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to the plaintiff had the award hoon in his favour but it would be perindious, if um ployers were to suppose that they could make of a single shortcoming on the part of au employé ús a grond for his dismissal. That was certainly not the meaning of Mr HAYLA's decision, but an impression to timt affect might possibly be gathered by it, in view of the whole circumstances of the
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ultimately it appeared that the chief point in diapate was whether plaintiff was to pack the goods. Defendant said be had told him he wa to packs," bral plaintiff said he did not undar, tand English, and a Parsee bed translated into Ole Ris Honour cube to the conclusion that there was probably some mjeke co the part of the defendat, und gare judgment for the amount claimed.
POLICE INTELLIGENUE: July 54k
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boatman named Clicung-a-lung, with staaling it. The cashbook produced in that of tho and it won with difficulty that the remainder piece of all sloth, the property of Mr. Lister, Hankow Consulate for the March queber, of the party succeded in reaching the Tang- used for putting in his babin was weather 1872. It won amongst the booka bandad oven iso-koan and in descendig, its waters to the
Complainant said the defondant deliberately by Mr. Caine. In it I see an entry dated on castern shores of Ching. Out though disap entered the engine-house and picked up the or after Lite 10th March, corresponding with pointed in one diretion, the explorations mada cloth, which was spread out to dry, and walked that referred to in the quarter's scout by the expedition led the authorities to enter off with it. This was corroborated by another There is ao actual date to it, but it is in the twin hopes of being yet able to open com
oatman, und defendant was wont i wangatherese line with an item that is dated the 16th manication between the western provinces of March. It is in Mr. Oxine'e hand writing, wid China and the Obina Ses through another- hard labour.
is "umount advanced as per oath, $0,157.47." channel Investigation proved that the Sonkol, an count entered likes this should buve a which takes ita rise in the same elevated pls. voucher, aul, as I bare already siid, although lean which gives biste to the Canton river, I have searched, I have been wauble to £nd it. formas un enzy Bennaol communication batwocu I am faily acquainted with Mr. Caine's Baud- the frontier of Yunnan and the Tonquin count. writing, and the letter proneed is writion This disevery once more awakened the hope him. The signature fa nilai bis.
keiramente, plérkert gi che péhes of Westeras The letter, which was road by Mr. Hernio; je Chine would ono, day Bow into a French as follows:-
port” One pievossed with this idea the "Hankow, S0th March, 1875, French, like prussical men, act earnestly to, The Bror. E. HAMMOND,
work to affect its realization. In the normal
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A STRANGE CASE, Baropean constable. No. 53. charged a.Cui. nese nagied Low-king-elow, at follows c
Complainant.stated at 65 pan, of the 29th inigt, he wanion duty near the Canton wharf,
A GREAT NUIRANOU....... *Inspector O'Brien summoned the roeper of LACA OHUN DARA-CHE this one, when he was called by sono person on the plamtill, a mile-aged China wanan, sued do. Cantor, steamer to come on to the wharf. He the Shefic-tong tany public convenience for Pendant, so old Chisman of seventy-three, for wout, and found the defendunt lying stretched drying a large quantity of night soil on the bill 100 evercig us, which who aid she had deposited out on the middle of the whef, evidently hecido, near the Western Slaghter house, causing with him. Defendant at Brut admitted he bad ing bean in the water. He was told that defend very offensive amellia sa digunakan de
Complainant stated that defondent bad ofton In one respect, the result is satisfactory to received the money, but afterwards qualified his ant jamped overboard from the end of the the plaintiff, who we ouiuot but feel we states, and aid he had not received any win, and had it not been for the Chimcee bean warned, and had been up for the same
front her.
Moraw lie would have been drowned. He bud offence before.
Mr. May tuld defendant he was an impudent somcwBat Landly dealt with in the upfounded Plaintiff, sword, said she was a returned sou heard it rumoured that the defondant bad
from British Cunino. Sligo stated her been confined on board the Kinahan, in some person to bring his filth to this colony, and recusations which were set up against hin.mustead went to Californus ten year ago, and part of so lower hold, for three days, without spread out to dry on the hill sides, to polate Trou, these, he has boca fully and honorably she was put can board a ship expecting to go to food, and that last night he broke out and the atmosphere and bring a pestilende
|– “Defendant wide some lame excuse about not acquitted. The insst severe of them, Caliform, but found herself taken to British jump over the bay of the boat
Inspoutor Gair and the Captaid of the Hin being able to get bonts to carry it away. Gaiana. In Chiana she lived with a man culled that of insobriety, was frankly withdrawn b-aw, and kept a sort of Chinese chindler's chan came up to the station last night, and
Mr. Muy-en I will get it carried away at by the defendant's adrocato; but the result store. Sas had not heard anything mera of lior explained that the defendant had beau à stow your exjones. I shall Suo you 810, half of the of the case should ceraitily be a warning aakieband. She returned with Lot-a-sow from away to Onutou, and time it was customary line to go towards baving it carried away, and to the necessity of caution in bringing for. British Guians in Devember last year, bringing when slowaways were found, splice them in shown into the sen beyond the harbour,
105 British aztereigns. Five she kept for iso, confinement, and taku then back to the starting. ward accusations of u daunging nature which and gave the 100 to the defendant, Sho went point, this instance the defendant was found cannot be sustained. At the very lenet, the from British Gaians to Calancia,and game thence leaving Hongkong, and was placed in the lower in a steamer. She want to a Christian Obarch, hold, bat it appoured to him the defendant had defendant, in the instructions he gave, was but was not a Christian yet. On her arrival elio been neglected by the cook, whore duty it was guilty of inescasable bastiness, ne had.thers pas ap in Tai-ping-shan, and the defen lant to supply food, and that he had been overlooked been anything like fair grounds for the come to visit Loka sow, who is said to be altogether on the stormer's arrival here, and
duced her. The defendant told her all sorts of jumped orci board. storice about burglaries at night, rubberies with violence in the day time, and the great Density for caution if she had any mutity. Besoming alarmed, abe seked him to take care of the money for her. She took out ber sovė. reigns, done up in two rolls, and gave them to the defendant. Look-a-sow we presint. On applying for the money, defendant reizeed to re- pay, and on one occasion he was taken before the Magistrate, who lined defendant $2, and advised him to give up the money. “
Defondant asked whether there was any wit eau besides Lak-a-so
A DEAD. HAN WALKING.
