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The stork of Malwa opiani in Bombay on the ocinmitt of advice, with, no power to 29th ufto war 800 ohosts.
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connor between him and data. What felt devolving upon hint, and went on to tran Me. Russelt toid the Indian that it was
would rate ho ploty, but the attention of the jury to tho quititution of evident, he wanted to get the credit himself, anything that the general manager obosɑ tổ Rif) That fast muet form a very mabicial element in bellied. Attorney Geral) sontended the Company as shown by the articice. He 0. Campbell aid he was sent to Cnatio Shipmate of wilk by the English mail nonsidering whether big client, supposing he and allimed that to be helt fable for a misre held that by thear the powers, nathevitios and rond in compnay with inst witness, and now of 1 steamer from Shangbai. have been 2,200 balos, had done anything wrong, could be charged presentation to any parton it fust be sun in duties generally given sie dirotors of that the barner was takou away from lamp No. The steamer Ching from this port is reported under these slogument, The Company was some way that its do that an, for panies were in this one put upon the asulger, 429, la found a little quicksilver on the hs having arrived at Simangbai on the 24th ulto. corprented in 1870. Ite business whe defund merely drippings that the sument the entendel that a longthened series of an bottom glass of the lamp. He'ssa then led to in the 4th article, where, among other things it anyone to pick up would not be ancient thorities went to show that an element of where the defendest was arrested in Seymour Shipments of Mutwa opium from Bombay, was stated that they should leass for a period of Plaintif must how that he had it disgoily trem fand rust be that 4 niskoprysculation at Terrace, at the back of the Tank, and fgundu per wait steamer, have been for Hongkong 1,300 Lwenty years from Mt. Merege Smith, a pie the defendants. In the 17th paragraph of the be made either knowingly on with suples quantity of quicksilver scattered abunt antonget ata, and Shanghai 400 chesta. Prices were of land at $2,281 for the first two years. They petition it wr's stated that about the tins of negligence as leads to the inference that be the grass and on the grind. He had beard without reading the bitter of the 11th March plaintiff bad was acting fraudulently in making cb site that several siel burners bad lately beau g Ba 1,300 per cheat, and wredit Re, found that they could not
purchasing the hand, and it turned out that an interview with Jeck, wire he mid stated that went. With reference to an innocent representa alen. liest.
they had purchased it for a much larger sum of the cuneath was solvent and prosperous. Now, tation which may amount to fraud, bo draw the Mr. Thomas Donid, superintendent at tho et to hear that the trip, which myney than they could sell it for. He thought that was very singular statement, considering distinction between fais where there is an Gas Works; said he was instructed by My Naw
Smithy las taken to Japan that their starting in that wag bad been one of all thin hujury already knew of the Lista on | intention to mislead, and what is called equity son to go to the Centrál station and rasgamine,
had the offent of recrnit. the pain rinsund of hair want of success, and whin it was based. Plaintiff, it appeared, was frauds where there is ignorstues on the path of some property, as he had received information still in in very unsatis that it had been unabeecostal was patent to ethic habit of employing Jack, and was in the the person inking the representatio ho à mon chad been arrested in possession of i
back in the them all. The Company; having parebatud 1,dabit of asking him, how, tho, business was the last case a man is entitled to a fostipite of Ho wehf there and identified it, and afterwar s inanfficiert gills which peonisal.pairs; Wise getting on, and of course he replied in an off-the contract, and in a misrepresentatile woub examined the dump. The company repairs all bardasther purchased at the your hand in aner that they had got aww markets is innocent, the person who has been led by damages.
they purchased a larger distilling and be ballered they would pull through. Now the third party is entitled to stand in the ente Mr. Newton said the contrast with the Go- ains, which cars into a early in 1873 were these mis-statamonts? Sopposing such position as the pasi niisled, in all hvernment was to supply gas, and keep the tint date it looked as if the affairs of the statements by any domovies were cases the parties are entitica to rescission of lamps to repair-napely, fair wear and tear. world take a turn for the better, and sufficient to x a man in sny resole, they were contract, but they do not constitute a claim for He did not asusider that if a kmp-post was on they would be able to weather the not sufficient in this case. It must shown that damages. The learned Counsul argued at co knocked down by a orrige it should be m
eventually turn out successful. Mr.Jack when he made that statement, nadett fi siderable length upon these points, onin paired at the company's expone, though they den distilling about three times the speci refrence to the glenge of equities for thorities to support it.
and repaired the lumpe when the burnors were y they were doing previously, and at the supply of molasses, aut for the parse of His Lordship however anggested that the afolen, rather than have any trouble about be minch smaller cost of production; in fact incing puintill to enter into it, and that be fraud might to established so as to make watter. One night 21 regulators in rotation antity was so large that a very sal went out of bis way to detail to pinisti face party liable if he was ignorant of something were stolen from Robinson Road. gin' would have been suflicient, to go relating to the Company which it want his which arenabja dan in his position onglif
nd their manafiotnre to pay back their busition to do MrJack would tell thentbot to know."
