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THE CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY" upon the old broken weeds P. There would section IX, providing that arrangements for being sa good a common-by lawyer as ever came then told him he had state thrin from a shop Fangtan viver. Except one, who ble run away, we reached tha mitër gato, we beard the, shots to find, the oberi warn all Bhangini men. We We observed that deceased was missing, and be uothing to the last-infre dig for Min paying a fixed am for costs maple, bo mado, as to the East. He concluded by presenting the named the Chun-lung, and be then took him whom I don't know, and we don't know where and stopped, not knowing what had happened.
newsanry the white tote Arrangements:es Elode, la witch be sul that the Committee were into custody.
The Inspector said this was the second didn't depute deceased to receive payment for not fading bitwe wont back through the gats For 1373.
sionaries to give their services, and receive to agreemente wight be incorporated togefler, unanimous, except on a few points, on which reasonable fees for doing so, as Interpreters and these provided any eafeguards for the they had made those mutual concessions, with the defendant had been in gaol, Sentenced to us; the cool, as he came out, banded it to hin und dinoovered that he was dead on the road as to the nearest. I aw no other foreigner, The reports, wers close together, I did not either before or after the shots were fired, or know decensed before. The rest of the coolies. for the Court in important cases, especially rotection of stouts. He snggrated in con-out which it was imposible for any important six months hard labor.
clusion that any barrister or solicitor acting rublic ensure to be paced
Chan-a-yos, a coolie, we obarged by P.C. 259, after aceing that the mud was dead. I was in were utives (of the districi.) One of them The ATTORNEY-GENERAL then said that.us in instances where inen are accused of raur- in contravention of the ordinance should be der or other grave offices. It is hardly an Kabin to be dealt with tinder the Supreme Chart the points to ba nituded to wore of a detailed with being a espioicas character, having been a hurry to go home and report it to his family lived in my own village sad two a little way.
und testoical obaracter. be would add little on found on board tise Clanton steamer,
tooleding deceased, there wore just six of us off, but I did not know them much. We had ordinauoc... Lexaggeration to say that in cases of an in
The Cars-JUBTIcn suggested that the read the present cosion to the remarks of the P.C. 453 depopod be aw the defectart take them, when I went back to ace the dead man none of us anything in our handa-ne Bambooa trienta charector the functions of the Intoring should be postponed, so that the whole of Chief Justico. Ho acknowledged the valuable on ambilla, and be asked him where he was Acareed, bad gooo away, I suppose into his or repes. We remored the things by means of a cast, which some pulled in front, some -Cross-omún:ined.-Pirst witness is one of the pusled bubind. I was at the inquest, and preter are of scarcely less importance than the billa relating to the Courte abould be read sistance he and roseived from his colleagues, going, when he said he was with his mistress, house.
together. An in the agreement clause," bound the enlarged spirit in which it was accorded whom be pointed out, bat the weman said she
laen who worked with me from woaing till night my the body, which was that of Chow-ob3ín- ' those of the Judge himself, and require little was not an advocate for introducing it, is being All who had taken part world have the satis knew nothing about it.
Defendant, denied the charge, and said he that day. I was not sogpainted with him before. chir. I didn't look back when I benni the loss discerumeat, care and impartiality. an Ameriese notion. Of course, however, if faction of having aded in conferring upon the
He was called along with me to work for sosbota, I was making the best running I could. It would seem, therefore, worthy of con the public thought they would be benefitted by Colony a substantial law refaru la conslusion, was going to get a shnir för bis mistress.
His Worship said defendant had better, gocused." I understand that decvated lives in the The distance between deceased and myself. the rule to make special agreements for a he thinked the Chief-Justice for hie very flat
bauas to which, we moved the things. I was might be about 10 or 15 steps, and the sccond sideration whether, while arrangements are fixed enm, they ought to have it, bat betering ramarks; saying he thought be took to with a contable and print out his mastor
The lakong afterwards came back with the onlied at the place from which the things weia witness was between-po and deceased. A ro. being made to provide the Government with thought it would not be of advantage to them. himself munli less credit thun was due to bim
defondant, and mid he went with the defestant arr!ck Heading the dead on there weremained by the body all night two or threa He would for these reasons be glad to see this for, his valuable labaars thoroughly efficient interpreters which way clause expunged, especially na it did not run in
The Council then adjourced to this day, st to the boss be elwed bint, and the inmates five others called at the same time. Tus bling went to report the matter to the police. When they know nothing about defendant, was on the 19th of the Chinese moon (10th I returned from the gate to the enclosure, I be a work of probably eight or ten years all fours with the Act of Parliament udinit 230 p.m.
His Worship eaid be beloved defondant was a Sept the day the man was killed. I have did not ane any foreigner ur uther person there.. the cause of justice would not be greatly ting the same principle at home.
vagabond, and by would sentando him to three never worked for accused before, my basiness I did not besides the accused seo any foreignor atonths' hard labor.
is that of a gardener, und field labourer. Darjat all up till the time I returned to see the furthered by calling in the aid of some of
MISCONDUCT BYA CONSTABLE.
wages were to be 250 oush.per man for the day body. The other coolies went book with me. the Missionary gentlomm from tizie to time
Wezier Kun was charged by Ohio-shing. The foreigner promised tint at tho plass from Who I remained watching hy the-lody, tka with taisnonduct as a constable.
which the things ware to be removed.--Accused police were also prosent, assisting in watching. We do no know in what light those gentle
Chan-shing deposed he saw some people gom told us Bret to take off doors rnd marry them, I did not remain constantly, I went away to nice themselves would regard doing work of this description, but they certainly could
bling outside in banco, and the unstable and there we al nome pieces of timber lying cook rier. Three of the coolies went home, and was standing about four yards off. He then by the walls which he wished us to remove of one remained besides myself, viz., Taing-yang- wheelbarro. There were one large slab ohiob, first wilneas, We stayed outside all ast devote the high linguistic talents which
neked bits how it was hn did not take them many of them possess to any work, outside
into eaulody, as they were gambling Defendstone and two small once and dog kennels. Wawight is the open air, within sight of the body. own profession, more nobly or more
ant the kid,What is shut, to do with you were ougagal to antry six loads of things, which Very little time elapsed after my heating the He then went away, und told him he would go we did, and were required after six to go forano shota before I returned; perhape" half a pipe'a" bonorable, than that of furthering the ad
to the Police-station. He then ours and Inidther. Certain wood was putted out to us in time. a charge against the defendant. When he the morning the stones were not mentioned. ministration of justice.
