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No. 7090, MAY 4, 1886.]
prevention of any nuisance, and for the imposing of roualties for branches of the
Batne.
ment of
“Waa
A
Twe Ohinese boatmen were fined $25 each,
After a good deal of evidence had been led, with the option of one month's hard labour,
our judgment was given by Mr Justice Rustell at the Police Court this morning for cruelly
for the plaintiff, with costs. The plaintiff ill-treating cattle with which thoir junk) Wasladou. Inspector Orloy who prosented was represented by Mr Musap,
THE CHINA MAIL.
SAYS the A.-D. News of Thursday, the 29th ultimo --We understand that at a preliminary meeting of the Committee ap
сал
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on
respecta
MEETING OF THE LEGISLA- TIVE COUNCIL.
The menbers of the Legislative Council met this afternoon. There were present
W. Keswick; Hon. Wong Shing.
MINUTES.
turned and the 3rd cave was abandoned, In & coses of manslaughter a ver- dict for the prosecution was obtained in For the prisoner in Abandoned
of the 25tli Decombur.
ed to...
.1884
Tho rent on land leased for the
3
2
1883
1
52
first time amounted to
In 1884, 34 New Leases were granted. In 1885, 150. The increase is chiefy accounted for by the issue of a large number of Leases at Hanghom and Kanling for Inland Lota. The fees in 1884 were The fees in 1884 were..... In 1836 they were........
...
one
$4,321.50
.....
243
129.
176
the not
ybe
as
A
on
HARUGIA REGULATIONS."
4
8159,100.561
159,929:02 155,490.857
,824.16
a 9.
30 Karol Building Lots
Stanley Inland
5 Marine Late, Aberdeen, 56 Inland Lats, Abordeca 19 Marine Lots, Aplichaa 19 Inland Lots, Aplichau, 01 Shaukiwán, Lots
Lots,
1 Lot, 16 Kaulung Marine Lots,
Kaulung Irland Lots,
0 Farm Lots, Kaulung, 72 Garden Lots, Kantung, 121 Inland Lots, Hunghom,
Fecs 1884, In 1885,
Total
Registry Supeans Court, 30th January, 1884. Registry Supens Court,
70,585,76
•2,594.44 1103.98)
1,686.90
579.16
329,30
84 1,087.60
11,000,69
186
2,072.29 210.37 2,084 10 063.00
B155,490.80
84,521:50 $9,080,00
Row. J. ACKBOYD,
Registrar
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE
POLICE COURT.N (To the Editor of the CHINA, MATE')
4th May, 1886. 81,-I read at fint with hearty approval
vorment
frum
wer
AN action was raised to-day in the Bammary
Three cason of Marior were tried in 1880, Tonnochy, and again by my honourable
́LAND OFFICE RETURN FOR 1885. in two cases a verdict of not guilty was re-friend opposite, and last year by the The Acting Attorney General moved the The total of the Rent Hall of Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court by Ng
present Superintendent of Victoria haur Regulations Ordinance 1886. In doing December, 1853, ahoantad
Gaol second reading of a bill entitled the Har Man Kwon against Tam Yik Kiu, the editor
the Colony, on the 25th in his roport, which was to the offest of the Chiness Mait, and a friend of his, Tampointed by the Chamber of Commerce to
that juvenile offenders left the prison worse soha said. This bill purposes to give to be 200 Avenir du Tonkin ways --About une
than when they came there; and there was authority to mako rules and regulations for And for the year 1895
the decesary For the year 1884, Núi, for the recovery of 8350, the balance of raino a Memorial to the late Bir Harry o'clock on the afternoon of the 6th of April
Parkes, held some days back, it was dater.
no doubt that they became liardona sut Governor in Cound this access to pay to no doubt that they became liardoued, and aum due to the plaintiff by Tam à May, mined that the Memorial should take the
as they grew up joined the criminal classes the Harbour instead of embodying them, as
ing them, as In 1885, 27 Leases, the Crown the European colony of Tourano saluted
a contractor at Yau-ma-ti, for which the form of a nonument to be erected to his There were 15 cases of other offence of the Colony. It was determined if they existed at present, in an ordinance. Reat on which amounted to with warm ovations the entry into the river
defendants had become securities. The memory in some public place in Shanghai, against the person, including one case of possible to do something to prevent it.
possible to do something to prevent it. It has been thought tors advisable to pass. Wore surrendered to or re on- of the first merchant French stesmor which
and also that with the object of raising auf. Shooting with intent to murder.
Hitherto the Magistrates sont juvonile 6 ordinance giving the Governor power tered by plaintiff's story was to the effect that the full scient funds to make
ic Refer to make rules shd regulations; and if those 150 Leases with a rental of 4,392.00 has penetrated into the waters of Oua-nem.
Amount due by the defendants was $600, the subject of the Memorial and the place, cases of other offences against property...
$100, the subject of these this worthy both of cases of Robbery with violence and 83 offenders to the Roman Catholic Refor. to make rules and regulations,
taatory, but when they found they had require alteration or shringe the Governor After three days of slow and painful bioy-
the other communities in amber af with shorn for 1884
ailynge the Governor 10 macesneont really no power to do that and that theroen very oily make thora in Council, were granted during the same period, which was part of a debt contracted for the the other communities in China should be ing to find a practicable channel, the sloop
Those last figures compare unfavorably was no power to detaiti the offender there whorens if embodied in an ordinanda is There were on the 26th December release of an Aunstite steamer. Of this instante, and that a namba with share for 1884 and 1683, when the they gave it up, and for several years post would be very difñoult to make the change, 275 Marine Lots within Rental of 60,927,82
to co-operate, of and hosters to co-operate, influential residents should be invited to
was Fima, belonging to Mosers Rouzenad & Co, releas
influential residents should be invited to numbers were as follows ---
all those oftendera have been sent to gael and however small or trivial would no-010 Inland Lots, Rental, amount 3200 was paid to account by the join the Coromittee. A second meeting mbars were as follows:
accussilato su amendment baula, and its arrival was a first defendant some two years ago. leaving on Tuesday, at which these resoluties were gos oror the sa an
largely attended was, wo understand, held.
where they have mixed with other prisoners, ordinance therefore authorises the 48 Farm Lots, Rental,
ordinance.