Witness, resuming evidctice, mid the regul tora wern worth onch, and the labour, &c.. eriptione. When they got fo 1573, that biborview ned be wild state that there Mr. Kingsmill quoted the judgment of. Lor to replace the sam would he $1.50 additiona).
The utmost importance to them was not neingle word said about, the letters Huthorley in the case of Jackson v. Turqunud,” Defendant said he was simply walking along distil better class of liquor off that had passed Plaintiff could not bring to show that a misrepresentation made by the road, and never had the bugnar in his pos
and to larger quantities the himself to may itin made enquiries in directors ench as to make them liable must be assion nor did he threw it on the ground. He able, todo before, and referenbe tothom,and he didn't, there was no made will such a degree of carelesmoss and was a street coolie, residing in Taipingshan. that they thought connection between a conversation and the ignorance as-to smonat to a necessary implica- Having carried a gentlerann from Pokfullum olasses in larger quanti contrast. He (the lenrace Attorney General) didtion of knowledge on their part of the repro-to West Terrace he simply went at 5 a.m. tu, When the Company was not think is necessary labour that fact very santations being fuld- had that it was to work much, because he was erit antislet that His Lortship having noted the case,
th the Refinery in unless tuvplaintiff cover on the strength Mr. Kingsmill proceeded with his arguents with the latter bad of that rent, anything that took place at that and. quoted Taylor Aalten, in which,
Distillery, es intervices to help him one bit. If that though grass negligence was shown by the ve been pro art of conversation was tu booked at as directors, a verdict was given for defendants; ill at work, plaintiff wished them to look up, ipple in and the decision was upheld. He argued that molasse, this colony would find it to their advantage to negligence, which was not so gross as to head to on that the hold their tongues and ever ask anything the unavoidable inferenco, of an intent to de. According whatever about the most frifling matters M. fraud, would make the defendants liable; nid a with Hayllar had felt that held not rest upon he called attention to the fact that direct in- etza that interview, and bad therefore said at the tention le mislead and deceive were impated. whole thing was contained in Torrey's letter of in the petition and this had to be cetab- Lan34tle March, enclosing the resolution about the fished: The words, must be taken in their Parmout by the six months' bills. Upon tegul acceptation, brause it is only on their The words it, contained the jury wore to legal acception that the plaint could 22nben lë bardly knew what, but they were recover. Anisreputation to make the interpret them as miestating, men fat.defendants liable must be amado, with the
e only two fact itoontuial.wers-that intention to deccive and must be either com pital of the Company was too smult for nicated directly to the party decoíród, or beangan, a ostr-coolie, and Kwan-a-tnb, ar basisçin, and the other was that the most communicated to some, oner with the direct t the stiff was to be poll in foreign markets. object of its being repaited to him. "The casu thought he would be able to satisfy was narrowed dog to the simple qucation of en that these statements were perfectly whether there was wilful falschool. Granting a Te now came to other paragraph that some allusion to the losses ought to Kaveb hepetition which stated that plaintiff been made in the, report, was the absence of
Fugtive agreed to any alteration in his such allegion a ground for finding the defeud. So lirat defendung ana sent to three in ontha” de except for Tho, reports and the lalanes Fita guilty of fraudulent hisrepresentation to halabour as a rágon and, vagabond, nud" and the conversation with Jack. Now Mr. Whittall, intended to be conveyed to himored to did seentity in two sureties $57 weraton issizes for the jury, and the first and a way that he should act on it. The for three months; the second defenda whether there was any frand or misstate-report was not the directors-a point to which discharged; and the third defendant ent
and it was to til he had plinegallyho might have to allude by-and-bye if he should 4 days" "hard-labour, and fined $5, 14. ing himself. That there was produce evidence upon it. The Banost thất | de No extra hard labour. The woman Alai, who, and he did not they won't could be urged againat them was passing as the cause of the qourel, was ordered to quest of the loss sub denti Tho give security of 325 to be of good behaviour.
got big hat which he had left bibind. -
A lamplighter to the Company, nained Chan-a-see, deposed to putting ont the-lamp at 4.15 . aut leaving the barner there all right
Defendant was told that he was convicted of be unlawful possession of the burner, and old it be proved that he actually did steal the tacr, he would have been sent to the lump- and Hogged. There was a double paroże Vitless in taking this barner, namely, to get Vession of it, md to leave the place in "dark- so na to cialde him to rob bonses at night, Te was then fined £10; or in default three the bard Jabour, at the end of which time us to find security in two sureties of $5
for three nonths more.
