The grandest Chinese meeting yet held cly the Tien T's Hi of the new Victoria Hall 18th of November, Hurst, the British Ca dress ai with their retin ses throng his Seer Lover ty Wael 1 from Han sure possibly romero than th The much-respect just as well there as not only were all avail ts occu pied, but more than fifty. or xty persons had to stand, Phe acoustic properties of the Hall are fond, and Mr. Chang, the next tthe Customs, who had most kind cemented ta interpre', found it impossi to wake him a crowd, which was We regretted, as the excell f his exe is. well known, Bur "his place fillet Mr. Adams, who pry ble into prefer for Mes, Little's Several officials and names as subscribers to the and the Wuha meeting ma initiate n wow ora i nals of the Tien Hoi, The Hankow mectins, however, in one matter passed every other, Chih-tang against Foothinting aid demands, and some of the were left regretting that m the Suifu re not to he had, One als was ne hinding in his family now, Two mandarin families at Wuchang are aly known to have sivan up indin Also Him mandarin family influenced by tracts from Szechuan has two daughters unbound and both already betrothed, whilst their father and brother are sail ty he themselves writing tracts on the st Several Hankow comneadores are sternly against binding, and Me. Yang Wing of Messrs. Mobithuif's was expected to speak, had he not also been called over to Wacehang, He has alrendy formed an Anti-binding Society himself at Mecw, strom srtunately: most of these nese anti-binding Sueieries have stopped work since the Empress suppressed all Huis, Therefore th more need at present for fore
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