1 Quarry Bay, Marino Løst, Robbery with violenco 7
it not having been found possible prisoner, sailato ou amendment in the would no- 940 Inland Lots, Rental of 9.66-027,82 it must having been found possible to separato This afbrmation of our conquest, the inaugura-
Farin-Lots, 8400 due. As this balance was not forth confirmed, and it was decided to circulate
Other Offences
24
hom as mucia se is now desired. The pru Governor to make all rules, regulations or is now deste. It provals, guia, for the beherein and the pro. It tion of a new phase of our occupation and'
On reference to the Land
sent ordinance is very simple. It provides orders necessary for the protection, maca- coming the plaintiff summoned the defend. lists at once both at Shanghai and the But. of the commercial extension in this region.
for the establishment of reformatory schools; genant and navigation of the harbour of ports. The form of monument must of Office Returna it will be seen ants in the month of January this year. couras depond on the amount collestad, but
for the butter and it gives the magistrate the option of sanding Victoria, for the better and more effectual cours depend on the amount collestad, but that the total of the Heat Roll From the report of the annual meeting it The astion then taken was withdrawn on there can be little doubt that sufficient will of the Colony on the 25th De
youthful offenders there and it also provides keeping of order therein and the provon
It bo raised to enable a bronze ar otrbla uniber, 1884, was 8163,923.52 for the detention of the youths in the refor. tion of any nuisance in the sarus. I would appear that the Shangha! Athletic the first defendant paying $50 to account paying $60 to account
ir statue to be procure, which will recall in Same date 1886 it was $155,490.86matory. Those are the broad lines of the enacts that when passed these orders shall Club are in financial difficulties, being at the and promising to pay $50 per month. future ages the features as well as the Bor-
ordinance. The third section provides that take effect as if they had been enacted by end of the year 8700 to the bad. Hopes His promise had not boon fulfilled, and vices of one of Shanghai's greatest, public
Inerange...........$ 3,867 234 the Government may on theapplication of the ontinance and provides penalties for the Tam men, and we are glad that this mena of
managers of any school, established for the breach of such regulations. The increase in really larger, as some lots better training of youthful offenders, and on are, however, entertained that they will bohonch the present action arose.
perpetuating Sir Harry's memory should have been re-entered by Government, the an official report from the Superintendent of
The Acting Colonial Secretary seconded. able to reduce this debt during the year. Yik Kiu, who was the only defendant have bem determined on.
The Chief Justice said it had first beer. rent of which does not appear in our Roll Victoria Gaol, certify that such a school is intended to intrudince the ardlinnene with They meant, according to the Chairman, to that patín an appasrance, asid that, besides
fitted for the reception of such youthful the view of uncoting the atoum whistle dif fitted for the receptient there to purustund it to all regulations. The new Lenses in these cases are not yet gat up an assault at agtos or repeat a pan- the $200 paid to account, which wore given Says the Canton correspondent of the N.- toming which they gave some time ago; not by him bat by the original debtor, Tam C. D. News:-I had a short interview with from the tenants who are still in possession, shall be deemed certified Reformatory
ready, the arrears of Kent will be recovered offenders as may be sent there in par- ficulty, but it was afterwards decided to
sume of this Ordinares, and the sun stund it to all regulations.
The bill was read a second time. and they proposed, inataad of giving volu- | Amau, $350 dollars wore su soquently paid the Minister after the entertainment, and as soon as the leasea nu ready for issue. School. Section provides for the in- In 1885, 27 Lenses were surrendered to spection and visitation of such schools, and
TOE SPIRITS HILL. ablo prizes at the sports, to give simply a by the latter, leaving only 850 dus. This he appeared highly delighted with the suc-
delighted with the suc- Government or ro-entry took place.
On the motion of the Acting Attorney amall silver cross engraved with the name sum, to get rid of the transaction, Thm Yikcess of his visit so far. Minister Denby is.
section. 5 permis the managers to re General, the Council went into Committu The ront on property rosumed
sign that certificate under certain circum on the bill entitled the Spirits Liccuse Or sign that certiffest re- of the winner and the event won. They Kiu offered to pay to the plaintiff at the
They Kiu offered to pay to the plaintiff at the a tall, powerful man, and looks somewhat for Government purposes amount
stances. 1880. Sonic doubt was expressed office of the Chinese Mail about a fortnight like Nero. The Minister is a decidedly go- also proposed to have s Roll of Honour--a office of the Chinese Mail about a fortnighte
$ 613.14 receivenco a manager has consented to dinance 13entitled the Spirits Licouse Or $ 613.14 receive a youthful offender he is bound as to whether the phrase "intoxicating li document containing the names of all win after the payment of the 8350. The plain-shond man, and would doubtless liice to got
under clause 6 to educate, clothe, lodge, and quer known as namsha would sufficiently ners of contests, which would be displayed tif, however, declined to scoopt payment rid of the old-fashioned civilization of the
$2,670.31 feed him during the whole period for which defino samalio. The Surveyor General said scoopt payment Chinese, in some repeater Denby in fact
na
ho is liable to be detained in such a Re there were two dozen kinds of Bamshu, and formatory. Section 8 provides that on the he suggested that the word liquor should in the tent at each meeting. No subscrip and alleged that the 8350 were not paid bye, in some respects at lonet, ne Nera
got rid of Rome. Minister
withdrawal or resignation by the man be put in the plural form which he thought. tions towards prizos are to be asked for Tom Aman oa account of the debt of $500, introduced the matter of railroads to from the general public, except perhaps bot
bat on account of another debt of $1000 for Viceroy Chang, and told him that General
agers of their certificate the Governor would most the difficulty. A question was may transfor the youthful offenders to naked as to why the polico and Wilson, a great railway authority, was pre. which the plaintiff was acting on behalf of pared to undertake the building of railroads
also the power of making the necessary It was explained that there were officers the discussion that has been raised on the mother school.
