charge.
statuto.
proof.
Fia Lordship-What you adott in that the acta were the same, but how about the omitea I bave kid, had me lay down again, that they
were the kine.
Mr. Hayllar eaid he hoped to show some things which would make considerable modi- cutions. Mr. Franck than handed in the dep sitions and other documents connected, with the Kwok-a-sing cases.
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dition,
His Lordalip. But there was a writ of dabage corps issued in that base
Mr. Hayllar observed that it bors upon
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It is reported höre that there are yet no telo. graphic orders from America for the Heph; and. no action can be. takan, for some time, Bren should the United States Government desire to carry on bostile.operations until the purpose The Attorney-General naked to interpors, a of the expedition-in attajped. As was reported. few words, as this affected him in his public at the nutset of the expedition, nothing further capacity. Supposing that his Lordship's was contemplated, ander the instructions thou second judgment ware errones, there was to hand, than a peaceful negotiation of come question of the legality oful tho wote ho had arrangement for the rescue and protection of ship rocked goumen and their property. His Lordship and no one had a right to Buah penseful negotiation the American Minis. for attempted, and both he and tiro Adngtvaž suppose that for a moment. . . .
The Attorney General-No, but it goos to store to avert hustilition. Unsuccessful in this, the Admiral was forond: tà clear away the in. the question of knowing.
el, and he is brought up to answer to the must make himeall theirbiter of Botas wala hug to do his duty. Doder the circumstances | priesa facia to suspidon but the fact may not this action clearly before ym, so that we may out ultimately to be obarged in different ways, "glorious Fourth' was day celebrated by a Mr. Francis altor amber explaining law. Thin man was a bourd sahip, which was in which he is placed, it would be opening the impress itself so forcibly on all minds an on each understand our position. Lord Mansfield but they were the saune crime. Another pational salute of 21 gpa at noon. Toe Palos the nature of the Act at some lengthy wont on fitted up sea ooolto ship in point of fact; he door to a number of evils to hold him liable in his Lordship, whose mind is so open to gym-sys that the constitution treats the jury will feature which was important, was any paria ad Monocacy, when nearly to eight of Shan- to the speak upon the worths with the flow took the life of the captain His Lordship any such way as this. He may ban who in pathy with those who are unprotected and unpot veure a farisdiction which is not in their tion notwithstanding. The variation in this Lung Promontory, were detachat, from the rout ledge as raised by the Coubael for the de held that he was just flod, heep he did not subject to error but he is anawerable to help themselves this rany easily be the province, and that they will do right though onse was that it was called piraoy in the one and ordered to Shanghai, to make some trifling fenchant. He urged that the Attorney General this with ride to regaining his own able to Government or to the las of Corian Bab soale will not let these sympathies they have the power to do wrong, which is a vase and murder in the other. That was what repairs.
"The anestesics customary between diferent had knowledge of the facte; and was preautoed borty. You will bear in mind this case monk who might they ked peach him, onrry them so for another, and there may be inatter antirely between God and their Mr Hyllar námitted you may infor if you like
avies were most pordially extended to the ta bave had the fullest knowledge of the law. He rested there. The man way congdered inno. but is be answerable to his detent Attornay differences of opinion whether, ander the cir own oonsolences. It is the duty of the thas the crime in each is the same,
Mr. Hayllar amid hò did not admit that they Amorisan firet as they arrived in Obalon; and must have known the low with respect to the cent necording to the law Bagland Genbent to a Jury? I think no It would be gumstances they did not commit offences great Couit, says Story, to instruct the jury on tɔ
we know nothing so condusive to good feeling maner in which he was aating: The question But now we'döme to the next step. Tha At- going beyond this split be the law and of rightly in excess of the necessitics of the case. Ithe law, it is the duty of the jury to follow the were the ammo crime.
His Lordship.-M. Hayllar, you heard what a downtrations of just and harty ap of the absence of such knowledge is the Act no torney-General held, although boto so far as if he were held habla of himself to say penalty am sure you will not allow your sympathies to law is laid down by the Court, Gentlemen, I quires would arise in such a cast as if the the offence vrea concerned by bis Lordship's whatever. The learned counsel concluded by express against a man like the Attorney General, think your duties are Yeally confined to certain said You may infor if you like." His presintion of the manly and brats qualities of plaintiff after being discharged on habem decision, which established that the prisoner pressing his regret that his argument bad taken who is only seeking to do bio daty. If the caso very few facts. My dation are to tell you that if Lordship proceeded to say there were two ques-another. No denkt eriete tant what the corpus was met in the street by a constable, could not be given up to the Clash Autho up more time than he had intended it should called for reprobatia: if i were prostituting you, and the freta in one way you are boued in tions for the jury. The question of un-American forces went through, the British and whe unaware of the sironmetaboss, and know rities, that the man could yet be tried accord-bat he urged that the case was now gas, and his office for his ova ende, I would not culposeleace to find nonording to the law, as I fingly was one. He should have directed them russian forces would have been only too anger ing him to be one of the iron alleged to be coming to the Laws of England for piracyve was embarrassed by considerations of the law upon yon to justify bim ; but if you do not see shall state it with caférens to thees fists. The independently of the Attorney General's eri- to share. The future may have some saob joint ooted with the affair, bad taken him into ons gariem, which the case was prima facin Ac of extradition; but he was confident the Court any of theas circumstance in what he has aheen Compes Act has been dealt with in a way dance that be construotirely knew the offencer notiou. in store, for the meation, of Claren, is Mr. Hayllar's first objection one interesting chiefly the two powers whose tody. This would be the want of knowledge cording to law and as clearly set forth by Mr. und july would pardon the length of his address done if you find that thers being strong prima which I hardly expected in an English Court, to be the same. for which the Act provides. But this was not Justice Crompton, pinoy jure gonfiam in pan- when they born in the fportance of the facie erideson of a great crime, and that in on. It has became history, and its origin is given in was that this was a writ of habara corpus at lag is supposed to pratent the conating fleate of the case before the jury, The Attorney-Generalishable anywhere; and Kwok-d-sing was mutter, in which was involved not only deavouring to bring one of the perpetrators of the life of Lord Shaftesbury, to which my atten common law, but reading this motion he laid Chick
