Raccolta de' Viaggi piu interessanti... Milano, 1818-21, 48 vol. Voir AMHERST, Grande Encyclopédie, par Henri Cordier. -- CLARKE ABEL. Narrative of a Journey in the Interior of China, and of a voyage to and from that country, in the years 1816 and 1817; containing an account of the most interesting transactions of Lord Amherst's Embassy to the Court of Pekin, and Observations on the countries which it visited. By Clarke Abel, F. L. S. and Member of the Geological Society, Chief Medical Officer and Naturalist to the Embassy. Illustrated by Maps and other engravings. London: Longman, 1818, in-4, pp. xvi-420. Memoirs of the Chief Incidents of the Public Life of Sir George Thomas Staunton, Bart. Hon. D. C. L. of Oxford; one of the King's Commissioners to the Court of Pekin, and afterwards for some time member of Parliament for South Hampshire, and for the borough of Portsmouth. Printed for Private Circulation. London: L. Booth, 1856, in-8, pp. vп-232. Avec un portrait d'après Sir George Hayter. George Thomas Staunton, né 26 mai 1781, à Milford, près Salisbury. Select Letters written on the occasion of the Memoirs of Sir G. T. Staunton, Bart. by his private friends. London, 1857, in-8, pp. 77. and attached to the Embassy. London: 1819, in-8, pp. 68. Avait paru dans The Pamphleteer, périodique. A Memoir of the Principal Occurences during an Embassy from the British Government to the Court of China in the year 1816. By the Rev. Dr. Robert Morrison, Author of the Chinese Dictionary, Grammar, &c., &c. and attached to the Embassy. London Printed for the Editor; sold by Hatchard and Son... 1820. Price Three Shillings and Six-pence, in-8, . 96. La préface est signée: John Morton. J. F. DAVIS. Pp. Scenes in China, exhibiting the Manners, Customs, Diversions, and singular peculiarities of the Chinese, Together with the Mode of Travelling, navigation, &c. in that vast empire. Taken from the latest Authorities, and including the most interesting particulars in Lord Amherst's recent embassy. London: Printed for E. Wallis, 42, Skinner-street, and J. Wallis, Marine Library, Sidmouth, in-12, pp. vi-181. Grav. *J. Wolcott (olim Peter Pindar, Esq.) A most solemn and important Epistle to the Emperor of China on his uncourtly and impolitic Behaviour to the sublime Ambassadors of Great Britain. 1817, in-4, pp. 22. Observations on the Expediency of opening a Second Port in China, addressed to the President and Select Committee of Supracargoes for the management of the Affairs of the Honourable East India Company in China, by Samuel Ball, Esq., Inspector of Teas. (Journ. Roy. As. Soc., VI, M. DCCC. XLI, Art. IX, pp. 182/221.) Dated 2nd July 1816. Was written on the occasion of Lord Amherst's Embassy to Pekin. A few copies were printed at the Company's Press, at Macao, early in the year 1817, for private circulation only. » - Hudibrastic History of Amherst's embassy to China by W. A. Kentish... London: published by Davis & Co., s. d. [1840?], in-8, pp. 180. Authority. Printed and Published at the Office of the China Mail, 1847, in-fol. 1847. 1849. Ibid., 1850. - 1850. The Same. 1845. Ibid., 1847. 1846. Ibid., 1847. - Hongkong Consular Ordinances. 1844. By Authority. Printed and Published at the Office of the China Mail, 1846, in-fol. The Same. 1845-46. Ibid., 1847. -1847. Ibid., 1848. — 1849. Ibid., 1850. 1850. Ibid., 1851. A Digest and Index of All the Ordinances of the Hongkong Government (to the close of 1849). By William Tarrant. Hongkong Printed by D. Noronha, MDCCCL. Price one guinea, pp. x1-191-ccxxvi, in-8. The Ordinances of Hongkong. By Authority. London: Printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode, 1866, in-8, pp. x-600. Depuis 1844 jusqu'au 30 juin 1865. The Ordinances of Hongkong. Authority. - Hongkong By Printed by Noronha & Sons, printers to Hongkong Government. 