youthful offenders to do which he The managers have military canteens should be exempted from the ladica.
another creditor Yui Choong Ping. In re- throughout the whole of China, without
making these and THIRE was a fairly large audianes at the ply to this statement the plaintiff admitted cash. The United States financiers and
.....$3,059.00, rules for the management and disc-appointed to look after these. A question theply to this statement the plaintiff admitted the necessity for China to disburse a single
disappointed to look after these. A question The decreass is due to the fact that in pline of the schools under their charge, was also raised as to the exemption of Clubs, evils connected with the present system of Chiarini Circus last night. The programme having told the defendant at the Fan Fik-manufacturers are prepared to supply all 1884 there were registered
but these rules shall not be contrary to the and the Chief Justics mentioned that the promotion to responsible offices in the Cu- non and shall not other day its living by playing a concer. But greatly although called to this im was fall of attractive items that were well Kok Chinoso Club of the receipt of 2350 the capital, engineers and material to give
Sales.......
provisions of this ordinance and shall not other day it came to his notice that a man mens service and the wasteful mulit dag ief Gu worthy of the unstinted applause of the from Tam Aman, in part payment of another in the shortest possible time.
China a thoroughly complete railway systems.
Mortgages
ba in fores until they have been submitted who earned his living by playing a concer-plicity of functioneerde ontuiled, thereby.
bie In 1885, Sales
to the consideration of the Governor. tina at a public house was a me oor of But greatly although I was planned that
member of spectator. In the course of the daring
daring account, but stantly maintained he had Minister Donby's visit to the Viceroy of Mortgages.... 119
Then section 11 gives the constable or three public haige was
Ans or th b. Ho
He thought some enquiry public attention had been called to this ma officer of a Reformatory School certain should be made as to whether it would not I must confess that the
confess feats on horse-back there was a little ex-never called at the Chinese Mail office, nor the Two Kuangs has broken the ice bo-
the Two Kuad Chinese officials, and on months of May,
The decrease cesurred wholly during the powers. Section 12 is sitemunt raised by Miss Emma Stoodley ever entertained a proposal to settle the the important topic of railways for China to the absence of forced sales by Mortga- ment of the Court or Magistrate before not licensed in any way, and the Colonial into a contemptible villiging of the Junior
tween Foreign
months of May, Jane, and July, and is doc Whenever any offendor, who in the judg- His Excellency asked if these clubs were rated will go for it ended down important one.pl that the important one. be advisable to license clubs of that sort spirit in which the matter is now being who in the judg-advisable to license or it would not portant subject and been called to this ma far to defeat the object de- falling frous her born as it was caresting promissory note of security on the pay. It is well-known that Vizerey Chang is a gees, which I consider to be a favourable whom he is charged, is under the age of 18 Treasurer replied in the negative. The into a contemptible villiging afterno down gees, which I consider to be a favourable whom he is charged the Police Coats (I mean round the arena and by the home breaking
opponent of railways diminishes in 860. For the other debt he was torn opponent of railways just now, and gees, which I consider to be a favourablement of the Court or Magistrate before, ant lieued my asked if these chubs were rated will go far to defeat the object de Just now, and sigu, for though this decrease in forced sales years, and is convicted on criminal informo Acting Attorney General mentioned that a correonine In away on its bridle strup snopping. No acting on behalf of Yin Cheung Ping, for terested parties, who have recommanded the Colony, yet it shows an amount of punishable with ponai sorvitude or impr to provoke discussion. He found the prooviairates ore
years, and is convicted on criminal form the Junior Magistrate, who prosideg on alternate dage acting on behalf of Yin Cheung Fing, for especially on the plans advocated by in sigu, for though this decrease in force sales whom he is charged, is under the age of 18 Leonised in my way, and the Coloniad sired. The discussion has denied the Revenus of tion or in a summers made equal in rank.) Tam respect Fats, and
bla sumars at the Police Court. (I mean Junior in soner of at sifence the reason he introduced the exemption was geata and experience only, as the Police Court. in serious injury, however, was done to the whom he got a bill of sale for $1000 over the French and Germans as the likeliost
bill of sale for $1000 over the French and Germans as the likelioat prosperity in that important class, nately sonment, and is sentenced to be imprisoned vision in a Queensland Ordiuation. The fundined to vaunt the logal know gut a bill of ging, for especially at of railwaye Chang is a to the say, Jane, and able lady performer. We would remind
I far timber in the yard of Tau Amau at Yan-people to give China satisfaction in such unst
the Leaseholders of the Colony.
for the term of ten days or a longer terme, Hon Mr Keswick asked if these clubs were fed and magisterial ability of Mr MjE- our readers that to-night and to-morrow ma-ti. In the absence of plaintiff at Can-
Tas promia on Lande auld in
the Comt or Magistrate may in addition to bond fide, and the Chief Justice said it shark that the visit Chances they will ton, this timber night are the last
1885 were.... disposed of, and the
his sentence or in ration of his period of living by The Colonial Treasurer said strationtain parties since the Inte $66,659.50 his sentence Magistrate may in addition to be Mr Renwick asked if these clubs $66,659.50 his pentence or in liet thureof, either it seemed strange that a man who gained his chell-Innes, but I think that the visit $19,605.00 Treasureranidstration which has been the course have of seeing the splendid programme bill of sale begams
..$19,695.00 once or at the expiration of his period of living by playing a concerting should belonging on that young gontleman's hand of doad lotter, He had
In 1854......