An Indian when the other day was charged with being a destitute and unane, hat on being sent to the Civil Hospital be was pronounced to home, and rufaaed a mittanto. He appears to have gone from thence, and yesterday went to the Royal Naval Hos-
into custody.
Defendant said he had been dead for the last 24 hour. He was perfectly sure he was dend. Sent to pergatory, in the form of 14, days bard Inbor
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evidence would have been forthcoming to support it.
The steam tug Sea Gull did not rotor i late yesterday morning, after having crnised alent some considerable distance, and without finding the reported Spanish bark in distress, 504, Lowever, reports baving spoken the Peru vian ship Luina Conoraro, with loss of some of ber top gallant spare, but no serious damage.
A rather strange ivoident transpired at the charge-room on funday. A town who said he was a new-comor, and Mooney, gave himself ap, stating be had been nocvaad of having ob tained goods by frand, simply becameo ho gnt them on credit, and mentioned, some of the partice, from whom he got goods, saying be used no fule name. No person appeared against the man, and he was allowed to go
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SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT, July:29th
BEFORE HIS HONOUR T. O. BAYLLAN
HALL. FABRIQAŠ. Judgment.
Defendant then es aneuved a long story, when His Honour-told the interpreter to ask him whither he would wear solely to him that tu had not got the woman's sovereign, and had ever received envereigns belgaging to her. The witaves aid he would do so. He lived in Aberdeen-ctrost, and is a goat keeper The bonse he lives in belongs to. tr. Gerrard. He us property, Nus. 66 and 68, Market-street, Taipingahan. They are worth $200 or $300. He bought theu with the 300 severeigns re solved from the max.
Mr. May said there was a proper course far the captain to take when he found stowaways on board. It was an offence, and the captain! should charge ofan.
Inspector Gair said that ths captain inform ad him that he intended proscerting the cook for neglecting the defoucant, and be alas anid be would soud op some Europeans to speak in the ouse, but they bad nos come, and the atau had gone to Cauton this morning, the 29th.justan
Defendant said he belonged to Kan-see, noor
MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT. July 29th.
BEFORE H. G. THOMSETT, Esq. R.N.
RPEÁCH OF CEDINĀSOS. Mr. William McClella sommoued a man
med Aobar, residing in Lascar Beer, for keeping an noticepard hoarding-heinen, contrary to section VII. of Orléance No. G of 1862. of H. M. Gorelameu:, by advancing the sum she pratectorate of Frapes over the whole Em-
Complainant, son, stated be is inspector of junks. On Saturday he was Lospecting the Loarding houses, when a seamen caso, to him and said he had been living at a humse kept by the defendants for three weeks, and at the and
SHINGHAI
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WAPPING'S OWN. (Spectator.)
with reference in the announcement in the day
The bearing was then adjourned und Mon- formerly the afhand of Artha Orton, who,
Pekin Grazette concerning the audienco question. | Ons correspondent forcibly points out that the term wo, for kingdom, is not necessarily die respectful, seeing that the term Tahtsing-bo
used to designate China.
FOLICE COURT,-SHANGHAI. July 21at. Before R. A. Mowat, Esq. R. G. W. CAINE.
THE FRANCH IN COCHIN-ODINA. (Pull Mull Gazette)
Bast it is never dificult to find an ozcuas for "Sir, I have to crave the indulgence of intervening botwoos two neighbouring Powers. H.M. Principal Sonretary of State for F. A. and it was out long the ofere before the Frencli in a inatter which affects my fatira prospects discovered that the relations. between Tonquin and Yuhnan were. much disturbed; thut the most oerlonaly -
The very large family 1 love bad to support Annamasti Government telt uneday at the for some years past or a salary quito fadequate, airam of Chinese' emigrants who, forced to to meet more than the common every day leave the country by its troubles, had pasačā decesaries of life, and expenses incurred in through the valley of Sonkoi to establist: skam- sending my wife and children to Bugliad en selves in the north of Tungditi. At the same three oconsona, end my own travelling erpeness time it became known to them that the disor thither twice, have brought on my bouldersdered state of Yunnan we vansing the Feking load of debt from which I ace unt little bope Government infinite anxiety. The trung position," anya M. do Carné, occupied by of extricating myself.
On obtaining the nating anpointment at France in the southern extremity of the Indo- those debta; and bad I been confirmed in that ind furant to the serioas events which, for post, na bat every reason to bapa and believe different reasons, have awakened the fears of I should my abilities would bove two Asiatio Sovereigns; and om natural role been speedily redused. I had made netsinge, at Poking, ne at Hub (the, enttal of Annam), ments whereby a certain som would be paid consiste in loveling, in the interests of ail nnually but the aridden reduction of the pay, commercial Europe, the odd barriers, which No time wa und the appointment of a junior officer over my separate the populations." heal, placod uro in the bands of my areditors, lost in leading ap to thie und sod wo who would ruly allow me to leave the post on have some indication of the rough-and- readyucaun adopted for its accomplish. my paying the mount they had advanced.
