...true. We take all that relates to the Arrow's register : — It appears, upon examination, that (he Arrow had no right to hoist the British flag, the license to do so expired on the 27th of September, from which period she 1m not been entitled to protection. But the Chinese had no...

...first, the rights of the vessel in question ; and, second, the conduct of the Chinese authorities. It appears, on examination that the Arrow had no right to hoist the British flag ; the licence to do so expired on the 27th September, from which period she has not been entitled to protection....

...misled all who relied on his authority. At p. 10 of the Blue-book, Sir John Bowringsays: [HongKong, October 11.] — "It appears, on examination, that...British flag ; the license to do so expired on the 27th of September" — [thirteen days before the Chinese outrage]. And Sir John then goes on to say...

...misled all who relied on his authority. At p. 10 of the Bluebook, Sir John Bowring says: [HongKong, October 11] — 'It appears, on examination, that...British flag; the license to do so expired on the 27th of September ' — [thirteen days before the Chinese outrage]. And Sir John then goes on to say:...

...mark the language of Sir J. Bowring in the letter written by him to Consul Parkes on llth October: "It appears, on examination, that the Arrow had no...British flag ; the license to do so expired on the 27th September, from which period she has not been entitled to protection." The affair of the Arrow...

...using what was at least an equivocation to Commissioner Yeh. On Oct. llth, he writes to the Consul : " It appears on examination that the Arrow had no right to hoist the British flag, the license to do so having expired on Sept. 27th, since which period she has not been entitled to protection." On Nov....

...inquiries; 1st, the rights of the vessel in question, and 2nd, the conduct of the Chinese authorities. It appears, on examination, that the " Arrow" had no right to hoist the British flag ; the licence to do so expired on the '27th of September, from which period she has not been entitled to...

...happened. In answering this dispatch Sir John Bowring made a somewhat remarkable admission. He said — " It appears, on examination, that the Arrow had no right to hoist the British flag ; the licence to do so expired on the 27th of September, from which period she has not been entitled to protection....

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...the rights of the vessel in question ; and 2nd, the conduct of the Chinese authorities. It appeared on examination that the Arrow had no right to hoist...British flag; the license to do so expired on the 27th September, from which period she was not entitled to protection. But the Chinese had no knowledge...