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SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT. September 23rd
Hon. Mr. Rowery reretted he quite differed from the opinions of the last speakers, and thought-that-fair agreements betwecz, attorney and client might reasonably be made It wouldBerke FS HONOURT, G. Hayzlar. ~ prevent a great many small fees cropping in
MOONEY. P. L. P. OTOOLE-3205-This which, amount to a great deal in the long run.
Au an instance, he inantioued a quo in which see was postponed from last sitting, for man who had sold a piece of land we oharged decision. first for waiting on Mr.. So-and-So, and not His Honour, after laying down the law, obtaining a signature, and a second charge for he thonght, taking into consideration all waiting on Lim and chraising it. He could writs of the oner, one month's wages
ad.produce the bill.
There will be no sitting of the Summary Jurisdiction Court on Toesday next.
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The P. 30. steamer Sunda, bringing the next English mail, left Singapore for Hongkong at 8am. on Monday, the 22nd fastaat.
The sléimers Geelong, Acanthu and Yang szu arrived at Shanghai on the 225d metuvi, and, the steamor Malwa left that day.
Orders for Jopice Lay be sent by the Daily Company was held at the offices, yesterday
The CHIRT JUSTICE.Why was it not taxed? M Rower said, he certainly "thought" for the reasons be lind” gieọn that the rule vvIE & reasonable one, and he hoped it would not be aspringed.
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Mr. HOWETT-Let us have chuse planes by all means.
HE, the GOVERNO suggested that perhaps it was unsocssary to discuss these points, sathe final reading would probably he postponed.
The Acting COLONIAL-SECRETARY said that
it was perhaps dificult to see what good would
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF
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asked her what evidenco she had to adduce to Plaintiff said her, witnesses were at: Oraton, prove her ease where the promiss was made,
His Honour stated that in accordanon with missible, and fast as the Act of Parliament of Ordinance 3 of 1852, that evidence was not ad- 1869 had not extended to this colony, she would be ncx-enited,
Plamtiff said she had a witness in Hong. Flio Honour told her when she produced wit kong, but she could not produce the party. cases, then she could apply agaiú...
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result from potpunoment. He wished to observa mise that he doubted whether it ess accesary that there should be any special clsuse us a threat to barristere--but that ibu Supreme Court ordinancujama
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought it was The Seuratury having read the notice con-
necessary that there should be a special cluttes; voning the meeting.
USERMAN, Faid the kisses had been vergas without it, it was doubtful whether, having heavy, but he was glad to say that the prowia regard to recent decisions, the Chier-Justice collected since the 30th June wearery favours-
The Anting CoLONTAL BRCRETART wished ble, and be hoped that by the end of the year tho Society might be able to shes a better acto any he did not for a moment wish to pat bis count. The principal leases were na the steamers opinion against those of the Attorney-General Singapore and Drummond Castle. It was not and Chief Justice, but he would regret it is within ble province to say that those losses werd nogeary to put in auch a elenee. were due to want of care. on the part of the captaine, but he trusted that the diding scale of freight adopted by some of the steamers would be put a stop to, and advocated that mer chants should discountenance the pusotice: it was to the interests of all concerned that uniform rate of freight should be adopted The Chairman then enquired if the shareholders San Francisse, Mr. L. P. FISHCE, 91, Mer- wished to ask any questiona, and vœceiving, noit in the power of uttorreya to exact larger His Honour sit this was preposterusa, His Worabiş unit be would nõjoarn the onse Grosy-uxamination as to these matters of detail it did not ousur to the witness, that pricuring
responso, he then moved, That the roport Meng, S. M. PETTINOILL & Cand noserole as printed be adopted."
Hanker and
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The directors have now to submit to the BALL & HOSTS Kaluroholders the fifth half-yearly report on the & Co., Shanghai, business of the soclety to the 30th Jane, 1873, shoving at that date a balance at credit of $129,037.23 in addition to the sume of $250,000, representing the paid-up capital of the society $250,000 the amount of its reserve fund, and $35,000 the reserved.third of profit attaching to the dividend declared on the 21st March last. The note premiom carved since, viz. from lat July to be 15th instant, many be fairly estimated at $130,000.
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fees, especially from foreigners, and hs thunght These cases were getting very day track that it would be better to leave the fees fixol late, there was hardly a Court day in which by law. He also said that we thought the old rouse miserable dogloves did not appear in a arigamation ordinance did no good, either an oase. Something should be done to put a stop Plaintiff catanted to accept 50 cents per to fees or as to the attention and ability given to these prastines by such quacks.
their cases. He thought that it was-come- what cowardly that any merchant should not month, to begin on the let October bext.
His Honour remarked that plaintiff was more bare a bill of costs taxed if necessary. He thought it would certainly be for the uteret merciful than the Con, would have been. of the plients that the clpuse ahould be expunged.
FOLIAS LOTES V. R. 3. PINTO-15.bis The GMIRE-JUSTros said he had no objections on a promissory note.
Judgment as given for the amount to.agreements if there were a olausn that they
WONG-A-FAT CHUN-KO0-H8%92- could be taxed, so that they could not exceed
and eat.
This was a claim for work done.