From the Revenus Returns it will be imprisonment, sentence him to be sent to a to three clubs. The Colonial Treasurer said stratiot of a bid system of edanni Returns it will be certified Rofort period of not less the word of a quasi privato sh by liquor they source of the evil aid that, while he
a of equestrian, acrobatic and gymnastic then pressed for payment of the $1000 and
seen that for the Supreme Court proper thers sons with- certified Reformatory School and the results system of of Cetained for a five years. were guest one to buy. certified Reformatory School and to be he supposed the toason why they were adopted by cortain parties since the late performances and the mirth-provoking had received $350, on account. This sam
properthers adopted by certain parties since the Inte there was in the year 1885 an increase her detained for a period of not less then allowed to sell spirits was because they goste in the Police Court is likely to will
two and not more than five clowning put forward by Signor Chiarini had no connection with the 8000 guaran-
of $2,179.01 as compared with 1934, but we read out to toe in pears were of a quasi privato sharacter. If they draw the minds of the publishers to t with 1934, but there may be circumstances in which a wald be liable to he summoned by the shell-Innes it must be said that, while he for true The circus, we understand, will lere by the teed by the defendants. The defendant in His Excellency the Officer Administering Land Ofice, the increase was only 2017, 44 magistrate might think that ten days would would be liable to he summoned by the source of the evil. In justice to Bir Mat
were any one to buy liquor they draw the minds of the public from the tru tood by the defendants. The defendant in His Excellency the Officer Administering the whole establishment, including the There may be circumstances in which a were to allow any one bencher. If they thenolice Court is likely to with Kin Kiang on Thursday for Memo, whore Court had, through the intermediary of the Government (W. H. Marth). Pre- as there was in the Land Office fees a de- that ten days, would in any
be a sufficient punishment--I do not think Police. The Acting Attorney General said choll-In that tau days would in any way harm the that of course if the liquor was only sald makes occasionally sums awkward slips in they expect to open on Friday or at the Fang Shui, the secretary of a Chinose firms, | siduit ; His Honour Sir George Phillippo,
George Phillippe, crease of $1,262.50.
The principal increase is in Court fees, youthful offender-and therefore he may to the members of the club and they settled legal points, and has not the even temper latest on Saturday night.
agreed to pay $50 a month, and on that Chief Justice; Hon. F. Stewart, Acting fees received by the Official Trustee, Oficial sentence him to that torm. But if he up at the end of the month or by chits, desirable on the bench, he weighs vary agreement the first action was dropped. Colonial Secretary: Hon. B. J. Ackroyd, Assignico and Registrar of Companies. The thinks there should be a longer sentence then
thinks there should be a lauger sentence then of course there was no aale, or there often gives a abroad common-sense judg
carefully carefully the evidence in most cases and he has the option of detaining him in was supposed to be no sals. The Colonias incrasso in Court fees- eurred in the Reformatory School for a period of Treasurer said great care was required to justify Mr Mitchell Innes, but to point ous detaining him in was ment. What I wish, however, is not to | Acting Attorney General; Hon. A. Listor; Acting Attorney General; Hon. A. Lister, fees received in Summary Jurisdiction of less than two years and not more than avoid abusa. Some years ago the man in that it is not so muds a change of men as a
atorsfees Colonial Treasurer; Hon J. M. Price, The increase
J. M. Price, The increase on the sum received by the changs of system that is required at the
received in Summary Jurisdiction Reformatory School for a period of Tas supposed to be no sale. The Colonial often gives a abroad common ju
the sum received by the five. If that section stands the peplica be selling liquor to everybody. His Ex-Police Court. No ono who has occasion Surveyor Genoral Hon. P. Byrie; Hon. Offical Trustes arose from a new Estate five. If that section stands as at present charge of the Swimming Bath was found to that it is not so much a change of men ne a being handed over to the Court on which there may be some difficulty in the applica- be selling liquor to everybody. His Ex-hangs of system that le required at the
which there may be some dificulty in the Swimmago the man in patify Mir Mitchell-Innes, but to poin the fee was $820. 982.88 were received tion of it and somo objection may be taken celleney suggested that the question might under Ordinance No. 5 of 1885.
as to she religious influences which may be be considered at another time when the to visit the precincts of that residence exerted upon the youthful offenders; and had farther information. The Asting of Justice (or Injustice) but must be The minutes of the last meeting wore. Companies were registered in
therefore when the Bill goes into Com
The Ating there read, and, after a slight amendment, were
1885, the fees on which were. 61,037.72 mittee, I shall more su additional clause Police would fad that these so-called clubs are in an almost inextricable wuddle.
more su additional cisuse Poliedrotary said he thought the truck with the fact that affairs In 1985, Probates or Losters of Adminis, which will provide that when there are were not propar clubs; they were like the generally a soothing mass of The office is generally a soothing mass of coparmed
tration were granted in 99 Estatos, vains more than one Reformatory school exist Chinese gamblleg houses. These were asit confusion, filled with all sorts of people sworn under $688 248.49.
