{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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EnGLIsH LADIES IN CArToN.-The ladies con lrved by their disregard of Chinese prejudices and English gente,nen's advice, to get up a mob, some years ago, which cost ssne blood and property, and threatened much more disastrous result than actually realized. The daring of the is not get subdued, though the rioIous disposition of the China men may be, az the following extract off let ter just received from Hong Kong, will prove. "Mrs. -, lady of fine appearance and resolu,e character, who has been residing short time at Hong Kong, went to canton few weeks ago, to that city, be-

 fore her return to England. She went without her husband, and walked about the streets just when. where, and how she liked, without regard to crowds or customs or the remonstrances of merchants, who were very fearful of the consequences,-but il all passed off quietly She has secured the honor ofbe- ing the first English lady who ever appeared thus in Canton. So great a change astonishes every one. "