14
with Mr. Mussop's avideron.
Mr. Mop, who appeared for the relatives of
the deceased, sulu ho had no objection to offer,
objected to the Inspectors having anything to de with the conduct of the case.
į
a
effect. He had one witades to call, however
But they could not import into this case dress opísm.
olain of
Mr. Ackroyd
MAIL SUPPLEMENT TO THE * HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,” OCTOBER 19ra, 1886.
master of the Petridge and Mosas. Horton & THE ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER BY| One shair got away, but the constable caught one By Inspector. Bromber-I saw no assault or corner of a street, who said he saw a wound on upon the definition of Orl. 1 of 1884 that the were oited by Mr. Ackroyd, na for instance the astero of the nerangamont made between the
the right sias With regard to the constable's Opium Farmer should have the elusipepriri the vinegar ensa.
Mr. Francis though their Lorlips Ca. The bill too thiet Messrs. Herlon & Co. A HÔNGKONG CONSTARLE. of the apollos mx the chair. The clothes baaling. Taw the man pnt inte a chair,
tropped the chair. The constable seized him by.
Troparl. with the assistans of By the Jury The man groaned when he was trancheon, he thun sht they had good reson to tarn of holling preparing, and ating pepared
fir is amount of to carry their troksne drawn. If the fry person but the Oplara Farmer, except zaob sa prepared for smoking purposes. It was an at-nat. The inquiry into the circumstanem attending the quese, and gave him shes blows on the put in the chair. He appeared to be conscious believe it was ant the custom of the Bikha opium in the colony, and under S. 9, that no would see the roul mesning of the word was opium presanted appears to us to be soinwhat exorbit.
wors of opinion the doth resulted fro wore duly licensed under the provisions of this biguous and donbiful word, and their Lordships tho Nautical Assessor. to the death of the chair coole Sham Ashang who had with his baton, after which the coolla fall of rain thes was iciftail by a fall or a blow at the bottom of into the gutter. The obastable then kicked the
By Mr. Mossop Canet way helher then aamult by the unstable, it would be mur Ordinateo, should in asy way prepare or Real in could not give it meaning without the addica noration that should be given to the Wyndham-street on the 29th alt, was resumed coolis ma belay in the gutter abral times, pull-drop would be dangerous in the man's condition. ter. Hints fir. Mossos said, with groot trath, prepared opinn. That was the bustion under of some other words. It soult not be held in Partridge for her Barvices in other meta
This closed the ovidenos at the Magistracy. Hongkong, on the 18th inst him up by the hand and shook him several
Mr. Monsep thon addressed the jury. He said the statements of Chinese witnesses could never which Chan Alak was charged. The law had this case that the opium was prepared with a view at which regard to the services of the
be taken as a whole, but it made it diffult to ads one exception to the provisions, and only sithar for anaking or for any kind of sagsamp. Partridge in respect to th ant, before the Coroner, Mr. N. G. Mitchell Lines and then dropped him. Withem went up Inues and Megara. H. M. Thesett, A.-J. do and put his hand on the occhie's chest, but he that first of all, he would put it that an assault sy heer much should be taken and how much not one; and that was with respect to chemists lou whatever. It was propared with a detaite Mours. Horton & Co., Deletes perting
the Registrar and merchants to ascertain could not move. A lady thon cama pean, there, Romaric, and A. O. Gutierron y
irno nature of the arrangemente rebel woma His Worship aids to call Drs and spoke to the constable. The poutable' by the prior on this deceased had been proved. If they were to believe the original asanit as druggists, &o., daly in possession of European and legitimate purpose, and not to interfere with an ages to the amount it must be referred to Wharry and Alarunes bofore proceeding further! number was fiff, witness 'went up to him and and that from the injurias received in that a sworn to by the Chinese opulins was falso, it was certificates, proparing or sailing opiam for medi- the Opinn Farmer's monopoly in any wEY
deceased He need hardly point
Mr. Leach anid hu did not propose to add say the matter of the Partridge and Messrs. Herlon out that a policeman had no right to sasanit they were ly believe. If a man was willing to resption Leing made by the Ordinance it show-Į
& Co., and to obtain strict proof by sera, He«r» The Acting Attorney General in reply, said tou-&-Go-of-their-diabatonte-in-the-sarvien could ut kehtify the constable, he thought the dies, any more than he (Mr. Mesap) or the jary coms up to the court and place another man's a that it was intended that no other person thing to the remarks of his learned uallengre, blows tell somewhere about the base of the skull. has. If the coolie in this case was doing any-life in jeopardy by saying an amult was som should in aur way boil or prapare oglum hat before proceeding ho wished to urge the ob-
havo merds to the Ordinance. He, however, wanld reasonableness of the auxani uctantly paid, co- Cheung Chin muid he was a chair acolin to Mr. thing wrong--and it had not been proved that homitted which was not, he did not think they except with a license from the Upiam Farmor: that Mr. Francis wanted to add oertain of the Dafic, und als for a raport us in jestion he and raised at the Isat stage of the in: Derby, and a faki of the eccond witnes why was the constable's duty was to sunimoa hira, old plass winch weight on the rest of his otherwins, further exceptions would quiry, and which as had thought of sing, this called Sham Aobi Ismw the constable shoe it might be. to arrest in, but onloss resisted testimony. As to Mr. Mossop's third point, in bees made. Under Section 9 the Ordines far call attention to the fact that Ordinance 7 of sidering the distans from Hohow, that th in the discharge of duty, he had no right to the two cases he had cited sotual violence was thor provided that the Governor in Coenail 1878 snoaded Ordinance 2 of 1858 by taking services wore caderel during tinn wasther and Was ainst the spentor taking sar part what after the deceased and his Roki who were ran. ever in the proceedings, He bad locked into the ins anay with the chair he deceased was bomit an escult. In refrancs to all these threatened or good, bat, in this case the only might grant to any person, ander sartain con- cat the reference to cases to which Son. ap- that no poranal danger was inenrind. With anthorities on the subject, and be could and no iad, and the arnstable caught him and after assaults they saw every day committed by humont Mr. Mossor made was that they had ditione, the sole privilege of boiling and pre-plied by insorting the words boiled opium and respect to Moura Schonberg & Co lair, na2 legislaturo did not consider that the words were paasa sotally incurred or as I understat Authority for anyone other than counsel appear heating him with his cruncheon, pulled his back. Sith constables and the brutality that had
The World any objection rule to M sara. Hort. ing on behalf of anyone charged at the last so that he fell in the gutter. He could not may be remarked on in this papers if these men valy mean the way Sikh contables treated ecoliesparing spium, nither inclusive or exclusivs of prepared opium. It was then shown that the objection is made to the mount el gel for ex-
The Chief Justino-Does not that refer to wide or extensive enough previously. etaga of the hearing the proceedings worn wayy) whero tim constable strack the decessed. The know what their rights wore, and thought they the foot that other Sikhe had bekavad ini
Other Sikha might or opini prepared for smoking?