1868, etc., in-8. Depuis le 1er juillet 1865 jusqu'au 9 déc. 1873. -The Ordinances of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Hongkong. Concise Edition from the year 1844 to the end of 1890. Compiled for the government of Hongkong, by A. J. Leach, Barrister-atLaw. By Authority. Hongkong : Printed by Noronha & Co., Government Printers. Vol. I, 1891. Vol. II, 1892. 2 vol. in-8. -The Ordinances of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Hongkong, commencing with the year 1844. Vol. I. Containing Ordinances No. 1 of 1844 to No. 13 of 1864, together with Regulations, Rules and Orders in Force on the 31st October, 1890. Compiled for the Government of Hongkong, by A. J. LEACH, Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, under the general supervision of the Law Revision commission. -- By Authority. - Hongkong: Printed by Noronha & Co., Government Printers. 1890. Vol. II. Containing Ordinances. No. 1 of 1865 to No. 18 of 1873, together with Regulations, Rules and Órders in Force on the 31st December, 1890. — ... Hongkong... 1890. — Vol. III. Containing Ordinances No. 1 of 1874 to No. 22 of 1884, together with Regulations, Rules and Orders in Force on the 31st December, 1890.-... Hongkong... 1891. Vol. IV. Containing Ordinances No. 1 of 1885 to No. 24 of 1887, together with Regulations, Rules and Orders in Force on the 31st March 1891.— 4 vol. in-4. *B. Shepherd. - Companies' Ordinances of Hongkong. Hongkong, 1891, in-8, Pp. 110. *Index to the Hongkong Ordinances up to June 1895. Hongkong, 1895, in-8, Pp. 105. -Reports of Meetings of the Legislative Council. Hongkong, 1893, etc., in-8. A few Notices on the extent of Chinese Education, and the Government Schools of Hongkong; with remarks on the History and Religious Notions of the Inhabitants of this Island. By the Rev. W. Lobscheid, Missionary, and Inspector of the Government Schools. Hongkong, Printed at the «China Mail office, MDCCCLIX, br. in-8, pp. 48 et un tableau. A Vindication of the character of the undersigned from the aspersions of Mr. T. Chisholm Anstey, ex-Attorney general of Hongkong. As contained in his charges, his pamphlet, and his letter to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. By Daniel. Richard Caldwell, Registrar general and Protector of Chinese, Hongkong. Hongkong Noronha's Office,... 1860, in-8, pp. 70. - Laws of the Colony of Hongkong 18411854, gr. in-8 de 490 pages. Documents connected with the Hongkong Stamp Act, passed in the Legislative Council, Sept. 5th. Printed and Published at the Daily Press office, Hongkong, 1866, br. in-8, pp. 45. > - Statute Law in Hongkong by Q. B. (Notes and Queries on China and Japan, Vol. I, pp. 30-32, 59.) Voir BLUE BOOKS, infra. *The Rights of Aliens in Hongkong. -The History of the Laws and Courts of - Hong Kong. Return to an Address of the House of Lords, dated 22nd March -Hong Kong. (Restrictions upon the Chinese.) Ordered by The House of Commons to be Hong Kong. Sanitary Condition of Hong Kong and alleged Restrictions upon the Chinese (in continuation of H. C. 426). Ordered... 28 February 1882 (79). In-fol., Hong Kong. Correspondence respect- ing the alleged existence of Chinese Slavery in Hong Kong. Presented... March 1882. London, 1882, in-fol., pp. 123 [C. — 3185], Hong Kong. Further Correspondence on the Sanitary Condition of Hong Kong. .'