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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
March 25th, 1873,
Hon W KESWICK Hon. JAMES GREIS.
Hou, H. LowOOCK.
The Minutes of the meeting of the Council held on the 26th at ware read and confirmed. The GOVERNOR opened the proceedings by slating that there was a good dent of business to be not through, and ba thought it would be but to proceed to it at once.
FRETENTION OF CRIME.
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shortly after le Borcaliency tell the Cidony for drainage, &o. The Burreyor General pHe lind nd casion before now to passed over with winch less injury than mund For lodglow it had been considered penred to have been spending money without do something similar in anther Colony, where to the Colour. The whole alarm was founded thus, us they hope, strengthening thejungle
tunt there was an objection to bending a proper authority. It seemed to him that he was the Tallahasse, a Confelong oraiser, disobey, on facts which did not exist. Preparations had to resist further demands for concessions The Legislative Conseil mot yesterday after prisoner und Hing him, & pardon on con- destroying the plage by cutting it up so as to tabored instructions by overstaying her time, and been made at Stoncestters kaland wines the Thia ide is consonant with this insertion of
Present:
dition that if he came back to the Colony be fere with thanatural drainage. The now drainage Sir James Hope, after giving her warning, 5th January, and there was now only one man would receive a certain number of stivkce of therefore would bavery expensive. When finished, boarded and took posazasion of hers. And there on the island, he had baca went to the Civil a mutual defence clause, which they a doubt H.E. the Goronor, Sin Riouard GRATES the lash. The minute from Mr. Fanncefoto 13 doubt the place would form a very valuable was no doubt that if the regulations, were not Hospital, and the ottar to the Seaman's Ho considered would add greatly to their mom MACDONNELL
The Acting Oolonial Secretary (Ifon. 0.0.1 at concisely together the action taken addition to the Public Garacns. It would booboyod the authorities always had power to make pital
on this subjcat; And it was vary, import remembered that the money for the gurabato them respected. This was such a bid example My Kawin ked if there were puy patiente power when negotiating in futuro. The step SMT) which they have taken is, however, one of The Acting thief.Jnatice (os. H. J. BALL) ant for the Colony, nu there was no doubt of the land was voted on the faith of its not that if there word sufficient forse at hand (which at Stonecutters Lolan
that nothing diminished crit affust being sold for bàilding: purposes. The next be presimed would always be the exeo), ha Hie EXCELLENCr replied this with the ci great importance, as it may lead to some- The Auting Colonial Treasurer Hoo Cally on forging and branding, Mr. Paundo item was a gratuity to the Indias interpreter onld always use force. There was no truth caption at a few of the military patients there
MAY what different resule to those which the
The Acting Attorney-Genera (Ban T. Cots' minuto set forth that in 1966 the Harbour Master's Office on his learn the statement that the Government were was not one. It was étated in the paragraph re- ordinance was pueerd providing among other in the service. Next, with reference to no all negligent in this matter st happened to ferred to that the seaman for &mall-par was ap Chines anticipate. The Japanese are not HAYLLAR.),
thugs for the branding of robüsňod criminale, the Surveyor General's department; he be a point on which they where exceedingly proaching, Tust wagenough to musesity Hon. P. Ry very likely to put up calmly with an alight
but Lord Cornarvon, then Secretary for the happy to any M. Kydd as to be. lept on strict, I was very odd that he had observel alarm to boss ignorant of the fact that it bad or insult from the Chinese and if better
Chimes objected altogether to this clause, and He must say they were much indebted to it.
passe Be that look at tho,ronours in whatever Mr. Rain at anguid whether Hia. - way you would, the more you exnwined them, ordered it to be expanged. In polus ut, fact, hi for his services at the Pokfalun Reservoir. faith be not preserved towards them tuan has been preserved towards other foreign
was a matter of the greatest difficulty to Ho wa now engaged on another work, which cellency was in a position to give any infocentre less sobstance there was in them. Anything
that there is a difference be cagaged to stay and fidish it. He was bitildiig the Police Report for 1870,
wish corrected 7 nations, the result of the treaty may not im-
ties existing, and dual theories the difficul. would not have been coal mecard but that he had on respecting the delay in the publication of olse, Alr. Brief Any other parting weer Middlesok und Hongeza. He thought well across the by-wash. By which 5,000,000 Hi EXOOLLENCE bud no objection tonnewer But My Brdie had no farther enqnicles: ta. possibly be a breach of the peace between
it goed policy when a Apte el difficulty occur additional gallops dould be kept in the Ice that question. Before Dr. Austin went away mike, and the Couns was adjourned to Friday, China and Japan, a matter which would be
red not merely to look for grecsdent, and fail servoir. The water recently was running oror he had asked him for he explanation of that the 5th April, at 3 5.9. ing to find it to say nothing could be done, but the by-wash 3 feet deep, and that continued for circumstance in case it buld be required, and of no small consequence, now that the latter
to start and monanre instead of saying, it was some time, so that the waste of water was very he had given that explanation Bus le
SUPREME COULT country is so far advanced in the arts of war,
The first of disance to be read was one likely imposible. He thought this Colony had strong large. He thought it they could make the found that, he could not inske, uae of it BEFORE THE ER. B. J. BA and has what would prave in China a good to a useful for the provention of crime, It claims on Her Majesty a Government when Beservoir capable of holding 300,000,000 gallons on 16 king at some other documents. The res Märdside and ethers v. Honedio. navy at her command. The Treaty, we shot been read n fest time at the meeting of saked for Logilation on that spent. Lord it would be filled, but even 2,000,000 additional con would he manifest to mombare, if they The following judgment in the shore base
the Council of 18th November › The question Gamarton, biswuver, üles ed the clause to be would be a good improvement. It would have would comg, and Joyk, at the denments--they was delivered on Saturday i-“ pect, will, at all events have be to carried out how to prevent crime was of course de anuntirely expunged; but the Dake of Backing teen ongale to attempt is without Mr. Kydd, were not for publics. The plain bruth was
Damages are in the action sought to be ré- with reasonable fammess, otherwise it may portent in subject as we could the engaged in, kuin, who succeeded to the Colonial Office, after who was doing it remarkably well. This money that it was forgotten.
