HC Deb 23 March 1922 vol 152 c646
10. Mr. L'ESTRANGE MALONE

asked the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs what is the total amount already paid to this country by China in respect of the Boxer indemnity; what is the amount still owing; how much China has paid to France; how much is still owing; how much has been paid to other European countries; and how much is still owing to them?

Lieut.-Colonel Sir J. GILMOUR (for Sir R. Horne)

The amount paid into the Exchequer, as shown in the Annual Finance Accounts for the years 1906–07 to 1919–20, amounts to £4,284,799 1s. In addition, £1,238,894 was paid in respect of British claims other than that of His Majesty's Government. The amount remaining to be paid by China is £11,186,547 12s. 8d. My right hon. Friend has no information as to the amounts paid by China to other countries in respect of the indemnity.