
Shen (1,000) Mome......I kame (nearly 7
catties)
16 Kame (100) king or catties
=1 pel. Hiyaku king.
JAPANESE MEASURE FOR RICE, WHEAT,
LIQUIDS, &c.
Jiu (10) Shiaka..
.Itchi-jio.
Jiu (10) Go
....I (1) to.
Jiu (10) To..
.Itchi-koko.
is the largest
.......40 Jiu-go—1 tub.
A Koko 6 square feet
rice measure.
Saki 3 to and 8 tschos=-31 Jiu-go=1 tub.
Oil...
160
JAPAN.
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR 360 DAYS, 1ST JAN. TO 26TH DEC. 1862, FROM OBSERVATIONS MADE AT KANAGAWA
1862
Ther at Sunrise
Maximum
Minimum
9 P.M.
No. of fair days
No. of cloudy day
No. of Rain days
Jan... Feb....
29 47 35 56 14
27 47
36 63 16
March.
38 53
44 63
25
April...
48
63
55 77
35
16
May..
59 71 65
82 47
13
June.
67 74
71
86
57
12
10 08.21
July
78
89 79
94
61
19
5
01.07
August...
76 83
79
90
67
14
10 12.03
Sept.
71 80 74
87
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58 61
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Nov...
44 56
50
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Wind
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Yearly
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THE
MANILA DIRECTORY.
Colonial Government.
Governor and Captain General-H. E. Sr.
D. Rafael Echagüe Assessor General-Carlos Paveya Alba Secretary General-Joze Luis de Baura
SUPERIOR COURT OF APPEAL. President-H. E. the Captain-General Regente or Governor-Carlos Pavej
Alva
Presidents of Chambers-Carlos Paveja y Alva, and D. Juan Ignacio Morales do la Cortina
Judges D. Luis Yandiola, Jose Nacarino Bravo, Manoel Vela Irisarri, Vicente de la Torre de Trassierra, Miguel de Heras y Donesteve. Francisco Perez
Anaya Substitutes D. José Corrales, Bonifacio Saeng de Vezmunos, Vicento Arrieta (attorney-general)
FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Judges-H. E. the Captain-General, and
the Judge Counsellor at War
MARINE DEPARTMENT,
Judges-H. E. Sar. D. Eusebio Salcedo (admiral of the station), and the Judge Councellor of Marine Attorney Jose Maria Arrieta Notary-D. Nicolas Avila Navarro Major General of Marine-D. Antonio
Mora y Cincunequi
Harbour Master-D. Pedro Taxonera Commander-in-Chief of Preventive Forces
by Sea and Land-D. F. Cora Postmaster General-Sebastian Hazanas Collector General of Customs-D. Antonio
Enrequez.
ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Patron-H. M. the Queen
Royal Vice-Patron-H. E. the Governor
Captain-General
Superintendent General-H. E. the Cap- | Archbishop Metropolitan of the Phili-
tain-General
Intendant General-Sebastian de Leon Accountant General-Dario de Ormachea Treasurer General-D. Francisco de P.
Enrequez
pines-H. E. Sr. Don Gregorio Meli- ton Martinez
Provisor and Vicar General-Dr. D. Ped-
ro Pelaez Dean-Manuel Peralta
CIVIL GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF Commissary of the Holy Crusade-Doctor
MANILA.
Governor-D. Rafael Comas
Secretary-D. Diego Suarez Commissary-D. Marcelino Salas
INFERIOR JUDGES (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL.) 1st Court-D. Gaspar Dorupere 2d do.-F. L. Vallejo
3d do. Evaristo del Valle
AUDIT OFFICE.
Senior Auditor-D. Antonio Hallegy y
Barutell
Assistant Auditor-Manuel Estráda, and
Antonio Buera
Pedro Pelaez
Notary General-D. Vicente Curguann
BISHOPRIC OF NUEVA SEGOVIA. Bishop-Sur. D. Fray Francisco Miro Provisor and Vicar General Bachelor D.
Pedro Abaya
BISHOPRIO OF NUEVA EXCERES. Bishop-H. E. Friar Francisco Gainza,
(elect)
Provisor and Vicar General-Doctor Vi-
cente Garcia
BISHOPRIC OF CEBU. Bishop-H. E. Friar Romualdo Gimeno Provisor and Vicar General D. Estevan
Meneses
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MANILA.
CONSULATES.
Great Britain,-Consul General for the United States, Sweden and Norway-C.
Phillippines-J. W. P. Farren
Griswold, consul Vice-Consul at Manila-W. H. Webb Acting Consuls-E. H. Green & J. Russell Surgeon to the British Consulate-J. Denmark-O. E. Edwards, consul
Foulerton, M.D
Belgium-R. Jardine, acting consul
Vice-Consul at Sual in Pangasinan-Bremen-J. H. N. Hulsz, acting consul
Jose de Bosch,
Secretary-Ubaldo de Bosch Vice-Consul at Iloilo in
Nicolas Loney.
Assistant do.-J. Higgin France E. de Mechain, consul
Rey, chancellor
Hamburg-J. H. N. Hulsz, consul Portugal-Antonio Hidalgo, consul
Panay-Chili-Fernando de Aguierre, consul
Do.-Valentine Tens, acting consul Two Sicilies-Tomas Balbas y Castro Prussia-M. Herrmann Switzerland-P. Jenny
MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC OFFICES.
Municipality.
President-H. E. the Captain General Vice do. The Civil Governor or Mayor of
the City
Magistrate of 1st Election-D. Jose M.
Soler, and 12 Aldermen Secretary Manuel Marzano
Royal Tribunal of Commerce. President-Jose Joaquim Inchanoti Members-Ramon Calderon, Pio Fernan- dez de Castro, S. Tuason, Antonio Mar-
cuida
Andrews, —.,
|
Board of Commerce. President The Prior of the Tribunal Members-Alonzo Pieiga, Fernando Mun- oz, Francisco Reyes, Jose M. Soler, An- tonio Hidalgo, Jose Cucullu, Jose V. Velasto
Secretary-Jose Gabriel Gonzalez Professor of English-W. H. Webb Professor of French-Alfredo Campos
The Exchange.
President B. A. Barretto Directors-Jose J. Inchausti, and Jona-
than Russell Treasurer--J. S. Tuason Secretary-Joaquin de Loizaga
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Artist.
Assurance Companies. Colonial Life Assurance Company,-
Agents, Findlay Richardson & Co. Northern Assurance Company (Fire),-
Agents, Findlay Richardson & Co.
Apothecaries.
Borries, W.,
Sleck, F.,
Average Stater.
Francisco Olea
Bank.
Agra & United Service Bank (Limited)
Agents, Holliday Wise & Co.,
Henry Schmid
Jacobus Zobel
E. Fetre
Chemists.
Dentist.
MANILA
Engineers.
W. E. Gill, civil engineer
Jackson, J., civil engineer, and agent for
English Iron Works
Klink, M.,
W. Álgett, assistant
Miller,, engineer hemp press
O'Brien,-..
Guichard et Fils
Auguste Guichard Eugene Guichard Victor Cherest. Benito Genevava
Holliday, Wise & Co.
R. L. Coller, manager
F. Heald
C. W. Farbridge
H. J. Andrews
Oswald, T., engineer sugar works
Wilson, R.
Jenny & Co.
Wilks, H.,
F. Jenny
Hotels.
"San Fernando" Hotel,-. Klunpell,
proprietor
J. Simmen
Frederick Luchsinger
J. Just
Charles Germann
"French Hotel," Barracca, Mdme Matilde Karuth & Co., C.
Galiay proprietor
Insurance Companies.
Hongkong Marine Insurance Company,-
Agents, Holliday Wise & Co.
Liverpool and London Fire and Life In. Co.,-Agents, Holliday Wise & Co.
Merchants.
Barretto & Co., B. A.
Antonio de Ayala
F. P. Cembrano
Lorenzo Calvo
De Castro, & Co., Ignacio Fernandez
Pio F. de Castro
Jose A. Tuton
Manuel F. de Castro
Fernando Tuton
Pompilio Jorge
Eugster, Labhart & Co.
L. Eugster
T. Č. Tobler C. Lazut
Findlay, Richardson & Co.
F. Richardson (London) C. B. Findlay (Glasgow) William Martin (absent) Robert V. Grahame
Thomas-Caw W. H. Beech C. G. Dunlop R. Johnstone J. Carvajal
Charles Karuth
Conrad Heinszen Luke Owens
Ker & Co.
Robert Jardine
Edward Jackson
Montgomerie Maconechy
Hugh Smith French
John Ross
John Ogilvie H. J. Silverlock Andres de Zarate
Luyken & Co., H. J. Martin, Dyce & Co.
W. R. Greenshield J. S. Aitkin R. Fotheringham J. Rogers
Peters & Co.
J. H. N. Hülsz T. F. Stüben Peele, Hubbell & Co.
Horatio Nelson Palmer Ogden Ellery Edwards Richard Dalton Tucker
Antonio V. Barretto George H. Peirce F. P. Cembrano, Jr. E. D. Edwards
Phillips, Moore & Co.
G. N. Michell, manager
Julius Spanier
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164
Polamen Petel & Co.
G. F. Von P. Petel George Von Polamen Petel
Charles Dotta
Russell & Sturgis
Charles Griswold (absent) Edward H. Green Jonathan Russell
J. B, Pearson
W. W. Wood
R. W. Lowndes
R. Torrey
E. P. Dennis
R. Schuyler
B. Corrales
A. Marcaida
H. Dudley G. Tobler
A. Wood, marine surveyor
Smith, Bell & Co.
Lawrence R. Bell (absent) George R. Young
Pedro G. Guimaraens Neil Macleod
C. R. B. Pickford V. Cembrano
Tillson, Hermann & Co.
Frederick Tillson (absent) Moritz Hermann Edward Parr, (England)
Louis F. Rapp
Edward Boustead, Jr. Thomas H. Fenwick Manuel Ortega
Tuason, J. M. &. Co.
Mariano Tuason
J. S. Tuason
MANILA.
Rope Manufacturers.
Beech, Thos.
Eugster Labhart & Co.
Gaskill, Thos., manager Hemp Press Icoza, Ignacio de
Satna Meesa & Co.
E. H. Green, manager
W. Butler
-, Gilbert
Shipchandlers.
Shipwright
Soap Works.
Rogas, J. B., San Miguel
Steam Navigation
MANILA AND HONGKONG STEAMERS. Manuel Perez, Agent
MESSAGERIES IMPERIALES.
Manuel Pirez, Agent
ILOILO STEAMER.
J. V. Evangelista, Agent
Sugar Works.
Aguirre & Co. sugar refiners and chocolate
manufacturers, Janduay
Surgeon.
D. Burke, M.D., surgeon Foreign Hospital
Bischop,--,
Watchmakers.
Elzinger Brothers
Routhier, J.
THE
SAIGON DIRECTORY.
Merchants.
Baudichon, T., wine merchant Bedier, A., merchant
Behre &Co., merchants Gustave Behre
C. Kufeke
Berne, merchant
Boulle, N., merchant
E. Boulle, clerk M. Chagas, clerk
Bur, M., merchant Carrier, wine merchant
Cuny and Duclos, merchants
A. Cuny
T. Duclos
Deflysse, merchant
Denis freres, merchants
Alfred Denis
Henri Denis
Deygontiera, A., merchant
Ducasse & Co., merchants
Eymond A., & Delphin Henry, merchants
T. Leque,
Hale & Co., W. G. merchants
and agents of chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China
Hurburn, merchant Kaltenbach, Engler & Co., merchants Lafon frères, merchants
Roque freres, merchants Victor Roque Xavier Roque Henri Roque Amonique
Segassie & Co., merchant and Opium
farmers
A. Segassie Telesio
M. Luna
Storekeepers & Shipchandlers. D'Souza & Co., Store Keepers
Imbert Dinant & Co., storekee pers
Juvet, F. L. Hotel and Store Keepers
Charles Juvet
Courcy Allard
Reynvaan, Chabert & Co., shipchandlers
Rolland fréres, Storekeepers
Moutier, L., Storekeeper
MESSAGERIES IMPERIALES.
Colonel Domergue
agent of Messa geries Imperiales Miscellaneous.
T. Bolliet, contractor
M. Chatain, Builder
H. Dizac, Emigration agent A. Lasalle, Harbor master F. Olislaeger, Hotel Keeper
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THE
SIAM DIRECTORY.
THE KINGS OF SIAM.
The 4th and present Dynasty is composed of two Kings. P'rabat Sómdēt Prä Paraměn dr Mahá Mongkut, the present reigning sovereign. succeeded to the throne. in the Siamese year 1213, or A. D. 1851. P'rabat Somdet P'ra Pin-Klòw second king has also reigned the same length of time.
There have been, altogether 27 royal mothers in the first King's family: one of them had 7 children, two of them 5 each, another 4, two of them 3 each, four of them 2 each, and all the others but 1 each. His Majesty has at the present time, 34 con- cubines. Each of these receives governmeant salary desie df or the support of her own person, not including her children. The most that any one of them receives is 1200 Ticals, and the least sum is 120 ticals. The aggregate of their salaries is 12,700 Ticals.
Besides these 34 concubines, there are 75 daughters of noblemen, who have been presented to the king by their fathers, with the view to serve as maids of honor. These receive salaries from government according to their supposed individual merits, amouu- ting to 6440 ticals. When any of them desire to exchange their situation for one out of the palace, with freedom to marry or otherwise, they may obtain the privilege by requesting it of the king. His majesty has granted many such requests since he be- gan his reign.
There are also now in the female department of the first king's family 27 persons, being aunts, sisters and nieces of His Majesty, who receive regular salaries from go- vernment amounting to 24,960 ticals.
The children of the king also receive government salaries from the time of their birth. When they are of sufficient age to assume titles of honor and station, which sometimes is as early as 12 years of age, their salaries are doubled. The sum of all their salaries this year is 11,760 ticals,
There are also 5 official ladies in the royal palace, whose salaries are respectively, 400, 240, 240, 160, & 160. ticals=1260 ticals.
His Majesty the second king, has now about twenty Laos, and five Siamese wives. The whole number of his children is about 60, of whom only 30 are now living. His eldest son was born in August or September 1838; and is commonly denominated Prince GEORGE. The name given him in his infancy was GEORGE WASHINGTON. His present official name is Krom Mun Bawara-wich'ei-ch'an. He has a half sister named TUI DUANG-PRATHA, born in November or December 1838.
SIAM.
FOREIGN MISSIONS IN SIAM.
167
FRENCH ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION.
Mission Commenced
1662.
RIGHT REV. JOHN BAPTIST PALLвGOIX, Bishop of Mallor, Vicar Apostolic of
Siam, deceased July 18th, 1862..
arrived 1830.
REV. CLEMENCIAU, Provicar Apostolic, Assumption's church, Bangkok... REV. DUPOND, Rosary Church, Bangkok.
1832.
1840.
1854.
PEV. GIBARTA, St. Francis' Church, Bangkok.
1848.
REV. LARNAUDIE, St, Joseph's Church, Ayuthia.
1845.
REV. DANIEL, St. Paul's Church, Paat-rew.
1845.
1855.
1838.
1859.
1681,
REV. DUCAT, St. Cruz Church, Bangkok, deceased April 24th. 1862.
REV. GEORGEL, Nativity Church, Bang-chang, deceased March 25th, 1862..
REV. RANFAINO, Conception's Church, Chantaboon.
REV. JOHN MARTIN, Conception's Church, Bangkok. REV. SEVERIN PONARD, at Nakawnchaisee...
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Protestant Missions.
MISSION OF THE AMERICAN BAPTIST BOARD.
Mission Commenced.
Rev. Samuel J. Smith, Missionary to the Siamese, Rev. Robert Telford, Missionary to the Chinese Mrs. Sarah J. Smith,
Mrs. Lucina B. Telford,
March 25th, 1833.
arrived June 17th, 1849.
June 4th, 1854.
Feb. 19th, 1848.
June 24th, 1854.
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN MISSION. Stationed at Bangkok.
Mission commenced,
August 17th, 1840.
Rev. Stephes Mattoon
Rev. Samuel R. House, M. D.
Rev. Jonathan Wilson
Rev. Noah A. M'Donald
Rev. Samuel C. George Mrs. Mary L. Mattoon Mrs. Harriette M. House Mrs. Eliza S. M'Donald Mrs. Amelia A. George..
Stationed at Petchaburee
Rev. Daniel M'Gilvary Rev. Samuel G. M'Farland Mrs. Jennie E. M'Farland
arrived March 22nd, 1847.
1847.
June 20th 1858.
Sept. 15th, 1860.
Feb. 2nd, 1862. March 22nd, 1847. July 9th, 1856. Sept. 15th, 1860. Feb. 2nd, 1862.
June 20th, 1858. Sept. 15th, 1860. Sept. 15th, 1860.
Mrs. Sophia R. M'Gilvary
MISSION OF THE AM. MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
Mission Commenced
Rev. Dan Beach Bradley Mrs. Sarah Blachly Bradley
Dec. 6th, 1860.
July 1st, 1848. July 18th, 1835.
May 30th, 1850.
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SIAM.
BANGKOK.
CONSULATES.
BRITISH CONSULATE.
Sir Robert H. Schomburgk, Ph. D., F. R. S., Corresponding member of the R. G. S. L. &c.-Consul, appointed 1857. Interpreter, Thomas George Knox 1st Assistant, Henry Alabaster 2nd Assistant-W. H. Newman 2nd Constable,-Moideen Sauger Surgeon,-J. Campbell, R.N., F.R G.S.L., PORTUGUESE CONSULATE, Consul, Antonic Frederico Moor Secretary,―Joaquim Maximiano de Silva FRENCH CONSULATE.
Acting Consul,-M. D'Istria Acting Chancellor,-St. Cyr. Jullien 1st Interpreter, Rev. Larnaudie 2nd Interpreter,-P. Niu
1st Constable,-Abdon de los Santos.
MERCHANTS
J. S. Parker & S.P Goodale
P. A. da Costa
Nai Peah
Check Org
D. K. Mason & Co
D. K. Mason & R.S. Scott,-Partners|
J. G. Caswell
Ah Lin
BORNEO COMPANY
LIMITED."
AMERICAN CONSULATE
Marshal-George W. Virgin, Consul-Aaron J. Westervelt,
Jailor-Croot,
DANISH CONSULATE.
Consul-D. K. Mason Interpreter-Robert Hunter
HANSEATIC REPUBLIC CONSULATE. Acting Consul-Paul Pickenpack,
SWEDISH & NORWEGIAN CONSULATE. Acting Vice Consul-Paul Pickenpack,
NETHERLANDS CONSULATE.
Consul-Paul Pickenpack,
PRUSSIAN CONSULATE.
Acting Consul-Sir Robert H. Schomburgk
AND AGENTS.
Pickenpack Thies & Co. Agents for Batavia and Colonial Sea and Fire Insurance Companies
Paul Pickenpack Theodor Thies-
George A. Finck J. W. Thies
G. Wettern
M. C. Cordeiro
A. Markwald & Co. Agents for the "Ham- burg, Dresden, and Bremen Under- writers."
Agents to "Lloyds," and to the First and
Second Netherlands India Sea and Fire! Insurance Companies, and Bengal In- surance Society. Agencies at--London, A. Markwald Manchester, Singapore, Batavia, Sara-Paul Lessler,— wak, Calcutta,
Established May 1856.
P. W. Auchincloss-Manager
Herbert Buchanan
Conrad Neubronner
Lee Boon Geok
Remi Schmit & Co.
St. Cyr. Jullien,
Win. Spencer-Managers.
S. D. Barros
Tam Chuan
W. Massius
J. Noelting
J. M. F. da Costa
P, de Jesus Richard Hendriks L. Keean Seng Y. Cheng Bee
A. M. Odman & Co.
Alexander M. Odman,
Emelio A. Moor,
SIAM.
169
Schill Malherbe & Co.
Paul Schill
L. Malherbe
E. Lirmin
L. M. Xavier
E. Martin.
Mussulman Merchants.
AT THE MUSSULMAN SQUARE. In the order of their Rooms in the White Houses from the River on the left hand, going round to the right hand side of the Square.
Abdool Teeap
Abdool Hoosen
Abdool Ally Issŏŏbai
Bawah Mahamad Hoosen
Harsem Goolsh Hoosen Harsam Esoff
Ibrahim Ishmail
Ibrahim Mahamad
Kaimalee Goolamali
Mahamad Arraff
Mahamad Aboo
Mahamad Goshe
Mahamad Ishmail
Nanla bai
Nakodah Ajim Bawnea
Chinese Merchants.
Those living on the West side of the River
from the Prazk'lang's, Southward- Akawn Noo
Akawn Mŏŏt
Chawsóóa Pan
Chawsóóa P'öök
Choon-choo Fak Cheen-Sóó Check Yōōséng Chawsóóa Cheen Ch'aa Chawsooa Low Ch'aa Choon-Choo Choo
Choon-Choo Máhooa Chawsoon Kengsoon Chawsooa Kèngyõõ Chawsooa Eam
Chawsooa Kwangsew
Choon-choo P'ow Chawsona Kết
Chawsooa One
P'àw Kim
Those living on the East side of the River
from the point opposite to the P'raz- k'lang Southward
Akawn K'ééan
Akawn K'áw
Chawsooa Yim
Chawsooa Engkeep
AT THE RED HOUSE ABOVE THE SQUARE. Chawsooa P'aw-sooán
Nakodah Abdool Russool
Mahamad Hoosen
AT THE MOUTH OF THE CANAL ABOVE.
Nakodab Manchegee
Chawsooa Toh Chawsooa Oteean K'oon Bang-kim K'oon Can-t'ééan
Loong Mietree
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bangkok Police.
Police Station and Commissioners resi-
dence, adjacent to Klawng Koot
Mei Fort, Sam peng.
Commissioner of Police,-S. J. B. Ames
Deputy Commissioner, S. Bateman, Junr.
Native Officers-Four
Peons-Forty six
BANGKOK BRANCHI PILOTS.
J. Hicks
John Smith
Atkins Dyer Wm. Shannon W. Radcliffe
Peter Orr.
170
Boarding Houses.
SIAM.
UNION HOTEL-Cook & Co., Proprietors J. Carter, boarding house keeper -,Hopkins, boarding house keeper
Harbor Master and Master Attendant.
Captain John Bush
Chune and Ong Boon-Yew,-Clerks
INSPECTOR OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
J. C. Campbell
1st Assistant--
2nd Assistant-Lee Teck Eng 3rd Assistant-Loo Geok Seng
Ship Chandlers.
VIRGIN & Co., Ship Chandlers, Auc- tioneers, and Commission Agents, Situated near the Roman Catholic
General Church, Kawk-kwai.
S. ACHUNE., Auctioneer, Ship Chandler, &
Commission Agent,
Situated a little below the French Con- sulate, on the opposite bank of the river.
CLYDE DOCK YARD.
Daniel Maclean-Ship builder
George A. Thomas-Assistant John Maclean---Book keeper CLYDE STEAM SAW MILLS.
Daniel Maclean & Co.
John Clay-Superintendant Engineer Wm. Ramsay-Assistant Robert Hunter-Book keeper
AMERICAN STEAM RICE MILL COMPANY.
S. P. Goodale Michael Garvey
Samuel Wright
Alonzo Moore
A. M. ODMAN & Co's RICE MILL. Edward Tryton-Engineer
Wiliam Boalsom-
do.
TOWING & LIGHTERING. STEAMERS
"Jack Waters" & "S. S. Wyckoff,"
Barges
Enterprise
Coquille
Concha
Industry.
D'Almeida
C. G. Allen & Co.-Proprietors H. H. Hanssen-Clerk William West-Captain J. L. Jenkins-Engineer
STEAMER "Fairy," And Barges.
D. K. Mason & Co.--Proprietors
J. Jackson-Captain
T. Driver-Engineer
THE BANGKOK, PAKNAM, & ME- NAM BAR
MAIL AND REPORT AGENCY. Wm. Shannon-Proprietor
The Report boat leaves Paknam and the Bar daily. From Bangkok, the boat leaves the Hotel of Cook Co. at 8 o'clock every morning. Letters and packages will be delivered to Vessels at the Bar, every day. Letters for non-subscribers.. Passage to and from the Bar.....$5 Special boats to and from the Bar..$19
$1
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SIAM.
LIST OF RESIDENTS.
EUROPEAN RESIDENTS. AT BANGKOK,
AND OTHER PLACES IN SIAM.
Alabaster, Henry, Ist Asst. Brit, Consul. Ames, S.J.B.& family, commisionerofpolice Auchincloss, P. W. &. family, merchant. Anchant, R. master mariner. Barros. S. D. clerk.
Bateman, S. Jun. & family, deputy com-
missioner Police. Buchanan, Herbert, clerk. Bush, Capt, John, & family, harbor master Butcher.-master mariner, Campbell, James, & family. Surgeon to
Brit. Consul.
Carter, J. boarding house keeper. Castelnau, Viscount,
Castro, Jose Correa du, Caswell, J. G. clerk. Clay, Johd, engineer. Clemenciau, Rev. Provicar.
Cook James, hotel keeper. Cordeiro, Zepherino. Cordeiro, M. C. clerk, Cordeiro. Miguel Antonio. Cordeiro, Simao.
Costo, Jose Maria E. do, clerk
Costa, Policarpo Antonio da. Cummings, J. C. master mariner.
Daniel, Rev., Rom. Cath. Missionary. Dehau.-
Denis, A. Master mariner.
Dow, J.
Dupond, Rev., Rom. Cath. Missionary. Eames, William, master mariner.
Finck, George A. clerk.
Fonceca, Nazario Antonio, da.
Frank, M.
Gibrata, Rev. Rom. Cath. Missionary.
Gimberteau, master mariner. Greig Alexander, masteriner. Grenon, John William, clerk. Gunn, John, merchant.
Haggerty, John, master mariner. Hamilton, J. clerk.
Hanssen, H. H. clerk.
Hendriks, R. clerk.
Hewitson, C. band master.
Hicks, J. pilot.
Hunter, Robert, interpreter.
Istria, D.' Acting French consul.
Jackson, John, pilot.
Jesus, Filomeno Manuel da, clerk. Jeuss, P. De. clerk.
Johnson, water boating at the Bar. Jullien St. Cur, merchant,
171
Knox Thomas George, interpreter to Brit.
Consulate.
Lamache, E. Drill, master of the kings
soldiers.
Larnaudie, Rev. Rom. Catholic Missionary Lawson, Lawrence, master mariner. Lawpe, J. master mariner. Leon, Neo Luce.
Leonowens, Mrs. A. H. & son, governess
in the king's family. Leonard, William.
Lessler, Paul, & family, merchant. Lermin, E. clerk.
Lloyd, H. clerk.
Luccin, Louis.
Maclean, Daniel, shipbuilder.
Maclean, John, book keeper.
Markwald, Adolphe, merchant.
Malherbe, L. merchant.
Martin, Rev. John, Rom Cath. missionary Martin, clerk
Mason, D. K. merchant.
Massius, W. clerk.
Morelle.
Moor, A. F. Portuguese consul.
Moor, E. A. clerk.
Morris, J.
Nail, George, Vincent.
Neubronner, Conrad, clerk.
Nawman, W. H. 2nd assistant, Brit.
Consul.
Noelting, J. clerk.
Odman, A. M. merchant.
Orton, G. master mariner.
Orr, Peter, pilot.
Oedro, A. master mariner.
Peterson, F. master mariner.
Pickenpack, Paul, merchant, Neth, Con.
Ponard, Rev. Severin Rom. Cath.Mission. Prowse, E. P. master mariner. Quinton, Joseph, S. master mariner Raimunda, Antonio, clerk.
Ramsey, William, Assistant, in Clyde Saw
Mills.
Ranfaing, Rev. Rom. Cath Missionary. Rosario, Pascoal, Antonio da. M. Mar.
172
SIAM.
Santos, de los Abdon, constable French George, Rev. S. C. & family, Prot. Mis.
Consulate.
Schill, Paul, merchant.
Schomburgk, Sir Robert, H. Brit. Con, Shannon, William, & family, pilot. Silva, Gabriel Da. master mariner. Silva, G. J. da. master mariner.
Goodale, S, P. merchant.
Gurvey, Michael. & family, partner in
American Steam Rice Mill.
Hall, George B. engineer.
Higgins, William John, master Mar. Hamilton, W. H. Clerk,
Silva. Joaquim, Maximino da, sec. to House, Rev. S. R.-M. D. & family, Prot.
Port. Consul.
Silva, Peter Andrew.
Scott, Robert, S. merchant, (absent.) Smith, Rev. S.J. & fam. Port. Am. Mission. Spencer, William, merchant. Surin, C. C. clerk.
Thies, J. W. clerk.
Thomas, George, assistant in dockyard. Thompson, master mariner.
Tryton, Edward, engineer.
Toanen, master mariner.
Wettern, G. clerk.
Xayier, Joaquim, Maria, clerk. Xavier L. M. clerk.
AMERICAN RESIDENTS AT BANGKOK,
AND OTHER PLACES IN SIAM. Allen, Charles G. of Steam Tug Co. Fradley, Rev. D. B.-M. D. & family,
Protestant Missionary. Bradley, Cornelius, B.
Campbell, J. C. Inspt. of Imports & Ex. Chandler, J. H. & family.
Christian, William T. master mariner. Davies, James, master mariner.
Dunn, Mrs. C. & children.
Dyer, Atkins. pilot.
|
Missionary
Jenkins, James L. engineer. Major, J. W. mail agent
Mattoon, Rev. S. & family, Prot. Miss. Mc Cormic, James.
Mc Donald, Rev. N. A. & family, Prot.
Missionary.
Mc Farcand Rev. S. G. & family, Prot.
Missionary.
Me Gilvary, Rev, D. & family, Prot.
Missionary.
Moore, A. Assistant in Am. Rice Mill. Odell, John F. superintendent, A. M. A.
Printing office.
Parker, J. S. merchant.
Radciff, William. pilot.
Reynoldt, Henry, master mariner. Ryan, J. O. master mariner. Smith, John. pilot.
Telford, Rev. R. & family, Prot. Miss. Thomas, Charles H. mariner. Thwale, merchant." Virgin, George W. merchant. West, William. master mariner. Westervelt, Aaron, U. S. Consul.
Wilson, Rev. Jonathan, Prot. Missionary Wright, Samuel, Assist. in Am. Rice Mill.
SIAM.
SIAMESE MODE OF DIVIDING TIME
178
The 24 hours of each day, are divided into two equal parts. The day time is called Wan, (sound a as a in what). The night time K'u's, (the apostrophe de- notes that the letter before it is aspirated.) The former uniformly being at six o'clock A.M.; the latter at 6 P.M. The hours of the forenoon are numbered 1, 2, 3, &c. up to 6, or mid-day. The hours of the afternoon are designated by the same numbers. Time in the forenoon is called P'ëLA CH'ow, (ë sounded as e in prey); time after- noon, "La Bai.
The word denoting any hour in the day time is MONG; that for night time is Toom. In expressing 9 A.M. they say, Sam (3rd) MONG CH'ow”—3
"Sám MONG Bai"-9 P.M. "Šám Toom."
P.M.,
The hours of the night are counted in succession from 1 to 12. Six o'clock A.M. is the close of their 12th hour of the night. Each night is divided into four watches of three hours each, and each watch is called a Yam.
Siamese months are designed to be lunar months; but they often vary from the moon a day or more. Each month is divided into two parts, wiz K'àNG K'ẵn, (Wax- ing), and K'ang RAAM. (Waning). The former has always 15 days; but the latter has 15 days every 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th, 10th, and 12th month; and 14 days every 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, and 11th, month. Hence six of their months have 30 days, and six, 29 days=354 to 12 months, which wants about 11 days to make up a full solar year. To compensate for this, they have an intercalary month of 30 days, once in 2 or 3 years. The years 1853, 1855, 1858, and 1861, were leap-years. By this plan there is still a loss of about three days in 19 years, which is supplied by adding a day to their 7th month from time to time, as their Brahmin astrologers see to be neces- sary, which they did for 1860.
TABLE OF SIAMESE TIME.
60 Wĭnat'ees make
1 Nat'ee or minute.
6 Nat'ees
1 Bất
>>
10 Bāts
"
1 Mong or T'oom, (hour)
12 Mongs
"}
1 Wan (day)
12 Tooms
1 K'u'n (night)
13
12 or 13 Du'ans
10 Pees
"}
1 Pee (year)
""
1 Sök, or cycle of ten.
29 or 30 wans & k'u'ns make 1 Du'an (month)
They have no word to denote a week of time. But each day of the seven has its appropriate name and number. Sunday is their first, and Saturday their 7th day. By the recurrence of the first and 7th day, they are reminded of the lapse of seven days, as we are by the word week.
The days of the week are
1st, Wan At'it, 2nd, Wan Chan, 3rd; Wan Angk'an, 4th, Wan P'oot, 5th, Wan Prahāt, 6th, Wan Söök,
7th, Wan Sow,
(day of the sun,) Sunday. (day of the moon,) Monday. (day of Mars,) Tuesday. (day of Mercury,) Wednesday, (day of Jupiter,) Thursday. (day of Venus,) Friday. (day of Saturn,) Saturday.
Their twelve months are each designated by its appropriate number, excepting the 1st and 2nd. The former, instead of being called the 1st month, is called Du'AN The next succeeding month is ai, (month ài): the latter, Du'AN Yèè (month Ÿèè).
called Du'AN Sám, (3rd month); the next, Du'AN Sée, (4th month): and so on through the twelve.
174
SIAM.
The Siamese have two cycles, one within the other. The greater is 12 years, the smaller 10 Te name of the former is Pee, the latter Sok.
kind of cycle has its own specifio name.
1st
The years of the cycle of 12 are, Pee Ch'òdat year of the Rat
Every year of each
2nd Pee Ch'aldo
Cow
"
"
3rd Pee K'án
23
23
Tiger
4th Pee T'aw
Rabbit
>>
5th
Pee Marong 6th Pee Maséng 7th Pee Mameea 8th Pee Mamaa
21
"J
Great Dragon
وو
"
Small Dragon
""
"
Horse
""
22
9th Pee Wawk
21
39
Goat Monkey
10th Pee Raka
Cock
دو
"
11th
Pee Chaw
"
"
Dog
12th
Pee Kõon
31
"7
Hog
The years of the cycle of 10 are,
Eka sök
1st of the cycle.
T'o sōk
2d
"}
17
Treeni sok
3d
"
دو
Benya sök
5th
""
""
"
Cháw sok
6th of the cycle.