Sou. Mr. ROWETT Conoured in this sugires. tion entively and thought it would meet the The claims paid cinac 20th June and the difficulty. Regarding Mr. May's remarks a further losses to date, as far as can be ascerto taxed coate, he and that a merchant was so tained, so, estimated at the heavy sum of placed that, for olivious reasons, he dared not $171,000, which include the total losses par steamship Drummond Carle, steamship Singa tax bill, pore and flethea.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
September 23rd:
Prosent':
The farther consideration of the bill was hore adjongued till after the passing of the Supreme Court Ordinance, to ouuble all legal bills to be passed ajmultaneously.
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Defendant admitted $1.45, and as plantiff ac- septed the amount, judgment for the usuni was given.
WONG-A-NG
POLICE. COURT, SHANGHAL
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Gross rumined (Two presione witnessed gay mak. De anw the group əlili gamblingi and there was no definite Toaterial specifiol produced)-There were two of my fellow A. R. o. F. VAN DER HEYDET. there. He could not bring up any witnesses. gs to be carried. We carried ono large and two workers on the 10th, engaged with me from the $200. This case was adjourned from last ait He had marke on bins where the defenders bit small stones, and there was still a large one loft beginning of the day, commencing work at The CHIEF JUSTICE said that the mason ting. 31r. Johnson appear for the plaintiff. bio. There was un one with two defendant at behind. We didn't refuse to take it, but scoused Chang-foong-kal. During the adjournment of
the time,
required as to kong it (carry it on the aboulder), the Court I have been on a beach in a room in by the Attorney-General was content to ex-The csa was again adjourned...
Defendant denied having struck the com- and me had no tuvuus of doing so, no bambuce the Consulate, and are not spoken to tha I was engaged a little back. punge it was, that it was sither too little or too
D. J. XAVIER, 1.0. L. VOLKMANN.-16.50,- plainant, and said the.wierk, of the Supremis or ropes, besides which it was late. Accused second witness. nob. If we followed the Home Act, thera were a number of kuras protecting the client This was for goods sold and delivered. The de Dont was present, taking the nowbeag of the did not specify that we were to carry this stase, from Cheng-foongkeh. I was on the borsten but that we were to move'six loads of auteriak | of the tuin road, and heurd, the cry for coulica. fendant nat being in attendatioe, judgment went houses. from tanjust oxnotion,
Iuspesion Grimes deposed he was on duty Win Wombip to defendant's Counsel-am My business bus hitherto been in the fields, by default.
in the aforge-recm at 8. The co-sure you will not detain us by asking questionsbat having an iumedinte occupation there, I wont when I board this call. Four of us FOUNG-A-LEENT. I. BOWLER-500-plainant gone and laid charge against which you do not consider quito material.
Counsel for defendant Oortniały dotysir,answered the call together. We were called Taie was n claim made for an alleged breach of the defendant. He then sent out bis eerst
Cross-examination continued-It was no by'a Ningpo watekman. None of us had ropes to gut the number of the constable, No. promise of unirciage,,
of bamboo. When wo went inside. tha Retard the plaintiff was declared, tile Honour. 459. After receiving the number, he went a stipulated that we should return for she alone
gamblera, and they came back at 9.30 and carb Jown, with the promise that the other 5 xe acensed: A gouveration was held, with the lokeng with un juterpreter to apprehend the in the morning, but if we had been paid 200 oncloance webw foreigner, whoor I recognise aade a report to the effect that the gamblers would be paid when we brought the atome, we watchman, by which we agreed to work from led run away. The defendant and apcois, would have brought it, even next morning, be to for 250 cash. I did not know the Ningpo was the last Df the lot. Acused said nan before-think 1 would know him again. orders when he went wat on his beat to take cause week-tree-boen pot there expressly for that we could not do so Laing without means, and with whom in Agreement was mado; twi into custody all gamblers, and fur the last he would pay us if we would do it, but we and When I was walled there were only four-soolies,
be refused to let na take the cats again. We anno after, we and carried one. Ind. purpose.
Lean-ting deposed he was servant to asked him to reserve 50 each, and let us take don't know where the other two were cu Inspector Grinies. He entered his services on the stone next day. We all promised this, say, enged, they were probably called by tho the 15th instant before that be was four yours ing give, ne 200 cash now to buy rice for ourBane man who called us. I think they were- and half in the employ of Mr. Logan, families, and we'll take it tomorrow. I didn't called by the foreigner. The four were to get. was told by Mr. Grimes to go and try to find get a mel at all that day. The 300 cash were 250 cash, bat I don't know how mock the other est the number of defendant. There were four in the bands of deceased, and ware I suppose two were to have. This was the first time I LACHUNG-CHOY, HO A-NGAY$16.50 groups of gamblers. The constable was still lost or dropped. This first thing I did after ever worked for aedused. We were simply en Defendant initial $10, and as plaintiff stated standing shore, and as he went past he took do heing engaged was to take out some boards, ployal to work from 8 till 6. The beams of the balance was for provisions supplied to defendant's number on w. piess of rapor, and put them on the barrow, and go East-with tu. wood were mentioned as things to bo mogad, We did not before this anywhere else; but but not thatones. The first Using we did was' The HIER JUSTICE said he questioned fendant's daughter, judgment was given in brought it to the station.
The fret wilscus's master, deposed that all went to work to loud the wheelbarrow, which to carry a lot of door and boards.
Sunday was a foreign exit, palled by some in frous and Dr. Yates remarked, regarding Connsel's Lime, saying abe was in poor circumstances, are the first witores told bin 2 whether without such a clause the Supreme plaintiff's feroar for 819. Defendant asked for Court could deal with any case.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said with was decrees for the ours of diseases in that the constabla hat kosten bri; he should steered from bobind, The cart was at the place question as to what was the first thing" the
went to fetch it, while ochers remained taking they could not perceive the drift of such a ques ferocco to the ngreement clause, he could, if one children. She had been ten years in bave made a report himself, but he had busi- to which the things were carried, and some coolies did after being engaged by cerused, that ngocseary, intronca some of the protection thia Colony, and only earned sametimes 50 ness.