Tardships would soo that boiled apium and pre- & Co, as against the Partridge i list The Acting Attorney-ateral contended parad opium were distinctively referred to. Me, the same tatos as Missa. Schembarg & Can ing the witnesses, and exother interesting him. The constable afterwords pulled the deceas- Sitha might do prowcuted. A good deal of Chi- I might not have done so, but they must trant, this irregular. Thor hat and Inspector cross-ozamin constable's aber was 18 the people told him would be believed if they came up to the court the in a brutal manner.
not Ho submitted that the Fraums said the question in the case of the claim, amounting to $871.56. Mesars Sobia horg & Co., however, prfor claim for hi ed ap by the arm, but dropped him again. elf in the identißantion of the witnesses, making
Nr. Mosso said he had the two other auso Ovidenca had bain villed in this case, and a case on its own merits, and he could find nothing that it did
dificulty bad aelsan' which always arose in pain theevidenos of Alma Palmer or Major Dapies wording of the Ordinance was poriestly Queon v. Green was whether the ligatd mana- remarka to the banch, and running comments to coolies of Mr. Darby. bat, he did not propose nestim with such evidenes. One of the greatest to show that the constable made use of hry plain, and nothing whatever was said in itfactured was vinegar or not. The question bare lities incurred by themi in rospect of a number the jary. This was catiealy irrogalar, and hera call them as their evidence was to the difioaltles advocates bad to deal with was that violent notion or threatening gostaros or any abont andking opinia. It would be a heavy was whether the opium in quisation was promred of boats sont down to the assistance of th
no matter how true their case might be, or how thing likely to make a maa beliere he was in loss to the Opiam Farmer wore say others opium or not, within the meaning of the Ordin-Datta, but not employel Ching Aling said he was ohuir coolie to Miss olear upor a plain statement of the facts, Chipe danger. It would certainly ba a curious state of allowed to boil or prepare opium. Where would anos, and he contended that it was. It really painted out that no such claim. had heist had been any congouts made to the jury; auto toes, and at the bottom of Windham alrent be correct. That was the experience of every dae gikk and did the Sikh were to ba helt liable opium propared for testing purposes must be Atjabmitted that the court was bound by the vor in the acoonat rendered. Messra, Scbombing His Worship said he was unaware that there Aina Palmer. At 7.3) he was carrying his mix would always add something that was not quite matters if every time a men rin sway from the preparation stop ones it was begunt This interfered with the Opiam Farmar's privilege. He made in the petition, nor had it best included angene boire représentel at the inquiry, no nigga
san a crowd. Mas Pulmor told him to pat-down wholed had anything to comith Chines reitenoe, He thought the Siklis would resign in a body it for something afterwards by another probesa oring of the Ordinanes which made no roeption&Co. did, however, claim, large amount fu had any right in be represented, and though the chair, and he did so. He went into the crowd beth Judges and advocates. It by a means the thug te has the state of the late 15 it might ss. 1. for coglies to stacks who could except that referred to, and specified nothing are which would have ample core any he permitted commel to be present and take part nail say a man lying in the gutter. His mistress followed that their cast was false frot his make the ossos cited by Mr. Mossop apply they not afford to pay for the proper kind of opium. about smoking or other parposes of commpliability which they might havo insured in thi in the prosedura, strictly speaking their ques-reld him to go on, as the grond was getting very experience that the rner their use the mermanst believe thora was some" actual threat of It was really the commencemens of the regular tlon. The opinm had antorgane soms pre. respect. As I have derided that they can only tinus ought all to be put through the Corener thick. While he was carrying his mistress likely they were to add roothing that was not violonss. If a man trying seen other Sikh con-preparation, and, he contended, clearly an in-paration, and only madad further preparation elsim for their expenses and a reblo re- minary inghiry, and the oannsal wees allowed to away ho saw a Sikh constable go up and kick strictly correct. He would put it that the part stables hitting coolies thought the ous would hit Eringomart of the Ordinsnes. If was also forumoking. This opium so prepared was not mauration for their services, this claim must.
the cool lying in the gutter. His mistress the witnesses had aided thir osse was that in
possible such opium could be, and was smoked thrown away, and was mado uss of afterwards to aho he referred to the Registrar and merchants for report to tho Court, anless it can be arrang- put question which might serce to help to lurid something to the Indian constatlo which won they described the cortable sa having him, that was an ido contentio
Me. Men op said his contention was that the Dr. Justice Raskel-The magistrado does not the great detrimsak of the Opiam Paymer. cidate the truth, and if an aspecte prosent withers did not understand. He saw the concenght the mean by the gune and then assalted cools had reason to apprehend violence bonas y opinut which can be and for smoking; be
The Chief Justice-That drea not appear in tween the partiss. I have consulted with morely says for testing,
this case, although I cast my there is a danger the Nautical Asanean as to awarding a tamp could suggest questions which would help to slow the truth, he thought the questions should stable kick the onglia between the legs of the him and thrown him to the ground. He thought of the way the Bikh was running after him.
The Chief Justice-It might has good thing The Acting Attorney-Geroral contended that sun without referenca to the Registrar and Hie Worship said the only way a constable be put.
amounts which attor enquiry wo were prepared Mr. Marop sin ns to the right of conuent did so by his boots. It was the right foot but that maimprobable and that what happened with his or sane piece of wood
The Chief Justice said they had not, as the to award were so much lower than the averte he present he might sits the latest case in Eng he could not say what part of the body the the hand, ha baton or stay the cushion could expost to obtain the numbers of the chairs for the Opinn Farmer to apply to the Govern
depositions had not been attached to the proclaimed, that I think I should not be doing Tann-the Bartlett Dyson case, where all the it was ebout the middle. Ho could not say that he then ran away to seap further violence, would be by following them. As to the treatment to give him some relief on this point. You that in running away he truck against the the deceased received while plug in the not, however, tis us to the literal words of the
gatter, if his death was scelerated by improper Ordiurnas, parties were represented by counsel. He also what sort of kick it was.