Sapp❜á sōk
7th
"
17
Aatt'a sök
8th
27
"
Nõpp'a sök
9th
27
"
Samrett'i sök
10th
22
"
Chattawa sõk 4th
In writing the number of their Era, the name of each cycle as it chances to be, is always given in the same connection: e. g. this year (Jan. 1863) is 1224 Pee CHAW
Chatawa sok.
Every Siamese is taught to remember carefully the name of each year of the cycle of 12, and by no means to forget the name of the particular year, moon, day of the moon, and day of the week in which he was born. So that at any time, when he would count up the number of the years he has lived, he begins by repeating the name of the years in succession from the one that gave him birth until he comes back again to his birth-year, keeping tally with his fingers. Thus he counts on, until he makes another cycle of twelve, more or less, as the case may be in regard to his age. He can tell quite certainly whether his age is within the 1st cycle of 12, or the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th; but if he be upwards of 60 years old, he is liable to get bewildered in his reckoning, for the want of the habit of counting his years by the year of the Era in which he was born. This the Siamese never do.
The Siamese sacred Era is reckoned from the time it is supposed Buddh died which is 2406 years at the full moon in May 1863. This reckoning is never used ex- cept in their religious matters. It is denominated Poor'a SаKKаEAT (Era of Buddh). Their civil Era, called CuōōLа SаKKARAT (little Era,) is reckoned from the time when PRA RODANG, a Siamese king of great celebrity, established it, and that was 1223 full years the 31st March 1862. Siamese, in writing their dates, always show 1st the year of their Era; 2nd the day of the week; 3rd the day of the waxing or waning moon; 4th the number of the month; 5th, the name of the year; and 6th, the parti- cnlar year of the cycle of 10. Their mode of showing the day of week, day of moon, and the month is very concise. They make the sign of plus like this. At the end of the left hand arm they write with a figure, the number of the week day; at the end of the upper arm, the number of the day of the waxing moon; or at the lower arm, the day of the waning moon; and at the end of the right hand arm, the number of the month
This reads Suuday, the 12th day of the waning moon, the 2nd month.
12
SIAM.
TABLE OF EXCHANGE,
175
Salungs per dollar,
For $100.
Cents to each Tical
Salungs per dollar.
For $100.
Cents to each Tical
6.
150. TI. or
66.66 TI.
6.6
165. Tl. or
60.60 PTI.
6.025
150.62
66.39
6.525
165.62
60.37
6.050
151.25
66.11
6,650
166.25
60.15
6.075
151.871
65.8+
6.675
166.87
59.92
6.1
152.50
65.57
6.7
167.50
59.70
6.125
153.121
65.30
6.725
168.12
59.48
6.150
153.75
65.04
6.750
168.75
59.27
6.175
154.371
64.71
6.775
169.371
59.04
6.2
155.
64.51
6.8
170.
58.82
6.225
155.621
64.26
6.825
170.62
58.61
6.250
156.25
64.
6.850
171.25
58.89
6.275
156.87
63.74
6.875
171.87
58.18
6.3
157.50
6:150
6.9
172.50
57.97
6.325
158.12
63.24
6.925
173.12
57.76
6.350
158.75
62.99
6 950
173.75
57.55
6.375
159.37
62.74
6.975
174.371
57.34
6.1.
160.
62.50
7.
175.
57.14
6.425
160.621
62,20
7.025
175.62
56.94
6.450
161.25
62.
7,050
176.25
56.73
6.475
161.87
61.77
7.075
176.87
56.54
6.5
162.50
61.53
7.1
177,50
56.33
6.525
163.12
61.30
7.125
178.12
56.14
·
6.550
163.74
61.07
7.150
178.75
55.94
6.575
164.371
60.83
7.175
179.37
55.74
7.2
110.
55.55
WEIGHTS, MEASURES &c.
TABLE, OF SIAMESE MONEY
4 P'eis
make
1 Fu'ang
$0.075
2 Fu'angs
"}
1 Salü'ng
0.150
"
4 Salu'ngs
1 Bat or Tical
0.600
""
""
4 Bāts
32
1 Tamlu'ng
2.400
"}
20 Tāmlü'ngs
23
1 Ch'ang
48.000
"
50 Ch'àngs
""
1 Hap
2.400.300
""
100 Hap
1 T'āra
24.000.000
"
The standard of weight being the coin of the country, weights are desig-
nated by the same terms. A Tical weighs 236 grains Troy.
The Siamese stardard of weight is just double that of the Chinese; and goods are bought and sold in Bangkok more by the Chinese than the Siamese standard,
176
SIAM.
LONG MEASURE.
13
1 Niw.
inch.
16
12 Niws
make
1 K'ù'p
92
37
2 K'i'ps
1 Sawk
19
29
21
23
4 Sawks
1 Wah
78
*
"
وو
20 Wahs
1 Sến
130 feet
22
"
400 Sens
1 Yot
"7
93 statute miles.
4
Timber is bought by the Yok, which is 64
Sawk in length, by 1 Sãwk in
width, 36864 Siamese inches, being equivalent to 169 square feet.
1 T'anan.
20 T'ǎnan
25 T'anan
DRY MEASURE.
make
103 Tángs or 80 sat
=1} pints.
1 Táng ,, 15
1 Sät
"
1 Keean (Coyan.)
KA Keean is 20 Piculs. A Picul. is 133 lbs. Avoirdupois.
·000
Į
177
Steam Nabigation Companies.
The Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
CONDITIONS, REGULATIONS, AND GENERAL INFORMATION.
PASSENGERS.
The Company's Rates of Passage Money are for the sea passage only. They include Stewards' Fees, Table, Wines &c,, for First-class Passengers. Bedding, Linen, and all requi- site Cabin Furniture are provided in the Steamers at the Company's expense, together with the attendance of experienced male and female Servants.
Railway Tickets for the journey through Egypt, entitling the holders thereof to the privileges secured by a recent convention between His Highness the Viceroy of Egypt and the Company, are issued by the Agents of the Company on behalf of the Egyptian Govern- ment at the following rates, viz :-
For First-Class Passengers.....
For Second-Class Passengers.. Children above 3 and under 10 years,...
.$32.
16,
......half fare.
Or it is optional with the Passengers to pay the Company for the sea passage only, and to pay their own transit through Egypt upon arrival at Alexandria or Suez, as the case may be. For full particulars see the Special Hand-book of Information on this subject.
Servants soliciting gratuities will be dismissed from the Company's service.
Half the amount of Passage Money, when the passage exceeds $100 is required to be paid on securing passage, and the balance a fortnight before embarkation.
Passengers not embarking after engaging passage, to forfeit the deposit of half the amount of Passage Money.
In case, however, of a Passenger being unavoidably prevented from availing himself of a passage at the period for which it is taken, a transfer of the passage can be effected to a subsequent Steamer, on sufficient notice being given, without forfeiture of any portion of the deposit paid, and accommodation will be alloted as similar as circumstances will permit.
Passengers must comply with the regulations established on board the Steamers for general comfort and safety.
No Berth or Cabin is to be occupied by a Passenger without application to the Agent on shore, or to the Purser on board. It is to be understood that a Passenger occupying a Cabin of two or more Bertha, on the departure of the Vessel (unless he shall have paid an additional sum for its exclusive occupation), is not to object to the vacant Berth or Berths being filled up at the intermediate Ports, if required.
Passengers will have to defray their own expenses for Hotels, in the event of detention at Point de Galle.
The Steamers employed Eastward of Suez do not possess Second-class accommodation with the exception of a few Berths for the Servants of First-class Passengers. Persons who are admitted on board these Steamers as Second-class Passengers must therefore understand that the Company do not guarantee them Cabins or Berths, and that they must accept such accommodation in this respect as circumstances may enable the Company to provide for them.
NOTE.-The Passage Tickets are granted by the Company, subject to certain Conditions and Regulations, which are endorsed thereon, and before the Tickets can be made available, the Passengers must subscribe to the Conditions, by affixing their Signatures thereto.
BAGGAGE.
The attention of Passengers by the Overland Route from China is respectfully requested to the undernoted Regulations in reference to Baggage. Much trouble and loss is occasionally, caused by their neglect, and the Egyptain Transit Administration will not accept any res- ponsibility unless they are strictly complied with:-
All Baggage should be addressed in Paint, in full, and in addition Passengers will be supplied on board the Steamers with printed "Destination Labels," which should be affixed to all Packages, however trifling, before arrival at Suez,
178
THE P. & O. S. N. COMPANY.
All Baggage should be packed in Leather Portmanteaux or Trunks, with addresses in full painted on the top and end, and fastened securely with case-locks, padlocks and leather straps being liable to damage or removal. The Transit Administration will not be responsible for the safe conveyance of deal cases, bandboxes, carpet bags, or other unsuitable and insecure Packages.
Packages containing Jewellery, Plate, or other Valuables, must be specially booked, and Freight paid thereon.
Packages containing Parcels, Specie, or Merchandise, are liable to seizure and confisca tion in Egypt. and to detention for Freight by the Agents of the Company.
First-class Passengers are allowed 336 lbs. of personal Baggage free of Freight, and Children (over three and under ten years) and Servants 168 lbs. each.
A Passenger taking a whole Cabin will be entitled to take in the Steamers, free of Freight, 4 cwt.; and a Married Couple, paying for Reserved Accommodation, will be entitled to take 9 cwt.
The charge for conveyance of extra Baggage, should there be room in the Vessel, will be at the rate of 108. per cwt. between Southampton, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Malta, or Alexandria; £1 per cwt. between Suez, India, China, the Mauritius and Australia, with 6s. per cwt. for Transit expenses through Egpyt.
Passengers passing through Egpyt will be charged by the Transit Administration 6a, per ewt. for conveyance of Baggage through, should it exceed, for First-class Passengers, 336 lbs. each, and Children (over three and under ten years) and Servants 168 lbs. each. This amount is collected on board the Company's Steamers for the convenience of Passengers.
The Insurance of Baggage can be effected on very moderate terms.
Passengers proceeding via Trieste, who have been conveyed to Suez in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's Steamers, can ship their Baggage by the Company's vessels from Southampton to Alexandria, subject to the following charge, payable in advance:-
For the regulated allowance of 3 cwt., 10s. per cwt.) Exclusive of the charge for trans- port made by the Transit Adminis- tration of Egypt.
For any excess over 3 cwt., 203, per cwt. Passengers requiring information respecting their Baggage during the voyage, can obtain it by application to the Officer in charge.
Passengers who may miss any package of Baggage on arrival at their destination, are recommended to apply, without delay, to the Company's Agent, giving full particulars in writ ing, when application will at once be made to the Missing Baggage Depots at Bombay or Southampton.
Baggage can be occasionally had up from the Baggage-room during the passage, by ap- plication to the Officer in Charge.
No Trunks or Boxes allowed in the Saloon or Cabins, but only small Portmanteaux or Carpet Bags
Caution to Passengers.—Goods of a Dangerous Nature,
The Company will not receive on board of their Vessele any goods of a dangerous or da- maging nature. If any such goods be shipped without notice, the Shippers will not only be liable to the penalties imposed by Statute, but also for all damages sustained in consequence of such shipment. (See Extract from the Merchant Shipping Act, at page 14.)
NOTICE. All Parties are requested to take notice that the Company do not hold them- selves liable for detention or delay of Passengers arising from accident, or from extrardinary or unavoidable circumstances, or from circumstances arising out of or connected with the em....- ployment of the Company's vessels in Her Majesty,s Mail Service, and that the Company do not hold themselves liable for damage to or loss or detention of passengers' Baggage, or for any consequences arising from the restrictions of quarantine, wheresoever imposed. In all cases in which the Company's Steamers may be placed in quarantine, First-class Passengers will be charged Ten Shillings, and Second-class Passengers Five Shillings per diem, for their maintenance on board during the detention of the Ship.
THOS. SUTHERLAND, Superintendent.
P. & O. S. N. Co's OFFICE, HONGKONG, 24th January, 1863,
POLYMETRICAL TABLE OF DISTANCES
PER
PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL COMPANY'S STEAMERS.
London.
Paris.
266 Paris
Southampton.
308]
71 Southampton
Lisbon. 903
1211
974 Lisbon
Gibraltar. 321
1151
1459
1222 Gibraltar
י
Marseilles.
431
697 Marseilles
Malta. 659 981 1202
2132
1090)
2203 Malta
Constantinople. | 855 1514 1836
2157
2987
1945
3058 Constantinople
Alexandria.
819 1478 1800
2121 2951
1909
3022 Alexandria
Cairo, 161 Suez. 82 246
983 16122629
1065 1724 2705
2940
3026
3870
4178
3941 Cairo
3856 4264]
3927 Suez
4434 5164❘ 5472)
5235 Aden
7469 Galle
Calcutta.
Penang. 1286
Aden. 1308 1390|1554|
Galle. 2134,3442 35253688||
Bombay. 9111664 2972 3054|3218
Madras. [1156 515,2679,39874069|1233| 770 2226 1315 3449 4757 48324996 2124 12133347.4655 4737 1901 2505 1594 3728 5036 51165282| 3942 3031 5165,6473 6555 6719] 42223311 5445 6753 6835 6999 4462 3831 596572737355 7519
Singapore. 3811667
Hongkong, 1437 18183104
Amoy. 280,1717 2098 3384
Shanghae. 520 800 2237 26183904
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
2373 3032 4013 4507 52664247 4037 1698 5677 505257116692 581564747455 5720 6379 7360| 6101 67607741 7538 8197 9178 7816 8475 9456 8338 89979978
6568 7398 7706 5998 6828 7136 7013 7843 8151 7776 8606 8914 7681| 8511| 8819 8062 8892 9200 9199 10429 10617 9777 10607 10915 10299 11129 11437
6899 Bombay 7914 Madras 8677 Caloutta 8582 Penang 8963 Singapore 10100 Hongkong 10678 Amoy 11200 Shanghae
RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY FROM HONGKONG BY THE PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S STEAMERS.
Calcutta,
via Galle
Cevlon
Ceylon
(Galle)
Foochow
ORDINARY ACCOMMODATION.
A Single Berth in a Cabin, with other Passenger..........
RESERVED ACCOMODATION.
A Reserved Cabin for Ono Person,....
A Reserved Cabin for Two Persons.......
CHILDREN.
133 893
$
$
$
$
$
30 336
350 259 60
578
360 200
$
307 554
|
| 1
1,154
1,477
! I
| 1
1,108
1,432
A Child under 10 Years of Age............. A Child under 3 Years of Age, with Parent,
168
15 169 175 Free. Free. Free. Free.
130
Free. Free.
30 289 180 Free. Free. Free.
100 154 277
Free.
Free.
SERVANTS.
European Servants,.
168
15 168 175
Native Servants,..........
84
7
84
8383
130
30 289 180 100
154.
277
65
14
145
90
60
77
138
NATIVE PASSENGERS VICTUALLING THEMSELVES.
Occupying One Berth,......
252
23
252
263
195
45
1
'
270
150
231
SECOND CLASS.
Second Class Passengers,...............
168
20
20
168
175 130
40 289 180
120
154
277
DECK.
Deck Passengers,........
ཤྰཝཱ
Dogs,........
112
10 112
117
86
20
192
120
80
102
184
24
15
24
24
24
21
24
24
24
24
24
2220
ཙྪཡཾ
The above Rates are exclusive of the amount payable to the Egyptian Transit Administration for conveyance of Passengers through Egypt. $16.
First-Class Passengers,
..$32. | Second-Class Passengers..
Children above 3 and under 10 years, Half-fare.
180
Gibraltar
King Geo..
Sound
Kanagawa
Modras, via Galle
Malta
RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY FROM HONGKONG BY THE PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S STEAMERS.-(Continued)
181
Marseilles
ORDINARY ACCOMMODATION.
A Single Berth in a Cabin, with other Passenger,
RESERVED ACCOMMODATION.
$
སྐྱ
$
$
578 408
1499
*
Melbourne
Nagasaki
Penang
Reuenion
Shanghai
$
150 173
528
599
$
139
$
$
$
600
484
25
403
A Reserved Cabin for One Person,. A Reserved Cabin for Two Persons,..
CHILDREN.
1,154
1,477
1 F
| 1
1,200 968 1,524 1,154
| |
A Child under 10 Years of Age,.......
289 204
75
A Child under 8 Years of Age, with Parent,,
Free.
F'ree.
Free.
87
Free.
48
Free.
SERVANTS.
European Servants.............................
Native Servants, .................
33
289
204
48
75
87
145 102
24
***
37
44
ང་
70
300 242
Free.
Free. Free.
15 204 Free, Free.
70
300 242
15
204
35
150
121
7
102
NATIVE PASSENGERS VICTUALLING THEMSELVES.
Occupying One Berth,.......
-
306 112
71 105
—
363
130
20
306
SECOND CLASS.
Second Class Passengers,.......
289
204
75
63
87
33
70
220
300
212
15
201
DECK.
Deok Passengers,..
Dogs,
192 136
50
57
24
24
24
24
223
32
46 200 162
8 136
24
24
24
24
10
24
The above Rates are exclusive of the amount payable to the Egyptian Transit Administration for conveyance of Passengers through Egypt. First-Class Passengers,... $16,
$32. Second-Class Passengers,.. Children above 3 and under 10 years, Half-fare.
DESCRIPTION.
RATES OF FREIGHT CHARGEABLE ON MERCHANDISE &c., FROM HONGKONG,
BY THE
PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S STEAMERS.
uspp
Amoy
Bombay
Calcutta
Ceylon (Galle)
Gibraltar
Foochow
Hobson's Bay,
for Melbourne
King George's
Sound
c. $
c.$
c.$
e.$
0.'$
Cotton & Cotton Yarn,
Copper Cash,
per balaj
2.00
2,50,
Deadweight..
per picul
00.50
1.10
1.10 1.10|
00.60
00.40
1.10 1.10
1.10
00.50]
€. $
0.8
***
1.10
1.25
1.10
Drills,
Horse or Carriage.............
..per bale
.each
---
1,50
25.00
2.00
50.00
...
Jewellery, Musk, & Valuable
Articles, Gold
and Silver Ware,
...ad valorem
Measurement Goods,
Opium, .......................
Quicksilver,........per flask of 50 catties
...per ton of 40 cubic feet 65
per chest..
p.c.1 p.c. 1 p.c.1 p.c.1 8.00 40.00 45.00 5.00
p.c. 2 p.c.1 p.c. 2 p.c. 2 p.c. 1p.c.1p.c 35.00 100.00. 10.00 90.00 90.00 25.00 45.00
6.00
1.00'
1.00
Raw Silk,..
Silk Piece Goods,...
Tin Plates,.....
.various.
p10cwi
65
p10cwt
perTonof10ewt
p.c.4 p.c. 3
p40c.ft
p.c. 100.00
p40c.ft
90.00 90 00 perTonof40cft
...
4 p.c.
....various....
65
4p.c. 4 p.c. 3 p.c. 100.00
90.00 90.00
4 p.c.
......per box
00.50
00.75
Tea, Cassia, and Articles of bulk and
Small value, .................
Treasure, f Gold,..........ad valorem..
1 Silver, ..... ....ad valorem ..... Vermillion, Brass Leaf, & Tin Leaf, por 60 catty box..
Taken bg special agreement, when the Steamers have room. 1p.c. p.c. I p.c. 1 p.c. 1 p.c. 2 p.c.p.c. 1 p.c. 1p.c.p.c. p.c.p.c. p.c. 2 p.c. p.c. 1 p.c.1 2.25 2.25 1,901
“་་
p.c.13 p.c. p.c. p.o.1 p.c.1 p.c.
2.25
Kanagawa
182
Madras
DESCRIPTION.
Malta
Marseilles
RATES OF FREIGHT CHARGEABLE ON MERCHANDISE, &c., FROM HONGKONG,
(Continued,)
Mauritius
Nagasaki
Penang
Reunion
Cotton and Cotton Yarn,
c. $
0.1$
c. $
c. $
c.$
c. $
per bale
•per picn
1.10
1.00
1.00 1.10
1.00
..per bale
each
50,00
c. $ c.j$ c.$
c.1$
c.
12
2.00
1.10
0.50
1.10
0.40]
1.50
25,00
....ad valorem 21 p.c.21 p.c.14 p.c.14 p.c.14 p.c.14 p.c.1 p.c. 1 p.c. 24 p.c. 1 p.c.1 Measurement Goods,.........per ton of 40 cubic feet 100.00 100.00 65.00 20.00 28.00 65.00 20.00 22.00 100.00 65.00 ...per chest...
Copper Cash,..
Deadweight,.
Drills,
Horse or Carriage,..
Jewellery, Musk, & Valuable Articles,
Gold and Silver Ware,..
Opium,
Raw Silk,......
various......
...per box.
Quicksilver,..........per flask of 50 catties.......
Silk Piece Goods, ..........various.
Tin Plates,...
Tea, Cassia, and Articles of bulk and..
Small value,..........
Treasure,
Gold, .ad valorem.
1 Silver,.... Do. Vermillion, Brass Leaf, & Tin Leaf, per 60 catty box
per Tonof10cwt 100.00 100.00 65.00 per Tonof10c.ft
100.00 100.00 65.00
pl0cwt
23 p.c. 65.00
p40c.ft
2 p.c. 65.00
p.c. 12 p.e. 8.00 90.00
6.00!
***
6.00
1.00
0.75
perTonof10cwt| 24 p.c 100.00 65.00 perTonof40c.ft
p10cwt
90.00
p40c.ft
2p.c. 100.00 65.00
90.00
1.00
0.40
::
Taken by special agreement, when the Steamers have room, 1p.c.24 p.c.1 p.c. p.e.p.c. 1 p.cp.c. 3 p.c. 121 p.c.14 p. p.c. 14 p.c.24 p.c.1 p.c.1 p.c.p.c. 1 p.c.} p.c. p.c. 2 p.c.11 p.c.p.c.
p.c.
p.c.||
Shanghai
Singapore
183
Southampton
Suez
Swatow
Sydney
Measurement
8 inches 1.88
Aden
♡
Bombay
Calcutta
Ceylon (Galle)||
Gibraltar
Hobson's Bay
for Melbourn
K. G. Sound
PARCELS.
(Unless containing Valuable Articles, in which case they will be subject to the advalorem rates as above.)
$
Madras
Malta
Marseilles
$
Mauritius
Penang
Reunion
East Coast
of China
Singapore
Southampton
Suez
2.10
1.20
1.44
2.88 2.40 2.40
1.68
2.64 1.20 1.68
3.12
2.64 2.64
2.88
1.92 2.88 1.20 1.92
3,36
2.88 2.88
2.16 3.12 1.20 2.40 3.36 3,60 2.64 3.60 1.20 3.84 3.84 1.20 4.08 3.12 4,08 1.32 5.535 4.32
2.16
3.60
3.123.12
2.40
3.84
3.36 3.36
2,64 4.08 3.60 3.60 2.88 4.32 3.84 3.84 3.12 4.56 4.08 4.08
3.36 4.80 4.32 4.32
THOS. SUTHERLAND, Superintendent.
184
Sydney
P. & O. S. N. COMPANY.
185
REMARKS ON GOODS.
The above rates include the expense of Transit through Egypt.
No Goods are to be received for delivery beyond Suez, excepting those intended for ship- ment into the Peninsular and Oriental Company's Steamers at Alexandria; all other Goods are to be retired at Suez, and the Duty paid thereon by the Consignees.
The above rule does not apply to Merchandise, Specie, or Parcels intended for shipment at Alexandria into the Steamers of the Austrian Lloyds Company; but upon all such Packages the Transit expenses must be charged the Shipper, in addition to the Freight, at Suez, víz: -on Merchandise, $30 per ton of 20 cwt. gross; Gold, Silver and Valuables, per cent, on the declared value.
On Goods shipped to Marseilles a charge of 10 cents per cwt. is to be made for landing expenses, in addition to the Freight.
The higher rates of Freight at which the Company take all Insurable Risks may be ascertained on application at the Company's Offices.
REMARKS ON PARCELS.
GUARANTEE FREIGHT.-In addition to the Freight on Parcels to Malta, Marseilles, Gi braltar, and Southampton, & Guarantee Freight is to be charged on each Parcel at the rate o 15 cents for every $5 value. The minimum charge for Guarantee Freight is 50 cents.
The Guarantee Freight is waived in the case of Parcels of Samples, declared in writing before shipment as of no value.
Parcels under 3 inches to be charged at the discretion of the Company's Agent.
Parcels in excess of 1 foot are to be charged at the rate of $1.80 per foot to Malta, Mar- seilles, Gibraltar, and Southampton, with Guarantee Freight as above. Should the weight of Parcels to those Ports exceed 20 lbs. to the cubic foot, a charge of 10 cents per lb. is to be made, in addition to the Freight.
Jewellery, Watches, and other Valuables will be charged on the value, at the rate of 5 per cent. to Malta, 5 per cent. to Gibraltar, and 5 per cent, to Marseilles and Southamp- ton, for which rates the Company take all Insurable Risks.
Parcels deliverable in England will be cleared through the Custom-'ouse at Southamp- tou, and forwarded to their several addresses by the Company, to whom Duty and all other charges incurred will have to be paid.
No Parcel Ticket form is to be granted for east Coast of China, Straits, Ceylon, Bom- bay, Madras, Calcutta, Aden, Mauritius, Reunion and Australia, but a Single Bill of Lading on the Black or Red form, as the shippers may decide, and such document will be signed by the Agent. Should the Red form of Bill of Lading be chosen, the rate of additional Freight is to be charged the Shippers, in conformity with the Tariff authorised by the Company.
When the value of a Package exceeds $480, Bills of Lading will be issued on the Com- pany's Black or Red form, at the Shippers' option
Parcels in excess of one foot are to be charged at the rate of $1.50 per foot to East Coast of China, $3.36 per foot to Singapore and Penang, $3.84 per foot to Ceylon, Bombay, Ma- dras, and Aden, and $4.32 per foot to Suez, Mauritius, Reunion, and Australia,
Periodicals:
To China, India, and Australia.... To the Mediterranean, and Southampton......... 20
10 cents each
180
P. AND O. S. N. COMPANY.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MEROHANDIZE,
LIGHT PACKAGES, AND PARCELS BY P. & 0. S. N.
Co.'s STEAM SHIPS FROM HONGKONG.
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company reserve to themselves the right of charging Freight by value, weight, or measurement, and will not be answerable for leakage, or consequences arising from insufficiency of address on packages, or for any loss, damage, detention, or over-carriage, which may arise from the following regulations not being strictly complied with:--
Shipments must be made in accordance with the Company's Regulations at this Agency. The Marks, Numbers, and Port of Destination must be distinctly marked on every package. Overland Packages should as little as possible exceed 100 lbs. in weight, or they may be unavoidably detained in Egypt.
A written Declaration of the Contents and Value of the Goods is required by the Com- pany, and must be delivered by the Shipper to the Company's Agent with the Bills of Lad- ing. A wrong description of contents, or false declaration of value, shall release the Com- pany from all responsibility in case of loss, seizure, or detention, and the Goods shall be charged double freight on the real value, which freight shall be paid previous to delivery.
Packages containing Raw Silk Piece Goods, and Measurements Goods, must be matted and rattaned externally, in addition to the usual inner package. Goods for Overland transit must be distinctly marked, both on the outer and inner packages with the marks, numbers, and port of destination.
Specie must be packed in strong wooden boxes, lined with tin, and sealed over top in counter-sunk holes.
Packages for Southampton must have two red streaks painted over the top and sides, to distinguish them from Marseilles and Malta cargo, which requires to be marked in the same manner with blue.
Parcel Tickets issued for Packages will have to be forwarded by the Shippers to the Con- signees, and given over to the Company before the Packages are delivered,"
CAUTION TO SHIPPERS GOODS OF A DANGEROUS NATURE.
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company hereby give notice that they will not receive on board of their vessels any Goods of a dangerous or damaging nature. Shippers will be required to sign a Declaration for Parcels, Merchandise, specie, &c. (form of which can be obtained at the Company's offices), that the packages they may offer for shipment do not contain liquids, oils, spirits, or any articles of a dangerous or damaging character; and their attention and that of passengers is specially directed to the following clause in the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, sec. 329:—
any
"No person shall be entitled to carry in any ship, or to require the master or owner of any ship to carry therein, any aquafortis, oil of vitriol, gunpowder, or any other goods "which, in the judgement of such master or owner, are of a dangerous nature; and if "person carries or sends by any ship any goods of a dangerous nature, without distinctly "marking their nature on the outside of the package containing the same, or otherwise giv "ing notice in writing to the master or owner at or before the time of carrying or sending the same to be shipped, he shall for every such offence incur a penalty not exceeding £100 "and the master or owner of any ship may refuse to take on board any parcel that he sus- "pects to contain goods of a dangerous nature, and may require them to be opened to "ascertain the fact."
THOS. SUTHERLAND.
Superintendent.
P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Office, Hongkong, 24th January, 1863.
From Hongkong to:
SERVICES MARITIMES DES MESSAGERIES IMPERIALES.
SERVICES MARITIMES
des
MESSAGERIES IMPERIALES DE FRANCE. Paquebots-Poste Francais.
INDIA AND CHINA LÍNES.
187
HONGKONG AGENCY.
TARIFF OF THE RATES OF PASSAGE-MONEY,
Marseilles.
Messina.
zang
Aden.
Point de Galle
Pondichery.
Madras,
Calcutta.
Singapore.
Saigon.
Shanghae.
FIRST CLASS.
Cabins for One Passenger,. Cabins of Two Berths, Upper Deek aft, Cabins of more than Two Berths, }
Upper Deck aft, or Cabins of the Lower deck aft..... Cabins of more than Two Berths,
Upper Deck, fore,..
CHILDREN.
Children from Eight to Twelve Years, Children from Three to Eight Years. One Child, under Three Years, with
Family,..
SERVANTS.
European Servants, each,... Native Servants, each..........
NATIVE PASSENGERS. Native Passengers, occupying One`
Berth, and Victualling them- selves,..
SECOND CLASS.
Second Class or Between Decks
Passengers,....
$
$
$ $
$
$ $
$
$
1154 1118 968 672 518 614 614 700 278 236 190 721 698 577 420 324 384 384 437 174 47 118
677 559 484 336 259 307 307 350 139 118
520 503 437 302 233 276 276 316 125 105
65
77
44821868
95
85
24
289 280 242 168 130 154 154 175 70 59 48 145 140 121| 84
35 30 77 88 free free free free free free free free free free free
$2
260 252 219 15 117 138 138 158 130 126 110 76 58 69
69
79
63: 32
53 43
27
22
433 420 363 252 195 231 231 263 105
38
89
....
260 252 219 151|| 117|| 138|| 138 158
63
53
DECK.
1
Deck Passengers Victualling them- selves....
+
146 101
78
92
3663
92 106
42 35
71
43
29
29
The amount for conveying Passengers through Egypt is not included in these rates. £7 or Francs 175 will be charged for First-class Passengers, and £3.10 for Second-class Passengers; for Children from 3 to 10 years, only half of the above amounts will be charged; Children under 3 years will be conveyed free.
Railway Tickets can be obtained at the choice of the Passengers, either at the Agency of the Company at Hongkong, or at Suez, at the Egyptian Transit Administration,
L'Agent des Services Maritimes,
BERTOLINI.
November, 1862,
188-
CANTON STEAMERS.
STEAM TO CANTON.
-00000
STEAMERS "HANKOW," and "WHITE CLOUD,"
NTIL further Notice these Steamers will run between HONGKONG and CANTON,
UN as follows:-
The "Hankow," Captain SAMUEL NEWTON, will leave HONGKONG for CAN- TON, at 8 A.M., every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and will leave CANTON for HONGKONG, at 8 A.M., every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday.
The White Cloud," Captain W. H. BARNES, will leave HONGKONG for CANTON, at 8 A.., every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; and will leave CAN- TON, for HONGKONG, at 8 A.M., every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Alum,
Hongkong, 1st January, 1863.
RUSSELL & Co.
RATES OF FREIGHT AND PASSAGE MONEY.
To and from Canton and Hongkong,
PER STEAMERS
'HANKOW' and 'WHITE CLOUD.'
(The Steamers privileged to tow.)
$0.15 Copper Sheathing, & Yellow Metal.
..per pecul
Aniseed Oil,. Beer,...
case pecul 0,10
case
1.50
..4 doz. barrel or case 0.40
Do....
hhd.
1.25
Betel Nut,...
Do., Nails,. Do. do....
cask
2.00
keg
0.50
pecul
0.15 Cotton, Bombay, Bengal,
Bicho-de-mer,
pecul
0.30
and Madras.
bale
0.60
Bird's Nests,
pecul
1.00 Do.,
half bale
0.35
Blankets..
bale
0.75
Do.,
.Shanghai, bale
0.50
Do..
case
2.50
Do.,
half bale
0.35
Brass leaves,
box
0.35
Do., Yarn,
bale
0.75
Brocades,
bale
1.00
Do., Goods,.
Butter,
cask
Cambrics,
Case
Do.,
Do., Rattan,..
China-root,
China-ware...
Camphor,
Canvas,.
Cassia Oil,
Cassia,
Chair. Sedan,.
Do., Bamboo extension,.
Pkge. of 2.
pecul
bale
0.50 Do., do...
0.50 Cigars,
0.25 Drills, Amer., 1.00 Damaska,....
case pecul 0.50 | Fans,..
case 50 pcs. 0.75
bale 50 pcs. 0.60
case of 10,000 1.00
bale 15 pcs. 0,50
case
саве
1,25
0.75
case pecul 0.30 Fire Crackers,
box
0.05
..over 10 tons, per ton 2.00
Do.,..
..over 10 tons, per ton 2.00
3.00 Flour,.
barrel
0.40
1.00 Do
half-barrel
0.25
0.50 Furs,
casks
3,00
0.80 Ginseng,
hbd.
2.00
pecul
0.25 Do....
barrel
1.00
Chintz,.
Cloves,
Coal,.
Cochineal,..
Do.....
Do....... Copper Casb...
case
pecul .per ton
case
case 25 c. a 1.00 Grasscloth,
2.50 Horse or Pony, 1.00 Iron...
Case
25 a 0.75
0.60 Glass Bangles,
0.40 Do. Beads...
caac
0.50
box
0.35
10.00
pecul
0.20
ceroon
1.00 Isinglass, Japan,...
pecul
0.60
cask
2.00 Ivory,...
pecul
0,75
pecul
0.20 Jeans, Amer.,.....
bale 20 pcs. 5,00
Lacquered Ware, ..................................