The recent wrook of tho N.-G. sglaoner Chu- had the advantage of knowing all the facts, triable for the offence not only Chius, but the taste of this particular ense, but also the is to justice, he was only fulfilling the Lunations tion was called by an article.in a paper. This it down as a matter of law that the section and most bo presumed to have known the lavin every civilined country whers he ought find position generally of the Attorney-General of his office, you will give to him the benefit of law was drawn by Sir William Jodes, who was applied to any habres corpus, issued aderant, after, which the Captain had the good senso on the enbicot. The only defence which would himself,In the case, this is a very important when caps were brought against bing The that sympathy, which every mas donerres who some yours Attorney General, and resigned in this Act or outalda thir Act. Whether the and pluck to venture upon a voyage of 190 bo advanced was that he noted with the authori consideration. If the man is triable here, what learned. Counsel then briefly reonpitulated seeks hat konestly and fearlessly to do his duty. 1697 to be free to set vigorously with the opposin war guilty in fact or, as be had hold bi miles to Ohéloo, in small open boat, rather than Mr. Francis the replied --Ha esid that betion, and it in owing to the Habeas Corpus Act to be, satirely innocent, he could not be re-trust himself to the tender mervice of the ty of Rome Court having jurisdiction over the effect had bie Lordship's judgment; and wint his arguments, the Court, Inking note, of them,
large, tesause there were Coreane, who would have stripped bita of ovan Cause. If the jury found audor the direction samable ground had the defendant for be- They vera:The Attorney-General did not not fore addressing the fury, he fanposed to call that England and America nee the only two arrested when set of tie Lordebip as a matter of fact that the leving that his Lordship would for a second time knowingly, in point of foot the iwe offence Lis Lordship's attention to the statale under foountries wheratrne liberty esiste. His Lordsbiy the words pretended offence to cover be the little he brought ahors from the wreck, prisoner was re-arrested as meatioanl in the discharge the prisoner on habeas corpus, I feelnebarged ware not the same; if they were the which they were proceeding in this case, in then read an extrast, from Blackstone on the cass of his innocence. His Lordship then to shows how it opneers, Germany, with their deaturation, their verdict, it seemed to him, dolions in treating this portion of the subject me, in any sense, the prisoner bad not been order to remove the double which might bars Habeas Corpus Act, and added thst Lords Camp.viewed the Attorney-General's nine points and immanee fleet in the Obing coasting trado; and, must be for the plaintiff. In this case there was before this Cover, but I must show that trial by a Quart of competent jurialistion the book suggested a ta its applicability.. It might bell and Macaulay bad written in late years in afterwards read over the evidence. On the as if to furnish further evidenon that the ques no question of danger. If the Farate un presion of law Wigs of the Attorney-General motion did of apply in wnch cases this be wall to rand to be Lordship section six, and the same spirit. Therefore, he added-con-fact that the members of the Executive Copan- tion affecta all maritine powers, we learn only turned the full amount of the penalty adorned, mind when he gave Kwok-a-sing into custody more specially as the whole of the English lawak him whether be could hold that it did not noticede to the proposition that guy portion of oil were in the room at the time of arrest, he just now that one Gorda and two Suglish apply: The Journed Counsel in bit repark on this Aat inn and letter or has become obsolete. remarked that the arrest could not have been subjecta, who quiled banca in a native versel neither more or less, so this was not an netion His Lordabip conld not expent that jury does not apply to this Goloby for damages, but simply for a penalty under a would proclaim that an innocent of orime His Lordship hero heedDid the aestion the history of the Havens Ant End plated la I consider that the whole of this act from be their set because the Executive could do no-bired for the purpose, to recover any portion of general bouring correctly. The writ of habeas ginning to end, creept a few words of necessity thing except by a writing, and there was no the cargo of Chasex, are now known to have aguinat" the laws of this Calámy! hoszúse qfi of the Habeas Corpès Act apply?? His Lordship enquited:-Was the plaintiff though it was open to him to lay down the Mr. Hayller said he thought it was really ob corpus existed long before the Act; but the repeated, is the taw and the right of every evidenca of this, The Attorney General had bend aeized by the Coreans, inpriated with charged with enne on the fret arrest? Was same law, it would be for the jury to find a solute bat at all erente it did not apply in the many bigh banded data of Judge, Attorney Englishman wherever he goes, the right of mentioned a resolution cone to by the Council, three of their Chinese servants, and the jok he charged on the accond arrest ? If it was true, the anperstructure of the law, that is, the circumstances of this esse. He proceeded General, and othere were the very reason why it every man who is under the English Govern-hat they did not know what it was. The Exe out adrift with the other six Clincec, to eve not admitted that they were the time, he facts upon which the man would he tried. The The Attorney-General acted ass Judicial Officer was necessary to embody the pricóiples of habeas inent. These preliminaries being disposed of,cutive. Conseil continned to, sit, but bad, the theaalven if they could. The jank reached thought the defendant weald have to put in fitting up of the vessel the airdumstances in giving the ninto custody and as a pub-porpus in a stringent form; and the object of Tmaet draw your attention to the charge. Executive Council any power to arrest the the Promontory a day or two since, and some ¦ of thoso atáil left on board have bean forward- tending to show whether prisoner was taken be officer in the execution of an act of Sixte, the ofanen nader, which the uit was brought His Lordship here read the declaration. The plaintiff
"Mr. Hayllar, said he put it, that anybody had ed to Obefon to tell their story to the English Mr. Hayllar--I admit everything to the full-on board against his will, and other isoidants It was consiitutional not for the purpose of was to meet a special bass It was that, if ponalty claimed le £500; and I would remind
Goneal, What curas the Conini will take is est extent.
commeted with the afair, would all have to be bringing the roared to tried in the Supreme when ones released on hatás rope, it was you that £500 was equivalent to £2,500 or right to arrest for fology.
possible to recommt, one writ of habeas corpus 20,000 in the present day, and therefore you' His Tordikip. Then all this is withārawa I not yet known, but we presame he will not do shows. I acarcely know myself what would Court; it was not an oppressive art
Mr. Høyllar said ho did not abandon the 'po less than sond a vessel to the same of the bave to bo proved as facts, and where the in- The Hon. J. Pannostote being anots, stated would have to be followed by another und at will scoat what yates the liberty of all subjects, terpretation of law should begin. The Atkui. Attorney-General of the Colony and other, and the object of the proviant entirely the poorest as well" on the richest was placed eition of the Attorney-General, which made it seizure, and enquire from the natives into the anbappy fate ofhis fellow subjacon. We beliora. torney, General was strengthened in this view of wasso during the whole time of the habeas corpte lost. For these reasons it was canoted that when that Aot was provided, not for the ad-stronger.
