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Destruction of opium at Humen
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Situation map of First Opium War
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Hong-Kong
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The Attack on Thapoo was ended-The Suburbs on Fire.
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Capture of Ting-hai, Chusan
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Great victory in Kraal Hillock
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Capture of Ting-hai 1841
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The hon: East India company’s steamer "nemesis" and the boats of the Sulphur, Calliope, Larne and Starling, destroying the Chinese war junks in Anson’s bay. 1841
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The Emperor 'Teaou-Kwang' reviewing his Guards, Palace of Peking" 1841
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Attack and capture of Chuenpee, near Canton. 1841
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Entrance to Chin-chew River Fokien 1841
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West Gate of Ching Keang Foo 1842
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1842 CHINESE GUN, TOWER NANKIN, CANTON NEMESIS WAR JUNKS
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Joss House, Chapoo 1842
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Capture of Chin-Keang-Foo. 1842
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China, Fort Victoria, Kowloon. (Kowloon, Hong Kong. China)
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THE WAR IN CHINESE 1857. Chinese modern first-class junk of war. Chinese war junks of the old style.
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1849 H.M.S Medea Junks Ships Tienpak Harbour China
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Opium smoking in China. – From drawings by a native artist.
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The French attack on the bridge Pa-Li-Chian, eight miles from Pekin. – From a sketch by our special artist in China.
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French spoils from China recently exhibited at the palace of the Tuileries.
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Weighing the compensation money exacted from the Chinese for the released British prisoners and for the families of those who were murdered.
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