Lastings,
bale
Lead,..
pecul
Linen,..
case
Musical boxes,
case
CANTON STEAMERS.
case 50 c. a 1.00 Silk Piece Goods,....
0.75 Do. Re-reeled,
189
0.20 Soy,
0.40 Spelter,.
do., 10
11
Marble Slabs, per box of 5 Slabs,
Do.
2.00 Sugar,
0.15 Do. Candy....
0.25 Steel,
Matting,
roll
0.30 Tea,
Do.
..over 10 tons, per ton
2.00 Do..
Muslins,
case
0.75 Do.,
Nankeens,
case
0.30 Do.,
Do.,
bale
0.25 Do.,
Nutmegs,
pecul
0.75 Do.,
Oil,
tub
1.00 | Ting...
Opium,
chest
3.00 Tin Plates,
Pepper,
pecul
0.20 Tobacco, Amer.,..
Pitch,
barrel
0.50 Do.,
Chinese.
Preserves,
box
0.15 Treasure & Precious Stones.
Provisions, Salt,
cask
0.50 Trunks,
Do.,
tierce
0.65 Velvet,
Prussian blue,
case
0.40 Vermilion,..
Quicksilver,
flash pecul 0.25
Watches, and Clocks,
Do..
Rattans,
flaskipacul 0.50
Wine, cask,...
Rhubarb..
Rice,
Rosin,
Saltpetro,
barrel pecul
0.40
0.40
Sandal Wood,
0.25
Sapan Wood,.
0.25
17
Sea Weed, Japan,
0.30
23
Shark's Fins,...
0.35
Sheetings, Amer.,
bale
0.60
Silk Punjam,....
case
0.50
Do. Raw,
0.75
pecul 0.15 Do., case of 3 dozens,...
Window Glass,..........per box of 100 feet 0.50 Woolens :-
Broad-cloths....... bale
truss
1.00
0.50
Do. .........bale of 4 trusses 1.50
truss
0.50
Spanish Stripes.... truss 0.50 Do., bale of 6 trusses 2.00
The following goods, being contraband, will not be received on board the Steamers:— Gunpowder, Shot, Cannon, Fowling-pieces, Rifles, Muskets, Pistols, and all other munitions and implemente of war, and Salt.
Dead Weight,
Chow-chow cargo,
$0.20 per pecul, gross weight.
$2.00 per ton of 40 cubic feet.
No single pkge, will be charged lessthan $0.25
PASSAGE MONEY.
0.40 Do..
2
15
12
0.15 Do.,
1
per pecul
**
$1 a 1.50
50 0.40
tub of 1 pel. 0.75
0.20
pecul 0.20
tub of 50 ctts. 0.15
pecul 0.20
chest
0,30
1-chest
0.20
10-catties
0.10
7
0.08
*
5
0.06
...over 10 tons
ton 2.00
pecul
0.25
box
0.20
box of 100b 0.40
box of 1 pel. 0.50
per cent
set
0.75
box
piece
0.05
0.20
cage
2.00
0.75
0.50
0.35
0.25
"
Camlets,
Long Ells,
From Hongkong to Canton,...
31
Canton to Hongkong,...
MEALS EXTRA.
.$6.00
.$6.00
Optional with the Agents of the Steamers to charge
the Tariff rate per package, or per ton.
RUSSELL & Co.
HONGKONG, 1ST January, 1863.
190
MACAO AND MANILA STEAMERS.
MACAO LINE.
-00000-
Steamer "FEI-SEEN"
Plying every other day, between HONGKONG and MACAO.
-000-
Hours of departure from both places, at noon;-except on Saturday from Hongkong at 1 P.M. during winter and 2 P.M. during summer-aad on Monday from Macao at 9 AM. during winter and 8 A.M. during summer.
Passage Money---A passenger to or from Macao,
do. going on Saturday and returning on Monday
Table Money-Payable on board-Breakfast,
Tiffin, Dinner,
The above rates include Wine during Tiffin, and Dinner.
$4.00
›, 6.00
» 1.00 » 1.50 2.00
Manager in Hongkong,
Agent in Macao,
D. RUTTUNJEE. .. B. A. PEREIRA.
-o0o-
MANILA LINE.
RATES OF PASSAGE PER H. C. M.'s STEAMERS FROM HONGKONG TO MANILA AND VICE VERSA.
Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Children On deck from 3 years without to 10 years.
European
Native
Servants.
Servants.
food,
From Hongkong to
Manila & Vice Versa,..
$80.
$40.
$20.
$20.
$15.
Return ticket Paid
in advance,...
$140.
$60.
$30.
$30.
$22.
Passage money must be paid in advance. take (16) Sixteen Arrobas* free of freight. seven Arrobas.
Agent in Hongkong,
Agent in Manila,
Cabin passengers will be entitted to Children, Deck passengers and Servants
VAUCHER & Co. MANUEL PEREZ.
* One Arroba is 25 pounds English weight, nearly.
HONGKONG POST OFFICE.
GENERAL POST OFFICE, HONGKONG.
Government Notification.
191
1. It is hereby notified that Colonial Postage Stamps will be issued from the Treasury and General Post Office of this Colony on and after the 8th December next.
2. These Stamps represent the following amounts in value.→→
Two Certs,..
Eight Cents,.
Twelve Cents,.. Eighteen Cents,. Twenty-four Cents,..
Forty-eight Cents,........
Ninety-six Cents,...
.or One Penny. .Four Pence. .Six Pence. .Nine Pence. ...One Shilling. ...Two Shillings.
..Four Shillings.
3. They will be issued in exchange for the Current Dollars of the Colony.
4. It must be understood that the Postage Labels of this Colony are alone available for the payment of postage on correspondence posted at the General Post Office in Hongkong, or the Agencies thereof at Whampoa, Canton, Macao, Swatɔw, Amoy, Foochow-foo, Ningpo, Nagasaki and Yedo, and that except in the case of cor- respondence sent by Officers and Seamen, serving on board Her Majesty's Ships, British or Imperial Postage Stamps are not available for the payment of letters, &c., addressed to the United Kingdom.
5. Their use will for the present be optional.
6. They may be used on correspondence to places to which the prepayment of postage is either compulsory or optional i.e., no credit will be given to these Stamps on correspondence addressed to places to which the postage cannot be prepaid in Hongkong.
7. Correspondence insufficiently stamped will be returned to the writers with an indication of the amount insufficient, except in the case of letters, &c., originating at any of the Agencies of the Hongkong Post Office, which will, if addressed to the United Kingdom, be sent on charged with the deficient amount of postage and a fine of 1s.
8. The Labels are to be placed on the upper right hand corner of the cor- respondence, except in cases where they may be used in payment of "Late Fees" when the Stamp representing the Late Fee is to be placed on the lower left hand corner of the correspondence.
By Order.
W. H. ALEXANDER, Acting Colonial Secretary.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 29th November, 1862.
POST OFFICE NOTIFICATION.
The subjoined Tables of the Rates of Postage on correspondence from Hongkong is published for general information.
General Post Office, Hongkong, 2nd March, 1863.
F. W. MITCHELL,
Postmaster General.
1
192
RATES OF POSTAGE.
RATES OF POSTAGE to be collected in Hongkong, upon LETTERS, PAPERS, and BOOKS, forwarded to the undermentioned Countries and Places per Packet Steamers.
Upon Letters for those Places marked pre-payment is compulsory. NOTE. The French Transit Rate of Three Pence per quarter ounce must be collected, in addition, upon all Letters sent from Hongkong to or through the United Kingdom via Marseilles.
Upon a Letter
under
Upon a Letter not exceeding
Upon each Upon Books
quarter of half-an- Newspaper under 1 lb.
COUNTRIES, &c.
an ounce.
ounce.
$.
d.
S.
Aden.....
*Adelaide,.
d. 0 $
d.
1
..viâ Ceylon,
0
1
*Africa, West Coast of.......,, Southampton,
5
3
*Alexandria..
Andrianople,
+Antivari,..
*Ascension,
*Australia,
†Austria,.
0
10
2
33
8
5
Ceylon, Southampton,
0
5
Baden,.. †Bakau,
Batavia, Bavaria,
11
3
10
1
8
Singapore.
0
4
,, Southampton, 1 11
3
+Belgrade..
Belgium,.
+Berlad,....
Belize, Honduras,..
Berbice,..
1
Bermuda,..
Botuschany,.
*Bolivia,
+Bourgas,
*Brasil,
+Bremen................
+Brunswick, (Germany)...
+Bucharest,.
Buenos Ayres,
+Caifa.....
*California...
†Candia,
Cape of Good Hope,..
Do.
+Canea,...
11
1
5
1
6
2
11
11
Cavalla.
Canada,
11
*Canary Island,
7 L.R.
15
*Ceylon,
0
4
3
多
*Chagres,..
L.R.
**
*Chili,.
ナタ
1
2
10
Ceylon,
0
Southampton,
10
10.
+Chio,
Costa Rica,
Cuba...
——————mata ja jana ja jamma-amj♡
d. Letter Rate
7
L.R.
17
L.B.
L.R.
*Curaçoa, Cuxaven, Denmark,.
+ Durazzo,
COUNTRIES, &c.
*East Indies,
*Ecuador,
*Falkland Islands, .
France,
Gambia,
Gibraltar,
+Fookschian,.....
+Frankfort-on-the-Maine, .
Gold Coast,
*Grey Town,
*Guadeloupe, *Guatioiala,
†Hamburgh.
Hanover,..
22
RATES OF POSTAGE.
193
Upon a Letter under quarter of
Upon a
Letter not exceeding half-an-
Upon each Upon Books Newspaper. under † lb.
an ounce.
ounce.
S.
d
d.
d.
5
L.R.
6
1
8
I
8
0
4
3
2
11
L.R.
51
5
7
8
Marseilles, Southampton,
can't be pd.
L.R.
5
11
7
0
4
J+
5
가
5
12
7
L.R.
"
17
+
#
*
*Jassy, *Janina. *Kustendjie.. *La Guayra, + Larnaca, + Lauenburg.. +Launceston,.
+Lippe Detmold,.
+ Lubeck,
Malta,....
*Martinique, + Mecklenburg,
*Melbourne,
*Mexico,.
*Monte Video,
Mostar, ....
*Mosquito Territory,
*Nagasaki,
+Nassau (Germany),....
*Hayty,
Heligoland,
+Hesse,
+Hohenzollern,
Holland,
*Hobart Town,
Ionian Island,
+
Do.
*Italy,
Homburg Hesse,
Ceylon, ,, Southampton,
Malta, Southampton, Malta, Southampton,
1.R. 7
11
5
*
1
*
# L.R.
0
0
**
7 L.R.
0
can't be pd.
8
14
11
او
I
10
13
2
0
11
1
10
39
1
6
21
Ceylon,
1
0
L.R.
,, Southampton,
5
4
L.B.
5
il
Galie,
Southampton,
L.R.
11
0
11
5
*Natal,
1
5
194
RATES OF POSTAGE.
COUNTRIES, &c.
an ounce.
Nova Scotia,.
*Natal,
*New Granada, *New Zealand, New Brunswick, Newfoundland,
*Ningpo, +Norway,....
.vía Ceylon
Southampton, ,, Ceylon,
,, Southampton,
11
Upon a Letter
under quarter of
Upon a Letter not exceeding
half-an-
Upon each Upon Books Newspaper. under † lb.
ounce.
$.
d.
d.
d.
0
4
1
7
in
d.
1
11
3
Letter Rate
1
0
5
7
L.B.
7
*Oldenburg,
*Panama,
L.R.
*Paraguay,
*Perth (Western Australia)..
0
*Penang,
+Piatra...
.. Southampton,
*Oregon,
L.R.
**
+Plojeshte, *Peru,
+ Philippopel,
+ Peland, ...
•Porto Rico,
Portugal,
+ Prevesa,
13
Gibraltar, ,, Southampton,
L.R.
19
Prince Edward Island,..
11
15
†Prussia,
5
>>
+Retimo,
10
21
+Reuss......
tRoman...
Rome,...
+Russia,.
+Rutsbuk,
St. Helena,
Sandwich Islands,.
Saxe Altenburg,
†Saxe Coburg Gotha,
†Saxe Meiningen,
+Saxe Weimar,
+Saxony.
+Scbannburg Lippe,....
†Schwartzburg Rudoldstadt,.
†Schwartzburg Sonderhausen +Seres,......
*Shanghae,
*Sierra Leone...
5
8
Malta
10
L.R.
Southampton,
9
7 L.R.
8
L.R
0
*Singapore,
+Sofis,
Spain,
Suez,.. *Surinam,
Gibraltar,
0
L.R.
,, Southampton,
==
COUNTRIES, &c.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
196
Upon a
Letter
under
Upon a Letter not
exceeding
Upon each Upon Books
quarter of half-an- Newspaper. under lb.
an ounce.
ounce.
S. d.
5. d.
d.
d.
*Sydney, +Sweden.....
..via Ceylon,
1
0
Southampton,
1
11
11
Switzerland,
1
101
*Tasmania,..
,, Ceylon,
1
0
Tampico....
.. Southampton,
3
3
†Tehernavoda,
1
10
13
Tchesme,
1
10
+Tekutsch,
1
Tenedos,
10
*
*Trieste,
3
-=212 2=2+
L.R.
L.R,
L. R.
*Turkey (Europe) except the
places specified...
*Turkey,
*Tuscany,..
*United Kingdom,..
Do.
*
Do.
do.
*Venezuela...
*Van Couver's Island,
+Valona,
*Vera Cruz,
*Yeddo,
West Indies (British)
Antigua,
Jamaiea,
Anegada...
Montserrat,
Anguilla,..
Nevis....
Bahama Island, St. Christopher,..
Barbadoes,
St. Lucia.....
Barbuda,..
St. Vincent,
Dominica,
Tobago,...
Demerara,.....
Trinidad,
Granada,
West Indies (Foreign)
Deseada,...... St. Croix,
Hespanola, St. Eustatius,
via Southampton,
1
8
2
21
Alexandria, ,, Malta,
5
1
وو
0
can't be pd.
Southampton.
2
Marseilles,
6
3
L.R.
*United States of America...,, Southampton,
B
Marseilles, 1
,,Southampton.
2
0
1
8
3
3
L.B.
1 5
3
7
Mariagalante,... St. John.....
Margaritta,...... St. Martin,. Saba.........
St. Thomas,...
1
5
3
L.R.
St. Bartholomeu,
In taking Postage upon Letters addressed to the Canary Islands. a rate of Eleven pence per half-ounce Letter, inereasing according to the British scale of weight, must be added to the sum of Six-pence for each quarter of an ounce that the Letter may weigh; so that the charge on a letter above a quarter of an ounce and not exceeding half-an-ounce will be one Shilling and Eleven pence.
Letters for England, Australia, and India sent by Contract Packet can be Registered for a fee of 6d. each; the Registration fee on Letters for U. S. of America is ts.
If sent unpaid will be liable to an increased charge on delivery.
Prices Current for Alexandria, Batavia, Suez, Trieste, or Continent of Europe via Trieste at 2d. each.
The Imperial rate is 3d. per 2 ounces for Books and Papers, and the Colonial rate is Id. for each paper, and of the Imperial rate additional for each Book.
196
RATES OF POSTAGE.
SHIP LETTER RATE.
LETTERS and PAPERS ad iressed to India, the Ports in China, Japan, Manila, &c., forwarded by Private Ship are liable to the following Rates of Postage, viz. :-- Under ounce, 4d. Above ounce and not exceeding 1 ounce. 8d. Above 1 ounce and not exceeding 2 ounces, 1s. 4d. And so on adding 8d. for every ounce, or fraction of an ounce. Newspapers, 1d. each.
RATES of POSTAGE to be collected in Hongkong, henceforward, upon Letters addressed to France or Algeria, and Foreign Countries, via France
Above
#oz.
and not
Above Above
oz.
02. and not oz. exceening exceeding exceeding
DESTINATION.
Limit to which
Letters may be paid.
Not exceeding and not
oz.
₫ oz.
1 oz.
S.
5.
d.
3. d.
S. d.
France or Algeria.
Destination...
0
8
I
4
2
0
2 8
Spain,
Portugal
Through France.......
0
9
1
6
2
3
3 0
Luxemburg,
Baden,......
The Netherlands,
Belgium,
Rhenish Prussia,
Wurtemburg, ......
Bavaria,
German States; viz., Ho-
henzollern, Birkenfeld, Hesse Homburg, Lippe
Detmold, Schwartzburg-Destination... Rudolstadt, Reuss, Nas- sau, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen-Hild- burghausen, Hesse Elec- toral, Hesse Darmstadt, Saxe Weimar-Eisenach, Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Hamburgh, Bremen, and Lubeck,......
Switzerland,..
Sardinia
...............
Prussia (the Rhenish Pro-||
vinces excepted,)...........
Hanover,
Saxony,
Mecklenburg Schwerin,
Mecklenburg Strelitz, Destination.. Brunswick,
Oldenburg (the Principali-
ty of Birkenfeld except-
ed.)
F
Anhalt,
0 10 1 8
26 3 4
1 0
2
0
0
4
Limit to which
DESTINATION.
Letters may be paid.
λ oz.
Belgrade,
Austrian Dominions and
Denmark,
Southern Italy,.
Destination...
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Not exceeding and not
exceeding
197
Above
Above
Above
10%.
oz.
oz.
and not
and not
exceeding exceeding
02.
ł oz.
I oz.
1 1
2
2
3
3
4 4
Servia (Belgrade excepted,),
Extreme frontier
of Austria........
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
Montenegro, Moldavia, Wallachia,
Turkey in Europe (the
places at which France maintains Post Offices] excepted) via Austria, .........
Sweden,
Norway,
Poland,
Destination.
1 7
3
2
4
9 5 6
Russia,
The postage upon Letters for Spain, Portugal, Servis, (Belgrade excepted,) and Montene- gro, or for Foreign Countries beyond Sea, must be paid in advance. Letters for the other Countries specified may either be paid in advance or forwarded unpaid at the option of the Sender.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters addressed to all those Countries and Places to which, according to the foregoing Table, the entire postage to destination can be paid in advance, may be registered at the de- sire of the Senders, and in such case the postage must be so prepaid, and at double the rates of postage chargeable for ordinary Letters.
General Post Office, Hongkong, 2nd March, 1863.
F. W. MITCHELL, Postmaster General.
TIME TABLE OF INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA, MAIL SERVICES, FOR THE YEAR 1863.
APPROVED BY THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL, ON THE 30TH OCTOBER 1862. Contract time for the Transit through Egypt of the Marseilles portion of the Mails...24 hours.
Southampton
+
11
OUTWARD ROUTE.
+5
11
...44
11
Southampton to Alexandria.
Marseilles
to Alexandria,
Suez to Bombay.
Suez to Mau- ritius (calling at Sychelles).t
STEAMER.
MAIL.
STEAMER,
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
LEAVES
ARKIVES AT
LEAVES LEAVES, ARRIVES AT
LEAVES
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES
ARKIVES AT
Senth- Gibral Implem
Kalia.
Alex-
London.
Xar-
عمل الم
YA
Alex. andria.
Aden
Bombay. Suez.
Adem.
Mauriti
*
2 P.M.
17 A.M.
4 9 3 17 10 Jun. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 12 17 21 25 19 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 20 25
2 26 Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan.
29
12 14 18 Jan. Jan. Jan. 21 23 27 Jan. Jan. Jan.
28 30
3
28
3 11 Jan, Feb. Feb.
Jan. Jan. Feb.
4 Feb.
10 22 Feb.
Feb.
1
5
9
3
12 Feb.
18 26 Feb. Feb.
27 Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb.
4 9 13 17 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 12 17 21 25 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 20 25 1 5 26
5 7 11 Feb. Feb. Feb. 10 12 14 18 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb.
20 22 26 Feb. Feb. Feb.
28 2 6
18
27 5 13 Feb. Alar. Mar.
4
27
1
5
Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Feb. Feb.Mar. Mar. 27 4 8 | 12 3 5 7 11 Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.
9 13 17 10 12 14 18 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mat. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. April April
20 25 29 2 26 28 30 Mar. Mar. Mar. April Mar. Mar. Mar. April]
5 9 3
7 11 12
7 13 Mar. Mar.
25 Mar.
14 Mar.
20 28 Mar. Mar.
27
2
10
3
1
10
22
April April April
18
26
Mar. April April April April April April April April April April
9 13 17 10 12 14 18
April April April April April April April April
12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26 27 April April April April April April April April April May
20 25 29
3 27 29
1 5
3
11
May
6
12
24
May
May
May
27
2
B 10
4
6
8 12
13
19
27
May
April April April May April April May May
April May May May May May May May May May
4 9 13 17 11 13 15 19 May May May May May May May May
* On Sunday's at 94.4,
† Except in June, July, and August.
Southampton to Alexandria.
STEAMER.
Marseilles
to Alexandria.
OUTWARD ROUTE.
199
Suez to Mau-
Suez to Bombay. ritius (calling
at Seychelles).
MAIL. STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
ARKIVES AT
LEAVES. LEAVES. ARRIVES AT LEAVES.
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES.
ARRIVE 8 AT
LEAVES
South- Chibrar- Malta, ampton. EAT.
Alex- andria.
London
Mar scilles.
Malta
Alex- andria.
SEU.
Aden
Bombay.
Baez.
Adam.
Xnu-
ritius.
27
2 June June
10
4
10
22
12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26
4
3
May May May May May May May May May
20 25 30 2 26 28 30 May May May June 27 1 5
5 7 11 May June June June June June June June June
9 13 17 10 12 14 18 June June June June 'June June June June 12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26 June June June June June June June Juno
20 25
3 26 28 30 4 June June June July June June June July
7 11
29
May May May June
June June June
9
3
12
18
26
June June
27
3
11
June
July July
5
11
23
July July July
12
18
26
27
2
6 10
3 5
June July July July July July July July July July July
4 9 13 17 10 12 14 18
July July July July July July July July
12 17 i 21 25 18 20 22 26 July July July July
July July July July July Aug. 2 27 29 31
4
27
2
10
Aug.
5
11
23
July July July Aug.
Aug. Aug. Aug.
5
9
3
5 7 11
12
18
26
20 25 29
July July July Aug.
27
1
July Aug. Aug. Aug.
4
Aug. Aug Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug.
9 13 17 10 12 14 18
Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug.
20
25
29
Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug.
3
2
10
4
10
22
Sept. Sept. Sept.
18
26
12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26 27 Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept.
2 26 28 30 Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept.
1 5 9 3 5 7 11. 12 Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept.
9 13 17 10 12 14 18 Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep.
27
4
27
2
4
3
11
Oct.
Oet.
5
11
Oct.
23 Oct. Oct,
12
Oct,
18 Oct.
26 Oct,
12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26 27 Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. 20 25 29 3 26 28 30 Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct. Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct.
6 10 3 5 7 11 Sep. Oct.
Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 4
9 13 17 10 12 14 18 Oct. Oct.
Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 12 17 21 25 19 21 23 27 Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 20 25 29 2 20 28 30 3 Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Oct, Oct. Oct. Nov.
28 Oct.
3
11
Nov. Nov.
4
Nov.
10 Nov.
22
Nov,
200
Southampton to Alexandria.
STEAMER.
Marseilles
to Alexandria.
OUTWARD ROUTE.
Suez to Mau-
Suez to Bombay ritius (calling
at Seychelles.)
MAIL. STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
LEAVES
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES LEAVES ARRIVES AT
LEAVES.
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES
ARRIVES AT
South- Gibral ampton tar.
Yaka.
Alexan-
dzia
London Mar.
Malco
Alex Andria.
Buez,
åder Bombay,
Всек
Aden,
zitims.
27
1
5
9
7 11 Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 4 9 13 17 10 12 14 18 Nov. Nov. Kov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov.
3
5
12 Nov.
18 26 Nov. Nov.
Dec. | Dec.
12 17 21 25 18 20 22 26 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 20 25 29 3 26 28 30 Nov. Nov, Nov. Dec. Nov. Nov.
27 2 B 10 3
5 Nov. Dec. Dec.
4 9 13 17 10 12 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec. Dec. 12 17 21 -25 18 20 22 26 Deo. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec. 20 25 29 1804 26 28 30 1864 Dec. Dec. Dec. 2Jan. Dec. Dec. Dec. 3 Jan. 27 1864 1864 9 1864 1864 1864 12 Dec. 1 Jan. 5 Jan. Jan. 4 Jan. 6 Jan. 8 Jan. Jan.
27
3
11
Nov.
Dec. Dec.
4 Nov. Dec. 7 11 Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec,
5 Deo.
11 Dec. Dec,
23
12
18
26
Doc.
Dec.
14 18
1864 1864
27
2
10
Jan.
Jan.
1864
1864
1864
4
10
22
1864
Jan,
Jan, Jan.
13
19
27
Jan.
Jan. Jan.
Suez to Calcutta.
H'kong to
Ceylon to Sydney.
Bombay to Hongkong. Shanghai
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
LEAVES ARRIVES AT
LEAVES ARRIVES AT
LEAVES ERY
LEAVES
BRAT Aden.
Galle
George's
Bound Lowra
Xel- bane.
Sydney. Bombay.
WIJD
19 25
5
29
5
11
• A
Jan. Jan. Feb.
Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb
......
4 10 21 21
7
12 13
16
Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.
19 25 8 Feb. Feb. Mar.
............
སྟོན་ཚུ་ཚོང་སྦྱོ
ARRIVES AT
LEATES ARKIV.
ES AT
Pamang. Singapore lunghong Hongkong Shanghai.
22
24 1 Feb. Mar.
27
10
14 21 Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.
12 17
1
8
14
25
27
1
Mar. Mar. Mur. Mar. Mar. Mar. April
............
Suez to Calcutta.
STEAMER.
OUTWARD ROUTE.
201
Ceylon to Sydney.
Bombay to Hongkong.
H'kong to Shanghai.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
LEAVES ARRIVES AT
LEAVES.
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES AREIV.
ES AT
LEAVES.
ARRIVES AT
LEAVER ARRİV-
KS AT
Suar.
Aden.
Galle. Gathe
Ting George
Mel- Sound bourne. bourne.
Bydney.
Bombay. Galla.
Penang. Singapore Hongkong Hongkong Shangha
7 13 24 24
7 12
13
16
14 24
30
1 10 12 17
Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April April Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April April
i
21 27
7
Mar. Mar. April
.......
......
:
29
7 13 15 24 26
1
Mar. April April April April April May
4 10 21 21
5 10 11
14 14 21 27 29
...... --
8 10 15
April April April April May May May May April April April April May May May
6
19 25
April April May
6 12 23 23
6 11
12 15
29
6 12 14 23 25 30
April May May May May May May
23 29 31
.....11 16
ine June
May May May May June June Jane June May May May May Jre. I,
6
20 20 May May June
....
:
......
4 10 21 21
.......
5 10 11 14
6
12 14 23 25 30
May June June June June June June
21 27 29
8 10 15
June June June June July July July July June June June June July July July
6
19 25
June June July
.........
5 11 22 22
5 10
14
6 12 14 23 25 30
...
June July July July July July July
ཀཐོ། ཨཚོ། གཏྟཾ། ཨེཎྜཾ། པཏྟི་ མཛོ། པདྡྷི། ཡཛྫོ
.....
22 28 30 8 10 15
July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug.
5
19 25
July July Aug.
5 11 22 22
5 10 11 14
......
..........
5 11 13 22 21 29
July Aug. Aug. Aug. Ang. Aug. Aug.
22 28 30
8 10 15
Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept.
5
19 26
Aug. Aug. Sept.
5 11 13 22 24 29
Aug. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept.
202
H.kong to
Bombay to Hongkong. Shanghai
OUTWARD ROUTE.
Suez to Calcutta,
Ceylon to Sydney.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
STEAMER.
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES ARRIV
ES AT
Penang. Singapore Hongkong Hongkong Shanghai.
...... AAL
27 29
8 10
15 Oct. Oct.
12 14 25
27
I
Sep. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Vov.
28 30 Oct. Oct. Nov.
10 12
Nov. Nov.
17
......
13 24 26
1
Oct, Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec.
...
............
27 29 10 12
17
།།མཚོཚོ་གཙོ =ཎྜཾ ཨིཎྜཾ
༔་ བ༅༅། སྨཚོ་ ཨ; ༅ སྨངྦྲྀཙྪཱ དྷཊྛཾ
LEAVEŇ
ARRIVES AT
LEAVE
ARRIVES AT
LEAVES AREIV
ES AT
LEAVES
King
Suez. Adep
Galle
Galle.
Mel- bourne
Xal Demo Sydney.
Bombay
IAL
...
14 14
4 10 21 21
5 10
Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct.
་་་
19 25 Sep. Sep. Oct.
6
......
29
............
5 Oct.
11 22 22 Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct. Nov. Nov.
10 11 14
Nov. Nov. Oct.
14
..
29
14
14
! 21
4 10
21
ថ្មីៗ
10 11
Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dee. Deo.
.........
1864
19 25
29
Nov. Nov. Dec:
12 14 25 Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.
27 3 Dec. Jan.
-
1864 1864 1864 1864
1864 1861
5 11
22
5 10 11 14 14
28 30 10 12 17
Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan.
Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan.
1864 1864 1864
19 25
... 29
11 13 24 26 31
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REMARKS.
ON THE
NAVIGATION OF THE YANG-TSZE-KEANG;
REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR
WALTER MACFARLANE,
Commander of the "Island Queen."
VESSELS bound to Shanghae, should make the Barren Islands or Saddle Group, in the Northerly monsoon, as being the most weatherly land fall; but in the South-west monsoon, it is more advisable to steer for Monte Video, a bold precipitous island, about 40 miles more southwards.
If late in the day, anchorage should be sought under the Saddle Islands, which afford -shelter in both monsoons.
Leaving the Saddle Islands, keep the North Saddle bearing about S. E. by E. to pass Gutzlaff, at a distance of about 15 or 16 miles; and no stranger ought to euter the river, without seeing Gutzlaff, until some mark be erected. for the North Sand head.
Thus far, the tide sets N.W. by W. and S.E. by E. from 1 to 3 knots; but it is affec- ted greatly, both in direction and velocity, by the prevailing wind.
Steering on to the North-westward, bring Gutziaf to bear S.S.E. and sink it, on that bearing, which will be at a distance of about 22 miles after which steer N.W. W. and if the low land be not soon seen, on the port bow; keep more westerly by the lead, which is here a safe guide. The deepest water is near the North Bank, which should always be approached with caution, as it shoals very suddenly. When the first point bears W. by N. or W. the water deepens to 6 fathoms; this point should be passed about 2 miles off, as the Bank extends a long way out, and there are several knolls of it, on which ships have touched. Having passed the point, gradually close with the shore to a mile, and keep it about that distance, until the beacon at Woosung is seen. There are shoal patches a mile off shore Block-house island bearing North.
If Working up from the Saddle Islands, do not bring Gutzlaff to the eastward of South until 15 or 16 miles to the northward of it, when it may be brought to bear S.S.E. and you, will then be on the edge of the South Bank.
You may now stand to the westward, nearly into the vessels draught, bearing in mind, that the flood sets W.S. W. round the S. E. edge of it, and the ebb contrary.
All vessels should keep, as near as possible, to this Bank, and not wait for a shoal cast to tack, when standing to the North-eastward.
The defect in the directions, hitherto given, is chiefly, that vessels are not advised, to get hold of the South Bank, as soon as possible; and courses and distances to be made good are given, where there are no marks available, and the strength and direction of the tide are con- stantly varying.
NAVIGATION OF THE YANG-TSZE-KIANG.
209
From the Saddle Islands to Woosung, the tide generally sets N.W. by W. and S.E. by E. when fully made; if no cause, such as N.E. gales or heavy rains interfere; but the flood makes first to the southward, then S. W., and N.W. at the entrance of the river; the ebb mak- ing North, passing by N.E. to S.E. and it is, at turn of tide, that most caution is necessary, to avoid being set out of the channel; I have found the set of the ship, pretty correctly, by the deep sea lead, and have, on several occasions, gone up the river, at night, by its guidance. Having passed the first point, which the "Conway's surveyors mention to be distin- guishable, by a large tree, (although I could never make out any tree there, sufficiently re- markable) work up from of a mile, to 2 miles off shore, and do not wait for a second shoal cast, on the North side. The narrowest part of the channel, is here. the house on Block-house Island bearing N.E. by E. It is here about 1 miles wide.
When the ships at Woosung are open, a peaked tower, near the town of Poushan, will be seen to the westward; and on the embankment, in front of it, a beacon, which must be kept a little open, to the southward of the tower; until another large beacon, at the entrance of the Shanghai river is on, between two Joss poles behind it, painted red, and bearing W. S. W. This last is an excellent mark for the channel, which is very contracted. The beacon may be brought a little open, on each side of the poles and the water shoals gradually on each side; but the tide does not set exactly fair through.
Small craft The foregoing remarks apply to vessels of a heavy draught; say 18 feet. may use much more freedom, closing with the South Bank, when Gutzlaff is 12 or 15 miles off to the southward and working up with the lead for a guide, never coming over half 3 fathoms, if near low water to the North-east.ward. The southern shore is to be depended on all the way; but, when within 10 miles of Woosung, the Bank is very steep, and should not be approached under of a mile.
•
I offer the following suggestions, for rendering the Navigation of the Yang-teze-keang comparatively safe and simple, which may be effected at a trifling cost, considering the valu- able trade of Shanghai.
There is, off the southern end of the North Sand, a spit or patch, having 4 or 5 fathoms close to, on each side; which is the principal danger, on entering the river. I would therefore recommend that a Light vessel should be placed in the bight, between this spit and the main A vessel of Bank, where, with good heavy ground tackle, she would ride out any weather. 100 tons strongly built, on the principle of the Light vessels, at the Sand heads of the Hoogly, would be large enough. She should be fitted with a light, to be distinguishable from a ship's light, or those that the fishermen often show; and visible at least 7 miles distant. She should be supplied with two coir cables, as well as with chains, in order to enable her to ride to the high sea that sometimes occurs; and she should, also, be provided with a life boat, and a European should continually be on board, sufficiently acquainted with the river, and with the indications of the weather to warn vessels, by signal or otherwise, of approaching danger.