overed from the defendants by reason of their prove & vory ancxpected stumbling block by nad looking over tluatordinated, he had thought some farther corresponderou had taken place was not spent yet, hat he liked the Condoil to
Mr. RYRI next asked for information omission, as alleged in the declaration, to pro- becoming a pretext for bostilities on these improvemetite and was very anxius on the anbject. consented to let the close kudy all cant was going on.
reapeating the position and duties of members cure a surely for the fulfilment of a contract that these improvementsboold-be smbodied | stand, with the modifonilor that flogging was Hon. M. Kuswick.enquired the capacity of of Council, upon which there seemed to be some for the building of seteam-vösach, which the part of a natim which, the Chinese-Govern- in a reprint of the ofdinance One of the most not to be indicted in saturned criminals unlana thà Kesarsior.
doubt. His Excellendy had been kind enough plaintiffs End entered into with one Finding. mont would soon discover, was far too long provision of 5th esction, about habitual course of we have to wait until a man commits lone. He thought the will would make ference to certain West Indian Colonies, but extract, which is set firth in terms in the first * important was the condition, boríained in the they were found guilty of w new crime. Of His EXCELLENCE oil (i was 100 200,000 gal to show him come regulations which had re In accordance with paragraph 3 of the eld to be despised..
- ariminals, to the effect, that they must, under anothey crime this does not prevent his com- greater diference than what was estimated; he thought nine of them were t› be compared count of the declaration, this eteumor was to ha A telegram has been recpired to the effect movere, penalties, report themselves to the Suing Back in the same way as would be the case to imagined it would be nearer 10,004,000 gal to lingkong Canles nd Montserrat deligured in Manils before the end of the month of Juge in the four 1869. The dilatation that the M. steamor Donnas, with the out-perintendent of Police every month. Of course on the first porsuti why menta bin or the lons, but they hid butter bike the figure of the and the Virgin Islands.
taken festiante. There was another place whore lis if there were not some mozas to get the ton, police poating. Lin' out be epuli
His EXCELLENCE did not know that he consists of two count, but for the purposes Uť ward' minile, left Saigon on Sunday, the 34th such as their being bound to unawer such up and punishol. The moment the poiab. thought they could make a storage of fiber, could agree with Me Byric on that point, deciding their demurrer, it is not cesary to instant, at 1 pm,
greations us how they got an huest wipt was taken off, in May, 1870, orinte tegu namely, at Wong-net-along, where there would Whether a Colony was mall or large the antice the distinction between bem. To this livelibond, wou should lose sight of the to increase," Of course there were vaviona be enough to supply that end of the town, und principle, was the ass, just as the som duchaintim, the sistemont, it which this de COURT OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION.sriminals altogether. This seemed to His causes, but no one cause was comparable in where there was beautiful wafer small of the angles of a triangle, whether small or fendants by their plan confess, they pland that
BEFORE THE HOM, T. O. HAYLLABULA
Excellery, dez marked defleturgy, as the He Excellency's mind to that one. He had Reservou could be built there it a small cost arcanulways equal to two right all the payinents and advances made by the SATLT & Os ». Meforces & Co. 850.30.-— supervision of the police was the most thorougon asked Her Majesty's Government to of course they would not dream, of buildius angles. He thought the regulations referred to plaintifa to Findly unler, the said contract This was a claim for damages for unreasonable affective steek we could have The Acting have the outiuance repealed. Items the another like that at Fakfolum, The next iren were very well frut do and were remarkably were daly applied Up aim in the operation delay in delivering 6 case of goods consigned Chief Justice wished to read the Ordinance Executive can only deal with, the crimitals by wie for valuty of an extri clerk at Amoy in i
the clear,
of the ateamor, in accordance with the terms of Mr. Beats naked whether there were not the nontract, and further say that Findlay to the plaintills per steriier Gordon Costs of again, and His Braclengy would road the propengagements voluntarily made, and if i were Postmaster General's Departucat, qu, the which the defondants aro srente,
seat; one ap for tho firat tine, which would possible to obtain eush ongi pements to subject) Educational Department there was a grunt income special regulations or instructions for bails and completed the steamer in Honghoog Nagasaki. Tas O. & J TRADING CO.•*-
Mr. Starry wated that the bill of lading was give the members fill the next meating, of tho them to punishment, this would be better than aid to certain schools under the vigilaut super. | Singapore: that would be more like Hongkong in accordance with his contract, with the plain. Logo, Osaka THB & J. TRADING CO.
For 25 case of goode, one of which contained Council to consider whether they could sng-the limited powers the Dukaroif: Bookingbam izfondwos of Mr. Stewnik -
Copies of the Duke of Buckingham'a eirsu tiffs, and on the fourth day of May, 1876, pro Yokohama... Messra. LANE. GEAWFORD & Co. furniture palce, and another the ringe, and dad geat guy improvenienter. He would, therefore, was disposed to graut His Brgelloney there Hon. Mr. Beniz askod wliether Mr. Mociran far, which was referred to, were here handed seeded therein on myage from Hongkong to Manila Mesura. J. DE LOTZAGA, & Co.