His Lordship saic, thut as pablis prosecutor the Consular notification that any one going the case by the fact that the man had not been proceedings. I arghed for tan-Crawn on the man should not be re-arrested for the same or vantage of the man; but for the protection of brought up under the Ast of Charles II but rat habeas corpus, aul was aware of the deòl- similar offences and this same was dealined every member of the somernity. Having said the Attorney-General had no are right to to the Corea would do so at his own way and under bia nummon law right. Mr. Cushing, is on and judgment of this Court At the time not to much to protect the subject against pr that, I will draw your attention once again to arrest than any other person. Bat anybody not bis Queen's, was saited after these thre the United States and I need scaronly say that the prisoner was isobargel on habet par vate individuals as against the officers of the the ket, and as Mr. Francis well-obearred on old arrest for felony. If so, however, the 6th unfortunate men sailed; hat in any ons8 that the greatest authorities on istemalionai par under the Treaty of Tiantaib, the T- Orown; and is required the further Aot of it, there is first the recital of certain graat orile action took that right from anybody in it is one thing to warn the rantaresome that if Mr. Hayllar, in opening the cute for the de law, Story, Wheaton, and other aru Americana Corernor's warrant was out at his for Geo. III. to folly, protect the liberty of the which had originated this hot, and which this respect of a crime for which a man had been they are barbaronely murdered they shall have fendant, said In spite of the admissions which so that if one finds that an attornos Genami rondition to the French (Jovernbient; and Ea Rubject from alle from them in authority. Aut we intended to remove. The Act was not at large, and therefore that anybody? no sympathy, and quite another to leave them have been so freely made, and which thu learned of the United State gives an bpiter ob arvested and brought before the Governor Section, ux, it was to be observed, had & preampatued not only to provide for a libertarompudaren't tough lif His lordship contion to with gafstanse when their fate is oosing adworate tied up in a knot, I think I shall be rendition, it may be reasonably held that under the Itapurial Extradition Act; 1870. He ble of its gun, and was consequently practically under this Acs, but also for a habeas corpus as read the evidence, and on coming to the notat down upon tung. From the spirit of all in the able to show to you that there is no case of any the Attorney-General of Hong kong is justified was demanded for a week in ordertbat the Francs how enactiuentin fabt eome:bing added on commod in which it in admited that this arrest, hamid: "I think pinoy-nine persons out plage, there is a doubt that, if the Navy were sort, kind, or ácscriptiou. The action of the in holding the like opinion. Wall, in Forth Canani might give the usual primo facis evi- after the Act had been provided. The learned habpus corpstain. There are two kinds of haber of a bodred would leave doge the same, I would not to inquire into their fata, private individuale statute under which the notion is brought in this mentioned a case in which a demand for ex- dence for hiastreuder. In the course of the week advocate referred to the case of Earl Spencer corpus, one at cntiquon law and one under this bare hown very likely to have done he would be inclined to go unaided to those in dis 6th section of the 91st Charles II, passed to tradition was made, and Mr. Cushing thought the French Consul retired from his claim of rou. v. Swanned, and orged that the questions by Act, and then there are all the provisions made same not having the fear of sestion 6 before tress. The only thing discouraging to Bach action my eyes.” In conolitajah, his Lordship aid in the extrema Ekelihood that the three men hare the your 1879. Now from that time to Luis no that it should not be complied with, because adition, Upon the day of adjournment the pri- fore the court were the construction and ap for carrying these ont. These are of an en
souer was brought up again before the Liout, plication of the statuto and of those which the tirely different character from the former. It that the only diffulty he bad was whether the been atrendy beheaded, and their beads sen! enit whatever,bas ever been brought upon this andleicht esse had dot been made ont. section. This m the first action, to which this His Dordabip That is, invoficient for eftra Gororgar, Before the propeeding were open-learned transl for the defendant hud placed in to prevent the repetition of vexation to the Attorney-General dif what as did knowingly, upon the oircuit of the Kinglum. section has ever given rise. The irony of the
ad, the member of the cecutive Council were in the margin of bi plea, and that there was subject, be he costia or be be peer, by bying and whether that memt knowing of the pre
arrested or recommitted. "Ba it cucted vions discharge. If the opinion of the jury eiroamstances is striking. A, Chinese anhjest Mr. Haya Uashing held bowever that summoned and the mom was cleared. All the nothing in the preamble of the section 6th of ie to take advantage of the great statutors the matter might to examined into by suy ma-menaburg were present. The question was discuss the Habeas Corpus Act, or in the wording of by the authority aforesaid, that poreon or as to the knowing was against the defondant, privilege. and it is to be enforced for the first, giatrate with view 50, obtaining additional towers panpoald be takatinginsequence the section swell, which would justify its being persons (delivered or act at large by any of they would had for the plaintif Did he know time in this, one of the smallest of Her Marvidence, which might and to how that the of the Conssle windoval fom hi found. construed in the limited searhich was ung- the habeas corpus mints, as well at Common of what be (ais Ldship) bad done?
A resolution was cous to, and the parties were geated by the other side. As to the facts of the Law as those authorised by this Statute), jesty's possessions, at the greatest distance from: extradition should be made, me home, and where there is grout difficulty in ob.