In addition to the light, I would place a buoy off the N. W. end of the spit, and another off the South end, which, I think, is all that would be necessary, in any ordinary weather; but, in standing in from sea, I am decidedly of opinion, that a stranger should not attempt to run into the river, unless certain of getting within the bar, if, there are indications of bad weather; but rather, he should seek anchorage among the islands, or else put to sea for the night: the former would be preferable, in heavy weather, for, unless a good sailer, a vessel would not fetch up again, in the N. E. monsoon. The tides are so strong, and at times, so uncertain in direction, that the best acquainted persons, cannot hope to keep a correct reckoning, at night, and it would prove very rough riding, should a ship attempt to anchor, between Guczlaff and the North Sands, in a gale.
I think it quite useless, attempting to erect a beacon on the Sand, with the means that would be available here; as the tide runs with great velocity, and I am not aware, that any part of the patch has less than 9 feet water on it. The flood often comes in, with a heavy hore or roller, when a Southerly wind is blowing; and I do not think that a sufficient founda- tion could be formed, to justify the expectation of a beacon standing the combined action of the wind and tide.
.
No doubt, a beacon might be placed, on the North Sand itself, where it dries, in many ways; for instance, by sinking a foundation in iron tanks; but, it would be at a greater dis- tance from the channel;-and altogether, would be less useful than a floating light.
Island Queen. 23d December, 1851.
WALTER MACFARLANE.
210
SHANGHAI TIDE TABLE.
-000-
CHINESE CALCULATION OF THE HWANG-POO TIDE TABLE
FOR THE
FOREIGN & NATIVE ANCHORAGE.
FLOW BEGINS,
o'clock
9, 10,
DAYS OF MOON.
EBB BEGINS, o'clock
11, 12,
3.... 5,
3. 4.
11, 12,
5, 6,
6, 7.
8...
1, 2,
7, 8,
9, 10,
14. 15,
16, 17, 18,...
19, 20,
21, 22, 23.....
3, 4, ...
9, 10,
11, 12, 13,...
... 5, 6,
11, 12,
7, 8..
1, 2,
9, 10,
3, 4,
24, 25,
26, 27, 28,...
29, 30,
11, 12,
1, 2,
3, 4,
5, 6,
7, 8,
5, 6
7, 8,
... 9, 10. 11, 12,
1, 2,
The above is a constant monthly Table, giving an approximation to the Flow and Ebb of the Tides that may prove useful for general purposes.
At Woosung
At Shanghai,..
HIGH WATER ON FULL AND CHANGE OF MOON.
H..
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12
f Rise about 14 feet in the S. W. monsoon
N. E. 1. 30. Average rise about 10 feet.
11
The average rise of the tide at Shanghai, at full and change, is ten feet, but it is infla- enced by the direction of wind during the flood. A strong breeze from the North or East, particularly from the North, brings in a very full tide, making, at times, a difference of two feet in the rise, over a tide in a calin. A North-west wind will diminish the tide at flood more than two feet.
From September to March, the day tides are highest; from March to September the night tides are highest, there being a difference in the rise on these occasions of 18 inches.
HONGKONG JURY LIST
NAME.
A
211
FOR 1863:
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
SPECIAL JUROR.
Aderjee, Sapoorjee
Agabeg, AvieticLazar, Jr. Merchant, Wellington Street
Broker, Wyndham Street
Algar, T.
Clerk, Blackhead & Co.
Allen, J. W.
Anderson, A. H.
Allen, W.
Anderson, Graham
Andruss, Theodore F. Armstrong, J.
Armstrong, John Martin Arnhold, Jacob Arnould, H
Ashton, R. P. Atkinson, James Aylmore, G. J. Azevedo, F. H.
Bain, W. J.
Baker, C.
Baker, James
Baker, R. B.
Baker, 8. W.
B
Baldwin, John Charles Baldwin, Robert Henry Barnes, F. D.
Barretto, John Antonio Barros, F.
Battersby, W.
Beart, Charles F.
Peattie, Robert
Assistant, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. Clerk, J. Hook
Banker, Bank of Australia
Bill Broker, Hollywood Road
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Hotelkeeper, Oriental Hotel
Carpenter. P. & O. Co.
Storekeeper, Thomas Hunt & Co. Merchant, Oxford & Co.
Special Juror.
Superintending Purser, P. & O. Co, Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Storekeeper, Lammert, A.. & Co. Steward, Hongkong Club Clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Assistant, Johnson & Co. Assistant, Smith, Archer & Co. Innkeeper, Queen's Road West Accountant, Mercantile Bank Millinery Store, Queen's Road Merchant, MacGregor & Co. Auctioneer
Assistant, P. & O. Co.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Clerk, Oriental Bank
Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co.
Accountant, Commercial Bank
Storekeeper. Marsh, Boyer & Co.
Beart, E.
Beaumont, F. B.
Assistant, Russell & Co.
Innkeeper, Queen's Road West
Special Juror.
212
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
NAME.
SPECIAL
JUROR.
Beckwith, J. H.
Belilios, E. R. Briefeld. A.
Blackhead, F. J. B. Blake, Franklin Blakeway, George Block. Frederick Horson Blum, Joseph Bounett. William W. Borton, Jas.
Bosman, C. H. M. Boulle, Napoleon
Bourjau, Adolf Boyer, Alexander Braga, Joao Joaquim Brant, C. Britto, José de
Bronward, Richard Brooks, H. N.
Brooks, James Alfred
Browne, C. L,
Browne, R. O.
Bruce, A.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Merchant, Hollywood Road Assistant, William Pustau & Co. Storekeeper, Blackhead & Co. Assistant, A Heard & Co. Merchant, Vaucher & Co. Merchant, John Burd & Co. Merchant, Blum Brothers Secretary, Hongkong Club Innkeeper, Queen's Road Merchant, Bosman & Co. Merchant, Stanley Street Merchant, Queen's Road Draper, Queen's Road Druggist, Medical Hall Shipwright, West Point Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Assistant, Bourjau, Hübener & Co. Clerk, Parker & Co.
Auctioneer, Wyndham Street
Bookkeeper, De Silver & Co,
Draughtsman, P. & O. Co.
Eugineer, J. Logan's
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Brumfield J. V.
Plumber, P. & O. Co.
Bumduth, D. J.
Pattern Maker, P. & O. Co.
Brunckow, E.
Buckley. A.
Assistant, Siemssen & Co.
Assistant, Smith, Archer & Co,
Burgy, E. H.
Merchant,
do.
Burrows, R.
Special Juror,
Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co.
Burrows, Silas Enoch, Jr. Merchant, S. E. Burrows & Sons
Special Juror.
Butter, O. P.
Assistant, Olyphant & Co.
Butter, J.
Clerk, Blackhead & Co.
Buxey, J. F.
Merchant, R. H. Camajee & Co.
Special Juror.
C
Cabill, John
Innkeeper, Queen's Road
Commander, P. & O. Co.
Special Juror.
Assistant, Storeman, P. & O. Co.
Merchant, H. B. Camajee & Co.
Special Juror.
Caldbeck, J. B. Callis, T.
Camajee, D. Pestonjee Campos, Eduardo P. de Campos, Joaquim P. de Campos, L. P. de Carpenter, Edward Carvalho, P. M. Carr, Henry John Case, A. R. Chabert, E. Chambers, A. F. Cheverton, J. H. Clarke, Richard
Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Do. do.
Do.
do.
Dispenser, Hongkong Dispensary Assistant, Mercantile Bank
Innkeeper, Queen's Road West
Assistant, Russell & Co.
Storekeeper, Reynvaan & Co.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Assistant, Johnson & Co.
Innkeeper, Queen's Road West
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
213
NAME.
Clarke, A. L. Claussen, C. H. Cohen, C. C.
Cohen, Henry Coilaço, L.
Collins, Henry Cook, J. E. Cormack, J.
Correa, Maurice A. Coutts, Alexander Cowasjee, Nesserwanjee Crane. Isaac B. Crawford, David R. Cromwell, John J. Cunningham, G.
Ꭰ
Da Costa, Joze Felippe Daeth, F.
Dalgleish, W. H. Danenberg, Carlos
D'Aquino, Maximiano D'Aquino, M. J.
Da Silva, D. A.
Da Silva, J. M.
Da Silva, Luiz Joao Da Silva, M. A.
Davidson, W. M. Davis, H. W. Deacon, Richard
Deare, D. C.
Decker, J.
Delano, Warren
De Silver, Charles A.
Detmering, F. W. Dexter, F. G. Diers, Ferdinand
Dickson, Henry
Dixwell, G. B. Dodd, John Doherty, T.
Dolan, William
Donner, Jean
Dubjeebhoy, Ruttunjee Dubost, G.
Duddell, Henry
Dunlop, Walter
Dunn, J. W.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
SPECIAL JUROR.
Clerk, De Silver & Co. Clerk, Jürgens & Co.
Clerk, Phillips, Moore & Co. Merchant, do. do.
Clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. Compositor, China Mail Office Clerk, Thomas Hunt & Co. Clerk, P. & 0. 00.
Accountant, MacEwen & Co. Foreman, S. P. Hall & Co. Merchant, Metta & Co.
Clerk, Wetmore, Oryder & Co. Clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. Assistant, King & Co.
Clerk, Russell & Co.
Clerk, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Assistant, Fletcher & Co. Assistant, Dent & Co.
Clerk, D. Sassoon, Sons & Co.
Merchant, Mosque Gardens
Assistant, Mercantile Bank
Printer, Queen's Road
Bookkeeper, Daily Press Assistant, Mercantile Bank
Banker, Bank of Western India Broker, D'Aguilar Street Assistant. A. Heard & Co. Clerk, P. & 0. 00.
Clerk, Ladage, Oelke & Co. Merchant, Russell & Co.
Ship Chandler, Queen's Road Assistant, A. Ellissen & Co. Olerk, Russell & Co.
Commission Agent
Chemist, Hongkong Dispensary Assistant, A. Heard & Co.
Assistant, Dent & Co.
Assistant Storekeeper, P. & O. Co.
Sailmaker, Queen's Road
Clerk, Wm. Pustau & Co.
Broker, Pottinger Street Merchant, Queen's Road Auctioneer, Queen's Road Assistant, Agra Bank Assistant, Russell & Co.
Special Juror,
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Ede, N. J.
Ehlers, Paul
E
Assistant, Dent & Co. Merchant, Hesse, Eblers & Co.
Special Juror.
214
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
NAME.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE,
SPECIAL JUROR.
Ellissen, G. Ellia, P. P.- Elmenhorst, Theo. Henry Elton, W. Meyer Endicott, Henry Collins Escherich, I. C. H.
Merchant, A. Ellissen & Co. Assistant, A. Heard & Co. Com. Agent, Elmenhorst & Sanders Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Storekeeper, Thoma Hunt & Co. Merchant, Smith. Kennedy & Co.
Special Juror...
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
F
Fairley, Francis Falconer, George Fawcett, J. F. Field, T. T. Fischer, S.
Fink, R.
Forbes, Murdoch Forbes, W. H.
Foster, William Hammond Fox, Samuel Crane Fraser, John M. Freer, F.
Freire, Francisco
Frickel, Leopold
Funk, A.
G
Clerk. Oriental Rank Watchmaker, D. Lapraik Ship Chandler. Wellington Strest Assistant, Smith, Archer & Co. Clerk, Jurgens & Co. Assistant, Oxford & Co. Assistant, Olyphant & Co. Merchant, Russell & Co. Assistant, Russell & Co. Broker. Stanley Street Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Clerk, II. Duddell & Co. Clerk, Hongkong Club. Ship Chandler, Queen's Road Clerk, Vaucher & Co.
Gabain, P.
Gama, G. A. da Gardiner. James Gardner, W. H.
Assistant, Siemssen & Co. Assistant, Commercial Bank Bookkeeper, China Mail Office Reporter, Daily Press
Gaupp, Charles J. Gaupp, Louis
Watchmaker, Queen's Road
Do.
do.
Gibb, Hugh Bold Gibb, W. H. Gifford, George Gonsalves, C.
Goodwin, A.
Goularte, E. F.
Gow, David
Green, J.
Merchant, Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Special Juror.
Do." do.
do.
Special Juror.
Merchant, Gifford & Co.
Special Juror.
Clerk, Vaucher & Co.
Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Ship Builder, Harper & Co.
Green, T.
Green, W.
Gutierrez, Adelino Gutierrez, Lourenço João Gutierrez, Querino A. Guild, R.
H
Farrier, Murray Barracks
Supdt. Engineer, P. & O. Co. Farrier, Murray Barracks Clerk, P. & 0. 00. Assistant, Gifford & Co. Assistant, Russell & Co. Assistant, Mercantile Bank
Heggen. Charles Halford, W.
Assistant, W. Pustau & Co. Accountant, Central Bank W. I.
NAME.
Halton, Eldred Hall, S. P.
Hammond, F.
Hammond, H.
Harding, Williamı Harley, Alexander Harper, Patrick Rose Harper, R. J.
Harsant, Frederick M. Hart, J.
Harty, William B. Hayes, J. Hayward, J. W. Heaton, George H. Heinemann, S. Helland, George J. Henderson, James Henderson, W. J. Hill, M.* Hitchcock, E. A. Hochstetter, Conrad
Hodge, Robert Hogg, A. G.
Hogg, Thomas
Holloway, E.
Holmes, George Hook, J. 8.
Hormusjee, Eduljee Howard, Thomas Howell, Alfred Hübener, Carl A. Hübener, H. E.
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
Merchant, Gibb, Livingston & Co. Shipwright, Spring Gardens Clerk, S. P. Hall & Co. Plumber, P. & O Co. Sailmaker, Bowra & Co. Watchmaker, D. Lapraik Manager, Commercial Bank Accountant, Australian Bank Ship Chandler, Bowra & Co. Assistant, Turner & Co. Clerk, W. Emeny & Co. Clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. Assistant, A. Heard & Co. Marine Surveyor, Peel Street Assistant, Oxford & Co. Merchant John Burd & Co. Foreman, McDougall & Co.
215
SPECIAL JUKOR.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co. Boiler Maker, P. & Co.
Assistant, Olyphant & Co,
Watchmaker, Queen's Road
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Merchant, Adam Scott & Co.
Special Juror.
Engineer, P, & O. Co,
Plumber, P. & O. Co.
Agent, Queen's Road
Ship Broker, Graham Street
Merchant, F. B, Cama & Co.
Merchant, Shelley Street
Special Juror.
Merchant, A Wilkinson & Co.
Merchant, Bourjau, Hübener & Co.
Special Juror,
Clerk,
do.
do.
Special Juror.
Boiler Maker, Hollywood Road
Hunter, William 0.
Merchant, A. Heard & Co.
Special Juror,
Hunt, R.
Hopdiers, H.
Hute 'son, E.
Hut a, A.
Hy
man, H.
I
lis, George Ironside, George
Assistant, Siemssen & Co.
Assistant, Turner & Co.
Engineer, P. & O. Co.
Storekeeper, P. & O. Co.
Engineer, P. & Co, Clerk, J. Lamont's
J
Jack, John Jameson, Charles Jesus, J. A. de Johnson, Charles T. Johnston, William
Shipwright, J. Lamont's
Opium Inspector, Wellington Street
Clerk, Turner & Co.
Aszistant, Johnson & Co.
Engineer, J. Lamont's
216
NAME,
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
SPECIAL JUROE,
Jordan, J. P. Jorge, Honorato Jost, G. T. Jukes, M. P.
Jürgens, Henry
K
Kaye, William
Kerr, William McDiarmid Kentwell, R. H. Keys, Theodore Kindersley, B. T.
King, Charles W.
King, George King, W. D. Kirby, William
Kup, Antonie W. Pieter
L
Lambert, Robert Carr
Commission Agent, Wellington St. Assistant, Mercantile Bank Clerk, G. Dabost
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Storekeeper, Queen's Road
Accountant, Australian Bank Innkeeper, Queen's Road West Innkeeper, Queen's Road West D. Lapraik's
Assistant, Dent & Co.
Hotelkeeper, Oriental Hotel
Purser, P. & O. Co.
Assistant, Smith Archer & Co.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Merchant, John Burd & Co.
Special Juror.
Assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Lammert, Geo. Reinhold
Storekeeper, L., Atkinson & Co.
Lane, William
Storekeeper, Queen's Road
Lemann, H. B.
Lapraik, Douglas Lapraik, John S.
Laycock, Henry
Levitt, William
Merchant, D'Aguilar Street
Special Juror.
Clerk, D. Lapraik's
Lawrence, Geo, Richards
Assistant, Bull, Pardon & Co.
Assistant, Dent & Co.
Merchant, Gilman & Co.
Special Juror.
Godownkeeper. W.. Borradaile & Co.
Levyshon, A. Ú.
Merchant, Oxford & Co.
Lewis, J. W.
Special Juror.
Commission Agent
Lima, J, M. O.
Assistant, Holliday, Wise & Co.
Lincker, A. G.
Assistant, Bourjau, Hubener & Co.
Linstead, Theophilus Gee Merchant, Lindsay & Co.
Special Juror.
Littlefield, H.
Painter, P. & O. Co.
Lockhart, A.
Engineer, P. & 0. Co.
Engineer, Queen's Road
Logan, James
Londen, John S. Low, Rubert A. Lutkens, L. S. Lyall, Robert
Accountant, Agra Bank
Foreman, China Mail Office Merchant, Shelley Street Assistant. Lyall, Still & Co.
M
MacAndrew, James
MacDonald, Alexander
Macconochie, J
MacDonald, J.-S. MacDouall, John
MacDougall, Henry Macey, J.
MacFarlane, Malcolm
Foreman, Harper & Co. Shipwright, Queen's Road Banker, Oriental Bank Engineer, Queen's Road Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co. Clerk, J. Lamont's
Merchant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Blacksmith, J. Lamont's
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
NAME.
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
217
SPECIAL JUROR.
MacGregor, T. Macildowie, W.. Mackay, J.
Mackenzie, Donald Wm. Mackenzie, James Joseph Mac Kuight, A. MacLean, David Maclean, Geo. Francis MacLellan, D. W. Maher, J. A. Major, E.
Marçal, F. A. Marçal, H. Masters, J.
Mears, G. J. Menke, Julius Meyer. Edward Meyer, Johannis Middleton, W. N. Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Robert Menteith, D. P. S. Moore, Maurice Morgan, W. M.
Morgan, Charles Henry Morrison, W. Muller, A.
Muncherjee, Pestonjee S. Mur, J. M.
Murray, Andrew Dundas
Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co.
Engineer, J. Lamont's.
Clerk, J. Logan's
Merchant. D. W. Mackenzie & Co.
Special Juror.
Merchant, Dent & Co.
Special Juror.
Shipwright, J. S. Macdonald's
Accountant, Oriental Bank
Special Juror.
Merchant, Lyall, Still & Co. Assistant, Lindsay & Co. Assistant, Mercantile Bank Assistant, Fletcher & Co. Clerk, Johnson & Co. Clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. Plumber, Queen's Road East Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co. Merchant, W. Pustau & Co. Merchant, E. & G. Meyer
Do.
do. Assistant, Gilman & Co. Clerk, Lyndhurst Terrace Shipwright, Russell & Co. Assistant, Australian Bank Assistant, Phillips, Moore & Co. Commission Agent, Queen's Road Auctioneer
Carpenter, J. Lamont's
Clothier, Ladage, Oelke & Co.
Broker, Hollywood Road
Assistant, Olyphant & Co.
Master, Ship John Adams
Special Juror. Special Juror.
N
Neilson, A. B.
Nevin
Merchant, Olyphant & Co.
Shipwright, S. P. Hall & Co.
Nisbet, Thomas
Nissen, Ferdinand
Assistant, D. W. Mackenzie & Co. Assistant, Siemissen & Co.
Noble, Henry Noble, J.
Noronha, Henrique Noronha, Joze
Banker, Agra Bank
Watchmaker, D. Lapraik's
Clerk, Oriental Bank
Clerk, Oriental Bank
Norris, George A. F.
Auctioneer, Queen's Road
Assistant, Bosman & Co.
Assistant, Walker, Borradaile & Co.
Notley, William Henry
Nuy, P.
O
O'Callaghan, F. J. Ormiston, Walter Owens, J. Owen, William Ozorio, Candido A. Ozorio, Candido J.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Banker, Mercantile Bank
Boiler Maker, P. &. O. Co.
Hotelkeeper, Commercial Hotel
Assistant, Lyall, Still & Co.
Assistant, Dent & Co.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
218
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
NAME.
OOCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
SPECIAL JUROR
P
Parpie, M.
Parker, C.
Parker, Edward
Merchant, Graham Street
Photographer, Staunton Street
Innkeeper, Queen's Road
Parker, Ebenezer Francis Merchant, A. Heard & Co.
Special Juror.
Parker, M. D.
Parker, R.
Paterson, Alexander
Commission Mercht., Pedder's Wharf
Clerk
Assistant, Oriental Bank
Pauly, W. O.
Peacock, Thos.
Pearce, J.
Pearce, James W.
Pemberton, J. Pereira, F. G. Pereira, Joze L. Perkins, W. H. Pestonjee, Dhunjeebhoy Pestonjee,, Muncherjee Petrie, David Porter, F. H. Purdon, James
Assistant, Siemssen & Co. Draper, Queen's Road
Blacksmith, P. & O. Company Clerk, H. Duddell & Co. Assistant, Johnson & Co.
Assistant, Dent & Co.
Assistant, Lindsay & Co.
Assistant, Russell & Co.
Merchant, P. & D, N. Camajee & Co.
Special Juror.
Broker, Hollywood Read
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Clerk, De Silver & Co.
Merchant, Bull, Purdon & Co.
Special Juror.
R
Radecker, R. E. Rantoul, C. W. Ray, Joseph J. Redlich, A.
Reid, W. H.
Assistant, Scheltbass & Co.
Opium Inspector
Remedios, Roaventura
Remedios, Geraldo dos
Auctioneer, Queen's Road
Clerk, Oxford & Co. Engineer, P. & O. Co. Clerk, Lindsay & Co. Assistant, Lindsay & Co.
dos
Merchant, Gough Street
Merchant, Moses & Co.
Remedios, João Joaqm. Reuben, Solomon Reynolds, Thomas J. Reyuvaan, A J. Rice, Henry
Rickett, John, Jr. Ritchie, J. Rivington, Charles Roberts, A. H. Roberts, John
Roberts, John, Jr. Rocha, V. F. Rodger, Alexander
Rogerson, Thomas Rohl, Edward Roper, H. Rose, T.
Rosenthal, W. S. Ross, Alexander Rowett, Richard
Merchant. Pottinger Street
Clerk, Reynvaan, Chabert & Co. Taverokeeper, Queen's Road West Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Clerk, Moses & Co.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Assistant, Gilman & Co. Auctioneer, Wellington Street Auctioneer
Clerk, D. Sassoon, Sona & Co. Broker, &c.
Clerk, Bowra & Co.
Clerk, A. Duddell & Co,
Moulder, P, & O. Co.
Boiler Maker, P. & O. Co.
Commission Agent, Blum Bros. & Co. Foreman, S. P. Hall & Co.
Merchant, Holliday, Wise & Co.
Special Juror.
Special Juror
Special Jaror.
Roy, A.
Roza, A. B.
Roza, J. F.
Roza, M. da
NAME.
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
219
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
SPECIAL JUROR.
Carpenter, S. P. Hall & Co. Clerk, Birley & Co.
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Roza, S. V.
Rozario, H. A.
Rozario, L. A.
Clerk, Dent & Co.
Clerk. D. Lapraik's
Clerk, A. Wilkinson & Co.
Shipwright, Queen's Road West
Rozario, Marcos Calisto do Merchant, Stephenson & Co.
Russell, Donald
Russell, William F.
Rustonjee, Pestonjee Ryrie, Phineas
Ship Chandler, Thomas Hunt & Co.
Merchant, F. B. Metta & Co.
Merchant, Turner & Co.
S
Special Juror,
Sá Francisco, de Sander, F.
Santos, Antonio dos
Sassoon, Arthur A. D.
Sassoon, Solomon D. Schaeffer, A. Schellhas, E. Schmidt, O. W. Schmidt, Thos. Schmidt, W. Schuepel, Cæsar Seabra, F. A. Seth, Seth Avith Severs, H. R. Severs, Albert Sharp, Granville
Sherard, Robt. Bringhurst Silveira, G. da Simoens, B. Simoens, M. Simoens, N. Simmonds, J. Slate, Richard B. Sloman, M. J. Smith, C. T. Smith, E.
Smith, Frederick T. Smith, George Smith, George J. O, Smith, John
Snelling, George
Soares, Francisco de Paulo
Soermann, Auguste Souza, M.
Souza, R.
Spalding, G.
Speechly, C.
Specchly, Samuel
Clerk, Lane, Crawford & Co.
Com. Agent, Elmenhorst & Sanders Assistant, Bull Purdon & Co.
Merchant, D. Sassoon Sons & Co.
Special Juror.
Assistant, D. Sassoon Sons
Co.
Assistant, Wm. Pustau & Co,
Merchant, Schellhass & Co.
Clerk, Frickel & Co.
Clerk, Sharp & Co,
Merchant, Fletcher & Co. Assistant, Bosman & Co. Clerk, A. Heard & Co. Broker, Wellington Street. Merchant, Severs & Co. Clerk, Severs & Co. Broker, Caine Road
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Merchant, Queen's Road West
Special Juror.
Watchmaker, Juvet's
Clerk, Wetmore, Cryder & Co.
Do. do.
do.
Clerk, Smith, Kennedy & Co. Assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co. Assistant, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. Clerk, Lammert, Atkinson & Co. Merchant, Smith, Archer & Co. Clerk, Smith, Archer & Co. Assistant, Birley & Co. Assistant, Smith, Kennedy & Co. Marine Surveyor, Elgin street. Clerk, MacEwen & Co. Innkeeper, Queen's Road.
Storekeeper, F. P. Soares & Co. Assistant, Oxford & Co. Clerk, Lyall, Still & Co.
Do. do.
do.
Moulder, MacDougall & Co. Engineer, Queen's Road
Do.
do.
Special Juror.
220
NAMK
Spencer, P. A.
Spurry, J.
Stanford, B.
Stove. T.
Steinkopff. Otto
Stephenson, Harry Stiles, William
Still, Charles Frederick Stimsen, John
Stokes, George E. Stone, F.
Suril, C. E.
Sutherland, Thomas
Talbot, S. H.
Taylor, J. B. Thiel, H.
T
Thom. William Thomas, George Thompson Thompson, F. H. Thompson, Gavin Thompson, George Thompson, Louis Thompson, S. Tiller, T.
Tillinghast, T. D.
Torrey, Joseph William Townsend, John Tripp, J. H.
Trubshaw, James
Turing, Alexander
V
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
Assistant, Bull Purdon & Co. Engineer, P. & O. Co.
Shipwright, J. S. Macdonald
Foreman Carpenter, P. & O. Co. Assistant, Oxford & Co. Clerk, Parker & Co.
Storekeeper, Dent & Co. Merchst, Lyall, Still & Co. Marine Reporter, China Mail Assistant, Lyall, Still & Co. Assistant. A. Heard & Co. Clerk, Bosman & Co. Superintendent, P. & O. Co.
Olerk, Lane, Crawford & Co. Assistant, Smith, Archer & Co. Clerk, Wm. Pustan & Co.
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co. Shipwright, Queen's Road West Assistant, S. P. Hall & Co. Assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Do.
do.
Innkeeper, Queen's Road Weat Assistant. Oxford & Co.
Boiler Maker, Duddell Street
Clerk, Parker & Co.
Storekeeper, De Silver & Co.
Commander, Fort William
Clerk, P. & O. Co.
SPECIAL JUROR.
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Commission Agent, Queen's Road
Special Juror.
Special Juror.
Merchant MacGregor & Co.
Mercbant, Dent & Co.
Vickermann, W. H.
Vickers, J. M.
Vieira, A. J.
Vinton, William
Vischer, A.
Vogel, E.
Wagner, C.
Clerk, 6. P. Hall & Co.
Assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Oo.
Clerk, Holliday Wise & Co.
Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Clerk, Bourjau, Hübener & Co. Clerk. Russell Co.:
W
Piano Tuner, Shelley Street
Walker, B. S.
Wallace, Edward
Merchant, Walter. Borradaile & Co. Clerk, D. Lapril's
Special Juror,
Wallace, Thomas
Assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Ca.
Watmore, Robert
Do.
do.
Watson, Alexander S. Watson, James Bailey
Druggist, Queen's Road
Innkeeper, Queen's Boad
NAME.
Welsh, David
Wetmore, W. Shephard Wheelly, Alfred A. Wheeley, F. Wiese, Frederick
Wiese, Ludwig
Wilson, Alexander Wilson, Edward Wilson, G. Wilson, William Winniberg, Henry Wong Ashing Woodford, J. D, Woodin, Edward L. Wright, A.
HONGKONG JURY LIST.
OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE.
221
SPECIAL
JUROR.
Assistant, Smith, Kennedy & Co. Merchant, Wetmore, Cryder & Co. Assistant, Dent & Co.
Special Juror.
Assistant, Dent & Co.
Assistant, Siemssen & Co.
Merchant, Siemssen & Co.
Special Juror:
Storekeeper, MacEwen & Co.
Clerk, Turner & Co.
Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Clerk, MacEwen & Co.
Storekeeper, Queen's Road East Printer, London Mission
Assistant, Walker, Borradaile & Co.
Clerk, P. & O. Co.
Clerk, Bowra & Co.
Y
Young, W. C. Young, G. F.
Assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co. Assistant Storekeeper, P. & O. Co.
Z
Zobel, H. V.
Clerk, S. E. Burrows & Sons.
J. C. POWER, Sheriff.
Hongkong, 31st January, 1863.
Revised and amended, and the Special Jurors designated, by His Excellency the Acting Governor and the Legislative Council, the 26th Day of February, 1863.
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222
PROCLAMATION os. EXP. OF MILITARY STORES.
W. T. MERGER.
PROCLAMATION.
By His Excellency WILLIAM THOMAS MERCER, Esquire, Acting Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, and Vice- Admiral of the same.
Whereas by an Ordinance No. 3 of 1862, intituled “An Ordinance to authorize His Excellency the Governor by Proclamation to prohibit the Exportation of Military Stores and other Articles," it was enacted that it should be lawful for His Excellency the Governor by and with the Advice of the Executive Council by Proclamation to be published in the Hongkong Government Gazette or in any Extraordinary Gazette to prohibit for such period as should be mentioned in such Proclamation either to be exported from the Colony of Hongkong or to be carried Coastwise within the said Colony Arms, Ammunition and Gunpowder, Military and Naval Stores, and any Articles which His Excellency might judge capable of being converted into or made useful in increasing the quantity of Military and Naval Stores, Provisions or any sort of Victual which may be used as food by man or any or either of such Arms, Ammunition, Gunpowder, Stores, Goods, or Articles respectively. And in case any such Arms, Ammunition, Gunpowder, Stores, Goods or Articles which shall have been so prohibited should be exported from the said Colony or should be carried Coastwise or be Waterborne to be so exported or carried they should be forfeited and should vest in Her Majesty and that forthwith thereupon it should be the duty of the Harbour Master of this Colony by Warrant under his Hand upon his own view or upon an information made upon Oath before any Justice of the Peace for the said Colony to cause all such Goods and Articles su thereinbefore declared forfeited to be seized and to detain the same to the use of Her Majesty and to be disposed of as His Excellency the Governor should by order under his Hand and Seal direct;
And whereas it has come to my knowledge that Arms, Military and Naval Stores and Articles capable of being converted into Stores and comprised in the enu- meration of Articles in the said Ordinance have been exported from this Colony;
And whereas I being instructed to put an end to allsuch exportation from this Colony of Arms, Military and Naval Stores and Articles have determined with the Advice of the Executive Council of this Colony by this Proclamation to prohibit such exportation and carrying Coastwise in manner by the said Ordinance provided;
Now therefore Ï, WILLIAM THOMAS MERCER, Esquire, do by and with the Advice of the Executive Council of this Colony hereby for a period of Twelve Months from the Twenty-eighth day of February, 1863, and for such further period as shall from time to time be specified in any Proclamation to be hereafter duly published, prohibit either to be exported from the Colony of Hongkong or to be carried Coastwise within the said Colony Arms, Ammunition and Gunpowder, Military and Naval Stores;
And I do with the Advice aforesaid hereby declare that all such proceedings or the suppression of such several acts as are provided by the said Ordinance or by Law shall and may be taken for suppression of such exportation and carrying Coast- wise and for the forfeiture, seizure and detention and disposition of the same Articles and things and the punishment of Offenders against the said Laws.
By His Excellency's Command,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
W. H. ALEXANDER, Acting Colonial Secretary.
Given at Victoria, Hongkong, this 28th Day of February, 1863.
BRITISH OFFICERS TO ENTER CHINESE SERVICES.
AT THE COURT AT OSBORNE HOUSE, ISLE OF WIGHT, THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1863.
PRESENT,
The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
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Whereas by an Order in Council, dated, at Windsor, the thirtieth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and sixtytwo (reciting certain provisions of an Act, passed in the fifty-ninth year of the reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled "An Act to prevent the enlisting or engagement of Her Majesty's Subjects to serve in Foreign Service, and "the fitting out or equipping in Her Majesty's dominions vessels for warlike purposes, without Her Majesty's license)"; Her Majesty, by and with the advice of Her Privy Council, being desirous of enabling Her subjects to engage in and enter the naval and military service of the Emperor of China, was pleased to order, and it was thereby ordered, that from and after the first day of September then next, it should be lawful for Horatio Nelson Lay, one of Her Majesty's subjects, and Sherard Osborn, a Captain in Her Majesty's Navy, to enter into the military and naval service of the said Emperor, and to except any commission, warrant, or other appointment under the said Emperor, and to except any money, pay, or reward for their services, and to fit out, equip, purchase, and acquire ships or vessels of war for the use of the said Emperor, and to engage and enlist British subjects to enter the military aud naval service of the said Emperor. And it was thereby further ordered, that it should be lawful for every British subject to enlist and enter himself, by engag ing and enlisting himself, with the said Horatio Nelson Lay and Sherard Osborn, and no other person or persons whatsoever, in the military and naval service of the said Emperor, and to serve the said Emperor in any military, warlike, or other operations, either by land, or by sea, and, for that purpose, to go to any place or places beyond the seas, and to accept any commission, warrant, or other appointment from or under the Baid Emperor, and to accept any money, pay, or reward for his service: Provided always, that the license and permission thereby given should be in force only for the term of two years froin the said first day of September then next, unless by Order in Council, made in manner aforesaid, such period should be further extended;
And whereas Her Majesty, by and with the advice of Her Privy Council, is desirous of extending and enlarging the permission and license contained in the said Order in Council.
