British residents at Yokohama weigh security and evacuation risks
A Yokohama meeting of British residents debates whether to wait for British Government guarantees or advise evacuation if security cannot be assured. Despatches from Colonel Neale and Mr. Winchester outline that Her Majesty's Government demands reparations from Japan after the September incident and may order coercive measures, with residents warned of possible untenable living conditions and the need to protect embarkation if danger rises.
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Macpherson
Macdonald
Japan
Bell
Corns
Young
Yokohama
Gower
Willgoss
Neale
Consul Winchester
Trudson
H. J. Hoorrn
C.A. Wiscatster
J. Macpherson
J. Macdonald
Diig
Hang
C. A. Winchester, Meg
British Residents at Yokohama Seek Safeguards and Evacuation Options
July 21 1868 Yokohama residents report to British Consulate on 19 April despatches from H M Government. They urge protection for persons and property, oppose evacuation, and request means if evacuation becomes necessary. Letters discuss potential coercive measures, open ports, and extended deadlines for demands and security arrangements in Yokohama.
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Yokohama
H.B.M
H. M
H.M
H.A
Inst
H.m.s
Ringdove
Shanghai
E. H. J. Hooper
Charles A. Winchester
B.M
Kanagawa
Gaxttumen
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London and
China Telegraph
Yokuyama
Hi. M
Kuper
Oway
St. John Neal A. Winchester, Esq
H.m.’S