China Mail 1888-12-05

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China Mail 1888-12-05
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1888
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China Mail 1888-12-05

Year: 1888

LIKIN, AND HOW TO ABOLISHIT, I. The London Times has lately been discussing a question of great importance to all connected with China Trade, viz., the effect which the excessive and rigorous imposition of Likin has upon the consumption of foreign manufactures. TELEGRAMS. THE ABANDONMENT OF SUAKIN ADVOCATED. THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. A TYPHOON. MEETING OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. THE CONSOLIDATION ORDINANCES. NATURALISATION BILL. THE CORONERS' ABOLITION SUPPLEMENTAL BILL. THE STATUTE LAW PRESERVATION ORDINANCE. THE MERNDMENT SHIPPING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ORDINANCE. THE POWERS OF POLICE MAGISTRATES. THE OURRENCY COMMISSION'S REPORT. LATE NEWS. FREEDOM REFUSED. BURSTING OF A RESERVOIR. WHAT GLADSTONE WILL DO. SNGLISH GALSS. CHINESE IN CANADA. LABOUCHERE'S CHAT. THE LIBERAL CRUSADE AT BIRMINGHAM. THE KING OF WURTEMBERG IN THE POWER OF TWO ADVENTURERS. LONDON COSSIT. OPPOSING A CELEBRATION. TENNYSON SERIOUSLY ILL. TWENTY-TWO PERSONS DROWNED. NOT IN POLITICS. ARRESTS IN MOSCOW. CARDINAL NEWMAN OUT OF DANGER. THE GERMAN PAPERS NOT AFRAID OF THE EMPEROR. TROUBLE AT ZANZIBAR. FRENCH ACIORS DENOUNCED. A VETERAN ACTOR'S LOSS. A POLISH FLOT. THE LIBERAL LEADER.

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