trusmiage corresponding to them. Can use suggest that they withdrew the original, and fora preferred that they should do an they had not consulted anyone wish reference to the be members of Council: and reprrecotatives of Manila, and during the said voyage he en therefore was perfectly molese without tɔe raid for the first time the Orligands be held und done before, that is, take the voluntary expenditore on the Gardens
the Pross. The Faragraph explaining the recountered a violent storm, and by the act of Ghad- otacr. The case of trimmings was doly deli. in his banden na KASVAN agecemicas of the criminal himself, and the His EXCELLENCY, said that as far as the Iution between nudeial nominen monger and without any default on his part the steam- vered, but the chee of poles was, not delivered The Active Carr, Juric inggested that question then came before Mr. Pauncefote of exjannah went he had cuuenlled as one. Thound the Crown pats the matter those The | er was wrecked and titully lost in the stormy until the Gordon Castle returned from a trip to it would perhapa bu better that it abould be en the legality of that proceeding, which scems uniter was not in a antiafuctory posizion juat | nominee member will naturally understand | und Findlay then oul there was drowned and Fucchow, Shanghai, and Chinking, from which led the Fappression of Orime Ordinavot, as it dowđiến!, thongh it is mulicky it was so long in nów, Tüa burden Comittor lad" reaigned that holding his sent by nomination of the perished." To this, pen the plaintifs hive latter port ate brought_b40k a cargo di rice. it. were termed the Habitual Criminala Ordí. being found out. The question arose what to soon after he left the Colony, because their Crown, he has been aclested for it in deitirred; and the qication to be deaded upon As to the amennt claimed to was not partien- nanco, it might be confounded with the Home do, when His Exceljenoy was in England. Ife udvide was not taken. He did not know whether expectation ad in the confidence this demurrer is whether the ciramastances Jan Francisco, Mr."L. P. FISHER, 21, Merlar, ae Lis orly object was to try the question Acts of the same talle, vas of which had been was unfortunately too unwell to take dry mother they were justified in resigning. When that he will cooperate with the Crown in its alleged avoid the breach of duty complaided of,
ahants' Exchange:
in a friendly way, since these cases bed become repealed. A
tivo part, but bo saw the Secretary of State, Mr. Fox and his followers retired from the generál polky, and not oppose the Urown on Upon, the argunian. I had very little doubt New Fort.....Messrs. 3. M. PETTINGILL & Co., very frequently, pred The Governor grid lio hed always beld and represented to him the accounty for Her Honse, there was a great question as to whe- any important question without strong and as to the result of the jademaut I ought to Mr. Brereton, who appeared for the defend. that in Hongkong we were entitled to take ape. Majesty' Goretment settling some hangther they rewe justified in so doing. An to substantial reasone; but of the validity of these pronounce, butus géreral cases were died, somo ante, said lie had sima duabt as to whether bis cial comenzares Justice respectully for our proto donoside, and he wore justided in yesigning, int they did so. Mr. Rais safe that with reference to prudent course to emming with attention the
protdotion, because, we are hawiya here he did not know whether the Committee reasons ho will be himself the judge.
of them recently decided, I thought it the more Honor conld entertain the action at alt, since The ACTINO CHIEF JUSTICE: Messrs. Melebers & Co. could not possibly be pointed out that His Eroslenor appeared to found that Hie Lordship was most desirous Mr. Moorsom bad certainly spent several thou- pancial, quations the matter did not seem to authorities referred to This I have now done, liable. The bill of lading was not pigned by misunderstand the drift of his romarke, as be to do whiterne it was possible to do within the sand dollars without authority, and even be clear
and aq prepared to deliver judgment for the them, or on their behalf. However, if his wished only to refer to the title
Jimite wilkik which even. Secretary of Stite jej againat orders. It appeared so: indeed, as HIA EXORATING and it was very clear plaintiffs, No prepsition is clearer than this, Honor thought he could her the case, to was The GOVERNOR mid this could be consider- obliged to confine himself, and he was disposed he had been investigating the master There was difference ordinarily round the test a contract, mus, de érented according to instructed to waive techuicil ubjections, as the ed, at the second reading, and proceeded to to grant the equé porinission to brand catminals lately, be might say it was so. A great dent of Cousoit-table between official and unofficial te terms, or remain unfulfilled and abutened. defondants bed the case to be tried a point unt the attérations which be proposed at the Unke of Buckingham, but thought this money was to remedy the mischist done mombers, At times the clinica had oblige with das compensation to the injured party, His Honor wild the action ought to have plontà be nude. In oistise: 3 the word be" public opinion would not go with Bugging with other Yeongy, go, it was not very atletions which the others had not, but be would unless sapervening circumstances of a certain born against the person who signed the should be altered the Governor," as the unless the criminde comittel star fresh factory, but it bad to be done. Then Mr. like to know when for several years past they character have rendered the eroontian impos. bill of lading, but as the objection was zot Colonial Secretary acted only as ble organ of crime. And what was mere, mother condition Morsom bad and a great deal of consist, had been enforced. A great deal of egregious sibla, Illustrative of this principle is the cass pressed, and it seemed that a decision was wish- vaternuient. In tha 5th section, the words wmutlicted : not only should the criminal bel'istour, which they were aware was very valā, staff had been talked on the subject, but be of Boast v. Frith, réserted in Law Reporto, 40.
d for, halibald bear the seve
**Captain Superintendent, ionelt of “Super- lutte for muzlenment only of commuting (able, le had nothing ty say on behall of this treated blint every abficial member wasi p. 1, where it was laid thate incapacity by resi Mr. Brereton said the facts were all admitted, intendent” Police should to need, ansiher crime, but the crime post b6,09 brutal expenditure on the gardens. In the judioul sensible of the tree state of the game, son of the intervention of su sot of God tý hat the defendanta contented that they were This geared twins. His Exellency went as to justify ertrage magres. It is establishment there was an amernt which it He had been voted against by official perform peranual service is an excuse for ite protected by the terms of the bill of lading, on to say toạt bà thought that the no doubt a great thing to get criminals appeared was not voted, the ingreased salary to members as often as be had been supported non-performance, notwithstanding a covenant which contained minat de coping, souditions for amount of the penalty should he considered. to be branded. They are very ccantions | the Crown Solicitor from the fate of Jue op-by them. If not, it was beintes he had to serve, absolute and: unconditiotal in its the protection of abipowners.A
Ons of the greatest evils ws suffered under in the in accepting the, offer, knowing the effect pointment.
very few differences of opinion with the terms, and the reason given by the Cours for.. HONGKONG, MAen 2örk, 1872.