"Seeing nothing but rain staring me in the meat in the heads of nege which have recently „face, "se I could only borrow the necessary reached Europe from. Saigon. The tulegraph Shanghai A relative of his induced binto leave
amount at an excessive rate of interest, viz., tnforme as that Franse has demanded from the His Honour told the Interpreter to wel the his native pince, and promised him he could
perocat, I placed myeol altogether in the hands imperor of Again" the acknowledgement of defendant whether, after this statement, be was get bier in the service of a mandarinat
from the balance in my hand, traeting that the pire, the establishment of a Veroch mission at going into the box to deny the receipt of the Ouulon. He left Shanghai in a steamer, and arrived at Swatow, from thence he came to
same would be allowed. The anionat so due, the adinission of French troops into flee money, He said he was prepared to do so.
Witnou replied to defendual's question that Hongkong six days ago in another steamer,
advanced comes to $9,137,40 or 21,941,143, and Tansaane for the protection of Europeans," and was taken to some places be knew not
and sincerely trast that in consideration of my the noncession of a treaty of commerce and there was no other witzean bat Lok-a-sov.
Lok-a-wow we then placed in the bor. He where. A cigar was given to bim to smoke, and
long faithful service of 22 yeare, the liberty I arigation, the assion of a part of the province of Tonquin to France, and the payment of the was a returned emigrant from British Guinus, be knew no more till he found himself shut up of that ime do was turned cat. The seaman bave taken will wat be disapproved of.
"Should H. M'e Government grant my prayer,expanses of the protectorate." This vist - where he lived with plaintiff. They had a shop on board a steamer bere, and coming to his niso told him that three Seedee woys were also
should propose to repay the loan at the rate quisition of tortiters finde a parallel caly in together, and made some money, and he reta-ecnees a little, be broke out, and jumped over-living in the house, which is policeused,
of £40 per annum, but abould the same be the cession by the Gainene toverarcent of the Chirie Nelson, sworn, stated fie is a scapula; with tub plaintiff. & know the dofendinti bend to gat clear of her. He did not know
refnsed, I would refund the sum advanced by cost of Manoharia to Rubia in 1860, but even ho was bis uncle. He was so by clansbin, not how he saine on hoard the steamer, who took be left bis abip at Tako, sed came down to by relationship. The witness attende a Chris him, or how he came to be confined on board.
Hongkong. He had no disebarge. When he burrowing from one of the Banke, though this more than in the use of the latter Power will The case was then remanded, dan ak Kelly & Co, Shanghai,
tinu Obarch, but is not a. Obristiso Vixsell.
lauded he wanted to go to a licensed boarding, coraz would be raisons to me on account of the French find that the neighbourhood of the the high rate of interest I should be charged. Chinese frontier-is a source of grout difficulty CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND DRUNKENYTES. HALL & HOLTZ.
The witzesadeauribed be return, when hie uncle
house, but defendant came to him and said KELLY & Co.
Inspector Cradock summoned Mr. J. Lind-he bad better dose and live with him. Perhaps It. 21. Government might bajadaced and danger. It is impossible to suppose that came to him and exputisted on the burglaries Hankow and HALL & HOLTZ and KELLY
Bis Honour stated he had given great cons-with-violence, &, &, and be advised the plain atrin of the firm of Messrs. Landatein & Ou, He paid defendant $7, and lived with bin three to giunt me a pension, in which ouse the aom in the distarlied state of the border-land be River Porta,
& Co., 'Shanghai. deration to the facts of the mee, and be felt tiff to give him the 100ney. The money was her for being drunk, and brutally ill-nning a pony, weeks. The defendast they turned him out. I have advanced could be at once deducted from tween the province of Yunnan and Tonquin Nagasaki.....Tan C. & J. TRADING Co..
on the Praya Bast, on Saturday Inst
Three other men were living in the same house, the amount on which ach pension would be constant outniges will not be committed on toned to dismiss the claim. He thought when own.:
the eubjects of the Power which France has Hingo, Osaka THE C. & J. TRADING Co.
in action ul this kind failed, as it was likely to In reply to plaintiff, witacas said he had nat Complainant said on Saturday, between 5.
Ma-bee deolared, said bo.only takes bis caloniated.
I believe HM.a Government permitted a taken upon herself to protect, and unless she Tokohana......Nemars. LANE, CRAWFORD & Uffect the character and position of the plain stated that plsiutin was his lawtel wile. He and par, the defendant was driving a trup in meals at the defendant'e bouss.
Defendant said he was asked by Alley, at loan in the anae of Conan who took charge of a be prepared to undertake a peer of conquest. Mr. E. J. H093, Jugan Gasoliet, it was right that the grounds should be had she given defendant thres hundred a very unlit state along the Praye, near his
asated, Ile then reviewed the facts of the case, sovereigns of als own. The defendnut look it alon godown. The defendant was holding on whose house they slept, to take the men in te port (amoy), and advanced Himself the arumint in China, she mast expect to be barrassed by required to purchase his predecessor's furniture. numberless putty border wars and purty dis- More J. DE TOTZAGA & Co.
and said with reference to advising that the most by force, saying," Don't you be so foolish to the splash board, and kicking the pony board.
I trest the very extreme emergency of this pates, at the same time that she will furaieb M. RIEGO & Co.
Defendant was fined 10, in default, one ship should put back, as it was from the evi un to keep it yourself; let me lake care of it." The pony appeared as thungh had been
cure will exonerate in the eyee of FLIL's Se- the Peking Government with a very tangible dence of Mr. Gillies olearly znt safe for her to All that the wituces knows of his £300 is that diiven hard from the Eastward, and when de-month's imprisonment.
orstary of $ for the liberty have taken in ease of complaint which, we may be sure, will proceed, he considered that this part of the case defandant said be bad bought a house for him, fondant gave the pony a kick the anal t
advancing funds to myself from the chess be hopt roady at hand to be turned agaiast ber was cutirely inplaintiff's farcur, and that he acted and some goats. He has been shown the house, ly foll, and had to be dragged in a belpless
without first obtaining "sanction. I shall be whenever the occasion, servis. with commendable prudence, and probable pre but has not seen any title deede to it. He state to the godown. He saw this from the
The preliminary proceedings in the proscou only too willing to do what I may be, ordered. veated one of those disasters which often has actually saw the plaintif give the defcadant station window. He then went down and took pen to ships of this class. It was also in his her money. The witness paid respect to the defendant into custody, no he found him too tion of Mr. G. W. Caine, formerly . B. M. either in the way of repayment or refined..
