Map to Illustrate the Siamese QuestionW. & A.K. Johnston, 1893 - 114페이지 |
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Acheen alliance ANDERSON ARTICLE assistance attack authority Bendahara British Government Bunga Burmans Captain LIGHT CAVENAGH cession Chiefs coast Colonel Low Company's Court of Bangkok dated Despatch from Governor Dutch Emperor enemies engagement English Company ex-Sultan of Lingga gânu GEORGE LEITH Governor of Penang Governor of Singapore Governor-General Highness the Iang Honourable Company Inche WAN AHMED independence India island of Penang Johor Kalahome Kědah Kelantan King of Kedah King of Siam Laksamâna letter Ligor MAHOMED Majesty's Consul Malay Peninsula Malayan ment Minister neighbouring obtain Officer Pahang Perak Pětâni Phya possession praus present Prince of Wales proceeded promise protection Province Wellesley Prye Pulau Pulo Penang Purlies and Quedah Râja Raja of Kedah Rajah received request residence river ruler Selangor sent shew Siamese Government sovereign Steamer Straits Settle Straits Settlements Sultan of Trenggânu Supreme Government territories token of homage trade Treaty of Bangkok tributary Tuan of Quedah
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9 페이지 - Siam shall not go and obstruct or interrupt commerce in the states of Tringano and Calantan. English merchants and subjects shall have trade and intercourse in future with the same facility and freedom as they have heretofore had, and the English shall not go and molest, attack, or disturb those states upon any pretence whatever.
10 페이지 - Island and of Queda shall have trade and intercourse as heretofore ; the Siamese shall levy no duty upon stock and provisions, such as cattle, buffaloes, poultry, fish, paddy, and rice, which the inhabitants of Prince of Wales...
42 페이지 - My uncle being desirous of removing the uneasiness, granted a tract (of which the boundaries were defined) accordingly, placing entire dependence on the power of the Company to protect and defend him against his enemies, and Sir George Leith made a new treaty, consisting of fourteen articles, and constituting the two as one country. This, and the former treaty, are inscribed on the Company's records. During the whole government of my father and uncle, no injury or molestation of any consequence had...
13 페이지 - ARTICLE II. The interests of all British subjects coming to Siam shall be placed under the regulation and control of a Consul, who will be appointed to reside at Bangkok: he will himself conform to and will enforce the observance, by British subjects, of all the provisions of this Treaty, and such of the former Treaty negotiated by Captain Burney in 1826, as shall still remain in operation.
14 페이지 - Hill) there was no occasion to carry fire with one, for, wherever he stopped, he would find people's houses. On the eastern side likewise from Malacca as far as Batu Pahat (Hewn Stone) there was the same uninterrupted succession of houses, and a great many people dwelt along the shore; and the city of Malacca, without including the exterior, contained nineteen laxas of inhabitants (190,000).
9 페이지 - Europeans, shall be allowed to trade freely overland and by means of the rivers. Asiatic merchants, not being Burmese, Peguers, or descendants of Europeans, desiring to enter into, and trade with, the Siamese dominions from the countries of Mergui, Tavoy, Tenasserim, and Ye, which aro now subject to the English, will be allowed to do so freely, overland and by water, upon the English furnishing them with proper certificates.
21 페이지 - The Siamese also sent a mission to Malacca, and the King of Malacca was rejoiced and said — "now my heart is at rest, for my enemy is converted into my friend" — and as the historian expresses it. " God knows the whole, and to him be grace and glory.
5 페이지 - Company. The king left a large brig and a schooner, on board of which was a large amount of treasure, which fell into the hands of the captors. Numbers of his attendants who fled with him, but were not mounted upon elephants, perished from fatigue and hunger in the woods, and particularly several of his most respectable and venerable chiefs. "The king himself, after five days of severe fatigue and exposure, during which time he separated from several of his elephants, and much of his valuable property,...
42 페이지 - Sir George Leith, requested the cession of a tract of land on the opposite shore, alleging that the island being small, the Company's people were distressed for procuring timber, and the raising of cattle. My uncle being desirous of removing the uneasiness, granted a tract (of which the boundaries were defined) accordingly, placing entire dependence on the power of the Company to protect and defend him against his enemies, and Sir George Leith made a new treaty, consisting of fourteen articles, and...
32 페이지 - Company, and in the treaty must be worded with caution, so as to distinguish between an enemy endeavouring or aiming at his destruction or the kingdom, and one who may simply fall into displeasure with either the King or his Ministers.