Dis Wonship remarked that the Brat witness ont, boards,
tion. They counted that their service began costs per month, and sometimes 30 cents. She
Counsel for defendant-The whole of my when they had the means of fulfilling it, so het. cinnsea from the Home Auts.
Hon. Mt. Mar thought the clause would place sould only pay plaintiff 50 cents per month.usid he never told his master about it.
testimony given by those witmosiés.
on it must have bast the first thing done. The till torrow, in it was a serious charge, and is to show the utterly unreliable nature of the the hand.cart before carrying away anything required investigation.
Examination continued. The watchman ac witness under examination proved, moreover, LARCENY. Two boatwoman babyged one Lee-a-kwai,fcopiparied those who want for the cart. I think to be exceptionally dense,
Counsel directed further questions to elici. with stealing the nacker of their boat - wexild know the rhan. No foreigner wout ting it go sdrift.
with them as far as Lobserved. I was one of date the point, however; and, as the cvilenve Complainant deposed she was on shore at the f those who séminined behind. After the bargainshows, ultimately engraded.
Examination acutinned. Wo did not guang- time, and whon she saw the boat going adrift, was arranged, the acessed took his trap wid she went and saw what was the canse, and went east, down the Yangtzepoo rond. He did where before we carried the doora qng windows, found the anchor was gone. She afterwarde not do so immediately. Who's be went in the we stopped when we were. We carried the uw the defendant with the anchor in his band. meantime I don't know, we wilt to work at articles on a foreign eart which was down at Defendant denied having bid, the nahor in once and paid no attention to his movements the Eastern place. The cart was fetabed, bus his hands, and said he was employed in the We saw him go in and out of the premises; II was not one of those who went for it. I thin gardens, and knew nothing about the anchor, suppose he went upstairs; he didn't drive away the three men who cute with me weak to feeli His Wushigeentenced him to ihres iontha till wo bad started the second load. The first it, the bastiro witúcases being two of the hard labur,
witness was one of the went who went to feicb We all font wont-The first thing we disk, "after the cart. There was some litsic Line sport in Juranging terms, was to go and get the car. talking, before accused, brought down the cab. We brought it back and got our first land, SHANGHAI.
The etme difficulty was experienced in ob, mainly of doors, which were taken by the-ori- The NC Dally Notes any that while the taining an estimate of lime with this as with ginal four. The cart was returned to Chang To anyone who may be disposed to doubt
SAME-$4.12-Defendant steuma Galley of Tame was coming on the first Chiness witness. He first stated half-foong-kah. The other two men wura sugaged the advantages of having the services, in
admitted $1.10. Plaintiff consenting to take anchor below the shipping on the night of the sa-hour as the time spent in talking over be at 8 o'clock. It is about a mile from the west 16th inet, about 9,50, abe swung against a junks, dispute between the coubes and defordant, then place to the east place. I think it net have Aegal proceedings, of an Interpreter of high
thin, judgment was given for same sourdingly using such damage to the hall by a blow half of three-quarters of an lipur bat fat ly hown in hour after we bast taken our first load The Directors think it advimble to declare a qualifications, we recommend the perusal of
WONG-A-CHEONG, SAME-38.17.-Defend. from Ley screw that tho juuk began to fill, and came to the copolusion at which the first wit when we returned, and the two fresi coolics the report which is reproduced elsewhere, of the second interim dividend of $150 per share, whick
nut admitted $5.90, and plaintiff accepting this, appeared holy to sink in mid-launei at herness had arrived, that it might be as long as joined no. Tus foreigner was there when the will absorb and of $87,500, a further sum of
SUPREME COUET ORDINANCES.
moorings. The ng Fotelis, however, which would be occupied by the sainking of two pipes two men were callud. No one went with talo The CHIEF JUSTICE produced the three hilla judgment was given for that mount... prolinjuary investigation made at Shanghai $18,250 being set apart for apportionmout here.
had been rendering assistanco to the Gellay of tobacco. It was found expedient subsequent fetch the cart wie w.ro, conducted by the, into the charge brought against a Mr. Fons, alter secaget, contributing barebolder, incolating to the donut referred to committes,
CHUN-A-LOOK #. SAME.-$0.-Defendant ad. Lorm, while the atter tennier was tomporarily to take the pipe-smoking as a standard of watching. No foreigner wue with us, but womaly --- in connection with the unfortunate danth of a conformity with the provisions of the Articles
of Association.
The Ordinance for the reconstruction of mitted $155. Plaintiffs in all these.cues bad ground. took the fouls in tow, and beached the measurement it evidently occupying the one was at the place wo found the cart. PYKE, Chairman.
bucks which they said were kept by a friend, her on the Pooting share, near the Naval Yard. same place in the Obinese mind that the bar The foreigner did not tell us anything "Chinaman from shooting. The proovedinge
Je Supreme Court.
hat to take the part and go and fetah will doubtless be read with nach interest, Hongkong, 17th September,
For the xbulition of the Summary Court, and as all appeared to be in the Chinese curlie Buot come waterlogged, and yesterday glass need to hold in the West.
Cross-examination continned Tere was no the things. The deceased was not among the This was seconded by Mr. McDotALL, and
bis Honour remarked they appeared to number of boats were engrged in pilfering the but for obvious reasons we withhold all eom-being put to the meeting, was carried uzasi Procedure
3. For the introdnction of the Code of Civilroney made up for the occasion, and told cargo which could be got at. The fat one prosent except unex, when woheld the dis- four coolies first engaged, nor vue of those who-
be all- ment upon their main bearing at the present mouily.