called in again. In presence of the Lt. Gover, casa, the Attorney-General's defeuon for bisao shall at any time berefter be again, im taining the requisite books and other necessarise
or and all the members of the Dougall, and tion was that, if he had not nokod as he did, Kwak-prisezca or committed for the same fence by for bonducting the base; and it is slao' some' Mr. Frand, with great emphasis There in obedience to 5. previons, command, a-sing would havaescaped; but the proper cotia any person or persons whatsoever, other the
stated to the partjes (the prisoner and for him to have adopted to avoid that contin by the legal order, or process of auch Court what stranga that the first porn against whom was not, yo
Mr. Hayllar. The learned adronte need not his attorney being present) that the French geloy was for him a state on affidavit to the wherein he or they abait be bound by roosgniedene. con brought should be an Attorney,
ance to appear, or other Uaurt having jurisdic. General; for we have ratedrdbed so far as the be as very emphatic Turto desire to de. Ceul bad withdrawp is requisition, and Court what additional evidence he intended to. Focks bere will allow, and have not been able ceive the Court. The point le that Mr. Cost-that the proceedings under the lm produce, and to apply for authority to rearrest tina of the case and if any other person or to discover a single vas brought against an ing held that notwithstanding the investign. périal Extradition Ant were at an end, and imprida the cused, who could then have pureous shall knowingly contrary, to; this not Attorndy Oopers for Bay action done by bith tion with a view to rendition, the accused man further stated that pader these oircum- been put upon, his trial before the Supreme recommit or imprison, or knowingly procure or in the course of his duties: On the contrary, had not been tried and thirstore, might be stanos, having regure to the evidence which Cour To set up merely that the Attorney see to be recommitted or imprisoned for the He Hagilar complained that his Lordship mult so wantonly offered his fog, as the Cores when we consider the practical circumstances bronght up again. Well, then, with this cab had already beer, before the public, and the General wag anxious to have the man tried, was wathe offence, or pretended offence, any person had laid it down that the defendant did know Government offered no apology and made no in which he acte, I think I shall be able to in his mind, seeing that Ewuta sing ba nevor man not haring, yet men Crigd, and believing no defezco, beqaqqu he did not follow the pro or persons delivered or net at large as afore. What question then was left to the jury? His sign. It being evident that the Government would stand to their policy of non-intercourse show you the very properly surrounds back tried, that be had never been placed in that this Colony had jarisdiction to try him per mode which was to apply to this Court said, or be knowingly aiding or assisting there Lordship might se veli decide the case.
Hie Lordship-I don't pretend to leave it to | till the Government and expital should be me013- bisa with privileges which is necessary for jeopardy for his Bft, was not the Attorney General for piracy jure gentiusa, I proposed to prosecnte Ho pat it that on this acquit the Attorney in, then be or they shall forfeit to the prisoner
pod; and hostilo operations not. baring been bi to have to perform has duties with any justified in bringing him before a jury to be him for that offence, and I then and there General must be held to have acted knowingly or the party aggrieved the sum of £500, any them.
Mr. Hayllar,➡Well, 1 don't know what you originally, contemplatil, further presetation of kind of safety. In considering the statute, it is tried? That brings me to a material considera directed the Superntendent of Police, who was within the moaning of the stafate. He must oatarable preterne or variation in the warrant
charge of piraty be presumed to know the law sufficiently to be or warrants of commitment potwithstanding, are going to leare to ther
the purpose of the expedition had to be post-- necessary to see under what ciruumstances this tion. I read passages from Halism, abrowing present, to arrest, biar on
His.Lordship I have directed that tho de- | púned till reference bo bid to Washington. It statute was made. The Habbar Corpus Act is the mischiefe gainat which the statute levalled gentium. He was then and there Record aware that it was his duty to apply to the to be recovered, as aforesaid." Well, there is
is uncertain whether anything farther will be not the father of the right of Habeas Corpti. the particriar clawo under which this case is ingly arrested by the Superintendent of Folice, Supreme Chart for the re-arrest of Kwok-a- no doubt about the mode of recovery. Toa fendant had constractive knowledge.
Mr. Hayllar, I never heard of constructive done this your, with the season already wo It is a great mistake, but one which is very brought. That mischief was the issue of ge- brought Fotore the magistrate, and committed sing, and that he had no rigat himself to order will have very little to do but to consider this Cuaronly add to imagine that this act in norel warrants But the prisoner was charged for trial at the Supreme Court by Mr. May, his rearrest. As to its being urged that secolare, and snswer the qucation, was the knowledge. If your Lordship, had said, pan far advanced, and the rainy season already com troduced any new principle. Habeas Corpus is with committing a crime, though it was held and I signed an information against him, which tion eix did not apply because no case had been plaintiff in prison and charged with the of were not going to leave anything to the jury,menced. But the question canset now ha
decided on it, it might equally well be argued fence, and being so in prison was he or was he I wouldn't have argued the case,
allowed to drop and it is to be hoped that all a Common Law right which dated from the to be no crime against the laws of England. I now produce, earliest days, prior to Magua Obarta. It bus He was not kept in prison without trial at all. tr. Francis admite that this information was that, the statute abolishing the Star Chamber not on the 18th of April, 1871, or when, His Lordship,- di in't ask you to argue the the powers equally intercated in this question
will take almılar and united action. always been the inherent right of all subjeeta His Lordship Is that not a point for the dnly served on the plaintiff before the order for was not in force for the same remon. The de- brought before this Court on a writ of habeas osse..
fendant makes a great pɗnt of so nation hav-corpus, and delivered out of prison and set at tuo secund habeas corpitanj when charged with an offence to be brought up Court rather than the jury !! -
Mr. Alsyllar--No, my Lord, but I lead a zigbe to have their trial, or to have good reason showa
Mr. Pauscolote proceeded. The allegations ing been yet taken under this acction; but it large in reaper of, and fou that offenci" to argue the case, sud I had a right to know
6th July. why they should not. Now this privilege tha the question of "knowingly" or not koowingly. Si usa. into casatody for the sante offense judges was not in force for the seque reason fore me, discharged, and re-arrested, and in leave to the jary.
against me are that I knowingly gare might be argued that the part applying to it is admitted that the man was brought be beforehand what your Lordship was going to
The Ringdave leaves Chofuo this for becu exercised' with, only varied success on ne- His Lordship-In that not a point for me?
