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  Piracy in China Seas. Volume 1

  Piracy in China Seas. Volume 1

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1864 June-1866 May

  Reference

  FO 17/802

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  Piracy in China Seas. Volume 3

  Piracy in China Seas. Volume 3

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1867 Jan.-1868 June

  Reference

  FO 17/804

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  Piracy in China Seas. Volume 6

  Piracy in China Seas. Volume 6

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1872-1878

  Reference

  FO 17/807

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  Bonham to Hsü Kuang-chin. Interpreter T.T. Meadows has been robbed by pirates near...

  Bonham to Hsü Kuang-chin. Interpreter T.T. Meadows has been robbed by pirates near Whampoa.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1848 Dec 1/TK 28 11 06

  Reference

  FO 682/1981/98

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  Bruce to Ho Kuei-ch'ing. On 16 Dec 1859 Royal Navy went to rescue of 130 Chinese...

  Bruce to Ho Kuei-ch'ing. On 16 Dec 1859 Royal Navy went to rescue of 130 Chinese junks surrounded by pirates near Foochow. On return journey, dispersed five Kwangtung pirate ships. This is in sharp contrast to Chinese failure to take action.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1860 Jan 10/HF 9 12 18

  Reference

  FO 682/1993/2

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  Ch'i-ying to Davis. Declines to return pirate Ch'en A-t'ai because treaty stipulates...

  Ch'i-ying to Davis. Declines to return pirate Ch'en A-t'ai because treaty stipulates that Chinese authorities deal with Chinese criminals while British with Britons. Has arrested five of Ch'en's accomplices with his help. Will hand them all over to P…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1844 Jun 21/TK 24 05 06

  Reference

  FO 682/1977/87

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  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Is satisfied with execution of pirates Ch'en Meng-niu et al.

  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Is satisfied with execution of pirates Ch'en Meng-niu et al.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1844 Dec 21/TK 24 11 12

  Reference

  FO 682/1977/167

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  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Two British officers have been robbed by Chinese pirates near...

  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Two British officers have been robbed by Chinese pirates near Ch'ang-chou [between Hong Kong and Macao]. Threatens to take unilateral action.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1844 Jul 18/TK 24 06 04

  Reference

  FO 682/1977/109

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  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Requests return of pirate Ch'en A-t'ai [whom Davis has handed...

  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Requests return of pirate Ch'en A-t'ai [whom Davis has handed over to Chinese authorities to help to locate accomplices]. One hundred and fifty pirates attacked Hong Kong warehouses on 18 Jun 1844. Ch'ang-chou [an island between H…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1844 Jun 20/TK 24 05 05

  Reference

  FO 682/1977/82

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  Colonel Lai En-chüeh to Pottinger. Gives details of his plans to suppress piracy...

  Colonel Lai En-chüeh to Pottinger. Gives details of his plans to suppress piracy along coast of Kwangtung; requests co-operation.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1843 Feb 22/TK 23 01 24

  Reference

  FO 682/1976/49

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  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Encloses report by Magistrate of P'an-yü. Encl. Magistrate's...

  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Encloses report by Magistrate of P'an-yü. Encl. Magistrate's report: pirates Ch'en Hua-t'ou-men et al. have plundered British ships smuggling opium into China. Pirates have no connection with Chinese marines, n.d.,

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1849 Oct 29/TK 29 09 14

  Reference

  FO 682/1982/51

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  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Is pleased that Royal Navy has captured sixty-two pirates...

  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Is pleased that Royal Navy has captured sixty-two pirates along coast of Fukien and handed them over to local authorities. Will notify Viceroy of Min-Che of this.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1848 Sep 10/TK 28 08 13

  Reference

  FO 682/1981/89

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  Bonham to Hsü Kuang-chin. At price of several wounded and one dead, Royal Navy captured...

  Bonham to Hsü Kuang-chin. At price of several wounded and one dead, Royal Navy captured sixty-two pirates and handed them over, together with their boats, to Chinese authorities at Amoy.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1848 Sep 2/TK 28 08 05

  Reference

  FO 682/1981/86

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  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Urges execution of pirate Ch'en A-ta who attacked British ship...

  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Urges execution of pirate Ch'en A-ta who attacked British ship near Stanley [Hong Kong].

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1844 Nov 7/TK 24 09 27

  Reference

  FO 682/1977/142

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  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Appreciates handing over of pirates captured by Royal Navy...

  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Appreciates handing over of pirates captured by Royal Navy near Amoy. Has executed criminal involved in case of robbery in Macao on 19 Mar 1849. Has intensified search for Hsü A-chin et al. These murderers, when captured, ou…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1849 Aug 12/TK 29 06 24

  Reference

  FO 682/1982/31

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  Hsü Kuang-Chin and Yeh Ming-ch'en to Bonham. Two of five pirate suspects have confessed...

  Hsü Kuang-Chin and Yeh Ming-ch'en to Bonham. Two of five pirate suspects have confessed and rest have been proved innocent. Endorses Bonham's view that no pirates should be treated leniently.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1851 Sep 12/HF 1 08 17

  Reference

  FO 682/1984/33

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  Bonham to Governor Yeh Ming-ch'en of Kwangtung. Has reason to believe attempts are...

  Bonham to Governor Yeh Ming-ch'en of Kwangtung. Has reason to believe attempts are being made by accomplices to bribe Chinese officials to release two pirates extradited from Hong Kong.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1851 Aug 30/HF 1 08 04

  Reference

  FO 682/1984/32

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  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Cantonese are unanimous in opposition to foreigners entering...

  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. Cantonese are unanimous in opposition to foreigners entering their city and it is not worth forcing issue at risk of disrupting trade. There is sufficient protection for foreigners; civilians can let and rent land as they pl…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1848 Dec 29/TK 28 12 04

  Reference

  FO 682/1981/109

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  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Hong Kong resident Lo A-chin has petitioned for release of his...

  Davis to Ch'i-ying. Hong Kong resident Lo A-chin has petitioned for release of his son who had been kidnapped by pirates and was subsequently taken prisoner together with pirates by Chinese authorities. Encl. Lo A-chin's petition to Davis.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1848 Jan 28/TK 27 12 23

  Reference

  FO 682/1981/24

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  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. As regards case of attack on T.T. Meadows, eight who have...

  Hsü Kuang-chin to Bonham. As regards case of attack on T.T. Meadows, eight who have committed piracy previously will be executed, others who are accomplices and who have committed offence for first time will be exiled.

  Held by

  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1849 Jan 15/TK 28 12 21

  Reference

  FO 682/1982/4