Coneal at Hankow, on a charge of embezzle-
i have, &c., Latour that the vessel had been brought to defendant's age and position, and the plaintiff drack to bare the art of the pony and trapment of a portion of the Consular fauds, were
G. W. CAINE." Cengkong to have the engines ororlated, be was indnged by this to do the anme. He way The defendant's godown korpor, named Pearson, come cuced before R. 4. Moras, Eaq, on the
Mr. Leasts. From your exumination of the All Wapping with one roine slaims the cause it was quite clear from the evidence that in the labit of seeing him in charch, and this with this in an appled to hit the pony lat inst., Mr. Ronnie appearing for the pro- accounts, is it evident to you that this aam of Claimant as her own. Sash in the sum of the
ned trap delivered up to him, and to take care they required is. In respoot to
evidence beard recently, during, which the big. the quarrel increased his confidenen.
Mr. Hughes, Acting Consulat Houkow, testified with the captain, he said it was admitted by Wei-kwong, compradore at the Mercantile of the defendant. He consented, as he coneration, and Mr. Robinson for the defendant $9,137.47 has been taken ? Yes, it le.
Hr. Robinson said, before he applied for n trint has dragged its slow yot lively length the defendant that it had catered more or less Bank, said that defendant bad banged sidered a moge would meet the case.
Is answer to defendant, complainant said to an amount of 59,187.47 being deviens, and a remand, he desired to make a suggestion to along, interminably interesting. It is to be into the ground of dismissal, and it was not some 30 anvereigns at the Mercantile Bank at
letter from the defendant to the Under Secrethe prosecution: A deal of correspondence regrotten that part of the youth of George Eliot was drink, and olour bow the matter stand, but whether right bis counter in or about November or Decom-that he was positive ka
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, stating that be had passed between Her Majesty's "Minister was not spent at Wapping, for surely à ploce or wrong, it appeared that Mr. Fabrigas had bery and on another occasion this your be that he was obstreperons towards the wor
had taken the amount on long, consequent upon and Mr. Caine, and he considered "What it riober in uil the putire desb-and-blood or gin- sided with the captain. With respect to the ohanged 180 sfvereign. He considered him agent, who'resisted to take him into custody.
J. Chapman, avuru, stated be in godown pressing private affairs, and begging to be ex would only be right on their part to put it in alition of English obaracter can hardly be con- chief cuginner going to sleep on coming over very bad man to deal with.
Asused having done this without first obtaining as evidence. Of course he had not the original ceived. As we hear the witnesses we feel bow from Macno to this, his Honour did not think it
The defendant being placed in the box, seized keeper te Mesara. Augustine Heard & Co.
5.46 p.. on the 25th instant, bo was fooking Perinton, you put in. The case was then re-letters addressed to Mr. Wade by Mr. Caine, the genine of the place inspirat Mr. Hawkine, should go against bin, as it was reasonable to hold of the Bible, and gave it a careful lick.
The "Obing cum-chen-ab woh-che-okun what of his window, and saw the defendent standed. Mr. Bubusin saked that the dis and the prosecution anet either undertake to in the memorably humorous passage of bis suppone that from the anxiety and the effİR
patches to the Foreign-offiou should be pro- put in all sa evidence, or he aust apply to the speel in which no, described the Claimant's of the bilge water he wight be tired out His proses was then commoured by ALF. Bazario, grind it dnu, and upon by diced, and adding that if this were not done, Doar for a subpona for Mr. Wade, to ateadvitit toit on bia return from Australia. The Honour, therefore, did not attach wach weight to but tandoned in favour of the hack, wbiching the uminal severely with a short whip. The
be must subpoena Mr. Wade to produce them, and produce tham.
first Wapping witness was Miss Loder, defendant was then inside the trap; he did nut the incident. The point to which he did attach was then respectfully saluted
The Shangai papers contain communications see him outside kicking the pony, the land weight, however, was this. Mr. Gillies went
when asked did ahp kuew the defendant, into the box, and it came out that the advice
ant was also digglug the pony with the butt-
said (with a faint smile), "Yes," and, The Guses of HALL and SMITH & FABRAS, three inspectors, Mr. Gillias, Mr. Green, and
end of the whip. lle ie confident defendant was drunk. bà pony was in a great state of
questioned if he was the same young man in regard to which we tds day puldish ilu, Inglis, was talon, when the captain com-
On
who used to walk with her, replied, "Quito julgment delivered by the Indigo of the plained of the plaintiff, and Mr. Gillies said
perspiration, as if it had been driven fast.
the sume, valy stouter." Thia stcutneed, Elast hand then cotter get another man, This,
his arrival at the sea. sinultaneously with tas
na baructeristic tendency of the Ortons Suza muy Court, will doubtless by road with towever, did not carry the case much further,
Lapcoter, the pony genld hardly stand ap
"It is alcnificant of the profound ignorance in general, und of Arthur in particulary Defendant said the pony had not been out for interest, as Jaring upon points of avus and his Honour very much doubted whether
which exists in England of everything rolating which led to his being known, in his yankka importance with referens to the hire of euthe captain was necessarily capable of judging
some time, and had only been used over twice
to the far East, that the news which has recont by the outrageona nickname of "bullocky gilens en board of steamers. The second of the engineer's capability. But now cane
by bis brother. Ila cover used liquor, so that
by reached us from Saigon, to the effect that Orton," formed what may be called thy pièce da the principal part of the case. Mr. Gillics and
he could not use been drunk, as alleged. He. i had a Mr. Gillios with bisa, anu he got out before
Feance has determined to extend the protectoresistance of ths Wapping evidense. All the case does not present any special points of that dr. Inglis in his bearing gave the plaintiff
Mr. Rennig for the prosecutions.