fs. Moasop aid he had only ens other wit-corner of the building as described by Main treatment the person naing that force was liable
Mr. Justice Russell-What is the misoliof P coedings in this case, He said the court did not justice to the parties (I did not give them sa read an vatroot train page 293 af Jerris one to call, Mr. Machadie, who, aufortunately Devine and fell in the antler, receiving farther for his death. That improper force was used to
The Asting Attorney Genees? The mischief think there would be any object gained by re-opportunity of proring then in the regalar Coroners, which laid down that when the in
wy o suffering from fever, and we at Mome
of opinion that the object of the legislatam was awarded in other rassels may tend to some gnir could h.. hnefitel hr counsal appearing. He thought that gentlemus would be back by injuries. They had evidence of four injuries the decomand he thought was clear from their that after it has boun so prepared and tested, serving their decision in this case. They were way, my decision on the mounts to ha
mark or the left hand side of the herd, one at Avidence of perfectly independent, witnesses, bat. It is fully prepared and smoked. the Coroner could allow them to supere No In Sutardar. He was an important witness to the the back of the head, one on the left shoulder before they could find the constable liable The Chief Justico-That you rasy imagine for the protection of the menopoly of the Opium atout upon the result of the investigation, it preventing a deater in raw opin from being shall ressura my daxision until these piatters iny right to appear,
His Worship thought they might adjam to about on the right side of the head. The only was notaiorated theraby. On that point they here. His Worship-The man suggest saything to ext Wednesday.
witness who spoke of that fourth mark was it had the doctor's opinion, and the jury mast
The Acting Attorney-General-D has not able to show samples of his opinm tested. The are either agreed to or reported on as was done the Coreca.
Mr. Mossop-They took a very prominent
The Foreman safil the jury desired to finish as: (the other Sikh constableyelled by the policeated here they end that thug both de baan heren sway, and the thing results in very intention of the legislature was mast curtainly in the case of The Hon Return, and for the part in the proceedings and I think it was most the inquiry this week, and he thought the other in support of the prisoner souse, who said he saw Hahn and Mr. Mechaille considered the Silk's great injury to the Opium Farmer, and there to prevent other people from preparing opiume reason shall also reserve the whole question The Acting Attorney General snid there wast Mr. Justice Rasall-The question scers to P.O. Rhoda Singh, No. 699, said that at 7.95 ark sad blood there. Ho pat it that all the treatment of the man improper noither of them Ire we contend that this was one of the evils for consumption gonoralls.
in broadly whether this man, by preparing this one motion he had ben rognosted to make Th p.m. on the 29th he was on anty in Queen's rose wars could not have been caused by one fall considered it of suloient aportance to indaen which the law intended to provide against in
The doctor said he believed the marks were re
them to go up to the station to report it or to taking the warding so general-"to boil or in hear the bottom of Wadham-street, when keived from ane bitw, int he would ask thera, was wait for the arrival of the Inspector and report say was prepare" The Attorney-General ensopinm by a process of boiling, intended that for whole proceeds arising from the sale of the Defil
P.C 606 walk up Wyndhama-strest. Thers that likes? And they mast rateember that the
to him. That being so, it was for the jury to tanded that the omission of any mention of such purpose of infringing on the Opie Farver in court, and amounted to something over not have to an oversight. There was no the Opfam Farmer of the rights confermos by over any ward that might be made in these His clients bad sortain claims which they on the right side of the hood. He would pat it tated such violence as to be likely to accelerate
exception but for chemists sal denggists, and this Ordinance apon hits by the Government. Toro ansians to settlo-thise of the crets-ID that the murks the dooterspoke of weranensed by the man's death. the man's boing beaten with a baton or some other
The Jury, after a short absence, returned he contended that a plain grammatical construc The, magistrato bas found that he has not, and instrumentand that the other mark was caused by the following verdist:-In our opfaien the ds. tion of the wording of the Ordinance ought to that this was not prepared opium with the order that they might get rid of ray-
here. the fail in the gatter. If they found an assault are met with his death from a full while rau- be adopted. He proceeded to cite a large bassing of the Ordinates. The case sel out the expense to the owners of keeping them
His Lordship said the amount tad not been proved they must believe that the
At the sama bar of authorities in support of his contention of states that opinm which is required for an or ning away from a Sikh policemen. whole of the evidenco ofthe Chinese had bron got time we consider that the Sikh policeman's con-
the way in which the Ordinanes should be read sale requires a very elaborate process. This He further ecutanded that the dealer could malo is merely a soaking with water, and a putting more than sufficient to cover all the chime
The Acting Attorney-General said he was Ly as a conspiracy. He argued that this was ex-art toward the deceased after the fall was tremely unlikely. If the witnesses had all boai
so arrangement with the Opium Farmer by through a filter, not with a view of using it very highly to blame..
the claims he had referred to, and that, he sub- street coolios the jury might possibly have sup
which the latter could test his samples for him, but to lost the quality, becans, although instructed to ask for the sum of $3,000 to mat or could is me to bup a license to onable him to Bonares and Patna opion are subjected to a
Government test. Msiwa upiam has to be mitted, would leave a sum sufficiently large to posed they were actuated by revenge, but only Doof them was afollow street colinof the dooonsei
do so.
dealers. I think it is most any award that might be made in them two of the others being cooling in fr. Burby's
The Chief Justice-That would compel him tested by the
Was +1 the defendant in uila. employ sad another a perfectly independent wit
to go to the Opin Parmar for a liorana, and evident thie
His Lilship asked if the other side' had any tended by the process applied to this opiam: pay him whatever he chosis to ask for it.
The Acting Attorney-General contended that there was no intention whatever to interfere ebjoofion. that was the effect of the wording of the with the Opium Farmer's monopoly. If there
The Cuconer was only supposed to hold a prefi-
crowd. "Ifa conid tell it was the constable who
it did arise in the case. He said their Lordships morehauta in olor to avoid expense, but the had a right to refer to the depositions.
specter of polics, nor anyon but counsel baiseuiry. He did not propose to call Mr. Whittalad one which the doctor said nothing whatever they must be entiaflod the diceased's daith but thero was nothing to show it was the cast Farmer; ond that it was not for the purpass of any, before the Registrar and inurehants. I
irregular.
His Worship-You ses everything is done by the polica, vasthing in the getting up of the on the changing of the uniforms, which was
thom.
tion.
evidence might be called.