When The cause" of «thera, kaving hitherto been no factail the proceedings until he was again taken Here there was a good deal of confusion, in Corea, bearing W. F. Mayor, Esq., H. B. M. count of Kinge, Parliaments, and Judges being Mr. Hayler.No, my Lord, actuadow ledge for wajch ko bad boon delivered. willing to proceed to arbitrary nate, ed that man is for the jury. I contend that the Attorney-I gare this man into onatody: I seriamly actions was simply that no Judge or Attorney before Mr. May. The question is, did the de- the midst of which the jury scized the Statute Acting Consul. He goes, it understood, to were frequently thrown Yato prison and toa General bed no actus or constructive know. did not know that the inno bad been delivered General had before had the temerity to make fendant do this knowingly. In that is involved book and retired. His Lordship here observed: inquire into the fate of the British subjects chastitutional right of habene korpus was nt ledge that be us giving this nina into custody for that offence, and I read the judgment as himself obnoxions to the provision. As to the a very important question. The question I put I bare decided the law to be as I have laid it whom the Coreans forcibly captured a For days up benefit to then This state of affairs com- on the same offence. Therefore he did not do delivering the man from custody, and I point about the offences being the same, the to you, and you will answer it for yourselves, by down, if it's all wroug you can set it right age
The interest the Proseinas hare in the fate tinued with moms or less sorority until the timait kaowingly within the meaning of the section gave him into eustody again in order that judgcent of the Chief Justice was conclusive, way of loading up to a general verdict. It is aftorvards,"
When the jury, after an absence of half-an- of the other foreigner taken at the same time, of Charles II., when at last prominent attention under which the case is brought. Tho man is he might he tried somewhore., I understood He placed the indictments. side by side and admitted that the prisoner was put to this in- was called to the subject in consequence of the brought up by a constitutional method. That the effect of the judgment to be not enough to made it manifest that there was no material convenience, but the defendant says that he did bour, returned into Court, it appeared that two shown by their sanding & Prussian oficer "The not do it" " Knowingly," It is admitted that questiona bad bear handed to them by the belonging to the Hertha by the Ringdove. It Earl of Clareadon having taken advantage of makes a rust diferense under the habens corpuza deliver bind over for trial to bis own country difference between the crime charged
ia boped something may be done for their re bie powerful position to issue warrants in Bat. He was brought up for the page of men, but that this man did not lears this Court Jury would not he delnded into believing the defendant canadd the plaintiff to be again Chiet-nation. They were as follows
njury: Roquitted. I interprated delivered and set that bleak, so that people were coastsatly sized being constitutionally tried before
the charge by the Chinese. Go prisoned with respect to the charge of which 1-Was Kwok-a-ging imprisoned for an lease, but the worst is foared.
be bad been discharged, but it is denied that it offence? Was ho brought before tho Coast
The story is thee told in the sertlement. and shrown into prison, and the Preen was there was no idea of baring him dealt with con- at large" in the section to apply to cases in vernment had anything to do with this case. gagged by boing placed andor censorship; there trary to the forine of law. The words in the which a judge can acquit and set at large. The defendant put up what amonate to ples was done. Kaixingi. That is the main a writ of het corps ? And was be dis- The search of the Foreigners for the rack was was no redress against this illegal focareers aut are specially given to meet cases of bigh Those are cases which out be dealt with sum of reasonabis and probable cause for what he question between the parties. It has not been charged by this Court on but writ on 18th successful, and spun ana foreigner and linguist going ustiere to make inquiries from tion. These generi warrinte specified oo handed action on the part of the Government mirily and need not go to a jary. That is the did; but there was absolutely no necessity at anggested that there was any Court-other April F
Court whiel bad jurisdiction 2-Did the Attorney-General knowingly some villagers, they were met by mandarine particular person, but enabled their holders to of the time being who put people in prison.not view I took; and that your Lordship had no all for what he did. He had no just gecasion than this
01130. It is cause Kwok--aing to be imprisoned again for and a large guard and taken prisoners. The Beize any one they chose, and even without for the purpose of being brought to trial, but juriedition to try any man for murder, mash for violating the section of the Imperial Act. to finally dispose of "the
Doranna went off and took the second foreigner specifying the crime for which the arrest was to get them out of the way. There is no action less for murder under foreiga jurinchatian, but except that he put to the jury in eridones that not alleged by the Attorney-General that the same offence.
bo bad the order of this Court or that On the first question the jury found for the prisoner on the junk, and the third was captured made. The state of affaire existing will be each as this alleged, and consequently the aetust stere was another crime arising out of the he did not know the pffon.com were the same, *en from Hullam's Constitutional History, tion does not apply at all. The learned same facts for which we could try him here, and did not know either as a lawyer or a gen- he had the order of any court having jnciadlo plaintiff, and on the second for the defendant, Coroan boats which put off and surrounded
tlemon that the offence of murder on board i tion. Jurisdiction is the actual power of de- by a majurity of que (4 to 3).
him as he was returning in his bost from a which eats forth fully the reasone for which Counsel then proceded to address the Bench and that was piracy." the Habeae Dorpus Act wrua: Ensmed. Thero in on the question of the ofences eburged ngainst Mr. Francis objected to the Allorney General's a French ship was the same ne piruoz jure aiding The way I understand it is, that the His Lordship thought the jury bad better search along the above for the wreck of she every reason: to consider, however, that the Kwok-a-alog. There was a recent card to opinions being taken as evidence.
gentiam; or that the offences abanged before plaintiff having been mor discharged by this retira agaio. They had had a very short Chisan. The remaining Chinese on board the foreigners' chartered juuk wore then ordered to prisoner, Kwok-a-sing.. plaintiff in this case, which he would call attention a case which Hie Lordship,mid they were evidence of Mr. Muy on the barond indiotsient were the court there to no other that bas Jurisdiction deberation, was not brought up to this Court under the bad arism since his Lordship's 'decision, what was pressing on bis mind at the time. same as those previously charged. Could this in the cause. It is imponsible that there can Mr. Hayllar objected. The verdict was for leave the place, and arrows were drawn on than to persuade them. It is reported, the usvea statute of the 31st-Obarlos El-; but under the namely, that of Boulton, Park, and Mr. Pauncefote. I knew that the circum. answer be deemed consistent ? To set up that, be nuy court which bus jurisdiction in the cause the defendant.
His Lordship studied the Ordinance-book for Chinese left behind by the Chuan are eill common law, which gives a general right to another, which was tried before, the Chief- stances on which the charge of pirady the Attorney General does not know the cri- jurisdiction being the power of fually dispo
I tell you that is too law, I lay that short time, remarked that the jury bad de alive, and the three foreigners may possibly to every subject to call for the issue of Justice in England. These mon wore indioted would be founded would be the mama animal effects of certain note, was certainly sing. writ of habeas corpus,, when he is impri- for conspiracy to commit a felony, and having those for which bij rendition had been claims something extraordinary. With regard to the down. And then we come to the consideration oiden the law, and then asked Mr. Francisvel, from their evident, connection with this Chuam's wreck, and fellowship with those 7 Obi- soner. What the Starate eracts, and what besa tried on that offence, and sequitted; they ed by Obian, together with further evidence Attorney-General hoting sa grand jury. Dir. of knowingly," and it does set to me that what he had to say regarding the vardist.
