pany, which became a _semimilitary body at the time of the Tientsin massacre in 1870, and wore! the old uniform of black trousers, flannel shirts, and feathered hat.
During his residence in Shanghai, Mr. Maitland was actively interested in many progressive movements. The Settlement has changed almost out of recognition since his day, and men of his school have almost passed out of memor; All the more does his death give occasion for a tribute to those personal qualities which have done much to furnish Shanghai with fine traditions and to set its future on solid foundations.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.