ABSTRACT OF PEKING GAZETTES, and. its. enver issue. by..the deputy.and the Govern Prefecture, The following is a list of the establishments, with the grants respectively ch by a separate decree which the 108 of children and widows, wuated in the south of Peking, picula 800.
The P'u Chi T'ang, where the poor, are housed and fed, also in the south of Peking, Shan T'ang, a night refuge for the poor, in the south of the Chinese city, piculs 300.
The Lu Kou Chino great kitchen, piculs The Memorialists explain that although the harvest has been good this year, the distress caused by last year's floods is atill very great, and im sone places the Inst harvest has not boon plentiful owing to want of rain in the early spring.
(2) A Memorial from the Governor of Ili, Previous to the rebellion in this region th salaries of the Princes, Dukes and nol in the Financial Treasurer of it was customary to bestow dignitaries being, prepared at Imperial manufactor! is from lists furnished at regul the Governor-General of She suh, to whom ¢ when prepared, the recipients, " When the rebellion. bro! out in this region during the reign Tung Chih, the Board of Revenue, suggested ito His Majesty that the above mentioned ould for the time being refurnished 1g, 8 proposal which received His Majesty's approval, Since that date the Board have continued to issue these allotments, but the Memorialistis now iit receipt of '® communication from them in which they state that as tranquillity now reigns throughout the whole of the New Dominion the old order of things muar be reverted to, commencing from next year, Inasmuch, however, as the Ili Treasury has no funds to met expenditure for bility should also be pr The Aemoriallat "wont ided by the: Kansuh Treasury.
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