ing at the time of the story school exist Chinese par clubs; they were like the The office is generally tricable muddle ing at the time of the sentence, the mistiese pealin ing at the time of the sentence, the mix to be private clubs, but any who
undertons nearly all the THR N.-C. D. Neues boliavos the owners
In 1884, the number was 104, and value ristrate shall enquire into the pro- knew how to get in could get in lingos of the globe, and each apparently in The Acting Colonial Secretary-The Of 81,496,222.03.
shali enquire into the pro- kravate lube, but anyone who speaking, in no undertoney nearly all the pre-knew search of something that is nowhere to be Nees belovos the owners
vions training and the position in life The consideration of the clause was added th
tranful of the Glamorgenare, whose appeal from ser Administering the Government raconi-
Count mends the Council to vote the following entered was 77, the amount claimed was so far as possible select the school which distilling, the Acting Attorney General get into each other's
In 1885, the number of Original suits of the youthful offender and shall journed. In connection with licenses for found. Of officials there is certainly no B.B.M.'s Court in Japan to the Supreme mums-$480 for an assistant in the Money $712,257.06.
I where to be BBM.'s Court in Japan to the Supreme mende the Council to vote the following Court here was recently dismissed, intend Order Office at a salary of $40 per month
hool which distilling, the Acting Attorney General lack, but sheir chief brisinoss scame shall be most in conformity with these said application had been made to him to each other's way
Bod and to put matters appealing to the Privy Council.
When unity with the distilling, the section with lice was ad search of somethin, and each apparen In 1884, the number of suits entered was circumstances. When there is only one to day by the druggists to get the same topsy burrey. Of order and management from 1st June; $12 increase to the salary 74, the amount claimed was $1,140,789.71 school existing it shall be lawful for the privilege as was allowed under the old there any one o
they seem to have no contingent he lawful for the to made to let into each other's v of the two Chinese postmen at Amoy at 8 In 1835, in Summary Jurisdiction, the magistrato to maso an order for detention, liuance, na to be allowed to distil a are
be allowed to inatters are conception. Nor will
be any tatter whil the borde each per month, from 1st June. On these number of suits entered was 1,476, the and if no objection is made to such order certain quantity of spirita. He thoughtless Chinamen are replaced by English- two points the Postmaster General reporta amount cisimed was 8183,079.01 by any parent or guardian on the ground they ought to have mentioned it before, but would each be held responsible to the head Hothought men or at least intelligent Enropeans, ho as follows: It is my duty again to submit
In 1884, the figures were 1,407, and of a particular religious training which may be moved that the consideration of the would each be he the item of 8480 for an resistant in the $169,051.10.
the bo expected in act a solool, the clears, 4, bo postponed. On coming to
the olerk for his own department to clerks for his old responsible to ho attortion 12, the Attorney General mentioned do we find vary often the whole fare soon tho Tes Bankruptcy and Admiralty Returns magistrato shall report
Then entering into the Court itself, what indispensably necessary in the present state do tiot call for any special remark.
to the Governor,
mattor section 12, the ostponed. On coming toolerk for his and if objection that in cases of disagreement between being wasted for both taagistratos in the of the department. The only result of the From the Return of Intestate Estates paid is made before the Governor, the Governor Justices in granting a honce the pow
is made before the Governor, the Governor Justices in granting a licence the power of decision of trifling cases or the adjoursing rojection rent state do THE N.-C. D. News hears that a seismolo- the work has been performed gratuitously, unclaimed balances in S6 Estates smotating that sentence provided the person who makes boen vested in the presiding Magistrate. clamant beed for a division of furstions. rejection of this vote last year has been that into the Treasury it will be seen that the in Council shall have the power to set aside granting or withholding the licence had cision of fling oases or the adjourning servant to Isabella Roza Lysaught (who is gical prognostic and been made known in but performed it has to be, and of course in all to $374.67 were paid in, against 1: the application or objection is willing to Complaints had been made against this Surely there should be some difference in of dimcult ones. There is nowhere a mere married woman residing at the Naval Yokohama before the Hiroshima Maru left, it will not be done gratuitously for over We balances in 1884 mounting to 3115.56.