Her Majesty is therefore pleased to Order, and it is hereby Ordered, that, from and after the sixteenth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, it shall be lawful for all military officers in Her Majesty's service to enter into the military service of the said Emperor, and to accept any commission, warrant, or other appointment under the said Emperor, and to accept any money, pay, or reward for
their services.
And it is hereby ordered, that it shall be lawful for all officers in Her Majesty's military service to serve the said Emperor in any military, warlike, or other operations, and for that purpose to go to any place or places beyond the seas, and to accept any commission, warrant, or other appointment from or under the said Emperor, and to accept any money, pay, or reward for their services: Provided always, that the license and permission hereby given shall be in force only until the first day of September, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, unless by Order in Council, made in manner aforesaid, such period should be further extended."
EDMUND HARRISON.
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AT THE COURT AT WINDSOR.
the 30th day of August, 1862.
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THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY IN COUNCIL.
Whereas, by an Act passed in the fifty-ninth year of the reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled "An Act to prevent the Enlisting or Engagement of His Majesty's Subjects to serve in Foreign Service, and the fitting out or equipping in His Majesty's Dominions Vessels for Warlike Purposes, without His Majesty's License," it was enacted and declared, that if any natural-born subject of His Majesty, His heirs and successors, without the leave or license of His Majesty, His heirs or successors, for that purpose first bad and obtained, under the Sign Manual of His Majesty. His heirs or successors, or signified by Order in Council, or by Proclamation of His Majesty, His heirs or successors, should take or accept, or should agree to take or sccept, any Military Commission, or should otherwise enter into the military ser- vice as a commissioned or non-commissioned officer, or should enlist or enter himself to enlist, or should agree to enlist or to enter himself to serve as a soldier, or to be employed, or should serve in any warlike or military operation, in the service of or for or under or in aid of any foreign Prince, State, Potentate, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People, or of any person or persons exercising or assuming to exercise the powers of Government in or over any foreign Country, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People, either as an officer or soldier, or in any other mili- tary capacity; or if any natural-born subject of His Majesty should, without such leave or license as aforesaid, accept, or agree to take or accept, any Commission, Warrant, or Appointment as an officer, or should enlist or enter himself, or should agree to enlist or euter himself, to serve as a sailor or marine, or to be employed or engaged, or should serve in and on board any ship or vessel of war, or in and on board any ship or vessel used or fitted out, or equipped or intended to be used, for any warlike purpose, in the service of or for or under or in aid of any Foreign Power, Prince, State, Potentate, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People, or of any person or persons exercising or assuming to exercise the powers of Government in or over any Foreign Country, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People; or if any natural born subject of His Majesty should, without such leave and license as aforesaid, engage, contract, or agree to go, or should go to any Foreign State, Country, Colony, Province, or part of any Province, or to any place beyond the seas, with an intent or in order to enlist or enter himself to serve, or with intent to serve in any warlike or by land or by sea, in the service of or for or under or in aid of any Foreign military operation whatever, whether Prince, State, Potentate, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People, or in the service of or for or under or in aid of any person or persons exercising ing to exercise the powers of Government in or over any Foreign Country, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or people, either as an officer or sailor, or marine, in any such ship or vessel as aforesaid, although no enlisting money, or pay or reward should have been or should be, in any or either of the cases aforesaid, actually paid to or received by him, or by any person to or for his use or benefit; or if any person whatever, within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or in any part of His Hajesty's Dominions elsewhere, or in any Country, Colony, Settlement, Isiand, or Place belonging to or subject to His Majesty, should hire, retain, engage, or pro- cure, or should attempt or endeavour to hire, retuin, engage, or procure, any perso
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or persons whatever to enlist, or to enter or engage to enlist, or to serve or to be em- ployed in any such service or employment as aforesaid, as an officer, soldier, sailor, or marine, either in land or sea service, for or under or in aid of any Foreign Prince, State, Potentate, Colony, Province, or part of any Province, or People, or for or under or in aid of any person or persons exercising or assuming to exercise any powers of Government as aforesaid, or to go, or to agree to go, or embark from any part of His Majesty's Dominions, for the purpose, or with intent to be so enlisted, entered, en- gaged, or employed as aforesaid, whether any enlisting money, pay, or reward should have been, or should be actually given or received, or not; in any or either of such cases, every person so offending should be deemed guility of a misdemeanour, and upon being convicted thereof, upon any information or indictment, should be punish- able by fine and imprisonment, as in the said Act is mentioned:
And that if any person within any part of the United Kingdom, or in any part of His Majesty's dominions beyond the seas, should, without the leave and license of His Majesty for that purpose first had and obtained as aforesaid, equip, furnish, fit out, or arm, or attempt or endeavour to equip, furnish, fit out, or arm, or procure to be equipped, furnished, fitted out, or armed, or should knowingly aid, assist, or be concerned in the quipping, furnishing, fitting out, or arming of any ship or vessel, with intent or in order that such ship or vessel should be employed in the service of any foreign Prince, State, or Potentate, or of any foreign Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People, or of any person or persons exercising or assuming to exercise any powers of government in or over any foreign State, Colony, Province, or part of any Province or People, as a transport or store-ship, or with intent to cruize or com- mit hostilities against any Prince, State, or Potentate, or against the subjects or citizens of any Prince, State, or Potentate, or against the persons exercising or as- suming to exercise the powers of government in any Colony, Province, or part of any Province or Country, or against the inhabitants of any foreign Colony, Province or part of any Province or Country, with whom His Majesty should not then be at war; or should, within the United Kingdom, or any of His Majesty' 'S dominions, or in any Settlement, Colony, Territory, Island, or Place belonging or subject to His Majesty, issue or deliver any Commission for any ship or vessel, to the intent that such ship or vessel should be employed as aforesaid, every such person so offending should be deemed guilty of a misdemeanour, and should, upon conviction thereof, upon any information or indictment, be punished by fine and imprisonment, or either of them, at the discretion of the Court in which such offender should be con- victed; and every such ship or vessel, with the tackle, apparel, and furniture, together with all the materials, arms, ammunition, and stores which may belong to or be on board of any such ship or vessel, should be forfeited; and it should be lawful for any Officer of His Majesty's Customs or Excise, or any Officer of His Majesty's Navy, who is by law empowered to make seizures for any forfeiture incurred under any of the laws of Customs or Excise, or the laws of trade and navigation, to seize such ships and vessels aforesaid, and in such places and in such manner in which the Officers of His Majesty's Customs or Excise and the Officer of His Majesty's Navy are empowered respectively to make seizures under the laws of Customs and Excise, or under the laws of trade and navigation; and that every such ship and vessel, with the tackle, apparel and furniture, together with all the materials, arms, ammunition, and stores which may belong to or be on board of such ship or vessel, may be prosecuted and condemned in the like manner and in such Courts as ships or vessels may be prosecuted and con- demned for any breach of the laws made for the protection of the revenues of Customs and Excise, or of the laws of trade and uavigation:
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Her Majesty, by and with, the advice of Her Privy Council, being desirous of enabling Her subjects to engage in and enter the Naval and Military Service of the Emperor of China, is pleased to Order, and it is hereby Ordered, that from and after the first day of September next, it shall be lawful for Horatio Nelson Lay, one of Her Majesty's subjects, and Sherard Osborn, a Captain in Her Majesty's Navy, to enter into the Military and Naval Service of the said Emperor, and to accept any Com- mission, Warrant, or other appointment under the said Emperor, and to accept any money, pay, or reward for their services, aud to fit out, equip, purchase, and acquire ships or vessels of war for the use of the said Emperor, and to engage and enlist British subjects to enter the Military and Naval Service of the said Eanperor. And it is hereby farther Ordered, that it shall be lawful for every British subject to enlist and enter himself by engaging and enlisting himself with the said Horatio Nelson Lay and Sherard Osborn, and no other person or persons whatsoever, in the Military and Naval Service of the said Emperor, and to serve the said Emperor in any Military. Warlike, or other operations, either by land or by sea, and for that purpose to go to any place or places beyond the seas, and to accept any Commission, Warrant, or other appointment from or under the said Emperor, and to accept any money, pay, or reward for his service: Provided always, that the license and permission hereby given shall be in force only for the term of two years from the said first day of September next, unless, by Order in Council made in manner aforesaid, such period should be further extended.
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REMARKS.
Freight is charged on value, Measurement or Weight at the option of the Company. When charged on weight, the foregoing rates for One Cubic Meter, or about 40 cubic feet are applicable to 500 Kilogrammes or about 10 Cwt.
The quoted rates include the expense of the transit through Egypt.
Food for Animals and the attention they require are at the Shipper's expense. For each Horse a box must be provided
The same rates of Freight on Goods shipped for Messina will be charged for Malta, Naples, Civita- Vecobia, Leghorn and Genoa.
Cargo and Specie will be registered for London as well as for Marseilles and accepted in transit through Marseilles for all the Ports of the Mediterranean and Black Seas where the Steamers of the Company touch. Freight for Inland destinations will be forwarded through the Company's Agents without Extra Charge; but the Shippers to be responsible for the Ex- penses, should the Consignees refuse to receive the Goods.
The Company's Steamers are in connection:
At Alexandria, with the Company's and the Austrian Lloyd's Mail Steamers for the Levant, Black Sea, Greece. Corfu and Trieste;
At Messina, with the Company's Semi-weekly Maila Steamers for Malta and all Italian Porta;
At Marseilles, with the Weekly Company's Mail Steamers for Valencia and by Rail- road to Madrid.
Freight on Goods for Marseilles and London is payable or in advance or at destination For all other places it is payable in advance.
Contents of Packages to be declared, the Shippers being responsible as well towards the Company as towards the parties concerned, for any consequence arising from a wrong or false declaration.
Packages must be distinctly marked with Marks, Numbers and Port of destination or the Company will not be answerable for detention or wrong delivery.
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On Parcels containing Articles of value freight is charged ad valorem at quoted rates. Rates quoted for Messina will be the same for Malta, Naples, Civita-Vecchia, Leghorn and Genoa.
Parcels will be received on board of the Steamers, they must be sent to the Offices of the Agency, where a Parcel Receipt instead of a Bill of Lading will be delivered for the same. The time allowed for the reception of such Parcels will by exception be extended to the last day, provided they be sent in at least three hours previous to the departure of the Steamers. Parcels must bear the distinct Names and Residences of Persons to whom they are addressed
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APPENDIX.
TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND CHINA.
CONVENTION & TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND CHINA. 1860.
PROCLAMATION.
The Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, K.T. G.C.B., Her Britannic Majesty's Special Ambassador in China, &c., &c., &c., has much satisfaction in informing Her Ma- jesty's subjects in China that a Convention for the re-establishment of Peace between Great Britain and China was concluded, and the Ratifications of the Treaty of Tien- tsin of the Year 1858 duly exchanged, at Peking, on 24th of October 1860.
The Earl of Elgin now publishes for general information the text of the said Convention, and Treaty, together with the text of the tariff, and Rules which form part of the Treaty, and were agreed to by him and the Phenipotentiaries of the Emperor of China at Shanghai, on the 8th of November 1858.
will, it may be hoped, prove beneficial to them, and to all who have dealings with them.
Due notice will be given, whenever the the provisions of this Convention and arrangements for carrying into execution Treaty, at the Ports thereby opened to British Trade, shall be completed.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Dated at Tien-tsin, this twentieth day of November, A.D. 1860.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
CONVENTION OF PEACE BET- WEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR OF CHINA. SIGNED AT PEKING, 24TH OCTOber, 1860.
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China, being alike desirous to bring to an end the misunderstanding at present existing between their respective Governments, and to secure their relations against further interruption, have for this purpose appointed Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:-
The Earl of Elgin trusts that by a con- siderate treatment of the natives with whom they may come into contact, and a faithful observance of their obligations to- wards the Chinese Government, Her Ma- jesty's subjects in China will do what in them lies, to reconcila the people, and authorities of China, to the changes in Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain their relations with Foreigners which are and Ireland, the Earl of Elgin and Kincar- about to be introduced under the interna- dine; and His Imperial Majesty the tional compacts herewith promulgated-Emperor of China, His Imperial Highness. changes which, if they be carried into the Prince of Kung; who, having met, effect in such a manner as to afford greater and communicated to each other their full scope to the commercial activity of the powers, and finding these to be in pro- Chinese people, without doing unnecessary per form, have agreed upon the following riolence to their habits and traditions, Convention, in Nine Articles:
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Art. 1-A breach of friendly relations the said payments being due on the thirty- having been occasioned by the act of the first day of December one thousand eight Garrison of Taku, which obstructed Her hundred and sixty, for the quarter ter- Britannic Majesty's Representative, when minating on that day.
on his way to Peking, for the purpose of It is further agreed that these monies exchanging the ratifications of the Treaty shall be paid into the hands of an officer of Peace, concluded at Tien-tsin in the whom Her Britannic Majesty's Represen- month of June, one thousand eight hun-tative shall specially appoint to receive dred and fifty-eight. His Imperial Majesty them, and that the accuracy of the amounts the Emperor of China expresses his deep shall, before payment, be duly ascertained regret at the misunderstanding so c by British and Chinese officers appointed casioned.
to discharge this duty.
Art. II-It is further expressly declar. In order to prevent future discussion, it ed, that the arrangement entered into at is moreover declared that of the eight- Shanghae, in the mouth of October, one millions of taels herein guaranteed, two thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, millions will be appropriated to the in- between Her Britannic Majesty's Am-demnification of the British Mercantile bassador the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, Community at Canton, for losses sustained and his Imperial Majesty's Commissioners by them; and the remaining six millions Kweiliang and Hwashana, regarding the the liquidation of war expenses. residence of Her Britannic Majesty's Art. IV.It is agreed that on the day Representative in China, is hereby canon which this Convention is signed, His celled, and that, in accordance with Article Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China III. of the Treaty of one thousand eight shall open the port of Tien-tsin to trade. hundred and fifty-eight, Her Britannie and that it shall be thereafter competent Majesty's Representative will hencefor- to British Subjects to reside and trade ward reside, permanently or occasionally, there, under the same conditions as at any at Peking, as Her Britannic Majesty shall other port of China by Treaty open to trade. be pleased to decide.
Art. V. As soon as the ratifications of
Art. III-It is agreed that the separate the Treaty of one thousand eight hundred Article of the Treaty of one thousand and fifty-eight shall have been exchanged, sight hundred and fifty-eight is hereby His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of annulled, and that in lieu of the amount China will, by decree, command the high of indemnity therein specified, His Im-authorities of every province to proclaim perial Majesty the Emperor of China shall throughout their jurisdictions, that Chinese, pay the sum of eight millions of taels, in is choosing to take service in British Colo- the following proportions or instalments,nies or other parts beyond sea, are at perfect namely:-At Tien-tsin, on or before the liberty to enter into engagements with 30th day of November, the sum of five British Subjects for that purpose, and to hundred thousand taels; at Canton, on or ship themselves and their families on before the first day of December, one board any British vessel at the open ports thousand eight hundred and sixty, three of China; also that the high authorities hundred and thirty-three thousand and aforesaid shall, in concert with Her Bri-, thirty-three taels, less the sum which shall tannic Majesty's Representative in China, have been advanced by the Canton au-frame such regulations for the protection thorities towards the completion of the of Chinese emigrating as above, as the British Factory site of Shameen; and the circumstances of the different open ports remainder at the ports open to foreign may demand. trade, in quarterly payments, which shall consist of one-fifth of the gross revenue from Customs there collected the first of
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jesty the Emperor of China agrees to cede to one thousand eight hundred aut fifty-eghit Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain shall have been exchanged, and an Im- and Ireland, and to Her Heirs and Suc-perial Decree respecting the publication of cessors, to have and to hold as a depen-the said Convention and Treaty shall have dency of Her Britannic Majesty's Colony been promulgated, as provided for by of Hongkong, that portion of the town Article VIII. of this Convention, Chusan ship of Cowloon, in the province of shall be evacuated by Her Britannic Ma- Kwang-Tung, of which a lease was grant-jesty's troops there stationed, and Her ed in perpetuity to Harry Smith Parkes, Britannic Majesty's force now before Esquire, Companion of the Bath, a Mem-Peking shall commence its march towards ber of the Allied Commission at Canton, the city of Tien-tsin, the forts of Taku, on behalf of Her Britannic Majesty's the north coast of Shantung, and the city Government, by Lau Tsung kwang. Go- of Canton, at each or all of which places, nor-General of the Two Kwang. it shall be at the option of her Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, to retain a force, until the indemnity of eight milions of taels, guaranteed in Article III, shall have been paid.
It is further declared, that the lease in question is hereby cancelled; that the claims of any Chinese to property on the said portion of Cowloon shall be duly investigated by a mixed Commission of Done at Peking in the Court of the British and Chinese officers, and that Board of Ceremonies, on the twenty- compensation shall be awarded by the fourth day of October, in the year of our British Government to any Chinese whose Lord one thousand eight hundred and claim shall be by the said -Commission es- sixty. tablished, should his removal be deemed necessary by the British Governinent.
Art. VII-It is agreed that the provi- sions of the Treaty of one thousand eight hundred fifty-eight, except in so far as these are modified by the present Conven. tion, shall without delay come into opera- tion as soon as the ratifications of the Treaty aforesaid shall have been exchang-TREATY OF PEACE, FRIENDSHIP,
ed. It is further agreed, that no separate ratification of the present Convention shall he necessary, but that it shall take effect from the date of its signature, and be equally binding with the Treaty above mentioned on the high contracting parties.
Art. VIII. It is agreed that, as soon as the ratifications of the Treaty of the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight shall have been exchanged, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China, shall, by decree, Command the high au- thorities in the capital, and in the provin- vinces, to print and publish the aforesaid Treaty and the present Convention, for general information.
Art. IX. It is agreed that, as soon as the Convention shall have been signed, the ratifications of the Treaty of the year
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COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION, BETWEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR
OF CHINA.
SIGNED AT TIEN-TSIN, 26TH JUNE, 1858.
Ratifications exchanged at Pekin,
24th October, 1860.
Her Majesty the Queeu of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and His Majesty the Emperor of China, being desirous to put an end to the exis- ting misunderstanding between the two countries, and to place their relations on a more satisfactory footing in future, have resolved to proceed to a revision and im- provement of the Treaties existing between
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them; and, for that purpose, have named Ainbassadors, Ministers, or other Di- as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say-plomatic Agents, to the Court of St James'. Her Majesty the Queen of Great Bri- Art. III-His Majesty the Emperor of tain and Ireland, the Right Honourable China hereby agrees, that the Ambassa- the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, a Peer dor, Minister, or other Diplomatic Agent, of the United Kingdom, and Knight of so appointed by Her Majesty the Queen of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order Great Britain, may reside, with his family of the Thistle;
and establishment, permanently at the And His Majesty the Emperor of China, capital, or may visit it occasionally, at the the High Commissioners Kweiliang, a option of the British Government. He Senior Chief Secretary of State, styled of shall not be called upon to perform any the East Cabinet, Captain-General of the ceremony derogatory to him as represen Plain White Banner of the Manchu Ban- ting the Sovereign of an independent na- ner Force, Superintendent-General of the tion on a footing of equality with that of Administration of Criminal Law; and China. On the other hand, he shall use Hwashana, one of His Imperial Majesty's the same forms of ceremony and respect to Expositors of the Classics, Manchu Presi- His Majesty the Emperor as are employed dent of the Office for the regulation of the by the Ambassadors, Ministers, or Diplo Civil Establishment, Captain-General of matic Agents of Her Majesty towards the Bordered Blue Banner of the Chinese Sovereigns of independent and equal Banner Force, and Visitor of the Office of European nations. Interpretation;
It is further agreed, that Her Majesty's Who, after having communicated to Government may acquire at Peking a site each other their respective full powers, for building, or may hire houses for the and found them to be in good and due accommodation of Her Majesty's Mission, form, have agreed upon and concluded and that the Chinese Government will the following Articles :-
assist it in so doing.
Art. 1. The Treaty of Peace and Amity between the two nations, signed at Nanking on the twenty-ninth day of August, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-two, is hereby renewed and con- firmed.
The Supplementary Treaty and General Regulations of Trade having been amen- ded and improved, and the substance of their provisions having been incorporated in this Treaty, the said Supplementary Treaty and General Regulations of Trade are hereby abrogated.
Her Majesty's Representative shall be at liberty to choose his own servants and attendants, who shall not be subjected to any kind of molestation whatever.
Any person guilty of disrespect or violence to Her Majesty's Representative, or to any member of his family or estab- lishment, in deed or word, shall be severely punished.
Art. IV. It is further agreed, that no obstacle or difficulty shall be made to the free movements of Her Majesty's Repre- sentative, aud that he, and the persons of Art. II. For the better preservation of his suite, may come and go, and travel at harmony in future, Her Majesty the Queen their pleasure. He shall, moreover, have of Great Britain and His Majesty the full liberty so send and receive his corres- Emperor of China mutually agree that, in pondence to and from any point on the accordance with the universal practice of sea-coast that he may select; and his great and friendly nations, Her Majesty letters and effects shall be held sacred and the Queen may, if she see fit, appoint involable. He may employ, for their Ambassadors, Ministers, or other Diplo-transmission, special couriers, who shall matic Agents to the Court of Peking; meet with the same protection and facili and His Majesty the Emperor of China ties for travelling as the person employed any, in like manner, if he see fit, appoint in carrying despatches for the Imperial
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Governments; and, generally, he shall enjoy the same privileges as are accorded to officers of the same rank by the usage and consent of Western nations.
calling, and not offending against the laws, be persecuted or interfered with.
Art. IX.-British subjects are hereby authorized to travel, for their pleasure or All expenses attending the Diplomatic for purposes of trade, to all parts of the mission of Great Britain shall be borne by interior, under passports which will be the British Government.
issued by their Consuls, and countersigned Art. V. His Majesty the Emperor of by the local authorities. These passports, China agrees to nominate one of the Secre- if demanded, must be produced for ex- tarios of State, or a President of one of the amination in the localities passed through. Boards, as the high officer with whom the If the passport be not irregular, the bearer Ambassador, Minister, or other Diplomatic will be allowed to proceed, and no opposi- Agent of Her Majesty the Queen shall tion shall be offered to his hiring persons transact business, either personally or in or hiring vessels for the carriage of his writing, on a footing of perfect equality. baggage or merchandize. If he be without Art. VI. Her Majesty the Queen of a passport, or if he commit any offence Great Britain agrees that the privileges against the law, he shall be handed over hereby secured shall be enjoyed in her to the nearest Consul for punishment, but dominions by the Ambassadors, Ministers, he must not be subjected to any ill-usage or Diplonatic Agents of the Emperor of in excess of necessary restraint. No pass- China, accredited to the Court of Her ports need be applied for by persons going Majesty.
on excursions from the ports open to trade Art. VII.-Her Majesty the Queen to a distance not exceeding 100 li, and for may appoint one or more Consuls in the a period not exceeding five days. dominions of the Emperor of China; and The provisions of this Article do not such Consul or Consuls shall be at liberty apply to crews of ships, for the due res- to reside in any of the open ports or cities traint of whom regulations will be drawn of China, as Her Majesty the Queen may up by the Consul and the local autho- consider most expedient for the interests rities. of British commerce. They shall be treated with due respect by the Chinese authorities, and enjoy the same privileges and im- munities as the Consular Officers of the most favoured nation.
Consnls and Vice-Consuls in charge shall rank with Intendants of Circuit; Vice-Consuls, Acting Vice-Consuls. and Interpreters, with Prefects. They shall have access to the official residences of these officers, and communicate with them, either personally or in writing on a foot- ing of equality, as the interests of the public service many require.
To Nanking, and other cities disturbed by persons in arms against the Govern- ment, no pass shall be given until they shall have been recaptured.
Art. X.-British merchant-ships shall have authority to trade upon the Great River (Yang-tsz). The Upper and Lower Valley of the river being, however, distur- bed by outlaws, no port sball be, for the present, opened to trade, with the excep- tion of Chin kiang, which shall be opened in a year from the date of the signing of this Treaty.
So soon as peace shall have been res- Art. VIII. The Christian religion, as tored, British vessels shall also be admit- professed by Protestants or Roman Ca- ted to trade at such ports as far as Han- tholics, inculcates, the practice of virtue, kow, not exceeding three in number, as and teaches man to do as he would be the British Minister, after consultation done by. Persons teaching it or profes-with the Chinese Secretery of State, may sing it therefore, shall alike be entitled to determine shall be ports of entry aud the protection of the Chinese authorities; nor shall any such, peaceably pursuing their
discharge.
Art. XI. In addition to the cities and
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towns of Canton, Amoy, Fuhchan, Ning- be guilty of any criminal act towords. po, and Shanghae, opened by the Treaty British subjects shall be arrested and of Nanking, it is agreed that British sub-punished by the Chinese authorities, ac- jects may frequent the cities and ports of cording to the laws of China. New-hwang, Tang-Chow, Tai-Wan (For- British subjects who may commit any mosa), Chau-Chow (Swatow), and Kiung-crime in China, shall be tried and puniali- Chow (Hainan).
ed by the Consul, or other public function-
They are permited to carry on trade ary authorized thereto according to the with whomsoever they please, and to pro-laws of Great Britain. ceed to and from at pleasure with their Justice shall be equitably and impartial-
ly administered on both side.
vessels and merchandize.
teries.
They shall enjoy the same privileges,
Art. XVII-A British subject having advantages, and immunities at the said reason to complain of a Chinese-must pro- towns and ports as they enjoy at the ports ceed to the consulate and state bis grie already opened to trade,including the vance. 'The consal will inquire into the right of residence, of buying or renting merits of the case, and do his utmost to houses, of leasing land therein, and of arrange it amicably. In like manner, if building churches, hospitals, and ceme- a Chinese have reason to complain of a British subject, the Consul shall no less Art. XII. British subjects, whether listen to his complaint, and endeavour to at the ports or at other places, desiring to settle it in a friendly manner. If disputes build or open houses, warehouses, church- take place of such a nature that the Consul es, hospitals, or burial-gounds,shall make cannot arrange them amicably, then he their agreement for the land or build-shall request the assistance of the Chinese ings they require at the rates prevail- authorities, that they together examine ing among the people, equitably, and with- into the merits of the case, and decide it out exaction on either side.
equitably.
Art. XIII.-The Chinese Government will place no restrictious whatever upon the employment. by British subjects of Chinese subjects in any lawful capacity.
Art. XIV.-British subjects may hire whatever honts they please for the trans- port of goods or passengers, and the sum to be paid of such boats shall be settled between the parties themselves, without the interference of the Chinese Government. The number of these boats shall not be limited, nor shall a monopoly in respect either of the boats or of the portars or coolies engaged in carrying the goo is, be graaied to any parties. If any smug gling takes place in them. the offenders will, of course, be punished according to law.
Art. XVIII.-The Chinese authorities shall at all times afford the fullest pro- tection to the persons and property of British subjects, whenever these shall have been subjected to insult or violence. In all cases of incendiarism or robbery, the local authorities shall at once take the necessary steps for the recovery of the stolen property, the suppression of disorder, and the arrest of the guilty parties, whom they will punish according to law.
Art. XIX.-if any British, merchant- vessel, while within Chinese waters, be plundered by robbers or pirates, it shall be the duty of the Chinese authorities to use every endeavour to capture and punish the said robbers or pirates, and to recover the stolen property, that it may be handed over to the Consul for restoration to the
Art. XV.--All questions in regard to rights whether of property or person, aris-owner. ing between British subjects, shall be sub- Art. XX.--If any British vessel be at ject to the jurisdiction of the British author-any times wrecked or stranded on the coast ities.
of China, or be compelled to take refuge
Art. XVI. Chinese subjects who may in any port within the dominions of the
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goods, and duties of export on the slip- ment of the same.
Emperor of China, the Chinese authorities, en being apprised of the fact, shall im- mediately adopt measures for its relief and security; the persons on board shall receive friendly treatment, and shall be furnished, if necessary. with the means of conveyance on imports and exports a duty at about to the the nearest Consular station.
Art. XXI.-If criminals, subjects of China, shall take refuge in Hongkong, or on board the British ships there, they shall, upon due requisition by the Chinese an- thorities, be searched for, and, on proof of their guilt, be delivered up.
Art. XXVI. Whereas the tariff fixed by Article X. of the Treaty of Nanking, and which was estimated so as to impose
the rate of five per cent ad valorem, has been found, by reason of the fall in value of various articles of merchandize, therein enumerated, to impose a duty upon these, considerably in excess of the rate originally assumed, as above, to be a fair rate, it is agreed that the said tariff shall be revised, In like manner, if Chinese offenders and that as soon as the Treaty shall have take refuge in the houses or on board the been signed, application shall be made to vessels of British subjects at the open ports, the Emperor of China to depute a high they shall not be harboured or concealed, officer of the Board of Revenue to meet, at but shall be delivered up, on due requisi- Shanghae, officers to be deputed on behalf tion by the Chinese authorities, addressed of the British Government, to consider its to the British Consul.
revision together, so that the tariff, as Art. XXII. Should any Chinese sub-revised, may come into operation imme- ject fail to discharge debts incurred to a diately after the ratification of this Treaty, British subject, or should he fraudulently Art. XXVII.-It is agreed that either abscond, the Chinese authorities will do of the high contracting parties to this their utmost to effect his arrest, and en-Treaty may demand a further revision of force recovery of the debts. The British the tariff, and of the Commercial Articles authorities will likewise do their utmost to of this Treaty, at the end of ten years; bring to justice any British subject frau-but if no demand be made on either side dulently absconding or failing to discharge within six months after the end of the. debts incurred by him to a Chinese subject. first ten years, then the tariff shall remain Art. XXIII.-Should natives of China in force for ten years more, reckoned from who may repair to Hongkong to trade, the end of the preceding ten years; and incur debts there, the recovery of such so it shall be, at the end of each succes- debts must be arranged for by the British sive ten years Court of Justice or the spot; but should Art XXVIII.-Whereas it was agreed the Chinese debtor abscond, and be known in Article X. of the Treaty of Nanking, to have property, real or personal, within the Chinese territory, it shall be the duty of the Chinese authorities, on application by, and in concert with, the British Con- sul, to do their utmost to see justice done between the parties.
that British imports, having paid the tariff duties, should be conveyed into the in- terior free of all further charges, except a transit duty, the amount whereof was not to exceed a certain per-centage on tariff value; and whereas no accurate informa- Art. XXIV. It is agreed that British tion having been furnished of the amount subjects shall pay, on all merchandize im- of such duty, British merchants have con- ported or exported by them, the duties stantly complained that charges are sud- prescribed by the tariff; but in no case denly and arbitrarily imposed by the pro- shall they be called upon to pay other or vincial authorities as transit duties apon higher duties than are required of the sub-produce on its way to the foreign market, jects of any other foreign nation.
Art. XXV.-Import duties shall be considered payable on the landing of the
and on imports on their way into the in- terior to the detriment of trade; it is agreed that within four months from sign-
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ing of this Treaty, at all ports now open special certificate from the Customs, on to British trade, and within a similar exhibition of which she shall be exempted period at all ports that may hereafter be from all further payment of tonnage-dues opened, the authority appointed to super-in any open port of China, for a period of intend the collection of duties shall be tour months, to be reckoned from the date obliged, upon application to the Consul, of her port-clearance.
to declare the amount of duties leviable on Art. XXX. The master of any British produce between the places of production merchant-vessel may, within forty-eight and the port of shipment, and upon im-hours after the arrival of his vessel, but ports between the Consular port in ques-not later, decide to depart without break- tion and the inland market named by the ing bulk, in which case he will not be Consul; and that a notification thereof, subject to pay tonnage-dues. But tonnage- shall be published in English and Chinese dues shall be held due after the expiration for general information.
of the said forty-eight hours. No other fees or charge upon entry or departure shall be levied.
But it shall be at the option of any British subject desiring to convey produce purchased inland to a port or to convey Art. XXXI-No tonnage-dues shall imports from a port to an inland market, be payable on boats employed by British to clear his goods of all transit duties, by subjects in the conveyance of passengers, payment of a single charge. The amount baggage, letters, articles of provision, or of this charge shall be leviable on exports other articles not subject to duty, between at the first barrier they may have to pass, any of the open ports. All cargo-boats, or, on imports, at the port at which they however, conveying merchandize subject are landed; and on payment thereof, to duty shall pay tonnage dues once in certificate shall be issued, which shall four months at the rate of one mace per exempt the goods from all further inland register ton. charges whatsoever.
Art. XXXII-The Consuls and Super- It is further agreed, that the amount of intendents of Customs shall consult toge- this charge shall be calculated, as nearly ther regarding the erection of beacons or as possible, at the rate of two and a-half lighthouses, and the distribution of bucys per cent ad valorem, and that it shall be and lightships, as occasion may demand. fixed for each article at the conference to Art. XXXIIL-Duties shall be paid to to be held at Shanghae for the revision of the bankers, authorized by the Chinese Government to receive the same in its It is distinctly understood, that the pay-behalf, either in sycee or in foreign money, ment of transit dues, by commutation or according to the assay made at Canton on otherwise, shall in no way affect the tariff the thirteenth of July, one thousand eight duties on imports. or exports, which will hundred and forty-three. continue to be levied separately and in full.
The Tariff.
Art. XXIX. British merchant- vessels, of more than one hundred and fifty tous burden, shall be charged tonnage dues at the rate of four mace per ton; it of one hundred and fifty tons and under, they shall be charged at the rate of one mace per ton.
Any vessel clearing from any of the open ports of Chins for any other of the open ports, or for Hongking, shall be en- titled, on application of the master, to a
Art. XXXIV. Sets of standard weights and measures, prepared according to the standard issued to the Canton Custom- house by the Board of Revenue, shall be delivered by the Superintendent of Cus- toms to the Consul at each port, to secure uniformity and prevent confusion.
Art. XXXV. Any British merchant- vessel arriving at one of the open ports shall be at liberty to engage the services of a pilot take her into port. In dike manner, after she has discharged all legal dues and duties, and is ready to take her
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T.m.c.c.
T.m.c.c.
long,
per piece
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not exceeding 30 in. wide, and not exceeding 40 yds.
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each
0035
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ding 34 yards long, per piece Watches,
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Alum,
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450.0
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0200
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2000 Cow Bezoar,......per catty 0500 Crackers, Firework,
5000 Curiosities,
T.m.e.c.
0360
100 ctts.
