Hong Kong Telegraph 1882-06-06

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Hong Kong Telegraph 1882-06-06
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1882
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1882-06-06

Year: 1882

ALTHOUGH MR. WHLIAM H. BRERETON'S remarkable statement, that a handful of police preserves the peace of Hongkong, is a very long way wide of the trrth, we think that most people will admit that the peace is preserved --- under all circumstances --- in a most creditable and praise worthy manner by our police organisation. THE Spanish steamer Filipino will take the place of the British barque Irazu in the Kowloon dock this afternoon. WE would remind the Companions, that a Meeting of Emergency of United Royal Arch Chapter. AT a meeting of the Justices of the Peace held this morning, the pctition of Mr. Cook of the. WE observe that the citizens of Milwaukee are asking for the prevention of Irish immigration. THE St. Petersburg Official Gazette of April 20th publishes an order by the Emperor, addressed. Another tea steamer, the Glenogle, has departed homeward bound, she having left between 4 and 5 o'clock this morning.

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