JEALOUS CHINESE Arco Chiacammed Mirk-yeon informeer,
er, were; enged by Dieriet Watchran 11 with fighting in Second-street. Happenced from the evidence that the first third defendants wore the combatails, meeting in a woman's house, and ench jealous of the other.
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BEFORE THE HON. O. JAY,
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from first to The cass in which the proprietor of No:27 Land.. The Bing-Ring strict was summond by Inspector reducing Primes for abstracting the street by having a Wat once, gåte erected at each end, came on again,
ys us | Jan Wotton appeared for the defendang ma fonts Air Sharp, the frown Rolicitor, uppénred for
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POLICE INTELLIOENOR lat July. BEFORE JAKES RUSSELL, ESQ.
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James Henry Grimes suid his complaint pasi hat the defendant had stopped flie thorough- waste of Sung-bing laid by clasing the gatent con- cnet off the kn. The lane passes through cer from the
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Jumca Collins, the chief elk of the Cuart, said he bad resided in the Colony since 182. but he had no knowledge of Sung-bing-lane.
Lee-a-sing aid he was clerk in the office of the Registrar Gencial. He had knowledge of Sung-Big-lage in 1867. The registered owner was Eo-lap Tuk-wong, muster of the Wob- long shop. He knew the defendant by sight. He knew Sung-bing-strest to be a thoroughfare throughout the day, but he saw the gates closed at 10 o'click, so that no person could pass through. He had not made, observation of the lane for some monthe past...
G. L. Tomlin, clerk of Deed Registry, mid be produced a counterpart of the lease of marine lot No. 81, dated 23rd December, 1857, with an endorsement thereon dated August th 1964, extending the area. Tu lonace was Eu hap tak long.
on the tenements having their doorways ojeving. titoriula the lane four being godowns. The sight aut "perfectly defendant occupant of No. 2 goduwit, wuy foides which were which ie nearest the entrance to the lane from Murowanmible. Other cous-1 the Praya, and he closed-the gate' in the latlar adky, but were not at once end of May, leasing a somali wiket gate open 4, and these men ought not to during the day, bat alsing it entirely util 6, becarse they did not say plump daylight, from which time the wicket- gato was As We bave list $30,000”—and that left open. There was a small painted board at **$' Oplaton | was a while there was reason to hope for but each end of the kue inscribed in black levera
report alone ter things for futno shipments. Whether the wrote the let od pintaan
"no thoroughfge. The bonds were put op. giza col the jury to) on the 15th March, and it was equally clear the whole question was whether they were boused before this day, during his residence in the a parada che tatter pår! Of May. Nosteh bourdsetial. antiff's petition. That dogument ou chat it was not Tack's opinion, beans he was fide in the document put before the shareholders Colony. He knew that two men were appre- henced by saying that on the 24th Febrery,tually receiving slips of papers with or were they doing what they know to be hended on the 16 Mag charged with obstruct 1973, a report was published for general intor, calculations, and he know perfectly well what deceitful, and doing what they did in order to ing the lane and assulting a policeman in the tación nader the saction and by direction of was going on in the Distillery. And yet he would drive Mr. Whittal, who was the only perion extention of his duty. The two men were com the liveton Bearing the signature of the have them believe that lie hul poly a general iden who could be afooted by it, and with reference victed, and it wafter this that the galea were central-manager, Mr. Torrey, Now there was that it was not very aunt, and that idea was to the particular matter of this contracts, The cloard, and the notice bourds "no thorsagh not a puuticle of evidence or that point, It, totally dispelled by Jack's opinion. But plain learned Counsel then entered upon the facts in fare" put up. The wicket gates are large had not been shown that way of the directors tiff was a shrewd man of business, and brewed detail. He urged that the Refinery Company abugh to adum a person to pass through fevre saw it, it it was cloar from the to have trusted to Me, Oruig's opinion, and be themselves had actually allowed 50 cents as the but not sufficiently large to allow a sedan chari. minutes that it was never adopted at (the armed Aitorney General) would he value of a lot of the rum. How they could to pasa, le bai known the lan since the your Any ating of the directors, au po meeting strangely surprised if that was not the impres. Mr. Whittall come forward and accuse the 1865, as Sun-bing tune. It is a straight lane ezafe suction to it or gave directions for its sion the jury must form. Referring to the third directors of framed, because they had not men- and one of the shops are rattan shops, a chun pubon. Duder the Articles the directors isane, the learned Atomey General said the tioned that a portion of the shipmmshad sold at dler's shop, and others used by the Chiurse, a word have been going out of their way to do jury minst be prepared to show that the loss of 14. 61. That was obviously an exceptional rate the gouds being, exposed for sile in the ul our it in was the duty of the general the money with the result of defendants miare consequent upon special cironmatances. As away. The June has been closed during the datie manier. The jury would nest see what presentation, because if they thought tot any matter of fact in nine months the price of rum night previous to May last. It was difficult for