was prepared to bring from Francis nrged that a grand jury could only is the whole question you have to decide. You Mr. Francis said the verdict was evidently pess passengers. state of things it was designed to meet, were also indicted on the samantate of cir-which I
to he determined have heard the Attorney-General's evidence, for the defendant, and be supposed must be is well shown in the preamble, which states cumstances for outraging publie derenny. He Masso to rubat the prammption Luder fud on the
entered as anch. that boreas grant delays took place on put that case to show that the same set of air which you Lordebin set him at large, before it, and no others. But enpposing and fust read it over to you again. the part of sterf, guclore and others, who oumstances. may constitute, two different I was prepared to show that there was not one he was Boting, as grand jury, Wish His Lordship then read the avidence, re- Mr. Hayllar remarked that it would be of
marking on parts of it as follows: ge in the ship not also acting as a member of the resorted to skifte whereby aubjesta were detainering.hore wore other uses, one of which man hút had oriented
course open to Mr. Francie to more to enter The Attorney-General ange that he bad the the verdict for the plaintiff ed in prison, de, it is ennoted that within three was referred to when bis Lordship beard the Kaowing that the frat charge by the Obineno Exocative Concicil, and as the mouth piece of
The jury were then discharged, and the Court. days of the issue of a writ they aball bring up charge, to which the learned Counsel re- Government ander the Treaty of Tientsin was the Lindiaverner? It was given in evidence authority of the Lieut. Governor, but it has ta obazrve that it was one of the murder of a portion of the crew at that be deterrained to adopt the course of not been shewn to me that; great as is the
rose at about? p.m.- the body of the prisoners. These words are cz-ferred. He went on ceedingly important in booking at theas acts, hard to comprebend that, when charged a ship under Freneb jurisdictions, I toont eer-action objected to before the Escautive Candil. anthority of the Executive nud, the Lieut. Go.
The Japan Herald of the 10th instant says:- because in the warrant of commitment under with an offence against the law of Cuinas he tainly so far as the word "knowingly in the The learned advocate had been resent bimasit vernor, they or either of them have the
¿THE COREĂN EXPEDITION. There has been a typhoon in the Inland" Bea, which Kwok using would have been delivered could be finally upquitted of any orime against plea is concerned, did not know that master by a on the bocasion, and as far as he know, he had right to arrest a mun any more than any
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·ble disastrónus effects of which have beun er- to the Chinese Government, it was set forth the law of England. He had been placed in foreigner in French Jurisdiction was the sacie no idea he was before the Exocative Ooitucious walking in the streets of Hongkong. that requisition has been received for the atid na jeopardy as to those laws, and it was quite as piracy juz genium. I did not know Hotbought be was simply before the Giant: Buy the with every report merely put it Cures of the sight of the 6th, and reported that and Oasen. Vessels have been driven asbure
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The Monocacy and Palos, which arrived from parienced at the native town of Hiogo, at Koba, defendant for having participated in a murder, posible that the result of the second trial so lawyer in my private oaps Governor exercising his powers as a Magistrate, Mr. Hollar-No, my and that he is subject of Chius. The prisoner would be the same as that of the first. At the city, and I say so with all respect to your Taurd The Attorney-General said Kwok-ass involving the principle of respondeat supor..they left lis Boisée at daylight on the 3rd, in and wrecked, number of livan lost, and much company with the Benteis and Alaska. Since the property dostroyed. At Koba, the iron ship we charged with an offense against the laws of aame time, when Kwok-a-sing had been re-ship's judgment, given sojoetine afterwards!" I discharged, and immediately after he was arr Chinn-no fence which was a felony by Big-leased, a constitutional trial was wanting, and can conscientiously way this to go to the jury, rested: "He arged that all tha: had been said His Lordship-Lotus se how that ia If it land expedition venged to the ships after the fight Pride of the Thames bas buen recked, and lich Law und, therefore, there was felony plainly it was for that constitutional trial that the at.se regards the law thera stated
as to the guilt or innocegos of the plaintiff had had been by the order of a superior, which was of the 10th Junce, no further rencontre with captain, 1st and 2nd mates, and some of expressed on the warrant. Now yere torsey-General was unxions to bring the man His Lordsbip said that as a private in nothing whatever to lb with the question. The itself, justable, the set would be justifiable; the Coreans took place. Rumours were rife the crow lost, and damage to properly en ago, and 180 years after this Hobes Corpus forward. Upon the Attorney-Gezeral the dividual his spinton might not be of more im- point was the law lund been violated in his per- but the inferior who takes bis direction from a among the aquadron; and it was asid the timated at $400,000 done." At Hingo, nearly Aot was pused, we introduced into the law of whole burden restar of considering whether a portance than that of the Attorney General; son, he had been subigoted to very vexations superior must only take justifiable direction. Cormans were already rebuilding the demolish-300 bones have been dismantled, six hundred - nations extradition treation, the fiyat of which man shall be tried or ant, and he stands be but the law made it so.:
and harak treatment, and this had been in The man who orders is the defendant. It is ed furts. As the nearest vessel was some ten bosta driven ashore, and 400 lives lost. The was that concladed by Lord Ashburton with tween the Court and the public, and is in this The Attorney General, said, yes, such was direct violation of his rights as a British sub true the Attorney-General is in a peculiar posi miles from the forte, however, this may be steamers Palitong, Chenmar. Kinsels, Rising America, whereby persons arrested under this way Court baring to decide whether or the case no doubt, but in this instance, 1 made jeet, and under the Have Corpus Act, apo tien, and it is his duty to take care that every-doubted, but the fact is given in addition, that Sun Sakalemary, and two smaller rensels which treaty by friendly powers have their cases en- minats shall t»Ð ̧ hraught forward. Eleito after the sole from which this case arose, which atstate the whole gonation urned, and body is tried, All the foots necessary for the the booming of big guns was occasionally up between logo and Osaka, are all com- quired into, and then on the depositions being was, in fact, the grand jury. It would be for He continued his evidence at follows; All I on which as confidently rested his case. plaintiff are proved, and it does seem that these based, and these were probably being placed in pletely wrecked, Osaka, the damage done was Cakes, and the Courts and Governments being the plaintiff to show not only that the wrong wish to draw attention to in my evidence is At 4 o'clock, the Obief Justice said he felt trois come within the vary words of the Act position. The Corean prisoners ware, after les considerable so grest a storm has not bean known at these places within the memory of antiated, the criminal is given over to the alleged was done khowingly but without the that I had not the light of your Lordship's too much fatigued to sum up at be tould wish, that the defendant has recommitted and impri treatment, sent aabare one of them, who was country in which the arine has been on a legal process of any Court The Juaraod coun- judgment then. It would no doubt have and proposed to adjourn stil tomorrow, but oned this man, Nothing to denied except that believed to the sub-commandant at the citadel, mitted. I do rut deny that's writ of habeas feel would be able to show to the Jury not only beca parvorse thing on my part, knowing on all the jury earnestly saying they wished to be did sa knowingly, and the character of the expressing ten thousand myriad thanks for the corpus is the paper way to bring a prisoner was it not done knowingly contrary to law that decision, to have disregarded it. I can finish the case to-night, he reluctantly com person who did it. The only question raised is kindasss which they had wet. Their expecta up before a Court, hat it basis to me that he but it was dong bona fide; but the Attorney, conscientionaly hate to the jury that, to the plied. His Lordship proposed in take a special whether the Attorney-General is to be consid. tioncwas that they would be promptly bebend. is not brought up under a writ of halmas General had to reason to consider that the two beat of my knowledge as a lawyer, I held the verdict, but Mr. Haylar objected to that ered knowingly to have done it, or whethered, and they signified as much to their capton corpus under this statute, bal by Eis inherent offences obargod against Kwok-a-sing were the two crimes charged to be quite distinot.
