Canteens at Barrack Fort To Let in 1845 Proposals Call
London October notices announce barracks canteens to be let for the year ending September 30 1845. Proposals must show two sureties and residence in the canteen. Sealed bids to the Secretary to the Board of Ordnance due by noon October 15 with consents, indenture and stamp duty to be arranged.
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China and India letters reveal Canton affair and Elliot critique
A recipient in Bombay recaps long dispatches from China noting Canton’s defense, British tactics, and the controversial ransom payment. The writer condemns Captain Elliot for withdrawing troops after securing money and calls for harsher surrender terms, while predicting imperial reactions and future seizures. The piece also reports on Sir Le Fleming Senhouse’s death and the Opium revenue maneuvers amid rising tensions.
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Vihshan
India
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P.S
Proclamations by Captain Elliot Urge Cantonese Departure
An 1874 Canton proclamation calls on the Imperial commissioners and their troops to leave Canton within twenty hours or risk British withdrawal of protection and seizure of property, blaming the officials for mismanagement and urging unity to save the city and province. It warns of war ruin if troops remain and praises British protection.
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Canton
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tha'To
Cantos
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Ebro
le Periday
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Canton Province
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Lung and
Yang
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tba-Singher Gate
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Asket
Hriegtag
Proclamation Offering Rewards for English Rebel Destruction
A grand declaration from high Chinese officials urges mobilization against English rebels. Promises include rewards up to 100,000 dollars for capturing traitors, 50,000 for key prisoners, and 5,000 for seizing steamers, with further distinctions for burning ships, capturing enemies alive, and punishing resistors. Names of Bremer Morrison and Thom appear amid broad exhortations to Canton officers and merchants to aid the campaign.
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Lodis
Proclamation by Thaye Imperial Commissioners On Quiet After War
The proclamation notes military operations have ceased and urges village and militia restraint. It warns against opposing temporary orders and against seizing merchants, demanding compliance with law while maintaining guards and tranquility. It references May 28 and orders from authorities.
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