0500
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Fans, Feather,.. Paper,
0750 Eggs, Preserved,-.
.5 percent.ad valorem 100 catties 150
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catly 0800 thousand 0350 hundred 0750 0 0 4 5
Bamboo Ware,... „ Bangles or Glass
Armlets,...
Bea ns and Peas, (except from New- Cawang and Tang- chow,)...
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Palm Laf,
22
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Gurlic,
22
21
0100
0030
1500 Ginseng, Native,...,5 per cent.ad calorem
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1000
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0500-
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100 catties 0800
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Camphor, Canes,
Cantharides.
Capoor Cutchery, . .
Carpets & Druggets, Cassia Lignes,
Castor Oil,.
Chestnuts,
China Root....
thousand 0500 Ware,..
100 catties 2 0 0 0 Grasscloth Fine,....
27
hundred 3500 Ground-ants,.......
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0800 Gypsum, Ground, or
0150 Plaster of Paris,
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0500
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2500
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0350
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0900
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1500 Horns,
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departure, she shall be allowed to select a pilot, to conduct her out of port.
Art. XXXVI. Whenever a British merchant-vessel shall arrive off one of th open ports, the Superintendent of Customs shall depute one or more Customs officers to guard the ship. They shall either live: in a boat of their own or stay on board the ship, as may best suit their convenience. Their food and expenses shall be supplied them from the Custom-house, and they shall not be entitled to any fees whatever from the master or consignee. Should they violate this regulation, they shall be punished proportionately to the amount exacted.
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Art. XXXIX.-Any British merchart who has cargo to land or ship, must apply to the Superintendent of Customs for a special permit. Cargo landed or shipped without such permit, will be liable to con- fiscation.
Art. XL-No transhipment from one vessel to another can be made without special permission, under pain of confisca tion of the goods so transhipped.
Art. XLI. When all dues and duties shall have been paid, the Superintendent of Customs shall give a port-clearance, and the Consul shall then return the ship's papers, so that she may depart on her voyage.
Art. XLII. With respect to articles subject, according to the Tariff, to an ad cælorem duty, if the British merchant can- not agree with the Chinese officer in af- fixing a value, then each party shall call two or three merchants to look at the goods, and the highest price at which any of these merchants would be willing to purchase them, shall be assumed as the value of the goods.
Art. XXXVII.-Within twenty-four hours after arrival, the ship's papers, bills of lading, &c., shall be lodged in the hands of the Consul, who will within a further period of twenty-four hours report to the Superintendent of Customs the name of the ship, her registered tonnage, and the nature of her cargo. If, owing to neglect on the part of the master. the above rule is not complied with, within forty-eight hours after the ship's arrival, he shall be liable to a fine of fifty taels for every day's
Art. XLIII-Duties shall be chargek delay the total amount of penalty, howe. upon the net weight of each article, may- ver, shall not exceed two hundred tuels. king a deduction for the tare weight ot To fix the tare on and The master will be responsible for the congee, &c. correctness of the manifest, which shall articles such as tea, if the British merchan- contain a full and true account of the par-ficer, then each party shall choose so many cannot agree with the Custom-honse off ticulars of the cargo on board. For pre- chests out of every hundred, which being senting a false manifest, he will subject first weighed in gross, shall afterwards be himself to a fine of five hundred taels; but he will be allowed to correct, within tared,. and the average tare upon these. twenty-four hours after delivery of it to chests shall be assumed as the tare upon the Customs officers, any mistake he may the tare be fixed upon all other goods and the whole; and upon this principle shall discover in his manifest, without incurring packages. If there should be any other this penalty.
Art. XXXVIII.-After receiving from the British merchant may appeal to his points in dispute which cannot be settled, the Consul the report in due form, the Su-Consul, who will communicate the parti perintendent of Customs shall grant the enlars of the case to the Superintendent of vessel a permit to open batches. If the Customs, that it may be equitably ar master shall open hatches. and begin to ranged. But the appeal must be made discharge any goods without such permis- within twenty-four hours or it will not be sion, he shall be finet five hundred taels, attended to. While such points are still and the goods discharged shall be con-ansettled, the Superintendent of Customs fiscated wholly.
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shall postpone the insertion of the same in his books.
Art. XLIV. Upon all damaged goods a fair reduction of duty shall be allowed, proportionate to their deterioration. If any disputes arise, they shall be settled in the manner pointed out in the clanse of this Treaty having reference to articles which pay duty ad valorem.
thereof has been landed, may be re- exported without hindrance.
Art. XLVI.-The Chinese authorities at each port shall adopt the means they may judge most proper to prevent the re- venue suffering from frand or smuggling.
Art. XLVII.-British merchant-vessels are not entitled to resort to other than the ports of trade declared open by this Treaty. Art. XLV British merchants who they are not unlawfully to enter other may have imported merchandize into any ports in China, or to carry on clandestine of the open ports, and paid the duty there trade along the coas: thereof. Any vessel on, if they desire to re-export the same, violating this provision, shall, with her shall be entitled to make application to cargo, be subject to confiscation by the the Superintendent of Customs, who, in Chinese Government.
mer.
order to prevent fraud on the revenue, Art. XLVIII-If any British Bhall cause examination to be made by chant-vessel be concerned in smuggling, suitable officers, to see that the duties paid the goods, whatever their value or nature, on such goods, as entered in the Custom-shall be subject to confiscation by the house books, correspond with the Chinese authorities, and the ship may be presentation made, and that the goods prohibited from trading further, and sent remain with their orignal marks unchanged. away as soon as her account shall have Ho shall then make a memorandum on the been adjusted and prid. port-clearance of the goods, and of the Art. XLIX. -All penalties enforced, or amount of duties paid, and deliver the confiscations made, under this Treaty, shall sane to the merchant; and shall also cer-belong and be appropriated to the public tify the facts to the officers of Customs of service of the Government of China. the other ports. All which being done, on the arrival in port of the vessel in which addressed by the Diplomatic and Consular Art. L.-All official communications, the goods are laden, everything being Agents of Her Majesty the Queen to the found on examination there to correspond, Chinese authorities, shall, henceforth, be she shall be permitted to break bulk, and written in English. They will for the land the said goo.ls, without being subject present be accompanied by a Chinese ver. to the payment of any additional duty sion, but it is understood that, in the thereon. But if, on such examination, the event of there being any difference of Superintendent of Customs shall detect meaning between the English and Chinese any frand on the revenue in the case, then text, the English Government will hold the goods shall be subject to confiscation the sense as expressed in the English text by the Chinese Government.
to be the correct sense. British merchants desiring to re-export to apply to the Treaty now negotiated, This provision is duty-paid imports to a foreign coun- the Chinese text of which has been care. try, shall be entitled, on complying with fully corrected by the English original. the same conditions as in the case of re- exportation to another port in China, to à draw-back-certificate, which shall be a valid tender to the Customs in payment of import or export duties.
Freign grain brought into any port of China in a British ship, if no part
Art. II.It is agreed, that hencefor- wart the Character “1” (barbarian) shall not be applied to the Government or subjects of Her Britannic Majesty, in any Chinese authorities either in the capital or Chinese official document issued by the in the provinces.
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Signature
(L.S.) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Signature
Plenipotentiary.
Art. LII.-British ships of war coming resp onding with the Chinese date, the six. for no hostile purpose, or being engaged teenth day, fifth moon, of the eighth year in the pursuit of pirates, shall be at liberty of Hien Fung. to visit all ports within the dominions of the Emperor of China, and shall receive every facility for the purchase of provi-of First Chinese sions, procuring water, and, if occasion require, for the making of repairs. The Commanders of such ships shall hold intercourse with the Chinese authorities, on terms of equality and courtesy.
Art. LIII. In consideration of the in- jury sustained by native and foreign com- merce from the prevalence of piracy in the seas of China, the high contracting par- ties agree to concert measures for its suppression.
Art. LIV. The British Government and its subjects are hereby confirmed in all privileges, immunities, and advantages con- fered on them by previous Treaties; and it is hereby expressly stipulated, that the British Government and its subjects will be allowed free and equal participation in all privileges, immunities, and advantages that may have been, or inay be hereafter, granted by His Majesty the Emperor of China to the Government or subjects of any other nation.
of Second Chinese Plenipotentiary.
Seal of the Chinese Plenipotentiaries.
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Separate Articles annexed to the Treaty concluded between Great Britain and China, on the twenty-sixth day of June, in the year one thousand right hundred and fifty-eight.
It is hereby agreed that a sum of two millions of taels, on account of the losses su-tained by British subjects through the misconduct of the Chinese authorities at Canton, and a further sum of two milions of taels on account of the military expenses of the expedition which Her Majesty the Queen has been compelled to send out for the purpose of obtaining redress, and of enforcing the due observance of Treaty provisions; shall be paid to Her Majesty's Representative in China the authorities of the Kwang Tung province.
Art. LV.--In evidence of her desire for the continuance of a friendly understand
The necessary arrangements with res- ing Her Majesty the Queen of Great Bri-pect to the time and the mode of effecting tain consents to include in a separate Ar. this payment shall be determined by Her ticle, which shall be in every respect of Majesty's Representative, in concert with equal validity with the Article of this the Chinese authorities of Kwang Tung Treaty, the conditions affecting indemnity for expenses incurred and losses sustained in the matter of the Canton question.
When the above amounts shall have been discharged in full, the British forces will be withdrawn from the city of Canton, June, in the year of our Lord one thousand Done at Tientsin, this twenty-sixth day of eight hundred and fifty-eight, correspond- ing with the Chinese date, the sixteenth day, fifth moon, cf the eighth year of Hien Fang,
Art. LVI. The ratifications of this Treaty, under the hand of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and His Majesty the Emperor of China, respectively, shall be exchanged at Peking, within a year from this day of signature. In token whereof, the respective Pleni- potentiaries have signed and sealed this Treaty.
Done at Tientsin, this twenty-sixth day Plenipotentiary. of June, in the year of our Lord one thou- sund eight hundred and fifty eight; cor-
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(L.S.) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE
Signature
of First Chinese
Signature
of Second Chinese Plenipotentiary.
Seal of the Chinese Plenipotentiaries.
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AGREEMENT IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLES 26 AND 28 OF THE TREATY OF TIENTSIN. SIGNED AT SHANGHAE, NOVEMBER 8TH,
TARIFF OF DUTIES ON THE BRI- TISH TRADE WITH CHINA.
T.m.c.o.
I. TARIFF ON IMPORTS.
Agar-agar,. ..per 100 catties 0 1 5 0 Beeswax, Yellow,..", Asafoetida,
Betel-nut,.
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0650
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1000
>>
0150
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Husk, "
0075
>>
1500
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White..
0350
19
1
0550
22.- 23
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0450
0150
*
gross
0 0 5 5
calty
1300
0720
piece 0400
Buttons, Brass, ...,, Camphor,
clean,...
Baroos,
1858. Whereas it was provided, by the Treaty of Tientsin, that a conference should be held at Shanghae between Officers deputed by the British Government on the one Biche-de-mer, Black,,, part, and by the Chinese Government on the other part, for the purpose of determin-Birdnests, 1st quality,,, catty ing the amount of tariff-duties and transit- dues to be henceforth levied, a conference has been held accordingly; and its pro- ceedings having been submitted to the Right Honorable the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, High Commissioner and Pleni. potentiary of Her Majesty the Queen, on the one part; and to Kweiliang, Hwashaua, Camphor, Baroos,
refuse,. Ho Kweitsing, Mingshen, and Twan Chingshib, High Commissioners and Pleni- Canvas and Cotton potentiaries of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor, on the other part, these High Officers have agreed and determined the revised Tariff hereto appended, the rate of transit-dues therewith declared, together with other Rules and Regulations for the better explanation of the Treaty aforesaid; and do hereby agree that the Cinnamon, said Tariff and Rules-the latter being in Clocks, ten Articles thereto appended-shall be Cloves...
quaily binding on the Governments and Cloves Mother,.. subjects of both countries with the Treaty Coal, Foreign,. itself.
upon
In witness whereof, they hereto affix their Seals and Signatures.
Done at Shanghae, in the Province of Kiangsu, this eighth day of November in the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, being the third day, of the tenth moon, of the eighth year of the reign of Hien-fung.
(1.8.) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
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Plenipotentiaries.
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Five Chinese Plenipotentiaries.
Duck not exceed ing 50 yds. long,,, Cardamoms, Super-
ior,...
Cardamoms, Inferior,
or Grains of Para- dise,.....
100 catties 1000
0500
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per cent ad valorem .per 100 catties 0 5 0 0
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Cochineal,. Coral, Cordage, Manila,..,, Cornelians,..
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Beads,..,,
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Cotton, Raw,.......... Cotton Piece Goods,- Grey, White, Plain & Twilled exceed. ing 34 in. wide, and not exceeding 40 yds. long,.... " do., exceeding 34 in. Wide and ex- ceeding 40 yds. long,
"
0180
ton 0050
100 catties 5000
catty 0100 100 catties 0 3 50 100 stones 0300 100 catties 7 0 0 0 .0 3 5 0
piece
32
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T.m.c.c.
Lead, Red, (Minium) per 100 etts. 0 3 5 0
Preserves, Comfits,
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White (Ceruse), Yellow (Mas-
0 350
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Leather Articles, as
Pouches, Purses,,,
Leather Green,....„, Lichees,..
Lily Flowers, Dried,
Seeds or Lotus
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0200
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other Grains,....
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Nuts,
Rugs of Hair or
Skin,
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Liquorice,
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Lung-ngan,
0250
Sandalwood Ware,,,
27
Seaweed,
without
the
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Shoes and Boots,
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0200
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Stone,.
MaLure Cakes, or
Poudrette,....
Marble Slabs,. Mats of all kinds, Matting,.. Melon Seeds,..
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Mother-o'-Pearl ware,, Mushroom,.......
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roll of 40 yds. 02001 100 catties 0 100
catty 0100 100 catties 1500 catty 0900
Cotton Cloths,...,, 100 catties 1 5 0 07
Nutgalls,..
Oil, as Bean, Tea,
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Wood, Cotton, and Hemp Seed, Oiled Paper, Olive Seed, Oyster-shells, Sea-
shells,... Paint, Green,................ Palampore, or Cot- ton Bedquilts,.... Paper, 1st quality...,,
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Pearls False,...
Peel, Orange..
Pumelo. 1st quality
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Shoes, Straw,.... Silk, Raw and
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catty 0 100 100 catties 0150 0135
100 pairs 3000 0180
100 catties 10 0 0 0
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from
dupions,
5000
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2500
27
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Refuse,
1000
17
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3000
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from other Pro-
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and
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hundred 275 0 100 catties 0 7 00
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3500 Ware,
10 0 0 0
Snuff,.
0800
32
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0400
0700
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Peppermint Leaf,..
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Pictures and Pain-
tings,...
on Pith or
0
Pottery,
0
0100 Silver and Gold
Rice Paper,.....per hundred 0100
Earthen-
ware,
Straw Braid,. Sugar, Brown,...
White,.. Candy,
100 ctts. 0050
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0250
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Tallow, Animal,..per 100 ctts. 0200
Vegetable,
Tea,.
Tin Foil,.
Tobacco, prepared,
,,
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27
12
Leaf,....." Tortoise-shell Ware,,, catty Trunks, Leather,.. 100 catties
Turmeric,
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Twine Hemp,Canton,,
2
Soochow,
Varnish, or Crude
71
Turnips, Salted,...
Lacquer,
Vermicelli,
Vermillion,
Wax, White or In-
sect,
Wood, Piles, Poles,
and Joists,.
Wood Ware,..
Wool,
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T.m.c.c. The above pay no import or export 0300 duty, but, if transported into the interior, will, with the exception of personal bag- 2500 1250 gage, gold and silver bullion, and foreign 0450 coins, pay a transit duty at the rate of 2
per cent ad valorem.
0150
0200 A freight, or part freight of duty-free 1 500 commodities (personal baggage, gold and silver bullion, and foreign coins, excepted) 0100will render the vessel carrying them,
0150
0500 though no other cargo be on board, liable 0180 to tonnage dues.
0500 0180 2500
1500
0030 .per 100 catties 1 150 0 350
RULES.
17
RULE 1. Unenumerated Goods:-Ar-
RULE 3. Contraband Goods:-Import and export trade is alike prohibited in the following articles-gunpowder, shot, can- non, fowling-pieces, rifles, muskets, pistols, and all other munitions and implements of war, and salt.
RULE 4. Weights and Measures.--Iu the calculations of ae Tariff, the weight of a picul of one hundred catties is held to be equal to one hundred and thirty-three and one-third pounds avoirdupois; and the length of a chang of ten Chinese feet, to be equal to one hundred and forty-one English inches.
One Chinese chil is held to equal four- ticles not enumerated in the list of ex-teen and one-tenth inches English; and ports, but enumerated in the list of im-four yards English less three inches, to ports, when exported, will pay the amount
of duty set against them in the list of im-equal one chang. ports; and similarly, articles not enumera- tod in the list of imports, but enumerated in the list of exports, when imported, will pay the amount of duty set against them in the list of exports.
RULE 5. Regarding certain Commodities heretofore Contraband. The restrictions affecting trade in opium, cash, grain, puise, sulphur, brimstone, saltpetre, and spelter. are relaxed, under the following condi- tions:
Articles not enumerated in the list, nor in either list of duty-free goods, will pay 1. Opium will henceforth pay thirty an ad valorem duty of 5 per cent, calcula-taels per picul import duty. The impor- ted on their market value.
ter will sell it only at the port. It will RULE 2. Duty-Free Goods.Gold and be carried into the interior by Chinese only silver bullion, foreign coins, flour, Indian and only as Chinese property; the foreign meal, sago, biscuit, preserved meats and trader will not be allowed to accoin- vegetables, cheese, butter, confectionery, pany it. The provisions of Article IX. of foreign clothing, jewellry, plated-ware, the Treaty of Tien-tsin, by which British perfumery, soap of all kinds, charcoal, subjects are authorized to proceed into the hire-wood, candles (foreign), tobacco (for- interior with passports to trade, will not eigu), cigars (foreign), wine, beer, spirits, extend to it, nor will those of Article household stores, ships' stores, personal XXVIII. of the same Treaty, by which baggage, stationery, carpeting, druggeting the transit-dues are regulated. The transit- cutlery, foreign medicines, and glass, and dues on it will be arranged as the Chinese crystal ware.
Government see fit; nor, in future revi-
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sions of the Tariff, is the same rule of being munitions of war, shall not be im- revision to be applied to opium as to other ported by British subjects, save at the goods.
requisition of the Chinese Government, or 2. Copper Cash. The export of cash for sale to Chinese duly authorised to pur- to any foreign port is prohibited; but it chase them. No permit to land them will shall be lawful for British subjects to ship be issued, until the customs have proof it at one of the open ports of China to that the necessary authority has been another, on compliance with the following given to the purchaser. It shall not be Regulation: The shipper shall give notice lawful for British subjects to carry these of the amount of cash he desires to ship, commodities up the Yang-tsze-kiang, or and the port of its destination, and shall into any port other than those open to the bind himself, either by a bond with two seaboard, nor to accompany them into the sufficient sureties, or by depositing such interior on behalf of Chinese. They must other security as may be deemed by the be sold at the ports only, and, except at Customs satisfactory, to return, within six the ports, they will be regarded as Chinese months from the date of clearance, to the property. collector at the port of shipment, the cer- tificate issued by him, with an acknow- ledgement thereon of the receipt of the cash at the port of destination, by the collector at the port, who shall thereto affix his seal; or, failing the production of the certificate, to forfeit a sum equal in value to the cash shipped. Cash will pay no duty inwards or outwards; but a freight or part freight of cash, though no other cargo be on board, will render the ves- sel carrying it liable to pay tonnage dues. 3. The export of rice and all other grain whatsoever, native or foreign, no matter where grown or whence imported, to any foreign port, is prohibited; but these com- modities may be carried by British mer- chants from one of the open ports of China to another, under the same conditions in respect of security as cash, on payment at the port of shipment of the duty specified in the Tariff.
No import duty will be leviable on rice or grain; but a freight, or part freight of rice or grain, though no other cargo be on board, will render the vessel importing it liable to tonnage-dues.
4. Pulse. The export of pulse and bean- cake from Tang-chau and Newchwang, under the British flag, is prohibited. From any other of the ports they may be shipped, on payment of the tariff duty, either to other ports of China, or to foreign countries.
5. Saltpetre, brimstone, and spelter,
Infractions of the conditions, as abovə set forth, under which trade in opium, cash, grain, pulse, saltpetre, brimstone, sulphur, and spelter may be henceforward carried on, will be punishable by confisca- tion of all the goods concerned.
RULE 6. Liability of Vessels entering Port.-To the prevention of misunder- standing, it is agreed that the term of twenty-four hours, within which British vessels must be reported to the Consul under Article XXXVII. of the Treaty of Tien-tsin, shall be understood to com- mence from the time a British vessel comes within the limits of the port; as, also the term of forty-eight hours allowed her by Article XXX. of the same Treaty to remain in port without payment of ton- nage-dues.
The limits of the ports shall be defined by the Customs, with all consideration for the convenience of trade, compatible with du protection of the revenue; also the limits of the anchorages within which lading and discharging is permitted by the Customs; and the same shall be no- tified to the Consul for public information.
RULE 7. Transit Dues.-It is agreed that Article XXVIII. of the Treaty of Tien-tsin shall be interpreted to declare the amounts of transit-dues legally leviable upon merchandise imported or exported by British subjects, to be one half of the tariff duties, except in the case of the duty-free goods liable to a transit-duty of
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24 per cent ad valorem, as provided in shall have been paid. The above being Article II. of these Rules. Merchandise the arrangement agreed to regarding the shall be cleared of its transit-dues under transit-dues, which will thus be levied the following conditions:-
once and for all, the notification required
In the case of Imports.-Notice being under Article XXVIII. of the Treaty of given at the port of entry, from which Tien-tsin, for the information of British the Imports are to be forwarded inland, and Chinese subjects, is hereby dispensed of the nature and quantity of the goods, with.
the ship from which they have been landed RULE 8. Foreign Trade under Passport. and the place inland to which they areIt is agreed that Article IX. of the Treaty bound, with all other necessary particu- of Tien-tsin shall not be interpreted as au- Jars, the Collector of Customs, will, on thorising British subjects to enter the cap- due inspection inade, and on receipt of ital city of Peking, for purposes of trade. the transit-duty due, issue a transit-duty RULE 9. Abolition of the Meltage Fee.-- certificate. This must be produced at It is agreed that the percentage of one every barrier station, and vised. No fur-tael two mace, hitherto charged in excess ther duty will be leviable upon imports so of duty payments to defray the expenses of certificated, no matter how distant the melting by the Chinese Government, shall place of their destination.
be no longer levied on British subjects.
In the case of Exports.-Produce pur- chased by a British subject in the interior will be inspected, and taken account of, at the first barrier it passes on its way to the port of shipment. A memorandum, showing the amount of the produce, and the port at which it is to be shipped, will be deposited there by the person in charge of the produce; he will then receive a cer- tificate, which must be exhibited and vised at every barrier, on his way to the port of shipment. On the arrival of the produce at the barrier nearest the port, notice must be given to the Customs at the port, and the transit-dues due thereon being paid, it will be passed. On exportation the produce will pay the tariff duty.
RULE 10. Collection of Duties under one System at all Ports. It being, by Treaty, at the option of the Chinese Go vernment to adopt what means appear to it best suited to protect its revenue accruing on British trade, it is agreed that one uni- form system shall be enforced at everyport.
The high officer appointed by the Chi- nese Government to superintend foreign trade, will accordingly, from time to time, either himself visit, or will send a deputy to visit the different ports. The said high officers will be at liberty, of his own choice, and independently of the suggestion of any British authority, to select any British subject he may see fit to aid him in the administration of the Customs revenue, in Any attempt to puss goods inwards or the prevention of smuggling, in the de- outwards, otherwise than in compliance finition of port boundaries, or in discharg- with the rule here laid down, will rendering the duties of harbour-master; also in the them liable to confiscation.
Unauthorised sale, in transitu, of goods that have been entered as above for a port, will render them liable to confiscation. Any attempt to pass goods in excess of the quantity specified in the certificate, will render all the goods of the same denomination named in the certificate, liable to confiscation. Permission to ex- port produce, which cannot be proved to! have paid its transit-dues, will be refused by the Customs until the transit-dues
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distribution of lights, buoys, beacons, and the like, the maintenance of which shall be provided for out of the tonnage-dues.
The Chinese Government will adopt what measures it shall find requisite to prevent smuggling upon the Yang-tsze-kiang when that river shall be opened to trade.
(L.S.) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Signature of Five Chinese Plenipotentiaries Plenipotentiaries.
Seal of Chinese
CONVENTION BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA.
CONVENTION OF PEACE
BETWEEN
THE EMPERORS OF FRANCE
AND CHINA.
Treaty concluded at Tien-tsin in the year 1858, by which it was provided that an Indemnity of Two Millions of Taels should by paid by the Chinese Government, is hereby annulled; and it is agreed, in the stead thereof, that the amount of the In- TRANSLATED FROM THE CHINESE TEXT.demnity shall be Eight Millions of Taels. Their Imperial Majesties, the Emperors [Of that. sum] the Canton Customs last of China and France, being desirous year paid Three hundred and thirty-three to resume the amicable relations that of thousand three hundred and thirty three yore existed, and to effect a peaceable taels; the remainder (Tls. 7,606,666) settlement of the points in which their Gov-shall be collected from the various Custom- ernments disagree, have for this purpose houses, which shall pay quarterly one-fifth appointed Plenipotentiaries, that is to of the duties received by them, and the sayHis Imperial Majesty the Emperor first quarterly payment shall be due on of China, His Imperial Highness the Prince of Kung, and His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of France, Baron Gros, who, having communicated to each other their full powers, and finding the same to be in proper order, now append the Articles of the Convention, as by them determined.
Art. I.—His Imperial Majesty the Em- peror of China deeply regrets that the Representative of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of France, when on his way, in 1859, to Peking for the purpose of ex changing Treaty Ratifications, should have been obstructed on his arrival at Taku by the soldiers that were there.
the 31st December 1860. The payments may be in either Hae-kwan Sycee or foreign coin, and shall be made to either the Representative of France resident in China, or the Officer by him deputed. But, on or before the 30th November, there shall be paid at Tien-tsin a sum of
Five hundred thousand Taels. The French Officers shall hereafter, respectively ap- Representative and the Chinese High point deputies to consult together and arrange the manner in which the instal- ments are to be paid and receipts granted.
Art. V. The money to be paid by China is on account of French military Art. II. The Representative of His expenditure, and losses sustained by French merchants and others under (French) pro- Imperial Majesty the Emperor of France, tection, whose hongs and chattels at Can- when visiting Peking to exchange Treaty ton were burnt and plundered by the pop- Ratifications, shall, whether on the way ulace. The French Government will at or at the capital, be treated by all Chinese
a future period divide the money in fair officials with the highest consideration
[Literally,
"shall receive from all Chi- proportions among such sufferers,-the nese officials the most polite and most and injuries incurred by such French sub- amount to be appropriated for the losses considerate treatment due to an Ambassa-jects and others protected, to be One dor, so that he may without prejudice as- Million of Taels. The remainder will be sert his position, authority, or rights."]
retained for military expenses.
Art. III. The provisions of the Tien- Art. VI-It shall be promulgated tsin Treaty of 1858 and of the Supple-throughout the length and breadth of the mentary Articles, except in so far as modi-land, in the terms of the Imperial Edict fied bythe present Convention, shall, with- of the 20th February, 1846, that it is per- out delay, come into operation, as soon mitted to all people in all parts of China as the Ratifications of the Treaty afore- said shall have been exchanged.
to propagate and practice the "teachings of the Lord of Heaven," to meet together Art IV. The fourth Article of the for the preaching of the doctrine, to build
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churches and to worship; further, all such inconvenient to at once withdraw, as is as indiscriminately arrest [Christians] stated in the seventh Article, the various shall be duly punished; and such churches, forces occupying Tien-tsin shall be with- schools, cemeteries, lands, and buildings, drawn from that city, and shall retire to as were owned on former occasions by the Taku forts, the North Coast of Tang- persecuted Christains shall be paid for, chow and the city of Canton, where they and the money handed to the French Re- will be stationed until the Indemnity of presentative at Peking, for transmission Eight Millious of Taels, guaranteed by to the Christians in the localities concern- this Convention, shall have been paid in ed. It is, in addition, permitted to French full: the occupant forces, as above referred Missionaries to rent and purchase land in to, shall then be entirely withdrawn. all the provinces, and to erect buildings thereon at pleasure.
Art. IX-On the exchange of the Ra- tifications of the Treaty of 1858, His Im- perial Majesty, the Emperor of China will by Decree, notify to the High Au- thorities of every Province, that Chinese choosing to take service in the French Colonies, or other ports beyond sea, are at perfect liberty to enter into engagements with French subjects for that purpose, and to ship themselves and their families on board any vessel at any of the open ports of China; also that the High Authorities aforesaid shall, in concert with the Repre- sentative in China of His Imperial Ma- Jesty the Emperor of France, frame such regulations for the protection of Chinese emigrating as above, as the circumstances of the different ports may demand.
Art. VII.--On the day on which the Ministers of the two countries affix their seals and signatures, the port of Tien-tsin, in the province of Chih-le, shall be opened to trade on the same conditions as the other ports. The provisions of the present Convention shall take effect from the day on which it is signed, no separate Ratifi- cation of the same being necessary: they shall be observed and enforced just as if forming part of the text of the Treaty of Tien-tsin. And on the receipt of Five hundred thousand taels at Tien-tsin, the French forces, Naval and Military, shall retire from Tient-sin and occupy the two ports of Taku and Yen-tae (Chefoo.) where they are to remain until the payment in
Art. X.-A mistake having crept into full of the Indemnity, upon which the the text of the 22d Article of the Treaty French forces, at whatever places stationed, concluded at Tien-tsin in the year 1858, shall one and all be withdrawn from Chi- to the effect that Tonnige Dues would be nese territory; but the Naval and Military charged on French ships over one hundred Commanders in Chief may encamp soldiers for the winter in Tien-tsin, and on the payment of the ready money indemnity Į?the Tls. 500.000 to be paid on 30th Nov. at Tien-tsin] the force shall retire from Tien-tsin.
and fifty tons burthen at the rate of Five Mace per ton, it is now agreed that on vessels of more than one hundred and fifty tons Tonnage Dues shall be levied at the rate of Four Mace per ton; on vessels of less than one hundred and fifty tous, One
Art VIII.On the exchange of the Race per ton shall be collected. From tifications of the Treaty of 1858, Chusan shall each and all pay Tonnage Dues in henceforth, French vessels entering port shall at once be evacuated by the French accordance with the rates hereby fixed. forces now stationed there; and on the payment in full of the sum of Five hun-Plenipotentiaries of China and France, Signed aud sealed at Peking by the dred thousand Taels for which this Con on the 25th day of October, in the year vention provides-with the exception of 1860.
(that portion of) the force which, being a-
bout to winter at Tien-tsin, will remain [Hien Fung, 10th year, 2d month, 12th there for a time, and which it is considered day.}
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TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
TREATY BETWEEN THE
CHINA.
his Majesty the Emperor of China, this treaty shall be kept and sacredly guarded in this way, viz: The original treaty, as ratified by the President of the United States, shall be deposited at Peking, the capital of his Majesty the Emperor of China, in charge of the Privy Council; and, as ratified by his Majesty the Ein- peror of China, shall be deposited at Washington, the capital of the United States, in charge of the Secretary of State.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND CHINA, SIGNED AT TIEN-TSIN, JUNE 18, 1858.
The United States of America and the Ta-Tsing Empire, desiring to maintain firm, lasting, and sincere friendship, have resolved to renew, in a manner clear and positive, by means of a Treaty or general convention of peace, amity, and commerce, the rules which shall in future be matual-
Art. III. In order that the people of ly observed in the intercourse of their re- the two countries may know and obey the spective countries; for which most desirable provisions of this treaty, the United States object the President of the United States of America agree, immediately on the ex- and the August Sovereign of the Ta-Tsing change of ratifications, to proclaim the Empire have named for their plenipoten- same and publish it by proclamation in the tiaries, to wit; the President of the United gazettes where the laws of the United States of America, William B. Reed, En-States of America are published by au- voy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-thority; and his Majesty the Emperor of potentiary to China; nd his Majesty the China, on the exchange of ratifications, Emperor of China, Kweiliang, a merber agrees immediately to direct the publica- of the Privy Council and Superintendent tion of the same at the capital and by the of the Board of Punishments; and Hwa- governors of all the provinces. shana, President of the Board of Civil
Art. IV. In order further to perpetuate Office, and Major General of the Bordered friendship, the minister or commissioner, Blue Banner Division of the Chinese or highest diplomatic representative of the Bannermen, both of them being Imper- United States of America in China, shall ial Commissioners and Plenipotentiaries; at all times have the right to correspond And the said ministers, in virtue of the respective full powers they have received from their governments, bave agreed upon the following articles.
on terms of perfect equality and confidence with the officers of the Privy Council at of the Two Kwangs, the provinces of the capital, or with the governors-general Art. I. There shall be, as there has Fuhkien and Chebkiang, or of the Two always been, peace and friendship between Kiangs; and whenever he desires to have the United States of America and the Ta-such correspondence with the Privy Coun Tsing Empire, and between their people, cil at the capital he shall have the right respectively. They shall not insult or
to send it through either of the said go- oppress each other for any trifling cause, vernors-general or by general post; and so as to produce an estrangement between all such communications shall be most them; and if any other nation should act carefully respected. The Privy Council unjustly or oppressively, the United States and governors-general, as the case may be, will exert their good offices, on being in-shall in all cases consider and acknowledge formed of the case, to bring about an such communications promptly and res- amicable arrangement of the question, pectfully. thus showing their friendly feelings.