Bling the various responsible offices he does, by signs which the later were at a loss to right to bare his case beard because he in n pri.and that in point of fact he ate ne ke did Mr. Francis Did you not know on the 18th His Lordabip then charged the jury as fol- justifed him, and that bis offles over-rida tha interprat, whether to mean that the pank Boner. That seems to me to get rid of the in the constitutional exercise of his diagretion April last, that is when Kwok-a-sing was die-town-Gentlemen of the jury-This use of action. It seems to me that the noction was wretches were desirous of, or valy expecting the Telegraph Contraction and Maintenaso difficulty of writ of habeas corpus when a an Attorney-General; that he was bound if he charged under heless porpus, that the French Kack-a-sing has given me tours pažo thun all specially designed to meet note by persons in decapitation. One wounded Corenu died, and Company, has left by the steamer Ching for felony is plainly expressed in the warrant. If sonsidered there was presumption of guilt Consul bod determined to withdraw from the other proceedings I have had in this Court the highest ranks of the administration, and acother, severely wounded in three places, had Singapore, after fully completing the detaile I am right--aaying that the original right against the man to bring him to trial constitu- further proscention of Kwok-a-ning 1°
sineo I have been judge. I do pot know whether there can be no doubt that it was not designed an arm smputated while under abloroform connected with the China Submarine Telegraph was not within the meaning of the Act, it secde tionally. Upon the question of what consti- The Attorney Gineralost cortainly. I did would have encountered this but for what I found against mere misconduct. bnt that the great lie stoicien previous to the operation was able. Considerable difficulty we expericneed to me that I cut away the whole ground from tuted knowingly” doing an illegal act, the hot know so at that time,
in a very admirable Istter of Mr. Justica Goler | object of that Ant was to protect the Spartan, and after renovering his seneus he in conateracting the damage dona by the swal] the Plaintiff's case, because the case does not turned, counsel referred to Hareat, and another str. fayllar then proceeded to sum up his case ridge addressed to Canon Liddon, ou a recent enhjcat against the King himself, his council, his merely asked whether they intended to take ina ote to the orderground wire. It was found followsIn worse of this kind, I think, I am decision which had greatly agitated the officers, and jalges. It was found that the judges him to pieces. A despatch sent to the Go- that there were fɩme in noveral places, auð on come within the Aet at all. It was not one of. Wise and other cause. In the abora, osse - A
The were then intensely vonal, ản thórongbly vocal as vernor of Kanghoa after the fight was replied investigation these tiny depredators were un the particular. mischiefs against which the Act may insured his ship; and at the time he effect antilled to ask for a general verdiet. Where the public mind (the Parchus canD). was aimed Bat, gentlemen, I am strengthed the insurance the port to wainh Lan ship questions are so very difficult, and where the reading of what he maid hos fortified probablythe Chines judges arenos. Not that the to by the Governor of the province, in terms housed from the gatis perchia, With the naked ened in this conviction, because if this person was going, was blockaded. When the policy torney-General feels bis official conduct called my mind. Mr. Justina Coleridge, who hud Exeontive would act so now, but when you come the most opprobrious possible, but this polite sye It is impossible to discover how they com originally had been arrested for piracy jure was sued upon it was contended that he knew into question, it is only fair to him that the long experience of judicial life, leads me to to see how long this man has been in prison, oGoal has not yet been at the "point of con.mit so unoh damage, but under the microscope. |it is found that, they hava sharp. claws. some gentium and heen jadineable here, it is cleare of the blockade. In point of fact he did not jury should give a gruel rendio Of course know that judges will often provoke unfavour and the great oppression against this man, tact with Western civilization.
The-feet-ct-with no invidcats during the | thing between those of beetles and lobsters, and-- writ of habeas corpus would have laid, because personally know that there was a blockade, but they can use the discretion if they please, but able corrments on the part of the suitors and of took a long time, ant it dist pus great anxiety tbere would have been felony against the Laws there had been a notification on the subject the comme I unggem would be more satisfactory. the pabli, and that it is necessary to sit un to do what "was right, and therefore he was reben primge, and arrived of Shantung protege like the latter. To put an end to the dim. of England, which could only be tried by In this case it was held that whether the Jap Your Lordabip has a very dificult task you moved under the penure that even these paan, kept in prizn long time, and therefore be | montory at noon of the 5th, where the Benicia anity, it has bean found necessary to luy extra Jadgs and Jury; but when we consider the tain kusw of the blockade or not was a have to go through the intricate haste raised by 14 je in this spirit that I met this case, and with | han cause to complain against me. The French dlaska bent their curse to Chefoo, while coated wires, and there are now na less than particular circumstances andor which the man question to be left to the jars,
the defense but it would be more satisfactory great earnestness I have to address you. I will Consul claitis him, and then gives up his claim, the other two came to Shanghai, Both the five lines from the landing place to the Cou was arrested, ie it quite clear that the writ of pon the nation of the polition of the Al, if the Court see fil to put the question to the take occasion also be say that although this is and then the Attorney-General adopts what Monacacy and Palos have sustained damage in pany's office, so that it may be hoped that po more difficulties will arisalin. Inture, Active hahaas carpus entitled him to regain his liberty torney-General, the Court stated it was willing jury for a general randios of gully or not guilty. a ouse between a coolio and the Attorney. Gene. 1 think was a very hard rosenovė. That is only the Salbe river. The former, it will be remem.