Mr. Sterry put it that those clutste ruferred Colony, rád ode which had mora tíma of it perfectly, and an matcara have higen, Mr. Brix gud that was rejented by the Council. In the osse of the Stamp Ordinance the conclusion to which it had arrived is that to accidents to the machinery, &c. The Gordon unything else given it a bad name, was that it some were Linud to deplipe, and then, will do so † Cottycil..
there had been each a difference, but they all the parties at the tins of entering the covenant Castle arrived on the 81s: Jennary, and left hårboured bad characters, especially thoan con- much more now that they know they can TO- · Mr. KESWICE Corrobotuted this statement. knew that the is mejor at the Colonial Office in must be supposed to have contemplated the again on the 1st February in the evening He meated: witdi- pitaay, who, maila, the pince n turn to the Colony, without anything being HIS EXCELLENCY and he had no known that. Bisted on the continued payment of the Military ocotinicance of the covenantor's ability to per THE conclusion of Treaty between Chine thought that was not time enough to discharge venulatrous Lain arust always be the case dous to them. If ery desirable policy to Atall events, i despatch had pase ont for the Contribution, and the question was whether it form the service as sne of the conditions of the and Japan is so event so unexpected that it in, and if they chose to put paskoga for Houg from the geographical position of the island, have mesna to find out these men, and if they Secretary of State recommending the increase was wiser to exhaust the ments of taxation or contract. Here the case is wiley diferent, is very difficult to form any satisfactory opi kong at the bottom of the ship, they must come which was our weak poid. The penalty havs no means of living, in the Colony to Mr. RYRIE added that the Council resurt to new taxation upon a wider basis. He The facte etated in this ples, including be in- nion as to its precise Exaring. It is of greate the cousigrees if they carried them for barbouring these characters was put report them. It soms one of the declainiers allowed the sality of a olark for the offices but was for the latter course, but if he did differ terker tion of the act of God, however it might
away. - Ho wight wehlion that the Gordon down at 850. This be considered the low, at Exeter Hill would come and live in, this refnood the addition to the Crowa. Solicitor's with the Council he thought, they had now affect the question twem Findlay's represer course obvious that the progress of recent Custle brought bank from Chinking about 50 sad thought that $200, with or without hur Uolony and perhaps be kuscked down, besalary
found that the Göreráumut lind not sotéd an. tatives and the plaintiffs, conuot be bold to dic- events has made it desirable that Japan and pactages for Hongkong, and to show their ha- labour, would be a proper parishwent. He would no doubt soon he ren ly for menanren of HIS EXCALLESOY mid the duties of the of wisely.
sbarge the defenduts from the liability, |bility, they insured them for the trip to Chin mentioned theas muttern as the draft would protection. Those who know the state of things for bad increased threefold. It would be, very The ACTING CHis-Justice said Mr. Ryrie The demurrer muat be allowed with costs. Chins should take steps for cementing ang and back. The steamer stopped at foo bo scut to the members for consideration on existing would shit, the Srath of this. His desirable if metalery, wished to see the curves uppeared to forget that the Ordinazoos were not their relations upon a former footing than how thee weeks, and be submitted that she the morrow. After painting ont some minor Excellent concluded by saying, be was afraid pondence that they should come to the offer passed with the advice and comment of the they have had hitherio. The large number goods ought to have been trusshipped there. alterations, His Exczilendy then proposed that the ofdimuse was one of thợng on which is was any day. It was impossible as the Council is | Council, but only with its advicu,
POLICE INTELLIGENCE of Chincse resorting to Japan, and there There was nothing in the closes to clear the the Ordioaned te, read a firet, ting, noting that to tee to ak the members opinion. He must be to give all the details of the correspondence. His LXUELLEBOr disored sny intention
Mero 2516. causing no small amount of trouble to the captain or owner of the vessel after her arrival the second reading would come on next week, propose it himself, and they must take it na it Mr. RTPI said the argument was that the to pass Ordinances, without the consent of the
in port
when chore would be opportunity for discussion. i8.
Crown Solicitor had solicited the office, as an Council, and be disliked anything passed by a
BEFORE J. RUSSELL, Erg Japanese Government, would forta in itself Hia Honor asked a question about the wet-
·ORAL, EXAMINATION OF PEISONERS: The ACTING CHIEN Justics said he would advertisement in his profession. The duties of unjurity consisting entirely of officials. de
NUISANCE a ground upon which the Japanese Govern-ther, but it appeared to be admitted that there
HR EXCELLENCr then introdisced the second never comment to the branding, as it takes away the office had not been suddenly increased, and did not say it might not occur, as it had no was no weather to prevent the disharge of the ordinance, which he noticed was pleɔ désigned, the locus penitentica R
it was considered sufficient to allow bim nner? curred in the bane of the Stamp Ordinance re- Two boitmen, Mioi-a-kwai and Wong-a-sang, ment night naturally wish to come to some resel Hongkong
with the obĵool of protopting ourselves. The HI HECELLENŐr said that was the very tra clerk,
férred to; but he could not recollect any other were charged by Osiness BO, No. 195, with trnderstanding to the relations between Mr. Starry stated that the bill of lading was ordinance was likely to be useful by providing thing the Government would spusent to. By His EXCELLENCY said there was neverthe case, and he was sure, as far as peeing desthrowing rabbish in the sea from the Fraga, the two countries and the rights and print in a good Heerally and bis for the oral examination of prisoners, All that areas the crixinal carrie bis photograph less a great deal of work done. Of course, patches was concerned, they were as free to Yaoshjes, watchman to alesere. Wm. Postan & On, stated some bostain brought the dust bin vileges which the subjects of the oute could He might mention that Messrs. Jardine, Manthoud to hopppressive, and it was earunlose it leads to recognition, and the recogni-pressing their establishment, benauso there
bills of lading over to Measrs. Hook's hood, were aware that a very tender desiro was felt about with him. Anymesura must be useless they could not go on from year to your member no to the Colonial Boazelary,
Mr. Ryuiz nezt enquired whether anything : boat, and second defudunt brought some rub- claim within the territory of the other. The theaon & Co. hud på'd him 825 for delay la de- ried to excess in favour of the original, while tion of the criminal was the very object of the was no means of increasing the drone. They had been tune Intely with reference to the cot, big, and threw it down on the steps. First de- increasing device also of the Japanese Masry, Semazen & Co. $50.