He explained that the object of the Frot was plaintiff thas each books made by friends were inden with beans, pens, beaucus and oil from ensaion, only the cook. The Conciger of course want to bring the eart. Lia was one of the two Newchwang for Shanghai, and the wolfing of Was there, but left to get the caah. I saw.nol who were engaget afterwards. When we wont time. It is satisfactory, however, to notice The CHAIRMAN then said the dividend would to amend the constitution of the Supreme very weak evidence,
Plaintiff declined at fire to necept the $155, the cargo from the soaking it recived beretane elmo, 1-a Chirawoman, but upstairs, for the cart, hecused mod why there were not that Mr. Mowas, the Law Secretary, who would be more intisstory. This compted Judge. Having read the plaques (11, 13 and 1 and then refused to be declared.
the sides of the roses in several places. We I saw the foreigner give the 300 cash to the eight men. We said the watchman called four be ready on Thursday, and he hoped the next Court of Judicature and to add to it a Paine
Defondant said the times were slack, and ho understand that the agents of the enter have nok, and the cook deliver it to the ducessed, and that number came, and that for one sust as Magistrate, and 31r. Moover, .B.M. the business of the meeting.
be said belhought she-last was very important, Consul, who was also present-both Chinese
viz., that the Priene Judge should hold to other was compelled to pay off bin man. The amounts accepted responsibility for the consequences of The foreigner, went upstairs for it. Before funs pon were onough. The piacon of timber. be did so I didn't observe that he had any were heavy, one bad conld tako but three sticks. ilice of profit. As regarded sec. 19 ho did due were balances. He asked for time to pay, the accident. scholars--the latter one of some suiinence
thing in his hand. When he came down, We lifted the piccus with our hands, shoving Judgment for plaintiff $1.55 was given, and int think it was'n proper position to give tha
were standing out at some distance, and could and sliding them on rollera till we got them on acknowledged the advantages which were
Obiet-Judge a double voice, ag ba must feel it one week's time was given defendant to pay all
not see what he bzd. The six were stand the cart. After aurrying several loads of timber, -derived from the interpreting of the Rev. Dr
unpleneant to differ with another an squally four plaistille,
ing at the gate of the inner fence wheawe took one large stone and two small-We able to judge with himself. However, the point
accusedouine downstairs. We didn't notice raised the large one on ead, propped it up, and YATES, and were heartily setomled in their
was beyond discussidy now, and bo bowed to the
anything else in his hand when he came with little by littlo got it on the cart.. We got boll of remarke by Couusel on both eidse.
decision. There were provisions that would
the dash; but one thought was to get paid and a long rope which we prit at one end to aviat The illustration in point is important as
arrange for one jučge being always sitting.
CHEONG-LEE. Les-Hon-wan-$27.-The The propitary examination in the above go bune. After the 300 cash was given, we in moving it. We had no ropes or baazoos of showing the high standard of interpreting
instead of the Courta bojng satirely expended dning vacation. Referring to the Summary plaintiff was a horse dealer, and defendant Aebarge was resumed at 10.30 yesterday Be-demanded more, and ucved inward from where our own. There were ropes attached to the
vides the Magistrate, there were on the Benchwo were standing, and the foreigner pursuing cart for palling it. which it is possible to attain; and how far
Counsel for defendant endoureared to ascar- Court, he said the object of establishing it was tos merobant. It appeared defendant hire a
• short we in Hongkong sled what can ho The Clerk of the Council was called upon to to ford aid to the Chief Justice, but owing to botes, and as injured the animal that it became H.B.M. Consul, Mr. Medburst, and the Chek-e we retreated a little, insisting however that
the exigencies of the Colony he had not had useless, and fa- dying state. The plaintiff sold on and Guese Magtrate, who had stod at cash neh was no rough for The Fotain whether then on, describing themselves arrived at, at the present momont. The read the minutes of the last meeting.
Ou the Clerk of the Council coming to the the advantage of Mr. Balls nasistance for the bored to defendant for $27. Defendant Coroner, at the inquest on the deceased, Choreigner when he gave us the 50 cash told as to as agricultural labouscare, did not ply for hig
La pistol, with which he went ut vs. striking and bamboo and rupes. Rev. Dr. YATES, no doubt, exceptionally protest of the Hon. Mr. Ityrie, the Attorney week at a time. The advantage of the weither paid the umanat nor took away theaping chin-chin. Dr. Yates, U.S. Vice-Consulb and went upstairs gun, returning with a coolies, and were not equipped with the usal Dr. Tales explained that there, wolly wan weil sequainted with the lol dialect in General said that, according to his recollection, new procedure will be that the judges will be annual, and on the summons being served he General, interpreted. Shanghai, which be, in fact, speaks with us it was not entirely according to the facts, and able to give more undivided attention to the was found to have gone to Maono. The plain- hr. Rounie appeared for the prosecution, and driving us away with it. We retreated antside
again we followed, renewing our demand. As to too Chinese. The proper exuie for the Chi much facility us is own language. She thought it should be understood that membasure of the Colony, which be considered the tiff gave evidence, and in consequence of the Mr. Esiason for the defense. The fret wit the inner gate, and win the foreigner went in sos a class of Inbaurore knows as "coeliss
no labourer was skaskang, Sinde foreigners bera should not be considered as ansamling publia ecquired. Passing to the Code, he said defendant. being out of the colony, privilege ness called was
Koo-yung-wo, who, cantioned, stated-I am we were retreating, aconsed, pursuing with the a farmer: Don't remember that anything oo pistol, struck deceased on the head. Accred had been here, and were seen by the country. proficiency can only be attained after to it entirely, as the Governor had expressed that an ameuse meant of labour had been was given plaintiff to apply for a rebouring.