action? He was brought up under the wrif. to lay down that he was in the position of I have to note that, there in only one plan into ral, the language of fir Benson Maxwell my opinion; probably others have a very diffe-bered; kuocked a plate off on a rock, uuter her steps are pow being taken by the Telegraph His Lordship had to deal with it as ngainst the a grand Jury. That was the highest at which which the case mbdivides itsell. Gentlemen recently at a public dinner giren so him rent opinion, and they are no likely to be right boilers, but was able to plug the hole tempora Construction and Maintenance Company with lawa of China. It was quite possible for bim it could be placet, This being admitted Mr of the Jury, in judging of this case, you will at Singapore, applicable; namely that I am. His Lordship then treated the subject rily froto the inside. Her apper woodwork was regard in laying the Une to Australia, which is to pronounce kim as innocent against the laws | Hayllar snid, it would be for his lordship to take considerating the very fair, opnnected the objeck of par law" in to funalcate of the identity of the offences in the two essen | also shaken by the bigávy cannonade carried on. to be completed during the pressat year. The of Obina. There was the case of a man at ses doside whether the principles which generally and plene evidence which the Attorney General on the minds of var Oriental fellow. There was this important point? Any colour from her, She is therefore to go into Mair steamer Tarentigador, under the command of of whom the American Government demanded apply to judicial officers may be dla held to kas given to-day. As I said, this is not alto subjecte that the rights of the meanest coolieable variation in the warrant or warrunta nut head's dock to have the lost plate refitted, and Captain Halpin, who had churge of the Great rendition as a person having committed pimer apply under statute. The penalty was meant gether a new cap. It cannot be asid, I think, are respected as cinch asthoss of the highest withstanding. If the substance of the offence other necessary repans attended. The Palos Eastern is to leave Bagland on August 2od: against their lama. The Lord Chief Justics to be imposed for a malicious not,
that if one to analist your particular sympathy, ofisiala. I am sure you will take care to adopts the same, the differenes of calling it one which also grounded several times, and roosired and she will at first proceed to lay a line ba beld the crime to te piracy jure gentium (His His Lardship observed the word malicious The man bringing it at any rate le charged that admirable view of your duties a thing or calling it another would make no dif- some damage from her guns being loose, je, wetween Sumatra and Java. This being com- Lordebip If anything and thie being way uos in the section.
with very heavy crimes. His Lordship held driven against my will to ask for a general ferance, His Lordship then read Mr. Hayllar's understand, to go into Furuhan's dock to-night, plated, she will proceed to Port Darwin at the
The Monocacy has brought down the boy về entrance to Fay Dieman's Gulf, North Austra
· judiciable in England, it was not a case for Mr. Hoyilar-Nos because the word "know that in the sirenmstances, he was justified from verdict at your hands, and I shall theremissious to the jury.) Now it was admitted. randition. There are three points to which I ipgly implise it. It implies a determination to dieting himself from the position in which he tore here to dry distinctions and put view that the plaintiff was committed both times for the galiant sent. McKee, who led the storming lia, from which point, in conjunction with two would draw his Lordship's attention. His overcome the law in spite of a courtotion of its found himself there is room for difference of to you haitily, bich, if a mere verdict va to the same aste, and that the acts in both son of the citadel, which it is intended to send boue other steamers which are to go out in the wean- Lordship gave a well considered judgment, prohibitions. It was aimid agsinet putting opinion. What bears the appearance of jus facts were required, zeed not have been done. ware grimes. Well, he should have thought No doth among the wounded of the Best since time, she will commened to lay the line to Ban.
• Woujee, the South-east Point of the Island which is entitled to great respect, after going persons illegally in prison with the deliberate tiñcation to one mind way not to another. On In the first place, I have to tell you that so to that things which are equal to the same thing the notion are reported.
Of the future movements of the fleet nothing of Java: The length of this line will be about through the circumstances with very great intention to oppress them with a big band in some mind the fucks may not bare the effect, the functions of judge and jury, there is no ware equal to one another, wod that the crimes wiss when Kwok-a-ning was brought before spite of the notion of the Court.
which I must confess, they have produced on | doubt that there is a strong lims of demarcation were the same in both exas
is yet known, but it is believed that the Admiral 1,200 miles, thus bringing Australia and Vau the Court, and was charged with a crime which, His LordshipA particular persotami
myself. The number of the coplice who rose Between my duties and yours. Lord Bard; Mr. fayllar asked his Lordship whether he has lately received telegraphic adrios from Dieman' Lund, (which is already in telegraphic according to English Law, his Lordship held Mr. Hay Nar-Yesu pusticular person, wil was very great... There were a landrod ogolies woke mid that it is for the judge to deter would not tell the jury that the first was a Washington.
onnection with Anstralia)into connection with to be no crime. Whether there is or in 'dut | fully and malicionaly
in rerole. The grew and the captain only a mine the law and the jery the facts. I so crime against the laws of China, and the second
India. Europe, and the United States. The reason to demor from that decision, it hent
The following particulara aru given by the Adelaide Gorarampal are at present engaged "His Lordship,-- Not maliciously- j
few, and it seem to me that the coalies on bound to tell you the law, and you are bound against those of England, been laid down by this Onart that the man ws
Hin Lordship -No; I am dealing with a spe, correspondent of the shove named paper in constructing & land line at their own expoate Mr. Hayllar-Tes; I say radioidualy, and for rising might have been able to accomplish their to nept the law which I so lay down to you,
Gazyoo, 5h July, 1871. guilty of no crime according to English Law, political or other like ends. What possible and ends by means leer overs than those silopted. I may be a weak, I may be an 100perfect. I may oil section.
to connect with Port Darvin, thas going right I wish to call your attention to the fnot that of this kind could the Attorney.Ueneral have it clearly proved that they tiled sight she an erroneous, esponent of what the law in Mr. Hayllar-Your Lordship in dealing with
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