&
as to costs.
suits,
very arcossary in the identification, was done by were two chairs in the treet, and as soon stor at that timohad heard nothing of themartconsider whether what was done really onneti- an exception on-the part of the legislature ovuldmer's monopoly did he intend to defraud 314.000, which was a stam more than sufficient tes
Mr. Mossop-Well I marely make the objects they raw the constable oaning towards him
tury ran down the strout. Oas of the cookies, the decoed, who was in the second chair, in the rour, slipped in the side channel, and fell in it. PC. No. 9 was about three yarly from the do- censed at the rims he fell, and witness about four ards. No. 696 lifted his arm, and then In poetor Stanton came up and helped the deossed up so that he sat in the road The Inspector said he was all right and tie deceased was put into an ambalance and takenlaway, The constable
The following further evidengu was then taker.. Dr. C. J. Wharry, Superintendent of the Ge vernment Civil Hospital, said the deanased 529 admitted to hospital on the 29th September 8.23 p.m. He was suforing from a santnsn1 wound on the left side of the Lead, and he hud symptoms of fracture of the skull. He died on
Witus+ the 5th inst. from injury to the brain. saw in the Mortuary that the decomend bad anly lifted the deceased's arm to fost his pulse, bruise on the left shoulder. This was after the ard sea whether be was alive or detd. The do- post mortem, when the head had been opened ossed fall backward in the side channel. Witness He did not examine the bead. Deceased was
saw no Baropean present but Inspenter Stantonness employed in the Victoris Dispensary. Eh The Coroner sald that was a TANlot of acci- entirely assosion when admitted to the hor until the aged was being removed. It was and point was this--that if the jury found dental death. pital, and witamas dit not think he recovered not tree that the detrased had been palled apno assalt had been committed in the rat ir-
was brought by the police.
His Worship-Dn you find that the Sikh's conduct accelerated the death of this deceased?
The foreman-No; we do not consider the con- ance of the policeman in any way nacelerated or caused the death of the deceased
cert was
Mr. Leash-If the court seas no objection I
cobacionervss all the time he was there. Eleby the arm, shakea, and dropped in the side gauce, he would ask them to find that the priars that the Sikh conatable considered the Ordinance, which prohibited anyone boiling was any desien to abuse this practice, no doubt have no objection to ver.
Cross-mind-ituess did not make the
was placed in the ambalarea.
in the gatter hastanod his death and lessened bia
as he had repeatedly cantioned them. They lying in the gutter, was lifted by the prisoner ran past him as he spproached, dowa towards Quen's-road, and turning the corner, the rear ecolia of one of the obsics fell in the gutter; e was running very rapidly at the time. Wit 203 went up and was joined hy the last witness.
SUPREME COURT.
12th October.
IN APPEAL.
BEFORE THE FULL COURT.
Cart
The Acng Atieracy-General-The reference er preparing opinto without a permit from it might be abused, but since this has been a co-
His Lortship-If the parties enne to some the Opium Farmer. There a provision by Tony they have had the power of dealing with bay take up a considerable time.
The Opium Farmer might which prople could infringe upon this monopoly.opinm in this way. sad prepare and boil opium, and syroad it broad-make an application tha Government that arrangement. I am quite prepare to fix the theso tests should take plan in some recognised amount of remuneration for thoir survices, and The Chief Justice-But that is not the case laboratory under the supervision of the Govern all the other expanses involved. The caly sus here; there is nothing to show that it has been ment. It is clear that the whole object of this tious to be dociled areas to the actual or paksus. Ordinance is to protect the Opium Former in understand you make no objection to the claim done. There certainly in a danger of it.
The Acting Attorney-General--If all the bis monopoly of the properation of opiam for put forward by Horton & Co. opin prepared for testing in this manner is not smoking purposes. I am therefore of opinion made some farther n of, it is simply thrown that the magistrate's finding is in accordance away. The Aeting Attorney-General went on with the terms of the Ordinance. lo quote from a number of authorities with the Mr. Francia-Your Lordships will give us came object. Ono case that of the Attorney-coate
The Chief Justice-Yos
woaad on the left side of tas head, and a braise then felt the daressed's hand, and found healed bone bar boelies informed him (Mr.KOO TEONG PO AND OTHERS, APPELLANT Jeneral v. Bayley-18 Nesson sud Weilkley, p. of the bruise he azould consider it probably as slire Inspector Stanton came up then, amely, that she mw the crnalty of the prisonst Hockera as Polina Magistrate by the Opiasekaryo of carrying on ile spicit distillery
ping the docenset back in the gutter after
the fracture had occurred before then, bu» the blood cams from the man's car.
Witness
np there
T. CHAN ALVK, BESPONDENT.
74, was specially referred to, being a base in This was an appeal against the decision of Mr which the defendant was prosecnted on a Farmer on a polat of law as to whether raw bocause he distilled sweet spirits of nitre in stille spinta dealers infringed the Opium Ordinance by on his premises. It was centauded that the preparing raw opium to a onrtain extent for distilling of the sweet spirits of nitre was no testing purposes in their business. Chan Alat violation of the ins, and could not be taken was defendzat in the case, which was disassede indlated in the probibition against distilling that ho had committed no infringement of the spirits without a distillery lisence. It was held to be within the meaning of the law, however, Ordinanos by Po doing.
and the defendant was convicted. Another case specially raferred to was that of the Attornay- General v. Grean, in which the latter mumufee. turad vinegar, or what was of a like usture, for the manufacture of blacking. I was contended that the material was not vinegar, and being used to make blacking, it could zot be held to be an infraction of the law. The defendant, how. syet, was convicted. In like manner the At-
14th October.
IN VICE-ADMISALTE,
The Acting Attorney-General-We are pre pared to admit the claim of Schourberg & Co. and we are propared to allow Messrs. Horton & Co. at the same rate as Messrs Schomburg & Co.
The application was necoded te.
THE CHINESE GUNBOATS BUILT AT WHAMPOA.
staiming $5000, and the other by Messrs. Thom-came familiar with their duties.
# Hainan Hand in China. The vessel was Jr-
ed. Two other writs were afterworks issued
Longth...
Beam... Depth Dring ht
111 feet (English.)
18
71
15
The foreman said it was the opinion of the stazul. The deceased was conscious when he soner by his treatment of deemsed when he fay tools all right and treated him as if nothing post mortem ramination. He convluded that
PC. 696. Foajab inga, was onlled, and cau- chance of recovery. If that was so the prisoner were the matter with him. death urose Econ injury to the brain becautioned that he need not answer any question was liable for the man's death. In support of there wore symptoms of it. Witness belior watch right inertoinste himself. He said that this position Mr. Mossop rusd a passage from the injury to the brain was caused by the blor about 8 pm on the 29th he went up Wyndham Stephen's Digest of Criminal Law. On this of which the wound on the side of the head was
strast where there were two chairs. He had his point, he asked, would aarthing be stronger than the avidense. As far as witness know the do-
note book in his hand as he intended to take the evidence of Mr. Hobo and Mr. Mashalo, who ceased was, apart from this injury, a strong, har numbers and sammen them for obstruction both coincided in this, that the man, when
althy men. He jelieved the man was suffer ing from no other disease, but could not awuar
and dropped in a crual and brutal way. As there was no other possible disonas.