LEONG LEONG. CHUN-SEEN ANDOTHRES period on the 10th. I was at work in the relocand, and went upstairs again, and we people with guns and trappings orar iksir lengthened experience; but the lenen which his willingncas to give eight days, or any other given isthe re-consideration of every clausein the original. He did not hesitate to say this, be- time, that acemed reusonable, we should learn from this is the necessity of The OHIEF JUSTICE considered that a. pre- euupe, although he was president, he had great 01.61. Mr. Watton appeared for the defend Yangtzipoo-road from 8 o'clock till past 6 that followed into the enclosure agit, binking be shoulders, a aisse who bad sprung intrexistque We were in his hand. We all mu out of the enclosure, much the ono way. If they got a job, they keeping a certain number of gentlemen in leat was the statement of one rual mem- plegate in acknowledging the unremitting ants. The plaintiff in this case is a carpenter day, eiz of ya were working for a foreigner, vent tp siter east... He came down with a gun a porters, carried their bamboo and rope in
ber, and the Cusucil hearing it rand did not hours of bis colleagues. He claimed for the and builder, and the defendante were masters of who employed us to chury timber, &c.
These men were naastly of the Government Service strictly in the post-ply that they sitter sesented to it or dis- Code the approbation of the Council. It was slope 257 and 269, Queen's road West. On the sailed by the Foreigner's watchman to work dafendunt purening us through the inner gate: spoke of it as phoasant; if a big job it was tion of interpreters, and encouraging them bested from it.
deciralis the public ebould know this was only 18th March, 1873, the plaintiff wade so agree as coolies. It was the accused who employed Four were ahead of tac, I.in the middle, and big pbessant." by the prospect of high positions ne they The minutes were then adopted and signed. Code of procedure sulating the Equity ment with defendants to put down and rebuild us. 1 ew.the foreigner before wo commenced deceased laut. about 5 yards behind me. There an infertur class to the people generally but QUINTSE EMIGRANT ORDINANCE OF 1879. and Common Law sides of the Court-nakig house No. 287, to be the same hight se No. 259, work, and agreed with bin an 20 the price of was I think 15 to 20 steps between defendant and sometimes agricultural labourers, not farnished aur labour, not through the watchman, who decomed, when the latter stopped and called out, i will the badge or implemonts of the profession, advance in age, to become theagh musters
His EXCELLENCY moved the Brat reading them one not guly in,naine, but actually for a sum of $308, and the whole of this sum of their profession. An instance of the kind of Bill to amend the Chinese Emigrant practice. Proceedings domnunced by a simple was paid on two pccasions, the last on the 16th only called us. We were employed east of "If you want casu, come back." As I looked were prepared to talro casual, ware when their
tion. in building houses. Some of the other coolias the deceased, and we being frightened con. of proficiency which is hooded is given in one Ordinance of 1873. The Acting Colonial Se-procedure by writ, followed by a potition, which May The claim now made was for extra work Olyphan & Co.'s Lunge, where they are orgged back I saw the accused continue to approara regular pupation did not dead their atšen.- Framication continued-We asked for the Defendante contended that the work we in I know, not all;-olies were called for and sinuod ranang. Whon deceased stopped I was part of the proceedings, where the Rev. Decretary read a deepatol from the Secretary of would be a very short statement of fasts. The dons a shop No. 83, not in the agreement. State, suggesting verbal alterations to avoid its Chiof-Justice Laca proceeded to state that from YATES pointed out that a very ordinary being possible for the ones of a ship to have the various sources from which the Or, the shop, and shops 297-and 280 were one shop. we all fan. I knew the one who are killed between 10 and 20 steps frors tha large getedavi, and accused told us to kong the along
Dis Honour thought that the casa migas be we lived 3 li apart. I also kusw one mamed about 25 to 30-feet. I did not see whether the bear it on our shoulders. I don't recollect that referred to a Government contractor.
Neen-eeze the naus of the deceased was deceased moved aftar he stopped. I heard the be said he could not trust me with the cart be English expression could not be directly forfeit big vessel for some other offense than dinice was fraued, the beat of esph had that charged, which might crop ap in the course been selected. Ho souid bay this bease he
The auss was senordingly, referred to Wong Chow-ch'in-obin. Nothing out of the ordinary shots only, did not see-ebeu Bred. I had just cunse it was dark. The 300 cneb was handed rendered into the Shangbaí dialet. A simple of the proceedings, as if the offence were Ind himself not taken part in this part of the
course of the'day's labour odourred till evaning, passed out at the gate, and returned towards to the King-po man (dead) and I did not when us asked for ear many. We had work it when I board them. Wa went sounder and get any of it. When I returned to stay by the xplanation on the part of the Interpreter specifically stated, he might state a defense for pruceedings, having only, un president made chos-lung, of the Yeuig-a-lee building fro.
P. JAMBETJEN. J, A. SOLOMON-$1205ed from B till past G and then demanded to bothered again; and the interval before we lody I did not see any money, although I und provented a vast amount of confusion in the it. Any new offence which might appear could suggestions. He would not go into details, bo-made the subject of special prosecution. because Mr. Alexander and the Attorney.
paid. It was it that time nearly dark, and the went in to see what had happened was about even the cook, give it to deceased. I was afraid! -evidence-and-a-needless waste of time Pho The standing orders being suspended, the General, who had taken so much pains could This oud was postponed for a fortnight.
foroigast said we met ourry a large elab of the smoking of 2 pipes did not wait at all to touch-the body or make any examination of TETIGABUN-LUM QUAN WAI-HING. alone and then he would pay a. We said we had after golog in, but weak way immediately to it. When I first saw the man doad, the upper nerosity for such explanations occurs during necessary, amended ordinance was peisard at do so better than limsif. He considered tho alte provided most fully for the exigencies of almost every case of any length or intricacy once, and numbered No. 10 of 1873,
the Colony; and reheved, if not entirely 301.40, and cross-chon UVE-VAI HING . no large buzibos or rope er over convenience, tell the futaily, I did not see the sooned when part of the body was bare-just as it was by- LAW OF PROFESTY AMENDMENT.
