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1835 年

Hong Kong Chronicle Archive · 1835

1835 年由《香港志》電子書抽取嘅原子歷史事實,共 2 條。每條只記時間、地點、人物/組織, 經去情感化、去敘事化處理,並附原書檔名同頁碼,方便核對。

2 atomic historical facts for 1835, extracted from the Hong Kong Chronicles e-books. Each records only time, place and people or organisations — de-narrativised — with the source file and page number.

本年志錄

Chronicle archive entries dated 1835

清道光十五年七月十九日,即1835年9月11日,盧坤以兩廣總督身分發出命令,嚴禁屬下官兵假借追捕海盜之名,擅自徵用漁船,同時於坪洲天后宮豎立石碑,將此諭令公告周知。

On the nineteenth day of the seventh month of the fifteenth year of the Daoguang reign of the Qing dynasty, i.e. 11 September 1835, Lu Kun, in his capacity as Governor-General of Liangguang, issued an order strictly prohibiting subordinate officers and soldiers from requisitioning fishing boats under the pretext of pursuing pirates, and erected a stone tablet at the Tin Hau Temple on Peng Chau to publicise the decree.

來源 《香港志·總述 大事記》 · p.122

道光十五年九月初十日,鴻臚寺卿黃爵滋上書朝廷,指英國人與沿海商販及水師勾結,使躉船可停泊於大嶼山裝運鴉片,再以小型船隻走私至廣州、南海、番禺等沿海地方。

On the tenth day of the ninth month of the fifteenth year of the Daoguang reign, Huang Juezi, the Qinglusi Qing, submitted a memorial to the court stating that the British colluded with coastal traders and the navy, enabling hulks to anchor at Lantau to load opium and then smuggle it by small boats to Canton, Nanhai, Panyu and other coastal places.

來源 《香港志·總述 大事記》 · p.122

本頁屬 香港志錄(共 29775 條); 精選準日大事見 /chronicle。

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