October Sth.—(1) The Emperor sanctions the building of temples in honour of Liu Lien-chieh, who has died recently. The late officer served with much distinction and in many battles as Commander of a body of Hunan troops against the Taij rebels, and has since held important mi ince Sioners sani to investigate the charges made tury commands in different, places.—His against the Governor of Hun One exploits will also be recorded in the State sttbject of accusation was that, on his return Historiographer's Office. to his post after filling the higher position.pe of aN OFFICIAL FROM BANISHMENT, of Acting Governor-General of Hupei and Hunan, he was a sulky and disappointed (2) It has been reported to the Emperor ian and shut himsel€ up in his residence, that cashiered official named Chang Lu-declining on plea of sickness to grant in-chieh has escaped from the post roads feign are che On ch eae vs ordinates, whose duty it where he had been sent to do duty. Search
have gone in his chair, instead of on foot, to Place and at Peking, where it is thought make obeisance to the Emperor's tablet at; that he may be hiding. the time of the winter solstice and the new
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