Art. V.The minister of the United
Art. II. In order to perpetuate friend-States of America in China, whenever he ship, on the exchange of ratifications by has business, shall have the right to visit the President, with the advice and consent and sojourn at the capital of his Majesty of the Senate of the United States, and by the Emperor of China, and there confer
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with a member of the Privy Council, or ching.) In no case shall any terms or style any other high officer of equal rank be used or suffered which shall be offensive deputed for that purpose, on matters of or disrespectful to either party. And it is common interest and advantage. His agreed that no presents, under any pretext visits shall not exceed one in each year, or form whatever shall ever be demanded and he shall complete his business without of the United States by China, or of China unnecessary delay. He shall be allowed by the United States.
to go by land or come to the mouth of the Art. VIII. In all future personal in- Peilo, into which he shall not bring ships-tercourse between the representative of the of-war, and he shall inform the authorities United States of America and the gover- at that place in order that boats may be nors-general or governors, the interviews provided for him to go on his journey. shall be held at the official residence of the He is not to take advantage of this stipu- said officers, or at their temporary resi- lation to request visits to the capital on dence, or at the residence of the repre- trivial occasions. Whenever he means to sentative of the United States of America, proceed to the capital he shall communi- whichever may be agreed upon between cate, in writing his intention to the Board them; nor shall they make any pretext for of Rites at the capital, and thereupon the declining these interviews. Current mat- said Board shall give the necessary direc- ters shall be discussed by correspondence, tions to facilitate his journey and give him so as not to give the trouble of a personal necessary protection and respect on his meeting.
way. On his arrival at the capital he Art. IX. Whenever national vessels of shall be furnished with a suitable residence the United States of America, in cruising prepared for him, and he shall defray his own expenses; and his entire suite shall not exceed twenty persons, exclusive of his Chinese attendants, none of whom shall be engaged in trade.
along the coast and among the ports open- ed for trade for the protection of the com- merce of their country or for the advance- ment of science, shall arrive at or near any of the ports of China, commanders of said Art. VI.--If at any time his Majesty ships and the superior local authorities of the Emperor of China shall, by treaty government shall, if it be necessary, hold voluntarily made, or for any other reason, intercourse on terms of equality and cour permit the representative of any friendly tesy, in token of the friendly relations of nation to reside at his capital for a long or their respective nations; and the said short time, then, without any further con- vessels shall enjoy all suitable facilities on sultation or express permission, the repre- the part of the Chinese government in sentative of the United States in China procuring provisions or other supplies, shall have the same privilege.
and making necessary repairs. And the
Art. VII. The superior authorities of United States of America agree that in the United States and of China in corres-case of the shipwreck of any American pondence together shall do so on terms of vessel, and its being pillaged by pirates, or equality and in form of mutual communi-in case any American vessel shall be pil- cation (chau-huui). The consuls and the laged or captured by pirates on the seas local officers, civil and military, in corres adjacent to the coast, without being ship- ponding together shall likewise employ the wrecked, the national vessels of the United style and form of mutual communication States shall pursue the said pirates, and if (chau-huui). When inferior officers of the captured deliver them over for trial and one government addresses the superior punishment.
officers of the other they shall do so in the Art. X-The United States of America style and form of memorial (shin-chin.) shall have the right to appoint consuls Private individuals, in addressing officers and other commercial agents for the pro- shall employ the style of petition (pin-tection of trade, to reside at such places
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in the dominious of China as shall be injure the property of Chinese, or commit agreed to be opened; who shall hold any other improper act in China, shall be official intercourse and correspondence with punished only by the consul or other public the local officers of the Chinese government functionary thereto authorized, according (a consul, or a vice-consul in charge taking to the laws of the United States. Arrests rank with an intendant of circuit or a pre-in order to trial may be made by either fect,) either personally or in writing, as the Chinese or the United States authori occasion may require, on terms of equality ties.
and reciprocal respect. And the consuls, Art. XII.-Citizens of the United Sta- and local officers shall employ the style of tes, residing or sojourning at any of the mutual communication. If the officers of ports open to foreign commerce, shall be either nation are disrespectfully treated or permitted to rent houses and places of bu- aggrieved in any way by the other authori-siness, or hire sites on which they can them- ties, they have the right to make represen-selves build houses or hospitals, churches tation of the same to the superior officer of and cemeteries. The parties interested cau the respective governments, who shall see fix the rents by mutual and equitable that full inquiry and strict justice shall be agreement; the proprietors shall not had in the premises. And the said con-demand an exorbitant price, nor shall the suls and agents shall carefully avoid all local authorities interfere, unless there be acts of offence to the officers and people of some objectious offered on the part of the China. On the arrival of a consul duly inhabitants respecting the place. The accredited at any port in China, it shall be the duty of the minister of the United States to notify the same to the governor- general of the province where such port is, who shall forthwith recognize the said consul and grant him authority to act.
legal fees to the officers for applying their seal shall be paid. The citizens of the United States shall not unreasonably insist on particular spots, but each party shall conduct with justice and moderation. Any desecration of the cemeteries by na- tives of China shall be severely punished according to law. At the places where the ships of the United States anchor, or their citizens reside, the merchants, seamen, or others can freely pass and repass in the immediate neighborhood; but, in order to the preservation of the public peace, they shall not go into the country to the villa- ges and marts to sell their goods unlaw fully, in fraud of the revenue.
Art. XI-All citizens of the United States of America in China, peaceably at- tending to their affairs, being placed on a common footing of amity and good will with subjects of China, shall receive and enjoy for themselves and everything ap- pertaining to them the protection of the local authorities of government, who shall defend them from all insult or injury of any sort. If their dwellings or property be threatened or attacked by mobs, in- Art. XIII. If any vessel of the United cendiaries, or other violent or lawless per- States be wrecked or stranded on the coast sons, the local officers, on requisition of of China, and be subjected to plunder or the consul, shall immediately dispatch a other damage, the proper officers of the military force to disperse the rioters, ap-government, on receiving information of prehend the guilty individuals, and punish the fact, shall immediately adopt measures them with the utmost rigour of the law. for its relief and security; the persons on Subjects of China guilty of any criminal board shall receive friendly treatment, and act towards citizens of the United States be enabled to repair at once to the nearest shall be punished by the Chinese authori-port, and shall enjoy all facilities for ob- ties according to the laws of China; and taiming supplies of provisions and water. citizens of the United States, either on If the merchant vessels of the United shore or in any merchant ves-el, who may States, while within the waters over which insult, trouble, or wound the persons or the Chinese government exercises jurisdic-
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Art. XV. At each of the ports open to commerce, citizens of the United States shall be permitted to import from abroad, and sell, purchase, and export all mer- chandise, of which the importation is not prohibited by the laws of the empire. The tariff of duties to be paid by the citizens of the United States, on the export and import of goods from and into China, shall be the same as was agreed upon at the treaty of Wanghia, except so far as it may be modified by treaties with other nations, it being expressly agreed that citizens of the United States shall never pay higher duties than those paid by the most favoured nation.
tion, be plundered by robbers or pirates, as a cover for the violation of the laws of then the Chinese local authorities, civil the Empire. and military, on receiving information thereof, shall arrest the said robbers or pirates, and punish them according to law, and shall cause all the property which can be recovered to be restored to the owners, or placed in the hands of the consul. If, by reason of the extent of territory and numerous population of China, it shall in any case happen that the robber cannot be apprehended, and the property only in part recovered, the Chinese government shall not make indemnity for the goods lost; but if it shall be proved that the local authorities have been in collusion with the robbers, the same shall be com- municated to the superior authorities for memorializing the Throne, and these offi- Art. XVI. Tonnage duties shall be cers shall be severely punished, and their paid on every merchant vessel belonging property be confiscated to repay the losses. to the United States entering either of the Art. XIV. The citizens of the United open ports, at the rate of four mace per States are permitted to frequent the ports ton of forty cubic feet, if she be over one and cities of Canton and Chau-chau or hundred and fifty tons burden; and one Swatau, in the province of Kwangtung; mace per ton of forty cubic feet, if she be Amoy, Fulchau, and Tai-wan in Formosa, of the burden of one hundred and fifty in the province of Fuhkien; Ningpo in the tons or under, according to the tonnage province of Chehkiang; and Shanghai in specified in the register; which, with her the province of Kiangsu, and any other port other papers, shall, on her arrival, be or place hereafter by treaty with other lodged with the consul, who shall report powers, or with the United States, opened the same to the commissioner of customs. to commerce; and to reside with their And if any vessel having paid tonnage families and trade there, and to proceed at duty at one port, shall go to any other pleasure with their vessels and merchan- port to complete the disposal of hercargo, dise from any of these ports to any other or, being in ballast, to purchase an entire of them. But said vessels shall not carry or fill up an incomplete cargo, the con- on a clandestine and fraudulent trade at sul shall report the same to the com- other ports of China not declared to be missioner of customs, who shall note on legal, along the coasts thereof; and any the port-clearance that the tonnage duties vessel under the American flag violating have been paid. and report the circums- this provision shall, with her cargo, be tances to the collectors at the other cus- subject to confiscation to the Chinese toms-houses; in which case, the said government; and any citizen of the United States who shall trade in any contraband article of merchandise shall be subject to be dealt with by the Chinese government, without being entitled to any countenance or protection from that of the United States; and the United States will take measures to prevent their flag from being abused by the subjects of other nations
vessel shall only pay duty on her cargo, and not be charged with tonnage duty a second time. The collectors of customs at the open ports shail consult with the consuls about the erection of beacons or light houses, and where buoys and light- ships should be placed.
Art. XVII. Citizens of the United States shall be allowed to engage pilots
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to take their vessels into port, and, when the lawful duties have all been paid, take them out of port. It shall be lawful for them to hire at pleasure servants, com- pradors, linguists, writers, labourers, sea- men, and persons for whatever necessary service, with passage or cargo-boats, for a reasonable compensation, to be agreed upon by the parties or determined by the con- sul.
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of the cargo, it shall be lawful for him to do so, paying duty on such part only, and to proceed with the remainder to any other ports. Or if the master so desire, he may, within forty-eight hours after the arrival of the vessel, but not later, decide to de- part without breaking bulk; in which case he shall not be subject to pay tonnage, or other duties or charges until, on his ar rival at another port he shall proceed to discharge, when he shall pay the duties on vessel and cargo, according to law. And the tonnage duties shall be held due after the expiration of the said forty-eight hours. In case of the absence of the consul or per- son charged with his functions, the cap- tain or supercargo of the vessel may have recourse to the consul of a friendly power; or, if he please, directly to the superinten dent of customs, who shall do all that is required to conduct the ship's business.
number of her crew, and the nature of her crew, and the nature of her cargo, which being done, he shall give a permit for her discharge. And the master, supercargo, or consignee, if he proceed to discharge the cargo without such permit, shall incur a fine of five hundred dollars, and the goods so discharged without permit shall be subject to forfeiture to the Chinese government. But if a master of any ves- Art. XVIII-Whenever merchant vessel in port desire to discharge a part only sels of the United States shall enter a port, the collector of customs shall, if he see fit, appoint custom-bouse officers to guard said vessels, who may live on board the ship or their own boats, at their convenience. The local authorities of the Chinese govern- ment shall cause to be apprehended all mutineers or deserters from on board the vessels of the United States in China on being informed by the consul, and will deliver them up to the consuls or other officers for punishment. And if criminals | subjects of China, take refuge in the houses, or onboard the vessels of citizens of the United States, they shall not be harboured or concealed, but shall be delivered up to justice on due requisition by the Chinese local officers, addressed to those of the United States. The merchants, seamen, and other citizens of the United States shall be under the superintendence of the appropriate officers of their government. Art. XX.-The superintendent of cus- If individuals of either nation commit acts toms, in order to the collection of the of violence or disorder, use arms to the proper duties, shall, on application made injury of others, or create disturbances to him through the consul, appoint suitable endangering life, the officers of the two officers, who shall p.oceed, in the presence governments will exert themselves to of the captain, supercargo, or consignee, enforce order and to maintain the public to make a just and fair examination of all peace, by doing impartial justice in the goods in the act of being discharged for premises.
importation or laden for exportation on Art. XIX. Whenever a merchant ves-board any merchant vessel of the United sel belonging to the United States shall States. And if disputes occur in regard cast anchor in either of the sail ports, the to the value of goods subject to advalorem supercargo, master, or consignee, shall, duty, or in regard to the amount of tare, within forty-eight hours, deposit the ship's and the same cannot be satisfactorily ar- papers in the hands of the consul or per-ranged by the parties, the question may, son charged with his functions, who shall cause to be communicated to the superin- tenilent of customs a true report of the name and tonnage of such vessel, the
within twenty-four hours, and not after- wards, be referred to the said consul to adjust with the superintendent of customs.
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States who may have imported merchan-) Art XXIII.--When goods on board dise into any of the free ports of China, any merchant vessel of the United States and paid the duty thereon, if they desire to in port require to be transhipped to an- re-export the same in part or in whole to other vessel, application shall be made to any other of the said ports, shall be en- the consul, who shall certify what is the titled to make application, through their occasion therefor to the superintendent of consul, to the superintendent of customs, customs, who may appoint officers to who, in order to prevent frand on the re-examine into the facts and permit the tran- venue, shall cause examination to be made, shipment. And if any goods be tranship- by suitable officers, to see that the duties ped without written permits, they shall be paid on such goods as are entered on the subject to be forfeited to the Chinese custom-house books correspond with the government.
representation made, and that the goods Art. XXIV.Where there are debts remain with their original marks undue by subjects of China to citizens of the changed, and shall then make a memoran- United States, the latter may seek redress dum in the port-clearance of the goods in law; and, on suitable representation, and the amourt of duties paid on the same, being made to the local authorities, through and deliver the same to the merchant, and the consul, they will cause due examina- shall also certify the fact to the officers of tion in the premises, and take proper steps customs at the other ports; all which to compel satisfaction. And if citizens of being done, on the arrival in port of the the United States be indebted to subjects vessel in which the goods are laden and of China, the latter may seek redress by everything being found, on examination representation through the consul, or by there, to correspond, she shall be permitted suit in the consular court; but neither gov- to break bulk, and land the said goods, ernment will hold itself responsible for without being subject to the payment of such debts.
any additional duty thereon. But if, on Art. XXV. It shall be lawful for the such examination, the superintendent of officers or citizens of the United States to customs shall detect any fraud on the re-employ scholars and people of any part of venne in the case, then the goods shall be China, without distinction of persons, to subject to forfeiture. Foreign grain or rice brought into any port of China in a ship of the United States, and not landed, may be re-exported without hindrance.
Art. XXII.The tonnage duty on vessels of the United States shall be paid on their being admitted to entry. Duties of import shall be paid on the discharge of the goods, and duties of export on the lading of the same. When all such duties shali have been paid, and not before, the collector of customs shall give a port clearance, and the consul shall return the ship's papers. The duties shall be paid to the shroffs authorized by the Chinese go- vernment to receive the same. Duties shall be paid and received, either in sycee silver or in foreign money, at the rate of the day. If the consul permits a ship to leave the port before the duties and ton- nage dues are paid, he shall be held respon- sible therefor.
teach any of the languages of the empire, and to assist in literary labours; and the persons so employed shall not for that cause be subject to any injury on the part either of the government or of individuals; and it shall in like manner be lawful for citizens of the United States to purchase all manner of books in China.
Art. XXVI.-Relations of peace and amity between the United States and China being established by this treaty, and the vessels of the United States being admit- ted to trade freely to and from the ports of China open to foreign commerce; it is further agreed that, in case at any time here after China should be at war with any foreign nation whatever, and should for that cause exclude such nation from en- tering her ports, still the vessels of the United States shall not the less continue to pursue their commerce in freedom and
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security, and to transport goods to and from the ports of the belligerent powers, full respect being paid to the neutrality of the flag of the United States, provided that the said flag shall not protect vessels enga- ged in the transportation of officers or sol- diers in the enemy's service, nor shall said flag be fraudulently used to enable the enemy's ships, with their cargoes, to enter the ports of China; but all such vessels so offending shall be subject to forfeiture and confiscation to the Chinese government.
Art. XXIX. The principles of the Christian religion, as professed by the Protestant and Roman Catholic churches, are recognized as teaching men to do good, and to do to others as they would have others do to them. Hereafter those who quietly profess and teach these doctrines shall not be harassed or persecuted on account of their faith. Any person, whether citizen of the United States or Chinese convert, who, according to these tenets, peaceably teach and practice the principles of Christianity, shall in no caso be interfered with or molested.
Art. XXVII.-All questions in regard to rights, whether of property or person, arising between citizens of the United Art. XXX. The contracting parties States in China, shall be subject to the hereby agree that should at any time the jurisdiction and regulated by the authori- Ta-Tsing Empire grant to any nation, or ties of their own government; and all the merchants or citizens of any nation, controversies occurring in China between any right, privilege, or favour, connected citizens of the United States and the sub-either with navigation, commerce, political jects of any other government shall be or other intercourse, which is not confer- regulated by the treaties existing between the United States and such governments, respectively, without interference on the part of China.
Art. XXVIII.-If citizens of the Uni ted States have special occasion to address any communication to the Chinese local officers of government, they shall submit the same to their consul or other officer, to determine if the language be proper and respectful, and the matter just and right, in which event he shall transmit the same to the appropriate authorities for their consideration and action in the premises. If Subjects of China have occasion to ad- dress the consul of the United States they may address him directly, at the same time they inform their own officers repre- senting the case for his consideration and action in the premises; aud if controversies arise between citizens of the United States and subjects of China, which cannot be ami- cably settled otherwise, the same shall be examined and decided conformably to jus. tice and equity by the public officers of the two nations, acting in conjunction. The extortion of illegal fees is expressly prohibited. Any peaceable persons are allowed to enter the court in order to in- terpret, lest injustice be done.
red by this Treaty, such right, privilege, and favour, shall at once freely enure to the benefit of the United States, its public officers, merchants, and citizens.
The present treaty of peace, amity, and commerce shall be ratified by the President of the United States, by and with the ad- vice and consent of tlie Senate, within one year, or sooner, if possible, and by the August Sovereign of the Ta-Tsing Empire forthwith; and the ratification shall be ex- changed within one year from the date of the signatures thereof.
plenipotentiaries of the United States of In faith whereof, we, the respective America and of the Tu-Tsing Empire, as aforesaid, have signed and sealed these
presents.
Done at Tien-tsin this eighteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight bundred and fifty-oight, and the independence of the United States of America the eighty second, and in the eighth year of Hienfung, 6fth month, and eighth day.
[L.S.] WILLIAM R. REED. [do.] KWEILIANG.
[do.] HWASHANA.
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CONVENTION SIGNED BETWEEN | shall pass to the mouth of the Toumeu, RUSSIA AND CHINA AT PEKING, running along the Houchun and the Hae-
ON THE 14TH NOVEMBER 1860.
chung-keen range,that is to say, the country east of the boundary line thus in- TRANSLATED FROM THE CHINESE TEXT. dicated [from Lake Hin-ka to the mouth Their Imperial Majesties the Emperor of of the Toumen] belongs to Russia, and China and Russia, having made them that lying to the west thereof to China. selves fully acquainted with the terms of From the point at which the frontiers of the Treaty concluded in the year 1958, the two countries meet at the Toumen propose to establish certain regulations to the mouth of the said river, there shall with a view to the consolidation of amity, be neutral territory, separating the Russian commerce, and alliance between the two from the Chinese possessions 20 le in States, and in order to provide against all width. Further, in accordance with the misunderstanding and disputes, and for Ninth article of the Tien-tsin Treaty, it is this purpose, have appointed Plenipoten- agreed that a chart shall be made in tiaries, ibat is to say-His Imperial which the portion coloured red shall Majesty the Emperor of China, His Im- indicate the frontiers, and on which shall perial Highness the Prince of Kung; His be written the Russian words A pa- Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, wa-kih-ta-yay-jene-keae-e-yih-gih-la-ma His Excellency, Privy Councillor, E-ko-na-wo-pa-la-sa-too-woo,' in order to faci na-te-yay-fuh: *--who, after communica-litate accurate reference and the said ting to each other their full powers, have charts shall be duly authenticated by the conjointly agreed upon the following con-seals and signatures of the High Ministers
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Art. 1. In accordance with the first
The tract of country above referred to is unoccupied waste land. Should Chinese squatters be found in any part of it, or should any portions be used by Chinese as fishing or hunting grounds, Russia shall not take possesion of such, but the Chinese shall be allowed to fish and to hunt as they have been wont to do.
From the time of setting up the bound- ary marks there shall never be any changes made; and Russia engages not to encroach upon the Chinese territory in the vicinity of the frontiers, nor will ground be seized in any other part of China,
articles of the Treaty concluded at Gae- bwan (Ay-Kom, on the Amoor) on the 2d of June 1858, and the ninth article of the Treaty concluded at Tien-tsin on the 13th of June of the same year, it is agreed that the Eastern boundaries, separating Russian from Chinese territory, shall be us follows;-from the junction of the rivers Shih-lih-ngih-arh (Songary River) and Kona, that is to say, down the Amoor to its junction with the Usuri, the country to the North belongs to Russia, and that to the South, as far as the mouth of the Usuri, to China; from the mouth of, the Usuri, southwards, to Lake Hin-Ka,
Art. 2. Following the range of hills a- the rivers Usuri, and Songatchan shall be long the Amoor's course, the long estab the boundaries, that is to say, the tract lished Chinese frontier posts, and the of country east of the said rivers belongs marks put down in the 6th year of Yung- to Russia, and that west of the same to ching's reign (1728,) at Sha-peen Ta-pa- China; from the source of the Songatchan, ha, (in the vicinity of Trabagatai,) it is a- the boundary shall traverse Lake Hin-kagreed that, where these marks terminate, in a right line from the Songatchan to the the Western boundaries, not yet laid down, Pih-ling; and from the mouth of the Pih-shall commence; they shall extend west- ling, it shall follow the range of mountains ward to the Lake Tse-sang-cho-arh, from to the Houptou's mouth, from which it which, after running in a south-westerly direction along the Tih-mih urh Too-cho"
• This is the Chinese expression for Equación, the Rasalan Plealpole-
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rh of the Teen-shan range, they shall go southwards to Kho-Kand.
Art. 3-Should there hereafter occur disputes or misunderstandings in respect of frontier boundaries, it is agreed that they shall be determined by the two arti- cles that precede With reference to the placing boundary marks in the tracts of country lying on the East, between Lake Hin-ka and the Tounien, and, on the West, between Sha-peen Ta-pa-ha and Kho- Kand, it is agreed that trustworthy offi- cers shall be appointed by the two govern- ments for that purpose. For the placing of the marks along the eastern frontiers, the officers appointed shall meet at the mouth of the Usuri in May, 1861; and for similar duty on the Western frontiers, offi- cers shall meet at Tarbagatai, but the time of meeting, it is unnecessary to fix. The officers appointed for the above work shall act with all fairness and justice; and, as in accordance with the boundaries indi- cated in the First and Second articles of this convention, they shall make four charts, two of which shall be Russian and two either Manchurian or Chinese, and the said charts having been duly signed and sealed by the officers in question, shall be deposited, two (one Russian and one Manchurian or Chinese) in Russia, and two (one in Russian and one in Manchur- ian or Chinese) in China. On the inter- change of these charts, they shall be offi- cialised by being duly signed and sealed, and shall be appended hereto as forming part of this article.
Art. 4. At all places along the frontier agreed upon in the First article of this convention, Russian and Chinese subjects may hold intercourse at pleasure. There shall not, in any case, be duties levied; and all frontier officers shall afford protec- tion to merchants quietly carrying on trade.
In order to greater precision, the subs- tance of the second article of Gae-hwan (Aykom,) is hereby again enunciated.
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to Peking, dispose of sundries at Koo-lun and Chang-kia-kow. A [Russian] consul with alimited retinue may be stationed at Koo-lun; he shall himself supervise the building of a consulate, but the site, the number of buildings, and the land for pasturage of cattle, shall all be determin- ed by the High officer stationed at Koo- lun.
Chinese merchants, desirous of so doing, are at liberty to repair to Russia, and there carry on trade.
Russian merchants visiting the Chinese marts shall be under no restrictions, whe- ther as to the time at which they may visit such places or the duration of their stay; but the number of merchants at any one place shall not exceed two hundred. The Russian officers stationed on the frontiers shall supply each party of mer- chants with a passport, in which shall be specified the name of the chief merchant, the number of people that accompany him, and the place about to be visited by them for trade. The merchants shall themselves provide funds for the expenditure atten- dant on their business, and for the pur- chase of food and cattle.
Art. 6. In the establishment of trade, the same regulations shall be applied at Kashgar as at Ili and Tarbagatai. At Kashgar China agrees to make a grant of land whereon to build residences, ware- houses, and churches, in order to the con- venience of such Russian merchants as may live there; ground shall likewise be granted for burial purposes, and as at Ili and Tarbagatai, a tract of pasture land for cattle. The high officer stationed at Kash- gar shall be officially directed to determine the amount of ground to be granted for the above purposes, and to make the other requisite arrangements.
Should people from the outside enter the Russian concessions at Kashgar, and plunder the property of Russian merchants trading there, China will not take any ac- tion in the matter.
Art. 5.-Russian merchants, in addition Art, 7.-The merchants of both coun- to trading at Kiachta, may, when passing tries may trade as they please at the in the old established mannerfrom Kiachta various marts, and shall not be subjected
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to any obstructions on the part of the offi- cials; they may at pleasure frequent the shops and markets for trade and barter, and they may there make ready money payments, or if they trust each other. open credit accounts; and, as to the time that the merchants of the one may sojourn in the other country, the only limit "shall be the merchants' own pleasure and con- venience.
Art. 8. Russian merchants in China, and Chinese merchants in Russia, shall receive due protection from the govern- ment of the country.
In order to the due control of merchants, and to provide against misunderstandings and dispates, Russian Consuls, &c., may be stationed at the various trading marts; and, in addition to those at I-li and Tabagata, Consuls shall be appointed for Kashgar and Koo-lun. China is at liberty to station Consuls at St Petersburg; or at such other places in Russia as she may see fit. Such consuls, whether Russian or Chinese, shall reside in honses to be built by their government; but they may like- wise, without obstruction, reut houses belonging to the people of the places at which they may chance to be stationed.
may register, at the offices of the Consuls and local authorities, agreements in re- ference to property and houses; in such cases, should either of the principals re- fuse to carry out the terms of the registered agreement, the Consuls and local officials shall enforce their fulfilinent.
In cases other than those arising from mercantile transactions, as quarrels and such like small matters, the Consuls and local officers shall act conjointly in the examination, and shall punish the guilty parties, respectively as under their several jurisdictions.
Russians secreting themselves in Chinese houses, or absconding to the interior of China, shall, on the requisition of the Con- sul, be sought for and sent back by the Chinese authorities; and Russian officials shall act reciprocally in the event of Chin- ese hiding in Russian houses or escaping to Russian territory.
In such serious cases as murder, robbery, wounding, conspiracy to kill, incendiarism, &c., &c., the guilty party, if Russian, shall be delivered for punishment to the Russian Authorities; if Chinese, he may be pun- ished as the laws direct, by the Chinese Authorites, either at the place where the The Consuls and the local officials shall crime was committed, or at such other correspond and hold intercourse on terms place as the Chinese officials may deem of equality, as provided for by the second proper. In all cases, grent or little, the article of the Tien-tsin Treaty. In mat-Consuls and local officials shall cach deal ters in which the merchants of both coun-with their own countrymen; they shall tries are concerned, the officers of the not, in an irregular manier, arrest, detain, two governments shall take conjoint action; or punish [people not subject to their criminals shall be punished in accordance jurisdiction.] with the laws of their country, as directed by the seventh article of the Tien-tsin Trenty.
Art. 9. As compared with former years, trade is now much increased, and, moreo- ver, new boundaries have been laid down. In all cases of disputes originating in Thus, the condition of affairs differs much the nonpayment of money due in mercan- from what it was at the times of making tile transactions, the parties concerned the Treaties of Nipohu * and Kiachta, and shall themselves call in arbitrators; the the supplementary stipulations of succeed- Russian Consuls and the Chinese local ing years; and circumstances that gave officials shall merely take sach action as rise to disputes between the various frou- may tend to bring about an amicable set-tier officers no longer remain the same. tlement, and shall not in any way be called Such changes, in existing regulations, aS upon or held responsible for the payment are necessitated by the altered state of of bad debts.
affairs,] are hereby included in newly
At the trading marts, the merchants drawn up stipulations.
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Heretofore official communications treat- shall be bound to recover- and send back ing of frontier business have only passed such cattle, whether straying or stolen, in between the High Officer at Koo-lun and accordance with the numbers reported in the Koo-pih-urh-na-to-urh (? Governor) the original communication; and who, of Kiachta, and between the Governor should they fail to restore the property General of Western Siberia and the Tartar that is missing, shall be punished, as the General stationed at Ili. For the future, laws direct, in a manner proportionate to in addition to the officers just named, the value of what is lost. No claim for frontier business may be transacted by the compensation shall be entertained. Koo-pih-urh-na-to-urh of the Amoor and! In the event of runaways crossing the Tang-hae-peen (Eastern Sea shore) pro- vinces, in communication with the Tartar General stationed in Hib-lung-keang and Kee-lin.
Matters in which Kiachta is concerned shall be attended to by Kome-sa-urh (? Commissioner, or Commissary) station- ed on the Kiachta frontier, in communica- tion with the officer of the Board at Kiachta. All [such communications, &c.] shall be in accordance with the provisions of the eighth Article of this convention.
frontier, measures shall be taken for their discovery and arrest immediately upon the receipt of an official requisition to that effect; and, on the arrest having been effected, the prisoners, with whatever pro- party may be found in their possession, shall be handed over to the nearest frou- tier officer, whose duty it shall be to as- certain the place from which such persons may have absconded.
The runaways, while on the return jour- ney under arrest, shall be supplied with The said Generals, Governors, and other food, and, if naked, with clothes; and officers shall correspond on terms of equali- they shall neither be maltreated nor in- ty, in accordance with the second article sulted by the soldiers. Runaways arrest- of the Tien-tsin Treaty. Moreover, if the ed prior to the receipt of any such official dispatches written refer to business that requisition, shall also be dealt with in like ought not to be entered upon, no attention manner. shall be paid to them.
In respect of frontier business of great importance, the Governor General of East- ern Siberia shall communicate thereon with either the Privy Council or the For- eign Office.
Art. 10. All frontier business, whether of importance or otherwise, shall be man- aged by conjoint action on the part of the frontier officers, as laid down in the eighth article of this convention; and, as provided for by the seventh article of the Tien-tsin Treaty, offenders shall be tried and pun- ished in accordance with the laws of that one of the two countries to which they may belong.
Art. 11.-Answers shall be returned to communications transmitted through in- termediate officers by the High officials on the frontiers. The despatches of the Governor General of Eastern Siberia and of the Koo-pih-urh-na-to-url (? Governor) of Kiachta shall be handed to the Ko-me- sa-urh (?Commissioner or Commissary General) of Kiachta for transmission to the officer of the board. The despatches of the High officer stationed at Koolun shall be handed to the officer of the board for transmission to the Ko-me-sa-urh of Kiachta. The despatches of the Koo-pih- urh-na-to-urh of the Amoor province, shall be forwarded to the Tartar General at Should cattle stray or be decoyed across Hih-lung-keang, through the Adjutant the frontier boundaries, the officers of the General of Aykom; the said Adjutant Ge- locality on being informed of the fact by neral shall likewise transmit the despatch- official communication, shall, without de-es of the Kee-lin General. Despatches pass- lay, despatch people to search for them; ing between the Koo-pih-urh-na-to-urh of they shall likewise give full information to the Tung-bae-peen province and the Ge- the soldiery at the frontier posts, who neral stationed at Kee-lin, shall be trans-
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mitted through the officers at the frontier of the packages, as also the date of their ports of Hongchun in the Usuri territory. being dispatched; and on the outside of Communications between the Governor each package shall be written, in Russian General of Western Siberia and the Ge- and Manchurian or Chinese characters, its neral stationed at Ili, shall be transmitted weight, &c.
through the Russian Consul at Ili. When- Merchants forwarding letters and parcels ever the business in question is of great for purpose of trade, if willing to hire por importance, official messengers shall be ters themselves and to make tther ar- employed. The Governor General of Eas-rangements, shall be at liberty to do so, tern and Western Siberia and the various having obtained permission, after due re- Koo-pih-urh-na-to-url (?Governors of port of the circumstances, from the local Provincial Districts), together with the authorities, to obviate the [undue] incur- High officer at Koo-lun, and the Tartar Ge- ring of expense on the government. neral stationed at Hih-lung-koang, Kee-lin, Art. 13-Official communications pass- and Ili, in the transmission of official com-ing between the Russian Minister for munications, may entrust them to trust-Foreign Affairs and the Chinese Privy worthy Russian officers.
Council, or between the Governor General Art. 12. As was stipulated for in the of Eastern Siberia and the Privy Council eleventh article of the Tien-tsin Treaty, or Foreign Officer, shall be forwarded by the time allowed for the conveyance of of the regular post, and shall be under no ficial documents and parcels from Kiachta restrictions in respect of time; and should to Peking is herein defined.
any delay or detention be apprehended, in cases of importance, trustworthy Russian Officers may be charged with the speedy conveyance of such despatches.
Letters shall be forwarded once a month. Parcels and boxes, from Kiachta to Peking, shall be forwarded once every two months, and quarterly from Peking to Kiachta. While resident at Peking, despatches on Official decuments shall not be more than important business, for or from the Rus- twenty, nor parcels more than forty days, sian Minister, may be transmitted by en route; and as regards parcels, there Officers appointed by the Russian Govern- shall never be more than twenty packages ment. Officers conveying such despatches forwarded at a time, and no single pac- kage shall exceed 120 catties in weight. Letters shall not be delayed, but shall be forwarded on the day they are handed in for dispatch: In the event of any delay or neglect, the culpable parties shall be visited with severe punishment:
Couriers, in charge of letters or parcels between Kiachta and Peking, shall call at the Koo-lun consulate, and deliver to the Consul all letters or parcels to his address, and they shall likewise take charge of whatever despatches or parcels the Consul may hand to them.
shall not at any place be delayed or de- tained, and, in every instance, such bearers of despatches shall be Russians.
As regards the movements of such des- patch-bearers, if travelling from Kiachta to Peking, the Ko-me-sa-urh shall notify the officer of the Board on the day preced- ing their departure. In like manner, if starting from Peking, a day's notice shall be given to the Board of War.
Art. 14. Should any of the arrange- ments in respect of land commerce hereaf- ter prove inconvenient to both parties, the Governor General of Eastern Siberia and Whenever parcels are dispatched from the Chinese High officer of the Frontiers Kiachta or Koolun, the High officer at shall consult together and determine the Koolun must be supplied with a list of the matter in accordance with the articles of same; and, in like manner, when dispatch this Convention; but new demands must ing parcels from Peking, the foreign not be preferred. There shall be no fur- office shall be supplied with a list. Such ther departure from the provisions of the lists shall specify the number and weights Twelfth article of the Tien-tsin Treaty.