Jivoring goods under similar sirganstances, and is could not bus thick there should at least be bill." He did not see why weakould be calamed were living on capital, e, the sale of land; nul leolinu Ly the Chinese Government of duties fendant, instead of putting it into the bout,
equal tenderness for the public. But the offit Be confsaved be was not, and only before long there would be no mere land to act, in this port." establish trading and diplomatic relations
swept it into the water. Hia on oil be bould not paauto the would never be the case so long aw we are not wished the mure was a little at mager and there, whe, no mesus in a from port of in- His EXCELLENCY apposed Mr. Ryrie refer- Firet defendant was discharged, and necond with foreign nations, may have not an effect of those settlements, becazzo be did not allowed to usk a prisoner any question tending PREVENTION OF CERTAIN NUISANCER oreasing the revenue. The Council was there- red to the proposal to establish a lobal Chinese deiundant fined Si nuvirally caused them to turn their eyes know what the bills of lading were to convlothing of crime. He did not think that The next Ordianuce wazjobt so important as fore right to be jealous of additions to the Custom Touse He was glad he bad asked the
ALLEGED FURIOUS DRIVING. Mr. Brereton then placed his case more fully questions of this kind should be carried to excess, those for the protection of life and property, expenditure,
banda question, because it was ons of the last im- The caen in which horse boy employed by towards Chine where there was every likeli before the Court Unfortunately, Churosch aus had happened at times in France; but the ob-cos csill it was very important for the purpose Mr. Keswick observed that no sooner wise porisnos to the Opiony. Hacerer tempting it. Mr. Hawkins, named Lum-a-teem, mis oba gud hood of their finding opportunity for further mistake tala package was placed at the bottom heat of the Law was to protect life and property of making life ose ngrecable fiero. It was an the Brown, Solicitor appointed than be made might be if we could obtain adrielag by with Curious driving, and running down an old ing their new policy in a directly advania of the ship, sempat large number destined and there was no doubt the French system was Ordinance for the prevention of sertain zul: spplication for a clerk and additional entary, allowing this, bo, thought it would be very beatwoman named Leang-s-see, and injuring for Shanybai. At Foochow it was still below, preferable to purs, which is a carefully woven aaneen They must of course always be careful His EXCELLENCx could not say he was very unstateamablika; and bed polley to do so, har so much that sh: had to be sent to hospital, geous manner. It must have occurred to and this was why it was not transkipped, and mystein for the protection of Criminale. Be not to carry their legislation on these subjects well up in the tuerits of it. Farbapa they would Hongkong, he ampposed, was intended to be and was not able to appear against him, was them as an inconsistency that they should it was only at Shanghai that it turned up. He would therefore progovo a measure, like that in to any extent more than was needed by the like to deter that åter, dat
sacrificed, thrown as a sort of sup to the brought on yesterday, the woman having come establish relations with distant forsiga na might wellion, too, that there van uzusun de- the Indian Empire. He maintained that in general opinion and calls for by the cirend. The ACA COLONIAL SECRETARY. It has Chinese, and therefom was not so much out of hospital.
ly in discharging on reqount of the China Hongkonga, from its peographical position, stances. All theso Guisatos had been pressed been paid on T
considered as it might be. He had held his Complainant stated she was walking along Licus, and continue wildout any such role. Yeir holistage. The reason, je was not which differed from other places, being done to on hill attention by many priedus, aud partion. Mr. Enswick said it had no business to be part in the argument on the qaustion, and the Prays with her build, and without azy tions with a neighbouring, and important transhipped et langhai wus explained by the the Two Kwang, notorions as the most truly farly when illness prevailed they sara vary and puid, a
Mr. Wade at Pekin, båd, dona his share, and warning the wae ko.cked down, uation; and it is not irapossible that the goods waż,evidence of the bona per of the Arcipelago which was known as a nursery of gerous, nabealthful, or annoying trule, One of had beeg paid on the authority of the Suretary the. largasgo which Ind been held by the last; he gave her wining, but be thongst the captain, ans, letter (pning. The insuring of provinces in Chine, and in the centre of an poying: No man bad a right to pursue a dan the boring COLONIAL SECRETARY Raid it be cous dored that question settled. After Defendant said the horses mera zot going' romembrance of the haughty exclusiveness defendants, showing, that they intended to do prestes, mhabited by a race tot of a genius with the liberties we gave up when coming to live of State,
authorities he should be very much surprised couplatnent most have beer deaf. of the Middle Kingdom may have had some all that was fair by the shippers. It was an us, and who dɔ all they can to defeat justo all in cities was the right toannoy bar neighbours. His EXCOLLENOT remirkol this though the to hear that the proposal had been sanctioned: Mr. Hawkina appeared, and said a German thing to do with a desire on their part toometimes occur under the best arrangements, Golony to the same extent se herewa were en-civilised habits of life: any member thought ustters, like the Special Pand, be had no age | ungby to care about would be so grant that, no coelie conld not belp it; he inving seen the as- | error in judgment, on a minenko which would special features, not found in any other, British. We gave up the bartdrag the savage fur mors Segretary of State might have authority in the loss of prestige and of everything that men gentisman had informed him that the borse establish relations on an equal footing.. and such un error in judanight an proceed tilled to special consideration from Her Majesty's that it wond ba pastile to get on without this thority in that way
compensating advantages could possibly be re-side, but it bad slipped, his memory to usk is key to conceive such motives as these on by the bill of lading, "whether in navigating Government in intodasing spesial maurea. Ordiuahee, he would be conferring a favour on Mr. Rein said the old stary was the only ceived. It had been argued that the thing the gentlenson to come up, and be did not know the part of the Japanese; but when we turn the ship or otherwise men som The object of thinordinancewos, nenlready stated, | him by stating his views. One advantage would amount voted by that Council.