Mr. with which to garry it; and asked him to lend I wont in. One of tuo Give ran away, and I forg ho was shot. I don't know whera bis that comes before the Courts, and it is only
This bill was read for the second tiao, and put su cad to many existing difficulties; YG SHUN LUM, 3283.70, wherein au interpreter of experience and efficiency, after a fow remarks from the Attorney-General, and would remove many realitcal difficulties Kingsmill is trusted by Messrs. Francie his car. Se refosed, and as we had no means don't know what has become of his. There appor garment was I don't know whether who can have either the authority of the was passed, and numbered 11 of 1878. The among them, that relating to the detrine of and Stopasse, for the planitiff in the first we could not take it, and after many words were four of us examined at the inquest. I did deo need bad any oash i bie pocket. I sw Attorney-General said the bill was entirely eot-off, which does not exist in most of the case end the defendant is the second, and Air, the foreigner's cook me out with 300 cash. not see a Chinawomun at any other time thurqnite sure that be was bare to the waist, In. abirt, but after the sun got up he removed it, ability to unke them. The necessity of technical, and was taken exactly from the In-states of America, He coneiled the role Watton for defondant in fra oss and We refused this because it only gave 50 cash upstairs, dil not see one ou the road down the morning, deceased and been eating his
which enabled the Court to settle the issues plaintiff in the avond. Me. Wotton applied cach, and accusod went upstairs and came down which we ran.
Tezu Da sun, cautioned, siktet-1 a ab and was stripped when he received the money having interpreters of this calibro, we pointed perial Act
Examination continned. The upper part of The OHIER JUICE entirely concurred with meat imperiont, and likely greatly to facilitate yesterday to have a day set for hearing. aait with a pistol in his brand.. The 500 cast werd
given to the deceased. When the foreigner agricultural labourer. I was called on the 10 us at some length in recently writing up the reasons for, introducing the Ordinance procedure;' A very important provision was had been adjourned size dio.
Ilis Honour named the 7th October,
cime down with the pistol, be want at the man at Chung-foong-kah (acone's uld house.) I the body was stripped, when I first saw it after. the subject, and resar to it, upon the pics into the Colony.
to whom the cash had hoan giren, and beat was called by a watchman, There was a fo- I returned from the outer gate 1 was not "occasion, because, as is well-known, a single
and kicked him.. As bo struck deceased with relkner present, whom I now identify as accuand. boaton by uocused; I think dezensch was the His EXCELLENCY moved the second reading gorge is usele, instead of having time go into:
the pistol, we retreated a few steps, and ao-I was dilled to diere variona thinge, sticka und only man who was struck. In the first inslarice practical illustration goes further "Ihan the
of this bill, saying timt za the originator of it all under of irregularities and lately
rused went npstairs again. We thought he had doors, do, from the phase at which I was biced the foreigner kicked and coffed as, and then wont "niost elaborate general dissertation.
end the Attorney-General were both prezent, intoy Bankruptcy. Loors were also specially
gone for mare cash and retained. The foreigner cast to Wo-kee (Dowe Godowns.) We were to upeistic and got a pistol, with which he strack brought down a gun iustead of cash, and wont work from 8 til 6 for 250 cash. I worked for decerned on the head, we all retreating when we The case is worthy of notice also in another doubtless they would fully explay it between ratuklile arrangements, as to Foreign-a- ment, and with gard to promissory notes.
Robert M. Jutab was charged by P. U. 116, at us We ran away, three or four ahead, one that time, Nothing rentarkable happened in saw this. It was dark, so I can't tell if the blow practical aspect. There are rarod gentle them.
Huz. Mr. ROWETT disidered the Ordinance What is thought the most deterrent matter to mon among the Missionaries in this Colony oposed by the Attorney-General quite satin. litigation is that the question of ooste shenld not with throwing bottle from a window, to the in the middle, and the deceased behind. We ran course of the day. After Goalpak we demand. ondo a wond or brought blood. Asunced tald outy and I was pretty for in the rear. After ed our wages, and wore told by sensed ti fetahs to go away, but we said we agreed for 250 who could give invaluable assist cuce in infactory to himself and these interested in it, always follow the result, int on iniquitous danger of people passing by
P.0.113chapoved howas walking through Baat we had run a short distance, decrated called, another stone, otherwise he would not pay tapas al were unwilling to take less. We portant cracy in the law courts, in precisely It was all be asked for, and all he wished for plaintiff who knows he must get a verdict of
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL was glad to hear some sort, may not have an incentive to prolong stent, and suw defendant throw a bottle, into "If you want cash come back." I turned We could not, as we bad seither large bau- should bavo 1,500 usb altogether, but we did round und so that opensed lud stopped and boo nor ropes, aud it was too lata to provide not ask for that, wo demanded our way per the same way as was kue by the fewDr. this, and believed most people outside wero es suit. Now the costs of the whole uit die the elect to p
He had cortaiaty thought from the left in the discretion of the cons. This would Defendunt said it was a ginger-beer bottle, turned his favo inward-backward. I was the means for bringing it, and we asked him to man. We stopped just outside the gate to see YATES at Shanghai. There is no doubt, atisLed,
lowed on and got out. I board two reports of We insisted on his paying our wages, and he, Rud we turned round and looked to sea feeling, which is not without some foundation, box. Member's remarks that ho had gone further enable the Judge to buy, to a plaintiff 30 ale w going to drink the contents it fell timid, however, and instead of retaining, tollend na bis curt, which he refused to let us have what happened, and the previous witness joined
than the ordinance, and it was desirable to, de actuated, "You instituted the proceedings fram tis kodu, Fined 50 cents.