. Thirty years of Colonial Government a * My Colonial Service: British Guiana, St. Lucia, Trinidad, Fiji, Australia, New- foundland, Hongkong By Sir G. William des Vœux, G. C. M. G., with portraits and illustrations. London, Murray, 1903, 2 vol. Notice: Lond. & China Teleg., July 20, 1903. CHINA BRANCH OF THE ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY. Cette Société a été fondée le 5 Janvier 1847 sous le nom de « Philosophical Society of China ». Son premier président était le Major H. P. Burn. Le 19 du même mois, le nom fut changé en celui de « The Asiatic Society of China », les règlements furent adoptés, les officiers furent nommés (la liste du 5 ayant été annulée) et Sir John F. Davis fut élu président. La séance d'inauguration eut lieu le vendredi 15 Février 1847. La Société asiatique de Hong-kong n'existe plus depuis longtemps. Elle a publié six volumes ou cahiers de mémoires : -Transactions of the China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society. 1847. Hongkong: Printed at the office of the China Mail, MDCCCXLVIII, in-8, pp. 14-78. Contents. Preliminary Address. I. Land Tenure in China. Remarks on the acquisition, common-tenure, and alienation of Real Property in China, accompanied by a Facsimile and Translation of a Deed of Sale By Thomas Taylor Meadows, Interpreter to H. M.'s Consulate at Canton. II. Hot Springs of Yong-Mák. A short account of a visit to the Hot Springs of Yong-Mak By J. C. Bowring. III. Chinese Anatomy and Physiology. A Treatise on the Chinese System of Anatomy and Physiology by Dr. W. A. Harland. IV. Chinese Copper coinage. Notes on the Tsien, or Copper Cash of the Chinese : Extracted from a native publication, the Ta-tsing Hwuy-tien, by Mr. C. B. Hillier, and communicated by the President. — V. The Mines in China. On the Mines of the Chinese Empire by the Rev. C. Gutzlaff, Principal Chinese Secretary to the British Government in China. Journal of Proceedings. Report of the Council. Appendix Suggestions for future discussion by the Rev. Charles Gutzlaff. Members of the Society in 1847. - III. Leprosy in China and the East; by Benjamin Hobson, M. B. IV. The Rice-Paper Plant of China. The Rice-Paper Plant and its uses, by J. C. Bowring. V. Inscriptions on Porcelain Bottles found in ancient Egyptian Tombs. Remarks upon Facsimiles, sent by Messieurs Julien and Rondot of Paris, of twelve inscriptions on Porcelain Bottles, alleged to have been found in ancient Egyptian Tombs by W. H. Medhurst, Junior. VI. Public Executions at Canton. Description of Proceedings in the Criminal Court of Canton By Harry S. Parkes. With an account of an execution at Canton: By Frank Parish. - VII. Life and Writings of Commissioner Lin. On the Character and Writings of Commissioner Lin Tsih-seu By Dr. Bowring. - VIII. The Kingdom of Siam. A brief description of the present state of Siam, with its inhabitants, products, trade, &c. By the Rev. W. Dean, D. D. — IX. Tablet in the Polo Temple. Translation of an inscription on a Tablet in the Polo Temple near Canton, erected by Commissioner Seu and Governor Ye: Translated by Harry S. Parkes. Journal of Proceedings. China Mail, MDCCCLV, in-8, pp. 106, sans le titre, la table, la préface et les errata. Contents. Preface. - List of Office-Bearers for 1855. I. Marriage, Affinity, and Inheritance in China: By W. H. Medhurst, Jun. II. On the Eagre of the Tsien-Tang By D. J. Macgowan, M. D. III. On ancient Chinese pronunciation: By the Rev. Joseph Edkins, of the London Missionary Society, Shanghae (Part I). - IV. Ancient Chinese Pronunciation (Part II). V. Chinese Medical Jurisprudence. Notice of a Chinese Work on Medical Jurisprudence, entitled Se-yuen-luh (t), or