Papers relating to the China war, 1856-58.

Most pamphlets "Presented to the House of Commons by command of Her Majesty [1857-58]"No. [8] printed by Eyre and Spottiswoode.Binder's title.[13] Hong Kong. Copies or extracts of correspondence with Sir John Bowring on the subject of his application for a vote from Parliament to defray the expense of measures of precaution and defence at Hong Kong ... [1857].--[14] Hong Kong. Copies of, or extracts from, any papers connected with the confinement of Chinese prisoners at Hong Kong, and with the trial of a baker and others on the charge of poisoning. [1857].--[15] Chinese prisoners (Hong Kong) [1858].--[16] Correspondence with the Chinese High Commissioner Yeh. [1858][1] Papers relating to the proceedings of Her Majesty's naval forces at Canton. [1857].--[2-4] Further papers relative to the proceedings of Her Majesty's naval forces at Canton. [1857].--[5] Correspondence respecting the registration of colonial vessels at Hong kong. [1857].--[6] Correspondence relative to entrance into Canton, 1850-1855. [1857].--[7] Correspondence relative to the operations in the Canton River, April 1847. [1857].--[8] Further correspondence relative to the operations in the Canton River. 1857.--[9] Correspondence respecting consular interference for the prevention of smuggling in China. [1857].--[10] Correspondence between the Foreign Office and the East India and China Association of Liverpool in 1846, 1847, and 1848. [1857].--[11] Correspondence respecting insults in China. [1857].--[12] Further paper relating to the proceeding of Her Majesty's naval forces at Canton. [1857].--Mode of access: Internet