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Art. 15.-On the termination of the perors of the two countries, shall be in force, present conference, the Chinese Minister and for ever observed, from the day on Plenipotentiary shall translate the original which the translations into Chinese of the text of this convention into the Chinese Original text shall have been interchanged language, and shall furnish the Russian by the Vinisters Plenipotentiary, who shall Minister Plenipotentiary with a copy of each forthwith issue whatever commands the Chinese translation, duly authenticated may be necessary for the carrying into the by signature and seal, who, on his side, effect of the provisions of the convention. shall likewise translate into Chinese the original text of the convention, and shall supply the Chinese Minister Plenipoten- tiary with a copy of the same, in like manner duly authenticated by seal and signature.
Signed and sealed by His Imperial Highness the Prince of Kung, Chinese Minister Plenipotentiary, and his Excel- lency the Privy Councillor, the Russian Minister Plenipotentiary, on the 2d day of the 10th month of the 10th year of Hien Fung, i. e. the 2 day of the month No- ya-poo-urh, in the year 1860, [14th No-
The Articles of the present convention, without waiting for the ratification of the same by their Imperial Majesties, the Em-vember, 1860.]
TREATY BETWEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE
TYCOON OF JAPAN.
TREATY OF PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, bano Kami; Inouwye Siuano no Kami; AND COMMERCE BETWEEN HER Hori Orbeno Kami; Iwase Higono Kami; MAJESTY AND THE TYCOON OF
and Isuda Hauzabro. JAPAN.
SIGNED, IN THE ENGLISH, JAPANESE, AND DUTCH LANGUAGES, AT YEDO, AUGUST 26, 1858. RATIFICATIONS EXCHANGED AT YRDO, JULY 11, 1859.
Art. 1.-There shall be perpetual peace and friendship between Ifer Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, her heirs and succes- sors, and His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, and subjects. and between their respective dominions
Her Majesty the Queen of the United United Kingdom of Great Britain and Art. II.-Her Majesty the Queen of the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Ireland, may appoint a Diplomatic Agent and His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, to reside at the city of Yedo, and Consuls being desirous to place the relations bet-or Consular Agents to reside at any or all ween the two countries on a permanent and friendly footing, and to facilitate com- mercial intercourse between their respec- tive subjects, and having for that purpose resolved to enter into a Treaty of Peace, Amity, and Commerce, have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:-
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, The Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, a Peer of the United Kingdom, and Knight of the Most Aucient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle :---
And His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, Midzno Tsikfogono Kami; Nagai Gem-
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the ports of Japan which are opened for British commerce by this Treaty.
General of Great Britain shall have the The Diplomatic Agent and Consul- right to travel freely to any part of the Empire of Japan.
appoint a Diplomatic Agent to reside in His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan may London, and Consuls, or Consular Agents, at any or all the ports of Great Britain.
neral of Japan shall have the right to The Diplomatic Agent and Consul Ge- travel freely to any part of Great Britain.
Hakoladi, Kanagawa, and Nagasaki shl Art. III. The ports and towns of
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be opened to British subjects on the first of July, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine. In addition to which, the fol- lowing ports and towns shall be opened to them at the dates hereinafter specified — Nee-e-gata, or, if Nee-e-gata be found to be unsuitable as a harbour, another con- venient port on the west coast of Nipon, on the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Hiogo on the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three.
In all the foregoing ports and towns British subjects may permanently reside. They shall have the right to lease ground. and purchase the buildings thereon, and may erect dwellings and warehouses; out no fortification, or place of military strength, shall be erected under pretence of building dwellings or warehouses; and to see that this Article is observed, the Japanese au- thorities shall have the right to inspect, from time to time, any buildings which are being erected, altered, or repaired.
The place which British subjects shall occupy for their buildings and the harbour regulations, shall be arranged by the Bri- tish Consul and the Japanese authorities of each place, and, and if they cannot agree, the matter shall be referred to and settled by the British Diplomatic Agent and the Japanese Government. No wall, fence, or gute shall be erected by the Japanese around the place where British subjects reside, or any thing done which may pre- vent a free egress or ingress to the same. British subjects shall be free to go where they please, within the following limits, at the opened ports of Japan.
At Kanagawa to the River Logo (which empties into the Bay of Yedo, between Kawasaki and Sinagowa), and ten rí in any other direction.
from the goyoso, or town ball of each of the foregoing ports, the being equal to four thousand two hundred and seventy five yards English measure.
At Nagasaki, British subjects may go into any part of the Imperial domain in its vicinity.
The boundaries of Nee-e-gata, or the place that may be substituted for it, shall be settled by the British Diplomatic Agent and the Government of Japan.
From the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, British subjects shall be allowed to reside in the city of Yedo, and from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, in the city of Osaca, for the purposes of trade only. In each of these two cities a suitable place, within which they may hire houses, and the dis- tance they may go, shall be arranged by the British Diplomatic Agent and the Government of Japan.
Art IV-All questions in regard to rights, whether of property or person, ar- ising between British subjects in the do- minions of His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the British authorities.
Art. V. Japanese subjects, who may be guilty of any criminal act towards British subjects, shall be arrested and punished by the Japanese authorities ac cording to the laws of Japan.
British subjects who may commit any crime against Japanese subjects, or the subjects or citizens of any other country, shall be tried and punished by the Consul, or other public functionary authorized thereto, according to the laws of Great Britain.
Justice shall be equitably and impar- tially administered on both sides.
Art. VI-A British subject having reason to complain of a Japanese must proceed to the Consulate and state his grievance.
At Hakodali ten ri in any direction. At Hiogo ter vi in any direction, that of Kioto excepted, which city shall not be approached nearer than ten ri. The crews of vessels resorting to Hiogo shall not The Consul will inquire into the merits cross the River Engawa, which empties of the case, and do his utmost to arrange into the bay between Hiogo and Osaca. it amicably. In like manner, if a Japan- The distance shall be measured by landese have reason to complain of a British
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subject, the Consul shall no less listen to his complaint, and endeavour to settle it in a friendly manner. If disputes take place of such a nature that the Consul cannot arrange them amicably, then he shall request the assistance of the Japanese authorities, that they may together exa- mine into the merits of the case, and decide it equitably.
foreign gold and silver uncoined, may be exported from Japan.
Art. XI. Supplies for the use of the British navy may be landed at Kanagawa, Hakodadi, and Nagasaki, and stored in warehouses, in the custody of an officer of the British Government, without the pay- ment, of any duty; if any such supplies are sold in Japan, the purchaser shall pay the proper duty to the Japanese authorities.
Art. VII. Should any Japanese sub- ject fail to discharge debts incurred to a Art. XII-If any British vessel he at British subject, or should he fraudulently any time wrecked or stranded on the coast abscond, the Japanese authorities will do of Japan, or be compelled to take refuge their utmost to bring him to justice, and in any port within the dominions of the to force recovery of the debts; and should Tycoon of Japan, the Japanese authorities, any British subject fraudulently abscond on being apprised of the fact, shall im- or fail to discharge debts incurred by himmediately render all the assistance in their to a Japanese subject, the British authori- power; the person on board shall receive ties will, in like manner, do their utmost friendly treatment, and be furnished, if to bring him to justice, and to enforce re-necessary, with the means of conveyance covery of the debts.
to the nearest Consular station.
Neither the British or Japanese Go- vernments are to be held responsible for the payment of any debts, contracted by British or Japanese subjects.
Art, VIII The Japanese Government will place no restrictions whatever upon the employment, by British subjects, of Japanese in any lawful capacity.
Art. IX. British subjects in Japan shall be allowed the free exercise of their religion, and for this purpose shall have the right to erect suitable places of wor- ship.
Art. X. All foreign coin shall be cur- rent in Japan, and shall pass for its cor- responding weight in Japanese coin of the same description.
British and Japanese subjects may freely use foreign cr Japanese coin, in making payments to each other.
Art. XIII.-Any British merchant-ves- sel arriving off one of the open ports of Japan shall be at liberty to hire a pilot to take her into port. In like manner, after she has discharged all legal dues and du- ties, and is ready to take her departure, she shall be allowed to hire a pilot to conduct her out of port.
Art. XIV. At each of the ports open to trade British subjects shall be at full liberty to import from their own or any other ports, and sell there, and purchase therein, and export to their own or any other ports, all manner of merchandize, not contraband, paying the duties thereon, as laid down in the Tariff annexed to the present Treaty, and no other charges whatsoever. With the exception of muni- tions of war, which shall only be sold to the Japanese Government and foreigners, As some time will elapse before the Ja- they may freely buy from Japanese, and panese will become acquainted with the sell to them, any articles that either may value of foreign coin, the Japanese (to-have for sale, without the intervention of vernment will, for the period of one year after the opening of each port, furnish British subjects with Japanese coin in ex change for theirs, equal weights being given, and no discount taken for recoinage.
Coins of all description (with the excep tion of Japanese copper coin), as well as
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any Japanese officers in such purchase or sale, or in making or receiving payment for the same, and all classes of Japanese may purchase, sell, keep, or use any articles sold to them by British subjects. "
Art. XV. If the Japanese Custom- house officers are dissatisfied with the
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version shall be considered the original; but it is understood that all official com- munications addressed by the Diplomatic and Consular Agents of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britian to the Japanese authorities, shall henceforward be written in English. In order, however, to faci- litate the transaction of business, they will, for a period of five years from the signature of this Treaty, be accompanied by a Dutch or Japanese version.
value placed on any goods by the owner, same meaning and intention, the Dutch they may place a value thereon, and offer to take the goods at that valuation. If the owner refuses to accept the offer, he shall pay duty on such valuation. If the offer be accepted by the owner, the purchase money shall be paid to him without delay, aud without any abatement or discount.
Art. XVI-All goods imported into Japan by British subjects, and which have paid the duty fixed by this Treaty, may be transported by the Japanese into any part of the Empire without the payment of any tax, excise, or transit duty whatever. Art. XVII-British merchants who may have imported merchandise into any open port in Japan, and paid duty thereon, shall be entitled, ou obtaining from the Japanese Custoin-House authorities a certificate stating that such payment has been made, to re-export the same, and Iand it in any other of the open ports without the payment of any additional duty whatever.
Art. XXII.-It is agreed that either of the High Contracting Parties to this Trea- ty, on giving one year's previous notice to the other, may demand a revision thereof, on or after the first of July, one thousand hight hundred and seventy-two, with a view to the insertion therein of such amendments as experience shall prove to he desirable.
Art. XXIII-It is hereby expressly stipulated that the British Government and its subjects will be allowed free and Art. XVIII.—The Japanese authorities equal participation in all privileges, im- at each port will adopt the means that munities, and advantages, that may have they may judge most proper for the pre-been, or may be hereafter, granted by His vention of fraud or smuggling.
Majesty the Tycoon of Japan to the Go- vernment or subjeets of any other nation.
from this day of signature. In token whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed and sealed this Treaty.
Art. XIX. All penalties enforced, or confiscations made under this Treaty, shall Art. XXIV.The ratification of this belong to, and be appropriated by, the Treaty, under the hand of Her Majesty Government of His Majesty the Tycoon the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, of Japan.
and under the name and seal of His Ma- Art. XX.-The Articles for the regula-jesty the Tycoon of Japan, respectively, tion of trade which are appended to this shall be exchanged at Yedo, within a year Treaty, shall be considered as forming part of the same, and shall be equally binding on both the Contracting Parties to this Treaty, and on their subjects. The Diplomatic Agent of Great Britain in Ja- pan, in conjunction with such person or persons as may be appointed for that purpose by the Japanese Government, shall have power to make such rules as may be required to carry into full and complete eflect the provisions of this treaty, and the provision of the Articles. regulating trade appended thereto.
Art. XXI-This Treaty being written in the English, Japanese, and Dutch languages, and all the versions having the
Done at Yedo, this twenty-sixth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, corresponding to the Japanese date the eighteenth day of the seventh month of the fifth year of Ansei Tsusinon yemma.
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REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH TRADE IS TO BE CON-
DUCTED IN JAPAN.
their ports (men-of-war excepted.) All Custom-house officers shall be treated with civility, and such reasonable accommodation shall be allotted to them as the ship affords.
mission open any entrance that has been so secured or shall break or remove any seal, lock, or other fastening that has been affixed by the Japanese Custom-house offi- cers, every person so offending shall pay a fine of sixty dollars for each offence.
Regulation I-Within forty-eight hours No goods shall be unladen from any (Sundays excepted) after the arrival of a ship between the hours of sunset and sun- British ship in a Japanese port, the captain rise, except by special permission of the or commander shall exhibit to the Japanese Custom-house authorities, and the hatches, Custom-house authorities the receipt of and all other places of entrance into that the British Consul, showing that he has part of the ship where the cargo is stowed, deposited all the ship's papers, the ship's may be secured by Japanese officers be- bills of lading, &c., at the British Con-tween the hours of sunset and sunrise, by sulate, and he shall then make an entry of fixing seals, locks, or other fastenings; his ship, by giving a written paper, stating and if any person shall, without due per- the name of the ship, and the name of the port from which she comes, her tonnage, the name of her captain or commander, the names of her passengers (if any), and the number of her crew, which paper shall be certified by the captain or commander to be a true statement, and shall be signed by him; he shall, at the same time, deposit from any ship, without having been duly Any goods that shall be discharged, a written manifest of his cargo, setting entered at the Japanese Custom-house as forth the marks and numbers of the pac- hereinafter provided, shall be liable to kages and their contents, as they are de-seizure and confiscation. scribed in his bills of lading, with the names of the person or persons to whom they are consigned. A list of the stores of the ship shall be added to the manifest. The captain or commander shall certify the manifest to be a true account of all the cargo and stores on board the ship, and shall sign his name to the same.
tent to defraud the revenue of Japan, by Packages of goods made up with an in- concealing therein articles of value which are not set forth in the invoice, shall be forfeited.
If any British ship shall smuggle, or attempt to smuggle, goods in any of the non-opened harbours of Japan, all such
If any error is discovered in the mani-goods shall be forfeited to the Japanese fest, it may be corrected within twenty- Government, and the ship shall pay a fine four hours (Sunday excepted) without of one thousand dollars for each offence. the payment of any fees, but for any al- teration or post entry to the manifest made after that time, a fee of fifteen dollars shall be paid.
All goods not entered on the manifest shall pay double duties on being landed
Any captain or commander that shall neglect to enter his vessel at the Japanese Custom-house within the time prescribed by this regulation, shall pay a penalty of sixty dollars for each day that he shall so neglect to enter his ship.
cargo for that purpose, without the pay- Vessels needing repairs may land their ment of duty. All goods so landed shall ties, and all just charges for storage, labour, remain in charge of the Japanese authori-
But if any portion of such cargo be sold, and supervision, shall be paid thereon. the regular duties shall be paid on the portion so disposed of.
vessel in the same harbour without pay- Cargo may be transhipped to another
Regulation II.--The Japanese Govern- be made under the supervision of Japanese ment of duty, but all transhipments shall ment shall have the right to place Cus-officers, and after satisfactory proof has tom-house officers on board of any ship in been given to the Custom-house authorities
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of the bona file nature of the transaction, If any owner or importer discovers that and also under a permit to be granted for his goods have been damaged on the voyage that purpose by such authorities.
of importation before such goods have been The importation of opium being pro-delivered to him, he may notify the Cus- hibited, any British vessel coming to Ja-tom-house authorities of such damage, pan for the purposes of trade, and having and he may have the damaged goods ap- more than three catties' weight of opium praised by two or more competent and on board, the surplus quantity may be disinterested persons, who after the due seized and destroyed by the Japanese examination, shall make a certificate, set- authorities; and any person or persons ting forth the amount per cent of damage smuggling, or attempting to smuggle opi- on each separate package, describing it by um, shall be liable to pay a fine of fifteen its mark and nuinber, which certificate dollars for each catty of opium so smug shall be signed by the appraisers, in pre- gled or attempted to be smuggled. sence of the Custom-house authorities, Regulation III.The owner, or con and the importer may attach the certificate signee of any goods who desires to land to his entry, and make a corresponding them, shall make an entry of the same at deduction from it. But this shall not the Japanese Custom-house. The entry prevent the Custom-house authorities from shall be in writing, and shall set forth the appraising the goods in the manner pro- name of the person making the entry, and vided in Article XV. of the Treaty to which the name of the ship in which the goods these Regulations are appended, were imported, and the marks, numbers, After the duties have been paid, the packages, and the contents thereof, with owner shall receive a permit, authorizing the value of each package, extended the delivery to him of the goods, whether separately in one amount, and at the bot- the same are at the Custom-house or on tom of the entry shall be placed the ag- shipboard, gregate value of all the goods contained in the entry. On each entry, the owner or consignee shall certify in writing that the entry then presented exhibits the actual cost of the goods, and that nothing has been concealed whereby the Customs of Japan would be defrauded, and the owner or con- signee shall sign his name to such certifi-
cate.
The original invoice or invoices of the goods so entered shall be presented to the Custom-house authorities, and shall remain in their possession until they have examin- ed the goods contained in the entry,
All goods intended to be exported shall be entered at the Japanese Custom-house before they are placed on shipboard. The entry shall be in writing, and shall state the name of the ship by which the goods are to be exported, with the marks and number of the packages, and the quantity, description, and value of their contents. The exporter shall certify, in writing, that the entry is a true account of all goods contained therein, and shall sign his name. thereto.
Any goods that are put on board of a ship for exportation before they have been The Japanese officers may examine any entered at the Custom-house, and all or all the packages so entered, and for this packages which contain prohibited articles, purpose may take them to the Custom-shall be forfeited to the Japanese Govern- house; but such examination shall be ment.
without expense to the importer or injury | No entry at the Custom-house shall be to the goods; and, after examination, the required for supplies for the use of the Japanese shall restore the goods to their ships, their crews and passengers, nor for original condition in the packages (so far the clothing, &c., of passengers. as may be practicable), and such examina." tion shall be made without any unreasona. ble delay.
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they shall be entitled to their clearance, but if it be refused, the Custom-house authorities shall immediately inform the captain or consignee of the ship of the reasons why the clearance is refused; and they shall also give the same notice to the British Consul.
British ships of war shall not be required to enter or clear at the Custom-house, aor shall they be visited by Japanese Custom- house or police officers,
Steamers conveying the mails from Great Britain may enter and clear or the same day, and they shall not be required to make a manifest, except for such pas- sengers and goods as are to be landed in Japan. But such steamers shall, in all cases, enter aud clear at the Custom house.
Whale ships touching for supplies, or ships in distress, shall not be required to make a manifest of their cargo; but if they subaquently wish to trade, they shall then deposit a manifest, as required in Regula- tion I.
The word "ship," wherever it occurs in these Regulations, or in the Treaty to which they are attached is to be held as meaning ship, barque, brig, schooner sloop,
or steamer.
Regulation V,--Any person signing a false declaration or certificate, with the intent to defraud the revenue of Japan, shall pay a fine of one hundred and twenty-five dollars for each offence.
Regulation VI.-No tonnage duties shall be levied on British ships in ports of Japan, but the following fees shall be paid to the Japanese Custom-house authorities: For the entry of a ship, fifteen dollars; for the clearance of a ship, seven dollars; for each permit, one dollar and a-half; for each bill of health, one dollar and a-half; for any other document, one dollar and a-half.
Regulation VII.-Duties shall be paid to the Japanese Government, on all goods landed in the country, according to the following Tariff.
Class 1.--All articles in this class shall be free of duty
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Gold and silver, coined or uncoined. Wearing apparel, in actual use. Household furniture and printed books, not intended for sale, but the property of persons who come to reside in Japan.
Class 2.-A duty of five per cent shall be paid on the following articles:--
All articles used for the purpose of buil- ding, rigging, repairing, or fitting out of ships.
Whaling gear of all kinds. Salted provisions of all kinds. Bread and breadstuffs. Living animals of all kinds. Coals.
Timber for building houses. Rice. Paddy. Steam-machinery.
Zinc.
Lead.
Tin. Raw Silk.
Cotton and woollen manufactured goods, Class 3A duty of thirty-five per cent shall be paid on all intoxicating liquors, whether prepared by distillation, fermenta- tion, or in any other manner,
Class 4.-All goods not included in any of the preceding classes shall pay a duty of twenty per cent.
All articles of Japanese production which are exported as cargo, shall pay a duty of five per cent, with the exception of gold and silver coin, and copper in bars.
Rice and wheat, the produce of Japan. shall not be exported from Japan as cargo, but all British subjects resident in Japan, and British Ships for their crews and pas- sengers, shall be furnished with sufficient supplies of the same.
Foreign grain, brought into any open port of Japan in a British ship, if no part thereof has been landed, may be re-85- ported without hindrance.
The Japanese Government will sell, from time to time, at public auction, any sur- plus quantity of copper that may be pro-
duced.
Five years after the opening of Kana- gawa, the import and export duties shall be subject to revision, if either the British or Japanese Government desires to.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
MIDZUO TSIKFOGONO KAMI. NAGAI GEMBANO KAMI. INOUWYE SINANO NO KAMI. HORI ORIBENO KAMI. IWASE HIGONO KAMI, ISUDA HAUZABRO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. CAPITAL-TWO MILLIONS STERLING, in 10,000 Shares of £20 each.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq., and JOHN NAYLOR, Esq.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL.
CHAIRMAN-CHARLES TURNER Esq.
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN.-R. BROCKLEBANK. Esq. and EDWARD JOHNSON, Esq.
T. D. Anderson, Esq.
M. Belcher, Esq.
Geo. Booker, Esq. Thomas Bouch. Esq. M. Bousfield, Esq. David Cannon, Esq. Thomas Dove, Esq.
Chairman.-SAMUEL Robt. B. Byass, Esq. R. C. Coles, Esq. H. Kendall, Esq.
E. T. Kearsley, Esq. J. Lawrence, Esq. D. Malcomson Esq. W. J. Marrow Esq. F. Maxwell, Esq. William Smith, Esq. John Torr, Esq.
S. R. Graves, Esq. James Holme, Esq. T. D. Hornby, Esq. G. H Horsfall, Esq. R. Houghton, Esq. Maxwell Hyslop, Esq. R. Lyon Jones, Esq. DIRECTORS IN LONDON. BAKER. Esq,
T. Lancaster, Esq. E. Macmurdo, Esq.
Secretary.-J. B. JOHNSTON, Esq.
D. H. Rucker, Esq. W. Wainwright, Esq. J. Westmorland, Esq.
Auditors.-WILLIAM TITHERINGTON, Esq. and JOHN DICKINSON, Esq. Actuary & Manager-PERCY M. DOVE, Esq.
Surgeon, De HUGH NEIL, F.R,A.S.
Surveyor. SAMUEL HOLME, Esq. Solicitor-SEPTIMUS BOOKER Esq. Medical Examiner at Honkkong.-W. KANE, Esq., M.D.
THE
HE UNDERSIGNED have been appointed Agents at this Port to the above Com- pany, and are accordingly prepared to receive proposals of Assurance against FIRE on Buildings, or Goods stored therein, either in Hongkong or Macao, to the extent of $45,000, on any single first-class Kisk.
Attention is requested to a few of the advantages afforded by the Company to its Assurers, viz:-
1st, Unquestionable Security.
2d, Promptitude and Liberality of Settlement.
3d, Losses occasioned by Lightning made good.
The Following Figures Exhibit the
RAPID GROWTH & INCREASING RESOURCES of the
FIRE
1850..
COMPANY: £44,027 | 1854..
.£128,459 | 1858....£196,143 PREMIUMS 1852... ...76,925 1856.... .....151,733 1860......262,973 An Advance of nearly SIX HUNDRED PER CENT. In Ten Years. For Tables of Rates, Forms, and Directions for effecting Assurances, and for any other information, apply to
Hongkong, 1st January, 1863.
WALKER, BORRADAILE & Co.,
Agants.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
1 OLD BROAD STREET, AND 16 PALL MALL, LONDON.
INSTITUTED 1803.
FOR Insuring Houses and other Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufactur- ing and Farming Stock, Ships in Port, Harbour, or Dock, and the Cargoes of such Ships; also, Ships Building and Reparing; Barges and other Vessels on Navigable Rivers and Canals, and Goods, on board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and in FOREIGN COUNTRIES, FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Subscribed and Invested Capital,
ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. Directors.
Frederick Pattison, Esq., Chairman. Samuel Hyde, Esq., Deputy-Chairman, Thos. George Barclay, Esq. James Christian C. Bell, Esq. Augustus H. Bosanquet, Esq. Charles Cave, Esq.
George William Cottam, Esq., Duncan Dunbar, Esq. George Field, Esq.
Thomas Augustus Gibb, Esq. George Hibbert, Esq.
Robert Cooper Lee Bevan, Esq. Edward Henry Chapman, Esq. George Henry Cutler, Esq.
James Brand, Esq.
Paul Butler, Esq.
Issac Carr, Esq.
Samuel Hibbert, Esq. William Lyall, Esq. James Gordon Murdoch, Esq. Sir Chas. Ruggeprice, Bart. John Sanderson Rigge, Esq. William R. Robinson, Esq. John Scott, Esq.
Martin Tucker Smith, Esq., M.P. Newman Smith, Esq., Richard Twining, Esq.
Ex-Directors.
Henry Davidson, Esq. Sir John Kirkland. Claud Neilson, Esq.
Auditors.
W. Burnley Hume, Esq. James Scott, Esq.
Ex-Auditor.
Charles Marryat, Esq.
THE undersigned, Agents at Canton, Hongkong, Amoy, and Shanghae, for the above Company, are prepared to grant Policies against FIRE to extent of $40,000 on any one First-Class Risk.
Hongkong, 1st January, 1863.
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON FIRE & LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HE Undersigned having been appointed Agents of the above Company at this Port, are prepared to grant Policies against Fire to the extent of £10,000 on Buildings or on Goods stored therein.
SMITH, KENNEDY & Co.,
Hongkong, 5th August, 1861.
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HE Undersigned are prepared to grant POLICIES in this Office, on the usual terms and conditions, to the extent of £10,000 on any One Building with its Contents, or to the extent of £30,000 on Three or more Separate Buildings in the same occupancy; and also to the extent of £5,000 on Ships in Harbour, or their Cargoes.
Hongkong, October 27, 1862.
SMITH, KENNEDY & Co.,
Agents.
AMICABLE INSURANCE OFFICE.
1860-1865.
HE Undersigned having been appointed Agents for the above Office in Hongkong, are prepared to grant Policies payable in Hongkong, Singapore, Calcutta, Bombay, and London.
Hongkong: 1st January, 1861.
VDOJSPAN MARI
CARAPIET & Co.
Agents.
OLD BAILEY STREET.
NE INSERANCE COMPANY.
1882.
HE Undersigned having been appointed Agents for the above Office in Hongkong, are prepared to grant Policies payable in Hongkong, Singapore Penang, Calcutta, Bombay, Moulmain, and Rangoon.
CARAPIET & Co..
Agents.
OLD BAILEY STREET,
Hongkong, 9th December, 1862.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thos. Hunt & Co.
Corner of Bund and Park Lane.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, SHIPCHANDLERS, GENERAL ACENTS AND STORE-KEEPERS.
TA
AVE constantly on hand and for sale Superior Butter and Cheese, Beef and Pork, Sugar in tins and Casks, Cotton and Hemp Canvas, and twine, Paints of all descriptions, White and Red lead, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Tae Oil, Turpentine, Oakum Pitch and Tar, Blocks, Carpenters Tools of all descriptions, Cotton, Waste, Preserved Meats and Preserves of all descriptions, French and English boots and shoes.
Also
A complete stock of Ship Chandlery, and a fine assortment of Dry goods, Perfumery, Stationery and Fancy Articles.
Also
Wines and Spirits of the first quality.
Shanghae, 1st January, 1863.
66
YA 99
SEA HORSE
Floating Hotel.
now
E the Undersigned have fitted the brig "Sea Horse.
laying off the Yang-King-Pang Creek, as a HoTEL and are prepared to accommodate, Permanent, or Transient Boarders, at the following Rates, viz:---
Per Day,..
19
Month,
Breakfast.
Tiffin,.....
Dinner,
$250
$60.00
$1.00
$0.75
$1.00
Wines, Liqueurs, Cigars, &c., &c., of the best quality, will be
supplied at moderate prices.
Ship-masters, and other strangers visiting the Port, will find
the above a comfortable, and quiet Home.
N.B.--Board invariably in advance.
Shanghai, 4th December, 1862.
G. W. GROVES & Co.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. KENWARD,
Chemist & Druggist, Dispensary & Post-Office
WHAMPOA.
PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared from Drugs and Chemicals
procured from first houses in London.
Medicine Chests supplied or refitted at moderate prices. Perfumes, Pomades, Patent Medicines and every other ar- ticle pertaining to the Drug trade.
R. Bennett will assume the management and Packet Agen- cy on and after this date.
Doctors Lewer and Simpson reside on the premises. Whampoa, 1st January, 1863.
C. Hochstetter,
WATCH & CHRONOMETER MAKER, & JEWELLER.
406, Queen's Road, Opposite Messrs. De Silver & Co., and adjoining the Commercial Bank of India,
BONGKONG.
CHRONOMETERS CLEANED AND TIMED. WATCHES AND CLOCKS CLEANED AND REPAIRED.
CHAS. 1, CAUTE,
bronsmeter and Match-maker and Jeweller.
CHRONOMETERS CAREFULLY CLEANED
AND RESET.
QUEEN'S ROAD, OPPOSITE Oriental Bank,
HONGKONG.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
RUSSELL MITCHELL & Co.
Ship Carpenters, Bout Builders, Faulhers and Spar-makers,
West Point,
HONGKONG.
N.B.-Ships Smith's work executed on the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
ELDORADO INN,
No. 267, Queen's Road West, HONGKONG.
WM. MD. KERR
DEALER IN WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, AND PORTER. Sparkling Ale, Porter and Fiber on draught. Officers of Ships and Private Parties can be accommodated with Board and Lodging on reasonable terms.
JAMES LOGAN,
Engineer, Boiler-maker, Plumber, Blacksmith, Brasstounder, &c.
DUDDELL STREET QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, AND OPPOSITE GAP STREET,
West Point,
HONGKONG.
SHARP & CO.
BILL AND BULLION BROKERS. 雲匯單銀兩經紀
ADVERTISEMENTS.
G WAGNER?
Musical Depot,
e, SHELLEY STREET, HONGKONG.
ORIENTAL HOTEL.
580, WELLINGTON STREET. ÉSTABLISHED IN 1856.
PUBLIC ENTRANCE--Wellington Street. PRIVATE ENTRANCE—Wyndham Street,
URING the past year the above Hotel has undergone Exten- sive repairs and Additions. Has been entirely refurnished, and contains the finest Billiard Room in the East. Is furnished with Tables from the celebrated Factories of "Sherwood, Sherwood, and Thelan," containing one of the latter's celebrated "Carrom Tables." Plain and Inlaid cues of every variety kept in perfect order. Read- ing room contains a Library of standard works, and is supplied with Local Papers, also English and American Journals upon the arrival of every mail.
Hongkong, 1st January, 1863.
Thos. HUNT & Co.
Hong Que (next to Old Dock).
YAVE constantly on hand and for sale a large assortment of Lumber, consisting of White and Oregon pine, Oak, Teak, Japan Boards and Poles, Spars, and knees of all sizes, &c., &c.
Shipwright, Joiner, and Blacksmith work executed with des- patch and in a workmanlike manner. also Machinery, Engineer's work and Brass and Iron Casting done.
Timber sawed to all sizes, also planed, Tongued and Grooved, and moulded.
Large and Spacious Godowns for Storage, to which are added the advantages of a wharf; along side of which vessels can lay with fifteen feet water at lowest tides. Also a pair of shears for taking out Masts, Boilers &c. and a Derrick, for hoisting, making it a desire- able place for vessels and Steamers having heavy cargoes and wish- ing to discharge with despatch.
Terms moderate.
Also a Ship Chandlery Store for the accomodation of ships in the lower Reach.
"DAILY PRESS" OFFICE.
Myndham Street, opposite St. Paul's College.
The Daily Press.
A DAILY PAPER.
Issued every Morning Sunday excepted.
PRICE:
$2 per month-payable quarterly in advance. Extra Copies 25 cents. TERMS for ADVERTISING.
[The whole range of the week from Monday to Saturday is reckoned as one insertion or repetition, Saturday being in all cases deemed the termination.]
One dollar for ten lines or under-beyond that number 10 cents per line additional. Repetitions half price.
Ebina Issue of the Daily Press.
A CHINESE NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED THREE TIMES PER WEEK, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. PRICE--THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, RECKONING BY THE
Chinese Calendar.
TERMS for ADVERTISING.
The range of the week is reckoned as one insertion or repetition as above explained. FIFTY CHARACTERS OR UNDER, ONE DOLLAR BEYOND THAT NUMBER ONE CENT PER
CHARACTER. REPETITION HALF PRICE.
[This Paper is in large Circulation amongst the Chinese, not only in Hongkong, Canton and Macao, but also at all the open ports, and will be found an excellent advertising medium.]
AGENT, LUENCHUN, QUEEN'S ROAD, TWO SHOPS EAST OF THE P. & O. S. N. CO.
Ebina Overland Trade Report.
A Bi-monthly Summary
for transmission by the Mail Steamers. Containing all the intelligence of the fortnight, whether Political, Commercial, General or Shipping. Comprising: all Market information and Prices
Current from all the ports of China and
Japan, as also from Manila.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR TEN COPPIES OR OVER, SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALF PER
UNDER THAT NUMBER NINE DOLLARS. IF POSTED FROM
ANNUM
THIS OFFICE ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF ADDITIONAL. SINGLE COPIES FIFTY CENTS EACH.
TERMS for ADVERTISING.
First insertion ten lines or under one dollar-each additional line ten cents.
Repetitions half price.
AGENT IN LONDON---F. ALGAR, 11, CLEMENTS LANE, LOMBARD STREET.
Straits Times Extra.
A Precis of intelligence by the inward mails, published at Singapore in the "Straits Times," Office, the exclusive sale in China being
under contract to this establishment.
This Summary is delivered immediately on the arrival of each mail or other steamer, and is circulated to subscribers without delay.
TERMS--SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM FOR ONE COPY-FIVE DOLLARS IF OVER THAT NUMBER,...PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, A DEDUCTION BEING MADE TO
PARTIES TAKING A NUMBER OF COPIES.
AVOPRRAAAA
Job Printing.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, BOTH IN ENGLISH AND CHINESE, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED, AT THE REGULAR TRADE PRICES.
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