rato, which she has for some time exercised witoesacs stood to their identification of him Hi Honor said it was not necessary for Div. he arrived at the spot, and mid that be would interest, as the only gromad set up for not instructions to buy curtain things necessary to
Mr. Robinson for the doleriut.
throughout Cochio-China and Cimboja, over by that innocent personal peculiarity which paying the amount claimed, was that the overhauling the machinery This work was to Wei-kwong to give defendunt the character he go after the borze boy, as the pony would. not
His pro-go at all. The stagger observed in it was Mr. Ronnie, in opening the case, said-1 the whole Empire of Anram, and to demand little timely attention to the precepts of Mr. be done by the staff of the ship, and should bad, to make it clear what he was plaintiff, who was fourth engineer, burl not have bon grat in band at unos. But after se feasing Christianity aggravated tie offene. Hevonenquence of a great pain of colis he felt in appear in the case for the prosecution, on be- the cosm of slice of territory in Tonquio, Blasting might so easily have porrected. The Tho de hua bien allowed to pass without comment. Wapping videresirall highly bqmorous, alas! sufficient experiense; but the evidence sailed only a portion of this work had been dous, bad acted liked a ornel and wicked old minn, de his stories, which caused him to wriggle about, balf of Her Majesty's Covertment. fed the Judge that this ples was not well and Mr. Gilties distinctly said the considered priving the poor woutun of the rneney ebu bad and in his pair". night have given the pony fendant, lately Her Majesty' Consul at Han. And yet to al nations interested in Easter and the Claimant appears to enjoy it quite as air, and notably to ourselves, this rast ex-macb as the judges, the jury, the bar, and the this neglect, His Honour attached the more obtained during ber long Jears of absence from blow with the whip, which was broken before kow, is charged with buying
Mr. Robinson-Before my friend proceeds, tension of French influence is by no means an universe. It is a tragedy of drollery, funded, and a reasonabile com as compense weight to Mr. Gillies' evidence as he appeared at her country. No one in Court could doubt his they started. This Mr. Gillies knew, but be
thr reqnent of the Court, and wot of either side; guilt. Fortunately, there was a weans of puu defied being drunk or Laving kicked the pony. I would ask to be permitted to make an appli- important. Biedy stated, it will give Franc inspector Cradock, enid the defendant at the ention to the court for certain information, the command of territory extending from end the one whicb defendant gave for not sting him. He had fortunately committed
ABSENCE OF MIND AND FORGET- In respect to the case of HALL, however, having done this work was that he had not the perjury, and his foncur would exercise the dis. time adiantted be was in ignor; and came I have not had an opportunity to confer with Cape Gambeja in the south to the Chinese pro-
FULNESS. although the judgment given is clear, en necessary gear, and Mr. Inglik promised to cration which the law allowed him, and gico afterwards to apologise, and to ask that he may client yet, and 1 should like to know vince of Kwang tung in the north, wita a fine
He had two whether he was mooted upon some charge, moaboned of more than 800 miles in length, and Forgetfulness of a person's name is a trial. ceived in an equitable spirit, and probably big it. But this gear could have been ob the defendant two months' imprisonment; and would not get out a sumbots. not going for short practically of doing fulled at any enginering establishment, and the Court world make every effort to get the other witnesses, bergeaut Rivers and P.O. what that charge was, and the name of the will place her in possession of good water com greater far to the forgetful than the forgetten. munication with the westart provinces of Chinn. There is more excuse for this, innemuch Re the if the chief engineer, had been auxious to do andantul gains from him; and when he two Cummings, who could testify to defendant's person preferring it.
His Worship. How can what led to the an For some time past Franch diplomatic agents introduction may have been indiatimet: and justice in the matter-ious much as the plain his work, flis Honor did not think he would months expired, he would be liable to further being drunk, and to his baring admitted then, tiff had already received a large sums, and have allowed such a want me this to stand in imprisonment for a long period on the civil and on his return, that be was drunk, isploring teet, or the manner of effecting it, affect the in the East bure made no secret of a desire to besides, there are always fresh acquaintancea
that it would be looked over.
purpose of the present eagairy? The scoured gain for their countrymen a position in the being wade, and names are apt to get confused could ut, even if he bad won his care, look the way, especially as his not doing it was claim,
The defendsat bere took up the book, and Sergeant Rivers, culled, corroborated the in- is now before the Court, and a specific charge Indo-Chinese peninsular to counterbalance the by relationship, community of residence, upd seriona inatter, causing a delay of three for much were there is ove point in which days to the vessel,
spentor's bridence,,
will now be made against him by the proscou influence exercised by England and Rusat in the like. When in temporary charge of the at a cat to the was abuul to salate, it again.]
the Chinn sem. Ja M. de Curves recently parish of Albert Nyanza, in Sonflí Devon, I his Honour carried a shrewd view of the sub-owners of $300 a day. His Honour, therefore, His Honour-Toll bien tot te perjara bia- Me. Gillies, aworu, enid on Saturday last be tion,
Mr. Robinson.I can see how it would affect published book on his travels in Indo-China Dever could distinguist, in a certain household, thought that neglect was of each a character self further. It is very sad for anyone to went out with the defendant for a drive. He jeet, pertaps a shade farther than it would that he was quite certain any ship owner have to put a man of his years in prison among would state first that the pony had not been out it very materially; and it is only right and pro-and the Chinese Empire, this ambition is the one from the others, from the day of my legitimately go.
plainly declared, and from the pages of shut going to the day of my leaving. The most He bied his decision would be justified in discharging person felony, but he fully merite it.
for many months, con quently be went along in per that these questions should be answered. The defendant was ordered to stand aside, stuggering way. He observed that when they His Worality.We shall ascertain immedi work an instructive lesson is to be Icarmed of practical conclusion, I was able to arrivo al, theprogress recently made by France in those ise, that there was a Mr. Devue, à Mr. Davus mainly on the fact that Han had neglected guilty of it. It was, Lherefore, apos bbat, Lo apply to Mr. Isotis certain things ou no other grand, that this case was and the plaintiff was then told by the Bench were rounding the bend of the road by the Dis-ately, as the case proceeds.