to the evidence of Alma Palmer, he put it Dr. L. P. Margnos raid he made a post mortem
that she did not tell the whole truth, that was, examination of the dionased's body on the 8th
that she kept book part of the truth. She was just. He saw the mark of a light contused
Moasop) who could pire important evidence, on the left shoulder. From the appearance
to the man in the gutler, and that she got out that the deceased had come into contact with and sent the decossed to the Station in au am-
The following Memorial, as translated by the balance, Witness accompanied it to the Station. af har chair and protested against it. In hir sume hard, magh erbstance, the skin bain During alt this time he had his truncheon in ita evidence she said 20thing about that, but simply
BEFORE THE HON. SIE GEOBOE PHILLIEFC, Daily News, apponrod in the Paking Casete of CHIEF JUSTICE, AND CAPTAIN H. G. To the 4th August; (1) A Memorial from the partir perled off. The wound on the side of sheath, and never too's it out. They bad, orders that she saw a crowd, stepped herchair and get out,
SET, R. N., HARBOUR MASTER, AS NAUTICAL Gecernor-General and Governor at Caaten re- the few was about half an inch long, and tid
not to take out their truchecus at all. It was and then gotin again. Hepatitthat either through
ASBESSOX. not go to the bugs, only the final. 'Clone to this
not frun that witness hal struck the deceased arvonsaees for the woman was very ilor it
porting the complation of four light-traught war. woond was a superficial serateh. Witness by-
steamers for use or the Cantos Rivar kesed from the nature of the wound that it with his cruncheon, and neither he nor anyone might in from an auvillingasss to say anything
AUGUST MARTIN NICOLAUS SCHOMBERG AND
As earlier reported to His Majesty, the want raised the deceased by his arm, and dropped him which might offend the polics, she had kept back resulted from the decossed striking against voor
The Acting Attorney-General (Hon. E. J.
LUDNI JUDELL T. THE BRITISH. STEAMER of any ateau vessels of war to guard the x hard subsienos. Os op ming t skall witneck in the guttur, nor did to or anyone else from the jury what she said to the Bikk sen.
"DAFILA." HER CARDO AND FREIGHT; AND outrances to the Cinton waters induced the found a large cantity of blood on the left sidekick him as he lay in the gutter. Ta dil uct table, but that shekind hearted woman as she Ackroyd), instructed by Mesurs. Wotson and
ROBERT THOMSON, JOHN WILLAS STAVEKS, temorialist to devote the sum of $260,000 drawu quy European woman there. Witness Saw probably was-was strack with the cruelty and Deason, appeared for the appellants Mr. Fran of th brain, and a star shaped fractus of tha
FREDERICK LOPGRANI, DUNCAN FORRER from the sale of Winking lottery linences, to me European there before he left, but no one protested against it. Could they imagine the ois, Q., and Mr. Leach, instructed by Messrs left is of the skull, the secipi,tal bans on the left
oalies inrenting the story that she did so? With Daunys and Mossop, for the respondent.
AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF the experimental construction of four light- Bit of the bean was also fractured Hu buliared ste to bim
Inspector W. Stanton said that shortly before reference to the evidence of Dr. Marques,
The Asting Attorney-General said that at the
THE BRITISH STEAMER. PARTRIDGE" V.deunght steamers The work was entrusted ta bosh-fracturas ware the result of one blow." Wit-
SAME
Admiral Fang Yao and othe, or ho were director Bess did no think it was probable the fracturas po passing the Clock Tower in thought the jury would agros it was unsatisfac request of the Opium Farmer conso had been cited
Mr. Loach, instrusted by Messrs. Sharp, to build the vessels at Whampoa, using Chinese ** referred to eva'd have been caused by a narudhau-atrest. He got out and sew the de not toll the truth, but he get into the box ap Alak was oberged before him on the 25th-faue jinricha, whez bu a crowd at the foot of tory. He did not mean that De Margnes dd by Mr. Mackean to the following affect Char of blowe trains constable'a truncheon in thes mune dverised by the Chinese wines flying in the side changed, and the last parently under the impression that he was put last with haring committed branchesof the Opium torney-General argued that this was opium in Johnson, and Biokos, for the plaintiffs, the labour, but getting their plans from the foreign instracted by Monsre. Wotton and Deason, for In reply to the Neurial auncnncing this would require a very beary blow to have an editas standing by bira Hin aiked the con- there not to say anything against the prisoner, diasace by boiling and preparing opiura with purse of preparation within the meaning of the Loling Attorney General(Hen. E. J. Ackroyd), and Chinese denkyards at Hoogkcug.
alle what bad happened, and in pidgin English and though he did make certain admissions in put a permit from the Opiau Ferwer Against Ordinance, and that the defendant thereby com
the defones.
project which was presented in the month of the fractures. There were no marks of a stable told him he had fallen. Witness favour of his (Mr. Mogop'si hn did
rry his decision of the case on the 23rd July, dis mitted an infraction of the Ordination. There
This was the consolidated action for salvage June last year, an Imperial Dacron was received number of blows upon the hood, Wore healed his up, and saw a spot of blood on the unwillingly; he told his story just as if he had charging the defondant, the appellanta demurred, was clearly no exception made but in the case of to use the staff produced it would be namek of his coat, bat on palling up the cost.bm called as a witness to defend the prisoner. zud applied to the Supreme Court ca a question the chemist and draggists, and he submittal awards for services rendered to the Daflz by ordering that the vessels were to in carefully injuries Witness did not think the frotares on the side of the head, and some bload in the at haring to cross-examine the doctor in the way plint by William Warnock, P.O. No. 32. The of the Ordinance. The defendent in this cas/ Messrs. “Scheiabarg & Co., af- Holbow, when they were found-to-ba serrinebla a second repert ter him to as all his dores va produss the could see ne mirk. He then discovered & Found Mr. Mossop was very much sarprised of law. The summons was granted on a com-that the cart was bound by the slear wording the Partridgs. Mesars. by Herton & Co., and Laspected whos they were finished, and that if ould have been caused by the constabl dropoutter which had come from it. He sout they had had to de. Dr. Marquee said first, when following facts were either proved before his aght, therefore, to have been convicted of boiling on the sandkanke off Hainan Head in May was to be made to the Throue with a view to
last. The case was hard during several deciding what further setion was to be taken.