would be very pleasing to the Chinese. where be lived. He only knew the gentlemu Loward China, it is not very easy to discover providing that if the steamer was prevented by und in any case in which he declined to shower, all these this would now be dealt with tu patch had Barn received till I same nutit gument went on different gmands. He was was aure the ponies could not have gone East, lir. Eterry pointed out one of the clouses to permit questions to be pat to the prisoner be that instead of waiting for an indietarent, His EXCELLENCE. As yet, because no des. (Laughter.) He did not question that: bis ur. by sight; did not ever know, his name; but be what motive abe End in making a "shly the weather from discharging at Hongkong the legal inference would be the same sit iomarily by the tugistrate,
troulă all have to, come senin before the Coun- glad before he went away to have the opportunity as one was a very vll vas, and would not go with Japan.. The Tzelibood would seem to the goods shoulü be taken vir for gravebigment in Bugland, when a man is silent on a question The Ordlunnéa Vur resď u frat timo. fail in the form of Kupplementary Estimates of anying that the Colony was mob indebted to E-formerly belonged to Mr. Volkan -Be be that she did not irangurate the measure, par to be that nothing else was to prevent the is, the silence will be construed in a sense ad. at the nearest puit. The joference would sp-which it is right to dak baing pot to him; that
Frum tas 25th January to 31st. Þecember, 1871, the non-oliaini member for taking so decided a believed the nfair wa-be an acsident,, Els EXCELLENOT then brought forward two; the amount was $1,122,58 and for 1872 it weubi | stand on that point; it had always been one as to do so would be too great a change from disebarge except the weather..
Hie Worship told defendant he was matisfied verse, to the prisoner. That was the whole of Ordinances which bo eafd wareinseparably. The be $1,200, 7€ they liked to put it to the vote for un which he himself felt strongly. Members it was an accident; and he would only order old traditions; but from the terms in which His Hogur suid that was a very notte re- the changn proposed. In many cases it would first was for the amendment or reconstruction 1672, it could be struck of apst quarter might have expressed themselves. rather strong-bim to make amends to complainit 85. the treaty is couched, there would appear to
be for the bement of the prisoner, us where from of the Courts of the Colony, to be effected by Mr. RYKIN said it was paid in dirent cor- ly sometimes, but perhaps they felt alsof putant of knowledge of our language prinçnors the abolition of the Summary Opart, and trariety to the rote of the Council,
strongly on this question of a Chinese Custom Two prostitutes, Fong-chu-yon and Chan- be reason to conclude that the Chinese hare
who are jandoent haya no meine of putting mating the Judge of that Courts Judge of the H FROTLLENO mest any he had not been house.
-chai, were charged by LC. Joan Lindsey, at all events thought that they might turu
fans-seat one to the witness, the Law would in Supreme Court, giving bin equal power with aware of all that, nor probably had the Secre Mr. KYRIE bagged to thank His. Excellency No. 261, with creating a great pɔss in the
feat be of great advantage to innocent uren, the Chief Justice, except where there ahuulil be tary of State,
Ooio- the treaty waking with Japan to some useful
für the patience with which he had gone streets, and running after meatiep. bựt not to a man who was guilty, pud be 's difference of opinion,. He thought this an "The 4 criNO CHID).JUSTICE suggested that throngh; the questions and the explanationa plainant, atstød, he told them to go in to account in respect to the existing treaties, HASSAN Visram d. B. Daymourn, 1445), vgs not aware it was our duty to give guilty important sprovement. They would get the other items shoold he passed, und this left which he had been kind enough to give their respective brithols, and they retaliated with other nations. It is noticeable that for brokerage at 4 per cent, on the sale of mea kay further protection than they, would great deal more out of their Judges when their till the cast weeting of Council, wh
His BZOELLENCr remarked that for the f- fin përy profane language. 2,500 bags of Benga! Rice. Pluístiff upplied to have sader the law. As the Ordinange involved energiea were united in this way, At the mame they lay special stress on all the terus which have the cas postponed, as Lie witness, for alteration fruta principal of law, it was time; there must be a chhap and summary site that. He banght it was a very fair point to something about two or three paragraphy this wanted necmmodation in the house ex
HIS EXCELLENOY and he was willing to do formation of Council, be might as well bay First defendant's defence wea that complain- have been disputed in the existing treaties hing, one of the purebauers, was at Canton. It necessary to have suspending clause, and of the Supreme Court, and upon this the at take. He was not at all aware how the matter had appeared with reference to umuli-rox. Ho credit, and she refused to give it definitely reading them with Japan in the was arranged to take the use with the sidep. the ordinance, therefore, would but some into forney-General would give them fuller details stood. If the Council refused to sanotion ne thought it was a very wrong thing publishing Second defendant aid she was struck by senae in which they wish to settle them with stated that he was employed by certain Uhinese knowa with regard to it. The Ordinance must be read with the second, who was a Civil tal, be certainly thought it required attention.
tion of this evidence at once. Plaintiff then operation, sulf Her Majesty's pleasure were on the second rogding. The fact Ordinause increase, and the money was paid in the inter- them
complainant on the arm with his att Mr. RYRTE AA he had intended to ask a Complatcast, replied. pas tired yombe used foreign nations; but in the cense in which in dealers to buy rice, and we arranged the par came in, it would go doubt be a great proteo Procedure Ordination, Tasy were in fact one. That would stand over...
