The document discusses several events related to British rule in Hong Kong between 1847 and 1939, including shipwrecks, disease outbreaks, battles with pirates, and military engagements. Key details provided include the burial of a British expedition leader in Hong Kong in 1847, an attack on pirates near Lantao Island in 1855, and deaths from disease and fires between 1848 and 1867. The document also lists casualties from a 1849 battle and establishes a commission in Hong Kong in 1890.

1. Happy valley
cemetery
Kyra, Vishal,
Sophia, Katie, Marco

2. China Expedition
The China Expedition
was mainly about the
British
They buried the leader
in Hong Kong as Hong
Kong was under British
rule

3. Shipwreck H.M.S.
Dates of shipwrecks
1847
1854
1876
1939

4. Diseased
shipmates
people in the navy
died in 1853 due to a
disease

5. Attack on pirates
pirates were attacking the british ships
british threw bombs at the pirates in 1855
near lantao island

6. BIG Fever
june-september 1848
lots of people died

7. Fire in 1867

8. Battles
Dates of battles
1849 (Battle of Tysami)
1855 (Battle of Ty-ho
Bay)
1859

9. 1849 deaths
21 sergeants
11 corporals
4 drummers
466 privates
36 women
107 children

10. Commission in
hong kong in 1890

11. Index
Commission- Giving the authority to perform
a task
Sergeants- a noncommissioned officer in the
armed forces
Corporals- A low ranking sergeants
H.M.S- His Majesty Ship

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