70.
his security to a rice dealer, Lo: Yue p:chow,
the
brother of your petitioner, for rice, spirit,
to to to the
of more
than ten
Konsand cash. Having repeatedly pressed for the payment of this,
delays,
a
over
and still met with
so that at length, on pressing
Le was irritated, and
hiin
seized Hong.
nets, which he handed
to the rice shop, to be deposited there, payment for the
The rice.
Wong : Yaongips duraged threatened him with
resort.
at this proceding, prosecution for robbery, but when he reached the District Town, harring -ed to some scheming pettifogger, he had the audacity to bring forward, a false charge against your Petitioner of the Murder of Wong: Garag; fortin
Afee,
The Elder brother of the deceased, tong :
forward
undertrekt to stand
eder
the false. Fotege to appear as witness, and
with pretenses of your
Petitioner having
Ated
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Petition of Petition of
Lo Atow. – do Atow..
committed adultery,
have raked together.
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and murder, they
number of names,
and presented lying accusations to the benevolent Magistrate, in the hope of
gratifying
his hate.
The false accusations laid against y Petitioner, declared, that in the month.
f adultery,
April, having
been taken in ade
brought together, on board a book, a band of associahs, who joined with hims, in committing
murder. But if such had beens the
case, Po: Asche could not have bean the only witness. Many other neighbours
must also have been
be examined.
may when the
wurder was
witnesses, and they
The accuser
accuser day
that
Lays, itted, the body
committed,
was eash wito the sex, with a stone attacked
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thed
to it. Had such a murder been
would have been the more natural.
flight
courde.
Who would have attempted to conceal the thing, by suiting the body, where
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