question on that subject, but he bad asked sono violence, and to prove that the defendants Home Insuces it has been held they are not base with the defendant. The defence was tin to the Colony,
The second contained roles to regulate, the The other spten more agreed tos
many that he dis mot wish to treable His Ex-spoke falsely, to the cause of tie oburgo be thist the sale was made through the coupdere,
VIOLATION OF CONDITIONAL FARDON, procedure of the Conit so reconstructed. The blr. Byrir then rose to ask whether there fcellaney further, the
alled John Mathee, PC. No.97; in charge of really settled in the existing compacts. The and not through the bruker at all. Mow Sing, The GOVERNOR then said that the port Amendurent of the Bunu raty Jurisdiction Ore were any regulations in the Harbone Master's HIR EXCELLENCr sald he could understand the section, who stated be gave complainant in question of residence in the interior for trade one of the purchaser, was usiled to give evi ordinanse was still in reference to our criminal dicunse would be withdrawn, becodes its Office regarding, the gumbouts of the Cautas the anxiety likely to be felt if it were all true phuctions to order the wornes into their bouses is settled plainly in the negativo; the ex-
hance to this effect. Lum Aleong, the defend classes. It was an ordizace to provide for the provisons were all embodied in this was authorities anchoring menget the junks in ibe that was stated in the Daily Press on this on complainant's bent, and as they continued
punishment of vulsaders found in the Colony' a sort of simplifbation or cûdifedilen of the harboured
subject. This showed the misfortune of nutsy and abbalve, he ordered P.C. Lindsey territoriality protection is withdrawn from ant's compradore, corroborated the statement
At this stage the case was postponed to in violation of a conditional parcel. Not long law on this subject, au endeavour to get it all. His Excequency aid it was natal to giro a one who was paid to make his fact arrest them. Japasere in the interior of the country, who Monday act
ngo the Conscit, bad passed at ordicance of a thin the four cormire, ot în Ordinance, antics of questions, but he would be glad to square with his theories. When the facts Defendants were diaclurand. Iney be mado subject to Chinese laws, and, if FOONG AMING YAT KEK 81281proval of Her Majesty Government, because service in preparing it and they would coming here ward never permitted to anchor to find out the real facta, indoed they were similar nature, but it had not readived the ap- Mr. Pannosfote and Mr. Haylar had done good ( give the information asked, Difineko ruptoaza hd not jwap with his therries, be dida's want.
STELLING & JACKET. necessary, killed, though, curiously enough Judgarnt was given on the award of, the tbt they considered if the prisoner returns in via hear from the Acting Obial Justice his opinion except in the man-of-war anchorage. There was exceedingly in hin my If they were to Aver Iden-street, long but a juket to dry
Tsau-a-ngon, muried woman, living in we find the caterritorial (principle, recognised trator, Mr. Chun-tai-kwong, for $79.15.. lation of a conditional pardon, he should not upon it. Unless they had a Committea to no doubt a great deal of direct and indirect pass all their time in correcting the minatate shortly afterward se heurthe bamboo rattle, as applying to Japanese at the ports opened
be subjected to more thou the remainder of bis refer it to, he knew no better way then, to mitobief would arise through "equessing" if - ments—he did not wish to use hufsh language, and went to secertain the capso, when she saw LUM ACHEONO V. À. MILJAR—$8.40 — sentence. He must donless he could not nes refer it bome, where they would get the best they were allowed to anchor amongst the as he was about to leave the prrors into whiel La défendant, Log-a-lui, running off with foo for trade, In minor hitters we find the Defendant did not appear Judgment for the tost criminals would be in a worse position than advice, and probably kirta for its improve macaquila junks to the westward, and the people would slide, it would scenpy some time. jacket. She gave the alarm, and abuse was the same principle acted upon, the Japanese plaintiff,
Gif lift alone. It la true the fellows could be patients, (as it would contain a suspending Harbour Mietoi's instructions were to compel | But it might do hurm if people residing away gren, and P.C. Time-shing No 206, caught treaty being in fact what the treatice with: L. Jos v. P. RYBIE-$270.00-Mr. Bro to deter than frou coming back.
in prison again, but that would not be sufficient skinne.) He would leave the Attorney-Generi theo not to do so. He had pten svine observa- | from: The Colony read these things. - Thoy the defendunt just se ke threw it down. foreign nationa, wald be reduced to if thereton, who appeared for the defendant, said be
to explain it, end only say that, it was an tions which perhaps proiepted Mr. Ryrie's | would say this was the poper of the Colony, Derebaut said he rau bebiusa bethought 'be HIS EXCELLENŐr then proceeded to rendi attempt to simplify the procedure, and sucation. He was glad be hid „astel | the organ of publia offoivo, nod they knew would be taken up bicanse he had no light, Chinese had they own way. There is also a bad not had time to be fully instructed, and some extracte from 4 despatch on the fubjeôt, that they would kes more work out of it, because this was the best way to relate these how it was frequently mid that there was a Defendant was wat to three months hard remarkable orase to the effect that in the asked for a postpoormimit, which was grated when m
o the Judged under this new arrangement zbau sily reports,circulated in a very negligent way, strong feeling * about this or about that, when labur. to Monday axit, evout of either country being at war with a
The ACTIO CHIST JUSTICE observed, wise could possibly be got out of them at present, without taking ordinary pains to seœertain their very likely there was no foding at all, or the
AN INPUDÉNT MANA the Ordinamos anid Zothing about branding. If this 'reault followed this legislation they | trash. He did not know of any occasion on feeling was all the other way. He would may G. Alford, Irepector of Buildinga, sub- ING AFAIG, MUN-CHEONG-FĀS AND
HE EXCELLENOY replied that this Urdinanse would hava reason tú congratulate themselves, witch any information had beef refused, and there was no year in which there had been autonded Teongraskus, of the Taz-wong Temple, clause in fact in the nature of an offensive and OTHERS, $148.67, for rice gold and delivered was only contering the violation of conditional He believe it was on the principle of the yet to get people to Couis and ask for informs little cause for sharms to the present. No Queen's Road East for lawfully erecting a
None, of the defendants were resent, and defensive compact, but which in all likelihood judgment wra entered for the paint on hidden and Fanton to state that it had always Bhanghai Order in Council, which had proved tion was impossible. There had never been one was sent to the Civil Hospital, betere the matshed on crown fan in crvention of been thought that man who received pardons a very successful experiment and Pu gen-boat er zur junk which bad smelored 16th instant, nad as that was a paying patipat, Ortigance 14 of 1:45, aretion 5, clause. I, aud would amount to a mere nothing in the event proring the debt, th
on condition of their leaving the Volony, could The ACTING CHIEP-JTAT CB aid that if amobrát the junks bat one, and that was not or a seumun, he was sent to the "Beimen's | Urdinance 8, of 1853, Bertion 20. of hostilities breaking out. It is probable
Le pat in gol if they came back again, bus the Ordinance more apferred to the Acting many weeks aga 15 so happened that he was | Hospital. Dr. Adsus said he could not take It appeared de vidaut und gut paris ssion to the Chinese attach considerable importance ment for the plainti
CHUN ABEL ↑ TEE BA037Jude perhaps it would better to pass this ordinance, Attorney-General and hinnoif they could penfor out in the evening and saw. her. He was any more just then, and shed was then erected hold religious veremony, bat was refused
as if they did not they possibly would not have ¦ with the Registrar of the Supreme Cvirt, who seedingly ustquished, und went down at onse to at the Civil Hospital, end one man had ajuce perquimion to build a matshad. to it, as everything shows us they are in
area this power. The ordinaroo would be posture more of the practice than anyone in the the fiarbour Master's ulige, where he foundan | been admited, leandme ample warde bed A Chinese clerk in the Registrar General's capable of appreciating the power of foreign-
MULIMANN AND ANOTHER v. T. AIRWIN read for the first time, as it was best to follow Colony,
officer, whiqia be desired to go off to the gua- heen got itady for the reseptiya- of patients olice appeared, wid stated the defendant'a 816-Settlçő.