The Memorialist has now to report that theseA lifting him ap. so that his head fell where it cost ble for a chair, but before he came back asked if the constable's condrat in raising the Warship, or admitted to his satisfaction. The and preparing opium:
Mr. Francis sabmitted that the wording of dass at the end of last month, the question
being only as to the amount of award. Judg-vessels were finished lest winter, and ware numed had bag before. There was blood in the gut witness called whether obair, and calling PC. 629 men up and latting him drop was likely to opium and utensils produced in court were
he had put him in the chair and taken to affect the recovery of the man, that he believed admitted to have been in the possession of the Ordinauso rannt be interpreted socrding to
ment was reserved at the completion of the case, the Kuang Yüas, Kuang Hang, Kvarg Li, and ter at the time he was lifted ap. and that showed the Cautral Station. Witness saw him sitting the olde was hopeless from the first, but after the defendant, and it was proved to his the subject matter of the ease. It must, he and was now delivered by his Lordship as follows. Kuang Chen respectively. During the spring When witness saw the deceased inwards, in raply to the Coroner, he said that twenty Worship's satisfaction that no ratsiling had thought, be taken as a matter of common know- In this cass two writs were issued on tan rithey wore fitted with armaments, and, having the gatt-e he was lying with his hood alightly per cent of people with such injuries recovered. taken plaas His Worship ordered Chan indge that the object and view of passing the day of June last against the Defle, her cargo been duly manned, the crews were exorcised ia had heard that he had from the ear. The freeward the road, and his foot toward the other his chowed that they must weigh the aridenne Kan, as excise offer to the Opium Farmer, to Ordinance was to protect the Opium Farmer in and froight, one by Messrs. Soliomberg & Co. working the vessels Lutil by degross, they be turs might hate been saved by a heavy fall into side of the gutter. Witness did not netics Mr. De Marques very carefully, as he evidently be charged with giving false testimony, and the his monopoly for the molusive right to the pre- the side chauzel, as described by Miu Palmer. Hata there. Witness beard & China bag behind tried to aruid as much as possible saying any- Opium Farmer withdrew the second part of his paration and sale of opiam in this colony for the Bon and others, the owner, master, and new of On the 24th of June the Memorialists went and the braise on the shoulders might also hartim say that the deceased had beau beaten by thing that old passibly affect the prisoner. charge--that of selling preparod opinn without a parpots of amoking. Ha sahmitted that the
the steamship Partridge, claiming $2000 for down to inspect the assis and to sue aber ex- been so catast
the constable. Witness asked him if he can. Tha doater said he knew from the blood flowing permit from the Opium Farmer. It was proved word "prepara" upon the very face of it, nones Crossranžaed by Mr. Mosap-It was highly but he sail oo, other people had told him. No one from the right ear that the case was hopeless, bat to his Whip's satisfaction that Patra and sarily implied some additional wards, and that salvage sortises rendered by them rospactively ervised. The following are the dianonsions of improbable that the injuries on the devased's
zade any complaint to witness, and he din not it turned out that he did not see the blood him- Benares opium, being guaranteed by the Indian the worl standing by itsult had no meaning to the Dafla, her cargo and traight, in May last, the slips head could have been caused by the truncheon prinod. He had seen gond many cases of easy tious, as he was in a hurry to get self and was only saying what some one else had Gorerament, no testing of it was requirol by whatever. The court must necessarily under- Injurius rated by traohoons Ho would me to the Station. Witness had known P. C. told him, as the blood and all bean washed away be- desers in this colony. It was admitted that stand the preparation to ba fer some partinniarrested reader both write on the same day, bat the 636a considerable time, and know thing against fore the doctor saw the man. Dr. Marques also said Malwa Turkish, and Persian opium, not being parpoee, and in interpreting this Ordinance cargo had been lauded and could not be discover any it was impossible. From the time the eis character. He was reckoned a very good that the hiped from the carded him to form the opin-so gaaranteed, it had always been the caston of it must be taken as a matter of com censed had that fractare of the head his case was constable, or he would not have been on daty bathatit was from a petrousi jory, and afterwarde | dealera în raw opław to test it, in making pur- (knowledge that the word simply referred to greinst Ko Kai Shub and Chun Lai Taoi for the hopedoss. His bleeding from the left our showed te he was P. C. 649 had also been a good he said it might have some from an external in-phases or sales. This test was made by mixing opium prepared for smoking purposes. the ease was fatal, or if he had a chance it was a gaastuble Wituous believed the Indian conits fury. One other point, and it was his list. He it with water, stirring it, and paint over a fire would even be inclined, as a matter of argo. very poor one. If he had a poor chaos of reblet were not in the habit of drawing their trun-would assame for a moment that the jury dishes for a short time. It was further proved to his ment, to go beyond that it referred
Rid of Beptember. These four actions were covery. the recovery would depend on the way in cheous, and there ware very strict orders agaiustieved the evidence as to the assault and as to the Warabip's satisfaction that Patna opium, and opium prepared for no other consumption or the other by Muses. Solomberg & Co on the men and materials vans from Ilongkong. which he wo subsequently treated. If he them. Up to three years ago the constables oraalty in the gutter: Then they Lad this perhaps a little Turkish, were the opin smoked purpose than making. From beginning to
subsequently consolidated at the request of the would lessen his ahazos of recovery. There carried their truncheons iu their hands when on when the deomased we rouming away from the in Hongkong, and that Mulwa opium was end of the Ordicanos, be submitted the pro- parties. At the hearing it was agreed that the English or 33 Chiass 14, in an hour. **** Was no taxes left of a second blow, and duly, and they had no sheaths for them thon constable and when be fell had he or had he not prepared for smoking bere. Also that opium paration of opiam must be taken to mean opium alsof the Dafila shield ze taken for the purpos Since then, however, shes the bad be applied, well grounded fear af vielance from the coustable boiled and prepared for smoking purpose under prepared for consumption. The true object and heavy hemorrhage could not he exused with and all constables had to carry their trancheons Bocanes person was hold is have committed goes an elaborate proces, and that inch opium meczing of the Ordinance, he sumittad, was to of the enît at $20,500, -the value of the fright engines of 65 horsepower and cao stes 9 Eng
murder if by astaal viclence or threats of violence as the samples produced in court could not be prevent the smoking ef any opium in the colony at 52952, and the value of the cargo at 89,580. let miles or 30 Chinese li, an hour.
