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DATE.
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SUBJECT MATTER.
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(1) 1842, Aug. 29
(Nanking, Treaty).
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Peace. Indemnity. Cession of Hongkong. Ports opened. Institution of Tariff Duties.
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(2) 1843, June 26
(Hongkong).
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Declaration confirming Transit Duties at existing rate. (Amended 1858.)
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(3) 1843, July.
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General Regulations for British Trade at Canton, Amoy, Foochow, Ningpo and Shanghai. Embodied in No. 4.
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(4) 1843, Oct. 8.
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Supplementary Treaty of Commerce.
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(5) 1846, April 4
(Bocca Tigris, Convention).
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Admission of Foreigners into Canton postponed. Chusan evacuated by British.
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(6) 1847, April 6
(Agreement).
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Canton to be opened in two years time. Trade at Honan. Erection of Churches at Ports of Trade.
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(7) 1858, June 26
(Tientsin, Treaty).
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Peace. Appointment of Ambassadors and Consuls. Religious Toleration. Eight ports opened. Administration of Justice. Revision of Tariff Navigation. Veto on use of expression "Barbarian."
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(8) 1858, Nov. 8
(Shanghai, Agreement).
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Rules of Trade. Tariff of Imports and Exports. Transit Dues.
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(9) 1860, Oct. 24
(Peking, Convention).
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Peace. Residence in Peking of British Minister. Tientsin opened. Cession of Kowloon.
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(10) 1865, Oct. 27
(Peking, Agreement).
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Articles relative to Customs. Seizures at Shanghai.
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(11) 1866, March 5
(Peking, Convention).
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Regulations for engagement of Chinese emigrants.
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(12) 1869, Oct. 23
(Peking, Convention).
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Supplementary regulations for commerce and navigation. Ports opened.
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(13) 1876, Sept. 13
(Chefoo, Agreement).
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Settlement of Yunnan case. Official Intercourse and Trade between the two countries. Ports opened.
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(14) 1880, Dec. 10
(Peking, Agreement).
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Personal Relations and Official Intercourse and Trade between Consular Officers and Provincial Authorities.
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(15) 1885, July 18
(London).
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Additional Article to Chefoo Agreement. Traffic in Opium.
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(16) 1886, July 24
(Peking, Convention).
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Relative to Burma and Tibet.
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(17) 1886, Sept. 11
(Hongkong, Agreement).
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Opium Trade at Hongkong.
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(18) 1890, March 17
(Calcutta).
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Sikkim and Tibet. Boundary. Trade.
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(19) 1890, March 31
(Peking, Additional Article).
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Chungking to be a Treaty Port.
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(20) 1893, Dec. 5
(Darjeeling, Regulations)
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Supplementing Sikkim-Tibet Convention. Yatung opened to trade.
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(21) 1894, March 1
(London, Convention).
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Burma and China. Boundary. Trade.
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(22) 1894, Sept. 6
(Tientsin, Convention).
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Junction of Chinese and Burmese Telegraph Lines.
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(23) 1897, Feb. 4
(Peking, Agreement).
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Modification of 21. Opening of Ports on West River.
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(24) 1898, Feb. 9-11
(Peking, Exchange of Notes).
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"China will never alienate any territory in the provinces adjoining the Yangtze to any other Power."
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(25) 1898, June 9
(Peking, Convention).
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Extension of Hongkong Territory.
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(26) 1898, July 1
(Peking, Convention).
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Lease of Weihaiwei.
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(27) 1901, Sept. 7
(Peking, Final Protocol).
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Resumption of Friendly Relations. Indemnity for Boxer Rising. Legation Quarter. Reforms Waiwupu.
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(28) 1902, Aug. 29
(Shanghai, Agreement).
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New Chinese Import Tariff.
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(29) 1902, Sept. 5
(Shanghai, Mackay Treaty).
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Commercial Relations.
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(30) 1904, May 13
(London, Convention).
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Chinese Labour in British Colonies.
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(31) 1905, May 23
(Peking, Convention).
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Revision of 22. Chinese and Burmese Telegraph Lines.
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(32) 1905, Sept. 27
(Peking, Agreement).
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Huangpu Conservancy.
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(33) 1906, April 27
(Peking, Convention).
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Tibet. Confirming Anglo-Tibetan Treaty of September 7, 1904.
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(34) 1911, May 8
(Peking).
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Importation of Opium.
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