| the instructions of the Secretary of State
The Ordinance was then read a first time. boat, and devire that she es, while the Japanese do know the relative
would mare at Stoneonitor e Island They had been ready position requested persion to haild the BRA KLING
TAMAN EXTRA YOTËS, "
to tlio mamel war anuborage, and say that If síños thë 15th instant,
shed, and be rai pusitively tedd be could not flowers of foreign nations and their own. It
The GOVERNOR said that they wore stil) an. His EXCELLENCY then referred to certain pay.she did not go she would be obliged. The The ACTING COLONIAL SCORSTaRY.-Tho have that permission, and the requat was blet- the amendment of the criminal law, and the ments made in exerns of the Estimated for 1871; officer west, andit appeared the Captain, said be 5th of January,
tad out of tha putition. Defendant thoroughly next ordinance would be to provide for the j There was first w grunt of 32,000 to the Kakom.) was udy there for coul, and was very sorry his will strengthen themselves by the step ; but |
His EXCELTANCY | yes, by the wars it understood this. PRESENCE OF MIND-D. lives very unhappily branding of criminals in cortuin cance“ Benedin Cemetery, muse under an Ordinationsteam wis blown off. However, he was told bej was one of the first things that engaged my Mr. Russell penistrated with defondant for the probability is they would furd themselves with his wife, and their quarrels are vary mach had so don't the preamble of the ordinance was Transport of time expired convicts from Bing it get ap atam again, and be did so, and attention. The Dulonial Surgeon informed him bie deliberate disregard of all instructions. mistaken, and it would he a very bold ashtalked of. A gentleman who had been to visit amply proved before the Police Commission now pore, $199, Typhoon damages, $14,500. Next went to the man-of-war anchorage. After that tint be bad held in seadiness 6 wards suce stating that bad he erected the shed without on their part to quarrel with Japan for this them at their country place was zurrating a sitting: "Werous crime has greatly increased there were extra phytoente 1872 In Fublicke (..) saw Mr. Gurus and spoke to him the 5th January and it neccssary bedret asking it would parkups have been looked late excups of Madume D., she having fallen sires the branding of criminals on accepting Works there wors come catifaudings of 1871.about it. Mr. Quirne sud it was very odd-it could bare ten times that number prepared at in a different ligal ; but for him to sak per- from the bont while flibing with her hashand, conditional pardons, de, had been discontinued," The gam of 540,000 had been voted for Typhoon was the only case. He said it was very sta. in 12 hours.. Of comme if there was no mission, and to be told positively be could not The abject which appears to have hero held and been on the point of drowning. "lo one de, ko mu to prove that this ordinance was repairs, but it had not all been spot in 1971, gular that the Governor should we the only outbreak of small-per it was unnecessary: bare it, and then Jaliberately to go and build, mainly in view by the Chinese, seems to have instant, udded the narrator, the busband unerry, bo would inform the Council, what und in accordance with an excellent practice the case, but on further enquiry he found that is to go to the expanse. Well, they wore left-brm without an exonse; thut instead of a jumped into the water, and saved her life?"— | had bem done with reference to the branding | balance was carried un to, 1872- and had to be was so.. Well, if the Captain hard persisted in not paid for writing up any pet usbječte or to probable fue of Kvs shillings for his negligence, Good heavenal" exclaimed a indy, who knew of priminals. There, ovary, excellent moted. That balunes a $95,849. Then there lying there, he should have asked the 20 make their theories square with their meta. The he would fiue ita the utteret in le power the parties, "what a want of presence of mind "nion of Mr. Pauspofots given in May, 1874, was a lurge amoqut for the new Public Gardent | pairal 50 tow: her to the Lachorage.fall-por season was in fact over, and it had £5, for his deliberate disobedience against th
third, the ther shall afford it assistance-a
Dark..
Mr. Brereton thought these clauses were in just to meer wich in case as this..
dis Honor said he would look into the ter, and give judgment on Monday next:
G. FALCONZE. W. F. B. Saxe-$825.00),
is, therefore, likely the Chinese think they Settled.
reason.
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been that of framing a treaty to which they
enu point as ike model of what they are pre-
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GAMĀJGAMATIOS OF THE TAW CÓURI,
DIBORDEKLY CONDUCT.