It was also age that the salrage recoverod Mr. Francis Cross-examinad by Mr. Mossop-Witness was he caused a person to do soam not which caused sucked by an opinas smoker. The defendant but the Opian Farmer's opium. not aware of any reputation the Indian con his death, some sot which would appear to the was the largest raw opium dealer in the colony, contended that several of Las bathorities, cited heald be divided between the ship, cargo, and the wate in order to render them handy for tables had for ill treating coolica; he had on person injured or threatened the natural mode and it was admitted that the apicm prodused by the acting Attorney-General fald more is eight, the defendants in the personal actions fighting purposes, and the screws, which are the defendants in the actions in rem. to be the alarm to the enemy's ships. Two of the "letters in" tho" papers, bat no complaints-bed- beon sent to the Station. He bad sasn & ease of avoiding such injury. This man had wall had been belled for the purpose of testing On favour of his client thas of the appellants, and ha to be liable for slags in respect of oaryo, and twin, work vary noiselessly so as not to give
gronaded apprahansis, for the ormelty with the part of the respondeat it was contended this also quoted a large number of authorities in anp
able for salvage in respect of ship and freight. vessels are fitted with condensers and the by the tujagy to the petrous part of the head, or reported in which a sergeant of the R. 1. badhich the Siehe treat the goodies was a matter of was got prepared opium auder the Omilosnes, port of his case. As to the case of the Queen The value of the Purtrige was estimated at tants of all are morcable. The ribs of the external injurise. About twenty per cent of po sunt a letter amplaining of the conduct of the common knowlodge. They saw it every day in and on the part of the appellants that a breach. Grom, he braitted that did not apply to ple receiving a fracture of that part of the bead sinh constable who had arrested a Chinsman for the strast themselves, and if the jury believed of the Ordinanco had bed committel Wer- this case at all, because the main question to be $4,000. On the part of the plaintiff it was Vessels are of iron, and each carring a four and contended that they rendered very meritorious half ton breach-icnding an in the bows and roonvored. If the man had already had his head fracted the shaking by the arm and lattian elty to a fowl. Had he bees in court he the deceased had rason to believe he would ship, however, wie of opinion that the Ordirano decided there was whether the liquid maa-
Be submitted alvage service to the Daila by sanding boats to leaf Kmpp gan in the stern, wita Morden should bare contradicted the statement, as he suffer violence from the constable, and in trying referred to the possession and onstody of prefactured wat vinegar or not. the head drop back on the gutter it might in-
Ho did not to escape and rashing down the bill be fell and pared opium which might be used for smoking. that there W was well, anquainted with the cažo.
exactly the same thing ber, and lightening har ao as to enable her to folds gan in the top and one on air quarter, crease the hemorrhage, but the man might sultond P.C. 696 away because the people were was killed, the custable was responsible, because and which could be sold for that purpose boro There was a question whether the get off the ground. Sending or hiring actual the guns being protected by hot shield
The vasets were taken down to a price called His Worship said Major Davies had seen the raising an eatery against him. There was not he had no right to threat vistenou sud that he within the calony to the detriment of the opian found in the defendant's possitaion was salzers, however, is not a salvage service, although ne line inside temp to his carpet
the smallest cutory being raised against him.
The calibro of the gas was found cocurres and bad volunteered his videoom,
was doing so they owveld have no doubt from the Opium Farnier, and he was of opinion that prepared opium or not within the meaning of it has been considered so much in the nature of he proposed to take that evidence now.
Acting Chief Inspector James Cracok pro evidence of Major Davies. In enpport of his it did not apply to the tasting of samples the Ordinance, and it had been clearly shown salvage surries as to entitle the partia to sneharing been sit up they were put through their daced the character rolls of both the Sikh non-contoution as ta the liability of the constable out of raw spiam, and was not directed in any that this gram se prepared could not possibly in the Admiralty Court in an action in ron. In volation Major Frederick Davies was then put in the stalex P.C. 629 joined the Forve on the 20th this ground Mr. Mausop renil two ages. En conway against dealers in raw opin, as by invari-be used for smoking purposes. It was, he enanoh a čase, however, the party obtaining the to he Roited to the dimensions of the vessels, box. He said he was Assistant Military Secre. Desember, 1831, and find only three trifling en of these ✯ WOMAN Was assaulted by her husbaadable castor they had always tested their samples tonded, therefcio, not prepared opium within the bente în sutitled to be repaid all the argon target at 5 l, the guas having a range of 8 li tay. On the evening of the 29th September, rise against him.
ably and by him, to gether with a fair remuneration for his earvions. about half-past sevar, he was standing on the June, 18, and his character was also good.
to the cobriment of the Opium Farraor, and an- Clab staps at the Wyndbau-street, when he saw
violence jumped into the water; she was drowzed opiaica that the Ordinance was not intended to an outside obair rousing rapidly down Wrad 2.30 pm on the 16th inst.
The inquest was adjourned at this stage until and the kasband was held responsible for the apply to dealers in raw opium who were carrying other process of preparation was coquired before Ess the Happy Refara, 2 Hagg. 198; the Watt, well, while the machinery was aleen and bright. 2 W. Reb. 70: the Livals, 3 N. Rob. 1; the Although they were the work of Chinese death. In the other as a man riding a horse on their business in a legitimate way, and be it could be; there was no dangor here of any ham-street, followed by a Bilch constablo. On turning the corner by the Victoris Dispensery one of the chair coolies appeared to strike the Magistracy on Saturday afternoon.
Top Ingairy was resumed and concluded at the trick with a stick by another mangase his decision against the appellants in the thing of the kind. No opin in any stage of Charlotte. 3 W. Bob, 58, the Aquila, 1 C. Rob, artisans they looked on the whole liko forruga to escape farther solenes he spurred his matter. The question of law upon which this preparation was fannil there. The opium was; the Parissima Concepics, W. Rob. 181. built ships. The total cost of the tour was Tie In this case the master of the Dald, might him- 120,100 odd, exclusive of the armament, which horse: the horse took fright, and the man ass was ofted for the honourable Supreme only in a certain stage of preparation, and it was corner of the building and fall in the gatter. The
tion of his cargo overboard. The Partridge, to the value of Tis: 13500 which are still lux ennatable came up, a crowd colleted, and a few
Mr. Mossop appeared for tlia relatives of the was thrown and killed; beld that the rosn Court was whether the respondent was impro- prepared for a clear and deflrite purpose; there self have lightsaed his vasol by throwing a por was applied from stores in hand, and materials who struck him was responsible for the death. perly discharged, and whether he ought to have was no intention whatever of oarrying the pro- Noworor, performed other services for the Dale, hand. The monthly cost of the vessels will in Racanda after a constable crossed over from the Mr. Mattie said-I am an assistant to
cess any further, and it could never be put in Post Office, took out a pocket book, and appeared Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co. On the 29Mr. Mossop argued that the present case was he convicted under Sec. 3 of Ord. I of 1834 to write something down. He sawnossault what September, about 7.30 p.za, I saw a crowd at the analogous to theBo.