make suitable provision for the care and system, as the Magistrate had the power of the disposing of ass of being abroad
beat and was causing some nnxiety, as the author are now carrying on money order relationa Dock Yard), and had bean given the jewel-
of it had made some previsas successes in practically over all the world. The work
education of the youthful offender with a a
of of lery to dispose of. Be disappeared with the same way. This one is that a great has enormously increased and is more than
Justices, and pastrate who bas dispatched that a great has enorman reasonably be expected to Ordinance for preventing tons or Fer to Reformatory Schoolenses or training nauce, which promate of the house, shall be it out to an inordinate tensionis almost as proper security. That I think, sir, will over-riding the opinion of the Justices, and the disposing of ass of being, broad The Acting Attorney General-I beg to move all possible objection which will ro he now proposed, in order to remove this without a pass and a case of mansla ighter the property; and he has now been con earthquake will happen there on the 6th of one officer can reasonably be expected to move the accend reading of a bill antifledade against our sucking or endeavour presiding Magistrate a casting vote in
can be manslaughter which can be ground of dissatisfaction, to give the bacho higher visted and sentenced to two months hard May,
ezideavour round of dis, in order to reies, and the disposing ould be me ditions. sote in of night-walkers goes on to consider attend to beer than attend to. I have recently had my atten- An Ordinance for preventing the sila oring of wishing to send youthful offendste addition to his own. In convert a cuss bristling with difficult evidence and
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send youthful offendste presiding Magistrate a a magistrate dispatched tion unpleasantly called by other officers to taking on board Ship of Spirituons or Fer to Reformatory Schools where there are clauses 5 of section 21 in the revised ordi- intricate Togel points. And the result is Tax Ban Francisco Chronicle editorially re-arrears in our money order work but I am mented Liquors, sad for punishing persons certain religious influences or training nance, which provides that an drunken per they can run the case
In concesion with intricate marks-Beecher says that China will yet satisfied that the superintendent of the office hovering about Ships for the purpose of which are contrary to those under which son; unless an inmate of the house, shall be it out to an inordinate length and get d The third manual general meeting of the sit in the Legislature of the world and give has been worked even beyond his strength selling such Liquors, or of conveying them the youthful offender has been brought up. allowed to remain on the premises, the to an inn
overset of journments and readjournments almost as can run the case as they planse, spia shareholders in the Hall and Holtz Co. out law and policy What that policy to keep everything up to date. Should his on board. With regard to Her Majesty's The Governor will have the power to say to Chief Justice reviarked that it seemed ra-urnments and adjournments alicat as up to and his strength selling of which are contrary once, which provides that un that the or the result is
to date.tely operative Company was held at Shanghai be inferred from some of his speeches on body to carry on the duties. He cannot go has existed since many years. I believe it mitable arrangement, your child has ba street; and, in accordance with a sugges been rightly worked up, and the endo, is operative Company was held at Shanghai ought to be, in Buccher's judgment, may to keep everything up to date. Should his on Legach Liquera, or of conveying them the youthful offende to those under which son; unless an inmate of the drunken per- they can lawyers, Bnding or thinking that Should his leg anch Liquors for the parsons certain untory Schools thful offenders residing Magisfaction, toove this without a pass 386 of been in health bresk down there is absolutely no. Ships of War, this his aposebna on body to carry ole day, hardly for an hour had never been put
absolutely no. Ships of War, this is an enactment which the parent, Wall if you cannot make a ther hard to turn the man out into the they please. Or, as it often happens even on the 30th altioio. The meeting was of a the labor, question.
hia speeches on health break down date. Should his ganch Liquor, for the purpose of certain religious infehere there are addition to his own. Casting vote in batch of highgate who has disser
your child has bather
in minor cases, the prosecution, has not away for a single day, hardly for an hour, was passed in the year 1854 or '65, but it come to a certain extent a criminal, tion made, the clause was either altered or been rightly worked up, and the anna is purely formal character, the business con- suuntry that such then as Beecher can look Th
suuntry that such then as Beecher can look This state of things will lead to discredit had never been put in force here. The and I must see what can be done attack out. An alteration was niso made her lost or prolonged to a wearizing put in force here with him. Bat I that very few tare of reccabdued tone in which slaughter, neither called tu prosecute in the to for a steady supply of labor. There is able apeaking and an cutery from the public necessity for its being put in force has long with him. Bat I believe that in in the clause dealing with the foriei length. The magistrate who Izice a care
or either wisting of passing the report and accounts to for a steady supply of labor. There in his state of things will lead to discredit had never beer
enough sense left to Americans, hawex unless proper assistance can be provided. been brought before the notice of the practice it will be found that very few tore of recognisances, but our reportar, pety nault hold not be the and a resolution declaring that interest at to warn them against adopting Oriental The only other increase I have to suggest is Government.
We refused to continue the that of Si a month to each of two deserving sidor this matter I found that look gives the Governor power to order that a the discussion was carried on, is un tor, who is rightly called su prosecute in the When I came to per no wait of man- con- such objections will be raised. Section 13 owing to the aubdued tone in which slaughter, neither should the Police Inspec the rate of 5% per annum be paid on and policies.
owing after the 3rd Mey. In laying the report and persuaded to aabstitute for it the equally only $6 a month and they are long service once during the last twelve months on matory school or removed from one rotoring with sistraint, was struck cut, as a Joios Magistrate, with the assisten