DIBOEDERLY CONDUCT,
gan, one a very short time after the other insisted on our fetobing the stone, but after what had becomes of deceased. Didn't gee. that the clergy loud not wie in temporal fine the extent to which the tacnerge went. Ite merely to put the opponent to experse in costs;
Obsah kec, ints of a brothel, and Tum My great cuxioty was to get my wages and gowards be told his cook to pay us 800 enah, auyong when we did so. The tro shote fallow. athire; but we think there are few who would chief provision was that of allowing the client you shall not get them, bat pay them your
to obtiin opinions direct from bis idricor. The ect. This was a doubt a large power, bot yan, wistress of brothel No. 157, were charged home and bay rigo for my family; I didn't whleb we were not willing to take as cared each other. Tho nolle who remained feel that there was any inpropriety in their baarister conia sice practico iu the Crimin? Judge it to exercise his functions at all, should with orenting & disturbance in Ladder-street, so anything moro. I stopped outside a while, waget. We proposed that he should pay us with no watching by tag body was the wildes
P.C. 15 deposel at 12.30 he had a noise in and bokring the report and Boeing that Chow- 300 cash each and 50 next day when wo had first examined here. We remained by the body- lending thefe aid in so bigh a cause as the Coarte and the Court of Summary Jurisdid-be quilo able to exordias this power justly. administration of justice, and in a tanerotida without the intervention of Attrucys. In concluaton, Ia aid he thought there Ladderent, and prepcoding to the spot, took ch'in-ch'in was missing, we after a time went brought the stone. He refused, wn instated, a little less than two hours, and all that tur There and hoen, of course, some opposition, but might be a difference of opinion as to the first defendant into onstady, and shortly tuck and saw him lying of the ground. We and be thou went upstairs, and brought did nothing to it. I did put are a funiguer little open to exception as that of interpreters the whole there was a deep distalefaction, whother this was the proper time to in afterwards PC, 0 followed with the other each feared to go alone, so we all want toge pistol in his hand. When he came down wo come with a lamp and examine the baly thor, sisept one who was too frightened, and still insisted, and he struck at ar girnek the Thore was a carriage went in and took out two In the earlier days of our intercourse with Regarding the question of practice in the So-troddes a code, but it being introduced, ho defendant.
Both defendants denied the charge. First ran away. I was present at the Chinese Inquest Koug-pg man (deceased) and continued strik-woicent Leas two persons, but was to CON= and eat the body. I was examined there aing at him on wo retreated to the inner gate. faned to know for captain that they weRS Cbiua, wo were largely indebted to the assist prete Court, the old times of amalgamation was glad to give it bis fallent support,
witness. We were inside of a boiaboo enclosure, Weg accused oased us, we retreated, but women. I didn't see two foreigners with them. UNLAWFUL FOBSESSION, ance of Missionaries is Intertters. From there bud never boen a case of a miliciter prae- and acknowledged that the Labours wore not defendapt fined $2, and second 80,
tising without a barrister, se long-a oan win his, but the Attorney: General's, aided by Mr.
Teongpoo was charged with the unlawful out of which we rau by a road on which the halted again, and insisted that 40 cash was not I only saw the womce. I did see a woman a series of unfortunate misukes and over is the colony. Regarding be section (B) refer Alexander, to whom was due the credit of caea.
win was killed. The body was outside of the sought for our wages. The foreigher went in at the bouse in the daytime and also ju the sights, we can at the present day (if we excepting to articled clerks, be bad not considered it sures of little less importance than the ordinance possession of 18 dessert plates,
P.C. 144 deposed he saw the defendant in inner fence and ideide the outer ono. It was again and we returned to the enclosure. He evening, but was too engaged during the a two or three goutlemen-already busily occu- desirable to interfero with the gentlemen at originally establishing the prose -Corat
prescut engaged and practising, but in future It Pausing to the dustion of the abolition of the Rough-street, with the plates under his arm, about 20 old steps from the outer fenos (Ohi wont upstairs and came down with a gun intercation to notice her presence. The body way desirable that solicitors should not be able Summary, Court, and Mr. Bull's being entitled He asked him where he got them from, and mess tops, short ones) I was just about the big band, with which be same at na, chasing was about 90 or 40 steps from the house; I -efficient interpreters only song the Mis in this way, as it were, to multiply theu scives, to a pousion, he said, although he had nas uk dufamlaul said he had bought them from gay of the outer fepoo, when the shots, We all ran away, I among the forewest, can't tell the distance from the place where we do the work which properly appertained to wage aged with him, he bad dwys and evenslowan. Ho this took the defendant to the weas Brod, and sopped for some time and diseased being behind; was as I was running had the altercation to the gate where we-kun janicy barristore. Ho proposed; with the conspeet for him as valuable publicaarvant, and be gentleman ho naaied, and he said he know no returned, as Oluweh'io.eb'in did not appear. I heard two reperts. Four of us were running to. earrenou of the Obief Justice, to strike out added that he came put with the reputation of thing akput the defendant. The defendant Decised was a Kong.po mag-north of the ahead, and previous witness was bakinil. A
spied with other duties) Sud throughly
sionary clai 13. Why, whes there is such a
mine open to u should we go ou refying
HE. the GoVERTOR. Hon. J. SMALE, Chief Justice. Hon. C. SMITH, Acting Colonial Secretary, Hon. J. PATNOEPOTE, Attorney-General. Ron. O. MAY, Acting Colonial Trinemor. Hon. W. H. ALEXANDER, Hon. R. RawETT.
HARBISTEES AND ATTORNENS,
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that immidiately after judgment a dobror was obliged to como to Cunit and to nekod to dia....
Low-A-cuer e. SIM-$3.50, Judgment we given in favour of plaintiff,
A
POLICE INTELLIGENUD, September 23rd.
BEFORE THE HON, O. MAY A
September 16th, 1973. (FG: Daily News) Before R. A. MOWAT, Esq.
R. GEORGE FORD. Wilful Munter..
Noo-loo-say (or Nien re-sa) cautioned, stated