Mr. Robinson.Bowl understand the case, parts,
(net his wife), a Mies Devan (got his duaghter), dismissed, His Honour must say a word that her simplicity bad bueu ernelly practiced tillery, the pony swaggered and stumbled on to
Ono, mirked feature of the Government of of about the same age sad appearance as bire. known as eyebolts, which we necessary to on another part of the ease, namely, that apun, and the Court, would estite ntzaost efforts one side. He saw the pory after this walk is, that the defendant appear befers the Court
Isine,"And he advised the defendant to turns upon a warruot ieezed from this Court for his Napoleon III. was the protection it in all Darns, Mr. Join Devas, nephew of; though carry on the quairs in por, and had thereby even snpposing the plaintiff bad not beon dia to wssist her.
misaed, he had received $300, a mouth kid þa
tack. They did so, and finding the pony could apprehension in Australia. In order to obtain instances afforded to Roman Catholic Misnot younger than, Mr, Devas, the bead of the house, and a Mrs. John Devas. Further than caused a delay to the vesset of some three half's pay, and bad only worked 19 deya for
CHOW-RING BORLING.-Mr. Wotton for not walk, be got out and went in search of the that warrart, some charge amet bave been sionaries in the East. No sooner had a mis Jaye, No doubt, the point was one which it Supposing, therefore, he had succeeded in the plaintif. Mr. Stephens for the defendant. home boy. He is confident the defendant was made; and I want to know what that charge sionary, as often as not through his own folly, this I never got; and alter one or twe decided, was, and on whone uutb it was substantiated. I got into hot water, than, if China bappened to and, I fear, ofensive mistakes, Lgave up for- This was a claim for $367.04, for about 12 not drunk; he was satisfied in his mitid. should fairly be taken into consideration. his action, the damages (which would be due
tba rude ever, and was doubtless called Mr. May--But are you as satisfed that de- His Worship-I don't see how it can affect he the scane of the occurrence, a strongly word It was evident that ill-feeling bad ariaszt be would not be nach, as he had been liberally tons of cast iron, sold to the defendant. The
this enquiry, bat there can be no objection to ed remonstrance from the nearest French forgetful clergyuan, that can never re- paid. There was also another matter which he defence was that the iron was not according to fendant was sober!
Witness-Defendant knew what he was do the information being given. The obarge was diplomatic agent wes, deepatobl to the local rember to call people by their tween the chief-engineer and the captain,nght to allude to, which had been touched upon the descripting, being ballast iron in place of
laid in writing by Mr. Hagne, Fler Majesty's anthorities; or, if the subjects of some wenker names." Bat it duty to take paine and it would seem that the former was not by the defence. Several grounds of defence what is known as "pig iro. It was to being.
defendant contended still, in spite of the nam present Consul at Eunkow, and supported on Power were the offendere, a boutloud of marines about cames, and especially numes that you nee were advanced, and one very strong grand paid for cash on delivery.
wäre landed to giva substantial support to the likely to be brought into frequent contact will. disposed to exert himself in any special tan-
www subsequently abandoned. His Honour His Honour said that the case of the defendber of wituceses against him, that he was not oath by Mr. Hughes and by Mr. Medhurst
Mr. Robinson applied for a copy of that putraged priest. In the latter category mast It suunds extremely unciril to bear Will der after this state of affaire had arisen, mast say that looking at the demenpour ant was a two parts; first, that plaintiff agreed drunk.
Mr. MayNow, it is a shame of you to per obarge.
be reckoned the kingdom of Annum, and when you tell me Mr., eb, ab, really--bira," follow- Finding, therefore, that Mr. Nazis did not at the defendant in the bot, and at his to supply "pig iron," and a breach of warranty
Mr. Renuis thereupon proceeded to read what therefore in 1859 the Roatan Catholic mised by a look of blank helplessan; instead of general character as illustrated by the ovi- might be given in reduction of damages; but sistemily deny that you were nos in quer; you send the bolts as he had promised, be served dence, he thought the advocate for the defend. then, secondly, there was the fact that delen doubtless were not co trans as to cause gun to be termed a correst recital of the charge frota sionaries fell under the displeasure of the the name that refuses to ba ovoked from the inclined to consider that he might sit with gut noted wisely withdrawing the charge; dant siw it. He quoted from Chitty, nagele down in a gutter, but there in every ovia mannscript. not having the charge in his Annemite authorities, France declared on their depth of memory; and it is a pity that there in Lehalf a religious war, which resulted in the ne indequate memoria technica of personal names his hands before him, and that he could bit, as he had been instructed to make it, bis 415, with regard to defects in specific article, donce that you were drunk, and brutally ill-used poasematon.
Mr. Robinson interrupted, expressing a desire seizure of Saigon, and the subsequent absorp to come to the rescue sometimes. Abaenos of Honour thight it would be right to refuse to in respect to which the remedy is to give your pony. 1 shall have to fine you in the
that the originul obargò should be produced. tion of six provinces of Lower Cochin-bius. mind is certainly next of kin to forgetfulness, throw upon Mr. Isatis the responsibility of
evidenes in reduction of damages, or to suin of £5; give cule of attorney.
flero the defendant
Mr. Rennie said be was prepared to describe This placed Francs in complete possession of and ie attended with far more distressing re anything that might ensue in conesquenes of Mr. Brereton said he had not. interdeå tå i bring a cross-motion
went to the slipp nnd saw theírom, and it mat Chow-a-yee, errent to Mr. Bangster, the charge in shorter terms and more general the delta of the river known as the Lim-tag aalts. It is doubtful, indeed, whether ardent the original oversight. This kind of mistare press for costa.