Records of the Washing away of in(洗冤錄), juries, with a collection of cases in illustration, a new edition, with additional notes and explanations: By W. A. Harland, M. D. VI. Chinese Porcelain Bottles found in the Egyptian Tombs. Their antiquity and uses: By Harry Parkes. Journal of Proceedings. Errata. Contents. List of Office-Bearers for 1856. Preface. I. The Population of China. A Letter on the Population of China, addressed to the Registrar General, London: By Sir John Bowring. - II. A General Description of the Pagodas in China. By the Rev. William Charles Milne. III. On an Ancient inscription in Chinese and Mongol, from a Stone Tablet at Shanghae: by Mr. A. Wylie, printer to the London Missionary Society, Shanghae. IV. Phases in the Development of Tauism: By the Rev. Joseph Edkins, Shanghae. - V. An account of Sanscrit and Mongolian characters found in Chinese Books: By the Rev. Joseph Edkins, Shanghae. VI. Notes on some places visited during a surveying expedition round the coast of Japan and Korea, in the summer of 1855 by John Richards, Commanding H. M. Surveying Sloop Saracen. - VII. On the Topography and Natural History of Turon, in Cochinchina by W. A. Harland, M. D. — VIII. Notes on recent physical phenomena in Japan and China: By D. J. Macgowan, M. D. Journal of Proceedings. -Transactions... Part VI. - 1859. Hong kong Printed at the office of the China Mail, MDCCCLIX, in-8, p. 164, sans le titre, la table et l'introduction. Contents Office-Bearers for 1858. -- 新 . By the Rev. Mr. Krone. VI. Some Obser vations on the Ghilack or Ghailack Race: their manners, customs, and the regions they inhabit: By John Mortlock Tronson, R. N. VII. Some Observations on the Coast Tartars, and their homes By J. M. Tronson, R. N. VIII. On an ancient inscription in the Neu-Chih language: By the Rev. A. Wylie, Shanghae. Journal of Proceedings. PUBLICATIONS DIVERSES. Voir Nemesis, col. 2371. Hongkong, possession anglaise. (Rev. de l'Or. et de l'Algérie, II, 1847, pp. 81/103.) Ext. par 0. MacCarthy, de W. D. Bernard's Narrative of the Nemesis, Lond. 1844. -The Memory of the Righteous. mon preached September 10, 1843, on the occasion of the death of the Hon. John Robert Morrison, Member of the Legislative Council of Hongkong, and Chinese Secretary to her Majesty's Government in China. By the Rev. S. R. Brown, Tutor in the school of the Morrison Education Society, at Victoria, Hongkong. London : Report on the Island of Hongkong, by Notice on the Coleoptera of Hong Kong, -Hongkong illustrated in a Series of Views. -- Logicae institutiones quae in collegio Replies to Queries in relation to China, Proposed by Sir G. T. Staunton, Bart., M. P., in the year 1846. By Dr. C. Gutzlaff. (Journ. Roy. As. Soc., XII, M. DCCC.L, art. IX, pp. 386/400.) -Statements and Suggestions regarding Hongkong, addressed to the Hon. F. Scott, - Further Suggestions. London, 1851. Le brief report en tête est signé T. HAMBERG. « · Remarks on the Cause and Character of Colony of Hongkong. (Chinese Commer- - Iets over het Protestantsche Vondelinghuis British Museum, 4765, aa. Hongkong, Canton and Macao. (W. G. Palgrave.) (Cornhill Mag., XXXVII, -Value of British Produce and Manufac- tures exported to Hongkong, from 1834 to 1863 inclusive. London, 1864, in-fol. Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Hongkong Hotel Co. limited. Hong- Under the Peak; or, Jottings in Verse, written during a lengthened Residence in the colony of Hongkong. By William T. Mercer, M. A. Oxon... London: John Cam- den Hotten, Piccadilly. 1869, in-8, pp. x- I. L'Église de Tei-chea-ha. - - - II. Les religieuses canossiennes. |