Oriental policy of slavery, and will not bs Chinese at Amoy. Their present pay is ing at what had happened more than prisoner may be discharged from a refor able to way what it was. Clause 20, deal one case, be called in the other. If to the Their present paying during the last twelve months oa matory school to another. I think it is similar ances. Olazas 27 was altered eases to be disposed of sanitarily, and the accounts before the meeting, the Chairman pernicious Oriental policy of coolis labor only $6 a month and they are long service once during the last twelve months on may be discharged from a refor able to say what it was Clause 20, dealtor, who is rightly called tu prosecuts in the at the equally one at Amoy. Their present pay sidor this matter. I foto con such objection be found that very in the clause dealing with also made her lost or prolonged and the ease, is
one rotoring with distraint men who cannot be done without. I know board ship, during which there had been matory school to another. I think it is similar provision already exists in one of imior Magistrate, with the assistance of the said they had done fairly well, considering
Tas Nagasak Exprese of Saturday, the 24th that the agent at Amoy has been supple two cases of violent death, in both ofatory 1 that business had been bad again, and that ulto, says H. B. M.'s gun-boat Espoir state of things which speaks for besides other serious canes of quarrel in we might find an opportunity of souding search any anapacted person or place gistrate and only brought before him ba that the agent at Amoy has been supple two cases of violent death, in both of necessary to give the Governor authority to the Ordinances. Clause 27 was altered chief clerk, were entrusted all the muter Tas Nagmals Express of Saturday, the 24th menting their salaries from his own fonds, which drink formed a very prominent part, order offenders to be discharged because so as to allow any police officer to other onses were remitted to the Ber they had had the cams frouble with the arrived from Port Hamilton on Sunday set, in things wh
speaks for besides other series very prominent part, order op to give the Governor authority to their provision already exists Jamia Magicated in the other. If to the on Sunday set, itself. I move that the recommendation be which drink was concerned, it would be him out of the Colony and apprenticing with or without a warrant. In the pro-gistrate and only brought before him by fub exchango as last year. In Mrigal bat
ar. En soplys to Mr arrigal of the nest English mail, expected might stay a few minutes after this meet onactient to merchant ships also. I havn visible to take advantage of any such dir necessary The Chief Justice though he fever appen slaus sentence and Lae tims
and will, and will, we believe, remain hero antll the remitted to the Finance fommittee, who advisable to extend this very desirable him on board a ship; and it would be ad-posed sections warrant would have been thoroughly prepared, da
20competent prosentor when they had on Rivington, the Chairman said he estimated arrigal of the next English mail, expected remitted to the Fishermmittee which drink was concerned, it would be we might find an opportunity of sonding to allow any police officer to cases to be disposed of suites Rivington, the Chairman said he estimated about Thu day neat. The Russian flagship in tow minutes
therefore, while embodying the provisions cumstances as they arise. Clause 14 gives supposed there was no other way of doing wasted. The juice Magistrant for that that the loss by exchange was about Ile Fladini nomach retorned from her phews and
of life while embodying the provisious cuistanos as they arise. Clause 14 gi thoroughly prepared, do we might ha This agreed 4 cruise on Monday last. The French oroisser
the pod section a 10,000, which, he maid, would have enabled Primanquet and Roland took their departure
included glib law in one legislation, necessary. The Chief dur included also merchant vessels in the scope offenders out onlicence think that on the valuation of the premises or ance of witness, or thair transport from of the Euglieb law in one legislation, power to the managers to place it, thought it was hardly fair to tax houses wanted. The Junior Magistrate for that
matter, to prevent the andden disappear tham to pay an intressed dividend and on Tuesday &.m., the former for Chefor The Colonial Secretary also laid on the of the measure. From complaints that a very desirable power to preu
The Colonial Everetary also laid on the have been baard from different Captains, 1 It cuucts that after eighteen months demises could scarcely bo taxud for a lines. Magistrate, biting the pricipal stations distant stations, roight be made at itinerant return to shareholders on contributions and Shanghai, and the latter for Kobe table the returns of the superior and sub- have been beard from different Captains, 1 It cucts that after to have instance, the whole Honghong Botel pre ance of witremes, or their transport from
The Russian man-of-war Drayser, after ordinate Courts, of which the following aream of opinion that they will cordially wel- tention the Managers way in their own
am of opinion that they will cordially wel tention the Managers way in their own It was pointed ant, bawere, that the fas as sy required. But one Immediately after this meeting was over, having had a new bow-sprit fitted, came the principal items
come anything that he will cordialet eset desirable pou think that it, thought it was no other though he thoroughly proctor where hit by come anything that will prevent liquor being discretion permit the offender to live with was not increased fur property of over 9s necessity required. But however that taken on board those ships. The messure any respectable person named in the 93,000 in value. The Hon. Wong large category of serious case Inlling bo the same gentlemen formed themselves into from under the hits Bishi Dockyand shears With respect to the Criminal Returns I which I propose gives to the officer com- Breuse, stich license to be in force for only thing objected to the foce prop tween crimes requiring treatment at
tesstice any respectable person named in the es the first meeting of the Hall and Holts on Thursday. The U, 8. Asg-ship Trenton beg to stale
in, we believe, shortly expected from Yeku
manding, the master of a ship, or petty three months, and renewable Co-operative Company, Limited, The Chair hama, homeward bound, and the U. E. 8.
officer, or non-ommissioned officer, the time of three months, and the managers Licenses 850 for any house over the the Criminal Sessions sud potty assaults
ale for a further to be charged for Chinese Sparit tween crimes requiring treatment man having stated that the Company had Omaha is reported to have left Shanghai
power which they have by virtue of the have the right to withdraw each licence valuation of 8300. He said the effect should be in the hands of u compólent legal virtue of the have the months, and the managers to be charged for Chines Protectory of serious case that the English enactment.
virtue of and apprentice think he is uit Section leveling their neighboard Afte been registered as a limited liability com for Nagasaki on the 14th.