Kiaug or Mekong, which, taking its rise in the theorists and hobbyists might not, with a show be necessary for him to prove it was not the summoned Mr. V. Farre, the proprietor of the ly,
Mr. Robinson said it was important that he wountains of Thibet, runs a southerly course of roueon, argos that somnambulism is bat an Bae iron that was soen. The defendant had Hotel de l'Univers," for outting his left
about know oxuelly what the chrgo was. It through the western portion of the province of intensified form of absence of mind. Absence therefore to show, frat; that the iron was not thumb. In this case his unoar did not consider "pig" iron; and, secondly, that it was not Complainant shewed a small scratch on hie ought to save been in the possession of ths of Tanaan, the kingdoms of Eism and Camboje, of Vody, too, is now and then the and accom thumb, and said on Saturday last bis: master Quart, and he would ask to have a copy of it... ̧. and opties self from French territory into panidbent; but the phrase," absence of wind," that the Huawers to the plaint were suficient; bough: by sumple,
His Worship than read the charge de laid on the Chios Sea. The possession of this outlet in so suggestive of dress and waking sumbers, aome objections were made as to plaintiff not The plaintiff said be bargained to sell" square went to the Hotel to dianer, and be went tu having been properly apprenticed, but he did cast iron." Be did not know what was written belp his oszter, taking a plate to defendant for oath by Mr. Hughes, and dated Tuesday, No- for trade naturally suggested to the Freud that somnambaliem way to but the other and nathorities the idea of attracting the commerce of the chain, of which the intervening, link not consider them of mach weight, in view of in English, but he knew what was in Chinese. some vaude which he was carving. The de rember 4th, 1872..
Mr. Henric apprehended that he had nothing of Westora China, along the waters of the cannot be applied in cur present state the certificates be held, and the ships on which The iron which be delivered was cast iron fondant, without any provocation, but his hand
it wae obvious that to do with the objection taken by Mr. Robin Mekong. But
the of scientifle knowledge. There be bad served. He had not to decide this ouse kentledge, used as ballast for ships. It was with the carving knife. Re
river so absent, that they will in reading Defendant aaid it was a pure accident; it was som. The neogeod being now before the Court, command of the mouths of the under the Merchant Shipping Act, but upon worth $30 a ton. It could not be get at $40 a
to Framed unless delightful passage from some favourite the general law, by which the mesenre of ton now. The plaistie badrazid be was willing simply a small scratch. A large party was at he had simply to offer evidence in support of could be of no use
over book, inra over twa Jexves instead of oue, and tae States bordering its lauks to induce them good in blissful and serene, unconsciousn0*$ damages was the actual lose incurred, which to take the iron buck free of all expence, and be dinner that evening, and there were over the charge made. In the first place, Mr. Caine she could gain sufficient influence night te much less than the wages, where and was willing to take it still, if froe of all charges. vonty five boye storming big with plutes, was aconsed of fraudolently-
The case was accordingly agttled on this basis, and they so pressed bim that he had no space Mr. Robluson, hope my friend won't state to lend their jid, to the undertaking. In the that they are leaving the hearers to leap, not ther employment may be obtained. His Honour
to carro, Bo simply told them to move back`a the charges generally. I should like to know case of Camboje this was no difficult matter. like Curtius into the gull, but over the gul! thought the justice of the case would be met by being adjourned for three weeks.
For centuries that Blate bad been alternately which they themselves have made. Forgetful. tion to the fortnight's wages paid to hits.
little, and in apeaking bis hand moved and the the specific charges. giving the paintiff two months wages, in addi.
kaffe ocidentally came in contachi with cous- Mr. Rennie said bo should state the specife supported and attacked on either side by iteness and absense of mind, among people gume. plainant's thumb, and caned a slight scratch, obarges when they were indicated. He was not more powerful neighboure, Siam and Anna, fully so lamentable, are especially so song and it may be hoped that the clear mauder in
Immediately he went and procured a bandage, making a charge now he was merely explain until in the year 1788, the king of the former the clergy in regard to their pablo ministra as he saw a little blocd. He wea very willing to ing it, and in point of fast roading the written country deposed the reigning Sovereign, and, tione. And even bere how acidom do they The instinct of self which its bearing was enforced will tend to
pay all necessary doctor's expenses. He was charge before the Court. The accused bod having cetablished a protectorate over the forget their sermons. confident it was purely residente!.
occupied for some considerable time the whole of Osmboja, finally reinstated him on bis prezervation is so strong, that here, though enlighten many who ate apt to be mistaken
Mr. May aid he was of that opinion likewise, positid of officiating Cousul at Henkow. He throne in the character of Viceroy or feudatory banns may be forgotten to be published, notice with regard to its truc bearing. On the other that the recent Ordinance with reference to In the matter of the Company's Ordinance of he would recommend that the complaitunt I did nɔt propose to detail the facte, they of Sinus. At the time of the arrival of the of alteration of bours to be given, the sermen 1865, and of the Hongkong Distillery Com and the defendant go outside the Court and would be given by Ms. Hughes in evidence French in Coobin-China, King Norodomis safely forthcoming. Moat of us have forgot.
make it up.