The deling Attorney (eneral said their Lords state lit for smoking. Mr. Francis prodeaded which also entitled her to some remuneration, commission will be Tls. 6-2 each. When farther The Coroner, in summing up wid the jury { ships would see the question was whether the
Roscript:Lot the Fridu sangarned take ever branyons, Restood therennijlthearowidie- | bortom of Wyndham-street. I saw a Chiaaman would probably agree with Mr. Moisop that the preparation of optam, "whether for the paroto quots from other authorities as to the maceratthough probably not trivily in the antarsfunda can be raised a large number of these
in watch the wording of the Ordinance should be of salvage serving. She is satitied to some ro- vessels will be built, porved, & abort time afterwards, and a Chinaman lying thero with his body in the channel and his evidence of the cooles was pet truo in all parti- smoking or not, was sa infringement of Seotion constrved, and he remarked that there were as muneration for going to the assistanco of the
cognizance. Bway with bie boad banging over the back. At to me as if to show that a Sikh constable, to whom the Word peale hoe Blosser that be kod right to boil and prepare in onslusien be again pat it as a matter of com- officer to go in charge of the boats, and for 13- IMPROVEMENTS AT KELUNG. the time the constable came up with s note book he pointed, had struck tas man iowa. The man had treated the eridens of that witness in ratiori opium for the purpose of testing cirtain kind mon knowledge that the word "prepare" in the i bourers seat down by Mears. Horton & Co. a) Witness could not see a man lying in the gutter was insensible. The Sich ernstable lifted him a harsh marker. Dr. Marquage was pat la the of opium which they wished to wall. He, how- Ordinance must be taken to rafor to the the master of the Partridge, for the services of the request, it is said, and awlor the guarantee of
A Kelang correspondent of Der Ostasiatische for the crowd. Witness could not say whather up fail he was only sbumming, and let him drep bar and asked cerinin qanation's the answers to ofer, conteuled that there was nothing whatever ration of opium for smoking purpose, the only the second officer, which, were accepted by the Zilog writes On Palit Island, to the left of the constable had a trunchaɔn in his hand or not. back again. I cannot remember by which arm which, so far as he knew, might lead to a man's said in the Ordfiance about smoking, and that purpose for which it was used in this colony. He
Dila, on learning of the request of the master of a new fort ia boing ripidly pushed forward On Cross-examined by Jr. Mossop-Witness did the sosetable lifted him. I paid, you must not being hanged. It was very natural nador the therefore the magistrate was wrong in coming thouetst it had never been known to be used for Dakla, and for returning to the sintance of the the entrance to Kolung harbour, the construction bot see siller Mr. McGulie or Mr. Whittall, are that." I did not say anything about report sirsumstances the doctor shoald to extremely to the conclusion that the Ordinanse referred to any other purpose here.
The Chief Justion mid it wanesten sowtimes; of the Darila to Mosers. Horton and Co. for the 9th ult. a steamrarrived with machinery for ing him.
cautious of what he said It was tree he seemed the possession and custody of prepared opium
tag and for
asistanos given to the Darila the coal raines that are to be n-opened and one Mr. Hahathers, Witness could not say what part By the Coroner-I thought the bon very unwilling to say anything to bring any ousin which might be sad for smoking, and could be thees was oute before the court the other day, of the deceased octas io contact with the pillar, it
letling to trouble, but his Worshiptonght that would be sold here for that paxpass to the detriment of the noting improperly in
Mr. Francis said he was out aware of it. En by Loving off the Albatross, which, however, we these are open the shipping of this port will no ce too dark but he believed it was his striking stablo w the pillar which threw him down. It was the man drop. It was that that imprrowed the natural feeling of the jury themselves if they Oplum Farmer. Also tist he was wrong when bus knew it was eaten in Euglsad said in enstern think, would almost certainly has got off in doubt be usiderably increased. Mr. Beid, the daily merrence to see the constables chasing me. The man was quite inapable. I do were in the same postion, and that they would and he was of opinion that the Ordinance did pot oantries. Te poatended that the word must be time without assistance With regard to Messrs former ongineer of the coal taines, arrived in the chair coolies in this way.
not think the drop was dangerous, but I do hesitate hry much before they undertook to my refer to testing raw opium, and to raw opium taken to apply to oplan prepared for the par- Horton and Co.'s claim on the Partridge it is to the steamer to superintoad the fiting up of the be observed that Messrs. Herton and Co. charge machinery. In the belief that the railway bo nothing for remuneration to themselves hat pro-tween Keling and Tanssiwill probably boshert By the Foreman-Witness should judge that not think it would do bien any good. I ri pertain things had been done they would have deelers when legitimately carrying on their anal poses of consumption."
The Chief Justice-I think you are prepared less to reuve à bill for the expenses to whickly began, European and Chinese speculators hare the ovartable was about fon yards from the Hahr thers, I did not see him do saything or breugas about death. As to the marks, he nose. He contended at once, that vptum mader- cooliewhen the latter struck the building and fall bear him say anything. I was standing close to thought the best witaces was the doctor who going any preparation or change whatever night
has been actually paid to their Comprador. Fat European is said to be already in treaty with the Ken Ebi Pa, called and examined by the body. I did not observe that the ad's head made the exspination. Dr. Marques made no be sad to the detriment of the Opism Farose to admit, Francia, that the opium were
not entisfied that the amounts charged were pe officials. If the railway is constructed, ne in most Mossop, and he was a coolie employed in the same down with a bang when the Sikh dropped mention of a wound on the right side of the by being subsequently prepared in mom els prepared là any way so as to be fit for sucking they have been put and which Mr. Herton says arrived and ere kroking for sites for hotels. One
bim. I would not recognise the Sika ngain. head, but it was for the jury to my who was laborato manner for smoking, and was cly the Ordinance would be Intringed
Mr. Francis–No doubt, my Lord.
tually paid, nor am Isatisfied with Mr. Harton's likely, a large part of the trade of Tamsul will Tietorin Dispensary. the cault, about By the Jury-- When the it was lifted up I meet likely to be mistaken. the doctor who made an infringement of the Ordinasie The grandes 7.3 p.m., ho sakh constable chass two
the examination, Wa Sikh pagelablo at the upon which be made this contention were best! He Lordship-That would cover such esses explxuations, nor have no been informed sa to find its way to Kulung. chairs in Wydad troet, near the Dispensary. saw blood in the gutter, sparpology
reozived a second heavy blow on the head it
If the doosared f
ont an externs mark. the second time on exaatly the awn spot as the first, it would make a difference, but that was not probable.
By the Court-Witness saw no injury to the
Bar. Binding from the left ear would be caused
ricover.
Witness did not lasira the Club stops.
in them.
deces, and now called Mr. D. Mechalts
Horary of the same amounts respectively for the esma sortides, the ems by the ownere, master and arew of the Partridge on the 18th of August, and
equal to 6ft. lin. Chinese usarement. It should be explained that measurerisatsure given In English foot because most of the work. The Kuang Yun und Kuang Chen are fitted with engines of 18 horse power and a stoum 10 "The Kang Hony and Kung Li ure fisted with
The docks of the vessels are very low abovo
and or out of afery ten shots struck tho