resort and spprentice the offender to any trade of these charges would be to drive des prosecutor and an oxperienced His Excellency I saw a in compelle His Excellency saw a report ins for which they may think he is fit Section lers to king swaller premises and ho would maintain the pany in Hongkong in February Isst, Tax latest fext of the photographer is the
newspaper sous two or three days ago of 16 provides for the punishment for offences underselling their neighbours After some Court and would pass newspaper son was Sued for taking relating to the Really refuses Colonial Treasures consented to a reduc process of a deable, ad conlelimas, triple a case where a man was Sued for taking relating to the Reformstory School, for discussion on the point during which the quickly and far more satte solar
ing relating anffender who the school or tin of the pohodeswick, the gut be the hilly relate to decide from directors and an auditor were elected for reproduction of beman speech. At a est ing of the Frouch Academy of Boisnos
spirita in his boat and leaving them on board punishing an offender who the ensuing year, and the mooting separated lately, M. Leon Esquille read a note upon
a al caster consented to a reduo probes of a dubbed thoma a veszel and not only was he fined but his to conform to the rules of the school or tis, 16 was agreed to postpone the comtrial of C8502 21st mus Tavlably becom The Directors are Mocams E, W. Eloc, the photographing of speech and its repro-
boat was confiscated. aldonation at the schedul. On the trial of cases that mus. Tayl
Section 18 also prove towingly motion of the Hot and wholesale on the Senase Magistrate event, Case WAR duction by oxyhydric projection. M. EL 1. Morrie, G. Gallis, IL Byrne, and W. Hurley 12 he has succeded, by the Compared with 1884 the number of casse sccused of selling the spirits, and that assiste any offender to escape, or induces feet for grocers licenses and wholesale with be the city
The Acting Attorney General-Hengen Section 18 also provider for the agreed to postpone the con protese of a doble and her toma. The Acting Attorney General-He was punishment of any person who knowingly motion of the Hon, ale Keswick, the fored to the Supreme Costa ileShould It qui la says that he align of the Hon, Me Keswick, then duty
casse comes under Ordinance 11 harbours bil au prone penalty for this license, which aleg gives the power
comes or feel for grocers licenses and wholesale L Short. Mr G. R. Corner was elected Au aid of the photophone, in taking a photo-in 1880 show at increase of 34 per cent, mes under Ordinance 11 of 1844, which him to escape, from school, or knowingly licenses were reduced from $200 to $120, on the Sense Hadistrate. Conde from the
graph embodying the affects of the various whilst in the number of prisoners them is now being repeated.
harbours bid aud prevents hius from of suficiently crets a characte
20, information, the case was modulations of the voice, after reproducing an increase of 43 per cent, dus principally
per cent, das principally His Excellency By this Aot
turning to the school. The penalty for this thessine at was charged for a distillery formalan revolved Wirether the Mx Edito, of whom we have not lately the words by the aid of the telephone pro to the fast that in two cases of Piracy 24 The Acting Attorney General By the offence is fine not exceeding 2100, or wholesale The fee for an eating homes mitted to the highest Court
to the fact that in two cases of Piracy 24 Spirit Licence Ordinance imprisonment for a term not exceeding two loose und so radgood from $50 to $10 made under a or gives the power to sell bigdat hard has published in a Transatlantic jerking in oxyhydris light the positive image prisoners were concerned.
$500 they could not make fourund an article descriptive of a new of the plate on Menadier's salarium re- Of the numbers tried in 1895, thers The Colonial Secretary seconded the mo- months. Ecation 10 is inserted to meet the the Colonial Transplaining haste winds under sho
re-wor departure in sorezios to which the name of calves
econd time case of those boys who may in prison now or the object was not miny But I have been able tion, and the bill was read a second time, case of those bors w verg
to he Fair telegraph is sopiled His or ora At the same meeting certain astronomical Convicted,
The Acting Attorney General--I beg to hereafter. It enacts that & conditional par-revenuo su much as to bring these
ttorney General--I beg to herste my
a tam, despribed in his own words, if that of photographs by the brother Henry were
give notion that at naat meeting. I shall don may be extended of any person on on houses under Police Inspection more that the citions of bis placing himself ander the gire wending massages through the air, without albited. They compriso perfectly dis Attaching Rijsching way wire to milway cath or to the tinet images of thousands of stars down to track. The dream of enthusiasts of a tale the sirteenth and seventeenth magnitudes, graph willigny wich would therefore seems the asbals of Orion and the Pleiades, the to hang wires would therefore thirteenth down to Cut to pays advanced an vary, decided, stage Milky Way, and other objects absolutely Lowells realitou Elson to fat invisible to the most powerful telescupen, worked out the problem sa to feel com. Blars which have never been seen before Hdent of a successful lake to his labora, Taking these facts to he true and prae- donatal abusoghar me to be a deinitusprospect Ahould his las thara ja no imying kom rerigal may Vay of Als photographest supplanting, the store "mane fature of head, writer and extending astrostom ca
INCREASE OF SALARY IN THE POST- OFFICE PEPARTMENT.
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said he saw the Junk crowded with cattle
A NUMBER of German officers whó came out which were being hoisted with thin ropes with the Chinese ironclads are now in instead of alings with great pain and cruelty Shanghai on their way home, having to the animals. It will take a good many arrived there on the 30th ulting from the
north. auch fines to inspiro any regard for dumb animals in the breast of the Chineas. I might be wise, to try and coerce them first into having a care of the lives of their own fellow countrymen, so that such accidents as happened yesterday by the falling of a roof might not be so frequent.
CAPTAIN Lang, R.N., with a Chinese squa. Lan Wai Bang, a servent, was brought dron, recently arrived at Chefoo from Port the Arthur, on a tour of inspection. When up before Mr Mackoan today,
the the ships left in the place. Peres.
the ships leis Port Arthur, there were two oharge of having embezzled $159 worth of French Engineers in the place inspecting Money Order office and to say that this is jewellery entrusted to him for sale. Pri the now establishment.-N.-C. D. News. soner, it may be remembered, was house.
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The total number of cases in
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1882
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1883
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tried in 1885 23 147- In 1884
124 In 1882
187
To 1884
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of some charitable institution for the c
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The Opiam Ordinace Guidered in tion and reformatiom of youthful offendere,
reformationtation rec The Acting Attorney General beg to and that the Governor may order him Caminitions, and peared with a few minor you fr
wat de amendments. move the second reading of a bill entitled undersixteen year of ago, to be sink to a mugg 1ound the Reformatory School Drdinancn 1886 artified reformsbury Lata period of not leER FEATS FRESTRYPTION AND STAMP – The puunment of juvenile offender is, than Lisa punishment of
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2TUS REFORMATORY ACHOOL: ORDINANCE
the notice of this Government, From pa reading of this bl
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ORDINANCES
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Secretary seconded
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