He therefore proposed at one to place Mr. week and sensual Prince occupied the vicerega sea sque to ourselves lesser qutter, bat few of this special care, this action of the plaintiff sorved ban not yet conia into force, I did not
pany, Limited, think sufficient had taken place to entitle me
The parties accordingly went out, and short. (Tughes in the witnose box, and to ask bim to throne. In the hope, which was held ont to us have ever forgotten those precious twenty Mr. Kinvenil, instructed by Mesure. Sharp mounted to sufficient neglect to justify has to depart from the usual practice of the Court; and Toller, uppoured for the petitioning orody after the pomplainant returned stating that explain how it was that, an entering upon bin of being able to regain his independent pages which are to convince the world and the dismissal summarily, as, however reprehen- but for the advice of the plaintiffs, especially tor.
defendant had promised to pay doctor's ex- Consales duties as Haukowe became aware sovereignty, he was easily induced to accept the Church of our capability in the way of duinest sible auch a line of conduct may be in itself, Smith, who is a young man, it will not be The Attorney-General, instructed by Mears. penses, and bad ap logised he would let it of certain facts which, on being investigated, support of France against bis lege ford theor fire, force or feebleuess. It is certainly a He had brought about the present proceedings King of Sinc. Tos oertain extent bla exper-duty with all mou everywhere, and women too, the test of its importance is its practical miss if I say that it they wish to better their Caldwell und Brereton, for the receiver in the band at that
Mr. May said he did not think a doctor, wa Mr. Hughes, examined by Mr. Rennie ations were fulfilled. He was indeed crowned as a matter of maress course, to cultivate the positions, it would be well, with regard to shipe estate of the China Engar Coy and Mesare. result, that is, whether it las actually pro-in which it seemed from their evidenca 200 coo-Millar and Molntyre, shareholders in the Com. much needed, and vegested that complainant posed.I km the acting Consul at Hankow King of Camboja in 1860, but his froclum was memory. Whether pooker booke and mem
should go home quickly, cise the wound would position upon which Fentered on the let April, of short duration, for we Sad that in 1868 ha radau-slips ars not at the root of mund feebles duced an injury. In this case, it is clear lies bad been placed in irons, to steer clear of pany.
1670. I roovivad sharge from 31r. G. W. Chine. found it necessary officially to acknowledge the uess of memory, is a serious question f that it could not have resulted in materi: tben.
The General Manager appeared for the Dis be heated before he arrived there,
DESTRUCTIVE GOATHANAS
He made over all the books and paper to me French protestorate over his recently liberated publio no well as for the publisberat tillary Company.
respectable and intelligent man, who knot injury to the defendants, as while they went NG-AYON V. REMMIE.-This was a claim for Mr. Kingemill stated that having reason to Inspector Cradock charged a womas named with the exception of the cish-book, which was kingdom.
The slaces which had thus attended the write, and is put from house de business nearly out of their way to discover all kinds of $1235, for wage ae carpenter on board the de, believe that arrangements were in contempla-Cha-a-jat, with allowing her goats to be astray, sent to me the day after be left Hankow, on general grounds against the plaintiff, they fendant's ably. Defendant ruid $4.65 into tion for continuing the Company, he should be and entering Mr. Norton's garden. at East or about the 5th April. He also made over to Trenal efforts towards the objects they had in every day of the six, hard me that he
Court, stating he had diarated the plantill,
congits for the past (March) quarter, I now pro-manded by M. de Lagrée to explore the opper about dates, amounts, or engagements. He did not, cisto that he had caused them ang he was found quite unfit for the duties he hua willing on beball of his client to accede to a Point, ating bis Durers, and doing much me the cash and cheques, and statement of ac- view led to the despatob of the expedition cosa, never by any obance wake “single mistake
proponition for adjournment for fourteen days, damage. serious loss by the detection of the vessel, undertaken those of carpenter. The evidence The Attorney-General objected to so long intr. May told defendant that Mr. Nurtou lind duce that statement, which, with the exception waters of the Mekong. Berg, for the first time, can sign cheques, and nothing more, and simply not appeared to claim diunagen, consequently of the bending, is in Mr. Caine's handwriting. the French hopes were doomed to disappoint tella bis children the rest, for them to put down. site is rouble to suppose, had such substantiating this defence, juigment was given adjournment, but agreed to sue until Friday he could only fine her for silowing the goale to The signature is bis Looking at the credis ment. The river was found to be quite nuntare. He is a thriving up, and is under no obliga
for the amount paid into Court,
at i am, when the case is set down, with con
side I so an entry, Advanced an per desk,gable. Still, however, the members of the ex tion to written mode. One line of been the fact, they would have stated it. We
sent of all partice, to come forward in Obambu at large, destroying Government shrube.
Fined ten shillings. DRABUNGEE Plaintiff bers..
$2,187,78041.143. As a general rufe padition pressed on. They oraz renhed the Shakespeare or Milton learned the first day; LBONG-CHU Z+ do not call attention to the fact in order to
there would be amongst be arohives of the Chinese province of Yunnan; but here the gal to the next three the neat, and so on, will claimed $4.50, for repacking some damaged dissent from the general fairness of the silk ex Bokhara, for the defendant. A great The article obiefly sold at must fancy in Hecoglook, a testboy in the Harbour Court, a rocher for that item. I searched for lant leader of the enterprise mccumbed to the improve, the memory after it is weakened
master's Department, charged an unemployed the voucher for that api, but could not find i privations and hardships they had enountered. Our Chen Fireride. decision, as for the reasons above stated it deal of explanation was given un both rides, mad The visitor.
tion was awarûed.
is not unfrequently made, and the Judge of the Banary Court did well to call attention to the fact that the law will not take this view of the subject, but expects a man, under
all circumstances, to use due diligence for
the protection of the interests which are en- trusted to bin. Although a mistaker may originate with someone else, he is not justified jo failing to use his best endeavours to rectify it, and it undoubtedly appeared from the statement which Mr. Hazz himself volunteered, that he had adopted this course. This was, therefore, a perfectly fair subject
SMITH V. FARRIGAB. Fradyment.
to be taken into consideration in the case, Hi Honour concluded by crying: I have
now another word to say with reference to these actions. I have bad very serious doubts whether
I ought to entertain, this case; but having: re- gard to the fact that there is a long line of pro- cedente in actions with regard to wages, and
hand, however, it would hardly seem that in shipe of the kind of that on which the plaintiffs
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SUPREME COURT. July 2501
IN CHANGREY.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE SMALE.
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