bad were the charges of fred against de-other einum taneca in the relations betweeb went up to 2s, fd. What would have been the the police to get into the lane after 9 pan. by anything fendants in the petition. It slated that at that the parties bad pause the loan they want give result to the Coupany if nuluases, had con-† In reply to Mt. Wotton, witness asid beve Fe thought they tinie the Conpany had incured losses more defendants their vendiat They had first to tined to be supplied, and the spirit was pro- ver noticed an inscription in Olinese on boscyla and inse presented by than their capital, and that die balance sheet stablish the act complained of and then fix the died at 27 ceats? On the basis of the working at each end of the lane. lic, had passed pening statement bad, by was midesding. He denied, upon the evidence damages. He then went on to state that if of one month this year he showed that with through the lane before and after 9 o'clock, but hiul bad followed dy been vars before the court, that at the 3tat De they had been applied with the material for the increased price at home and reduced cost in the latter and knocked at the gute for the The narrowed and used because center the Company had actually incured currying on their basins, they believed there of production, a profit would be made in three wutelman to open. On ne necasion, ou nn re was no quration the first lossep more than the whale of its capital, would have been ne le overtuully, and they months of $8,000 to the Company, This arm of thieves proceeding from the lane, ke stance defendants Charged with his prod of this assertion was Mr. Lin. would have paid their bills. He was not making might not possibly have been fully realized ba dificulty getting admission. Ho ving put forward a batistes get false in its stend's en statement. That gentleman had tall this statement merely on soone vague bypothesis fut would be shore in evidence that it was had noticed fangs hinging outside the abus figura That certainly had been disproved, them with great fairness, that to estimated, on but he would show there what had been a reasonable and probable denlation, auoh as The lane is paved with granite. and the case had new resolved itself into soothe 318 August, 1873, a loss to the Company of the oat turn of two coathe working in the showed the bona fides with which the directors thing which was perhaps binted at, bat certain $106,000, and that the capital account wa present year. They had it fo evidence that were noting in hoping that the Company might y not specifically shown. He would draw the $95,000. So that at that time the estimated the price in the Laindon market bad risen to be carried on successfully. With the evidence attention of the jury particularly to the allega. Yoas above the capital was $10,000 ouly, and in 28, 41, a gallon." He was now instructed blut, already before the jury, and such sa it might the tions in the petition, for they were there to try order to unko op that be took 50 per cent el quantity had been manufactured recently at 27 be necessary to produce be thought they would tain the case as presented to the Court, and they the cost price of things. They were, therefore, Cents a gallon. The Refinery had supplied the come to lie conclusion that there was absolutely 7.80 would see that the two chief points alleged bal entitled to take as value of these goods in molussen and laid taken payment in ram at 50 no want of bona fis--but that the defendants fallen througby and that the case was resting December their actual cost and taking that cents a pilon, so that against the Loudon price hoped to carry the concern on a net which apon something in the exulause, sogposing actual cost fr in the $10,000 they would find there was a margin of about 20 centa a gallon who strongly evidenced by the fact that they ttonit could be establiebed, against the defensary handsome margin left to represent That margin would pay expenses and lewe suuc-bought up such sharea is were obtainable of dants. This was an action in the nature of capital. Se the jury would see that the thing handsame towardspaying interest, &c. So themselves, evidently hoping that there would hich what used to be known as a common law report and balance sheet were not, tlierelor, that if they had on allowed to carry on the be every chance of the Company's position
sit, action for deceit, and arose from the result entirely false and wisleading, and yet that was works, they would have been able to pay plaintiff's materially improving, t: to of the working of a very well known process the sweeping statement with which defendants bills as they became dus. If the jury Grund The Court bora adjourned to 10
of law. If a company, through its Officers, were charged. Mr. Lanstrad was obliged to that to be the case, and believed that the act of Saturday Dext put forth to the public or directly communicated admit that the balance about was not me plaintiff himself etused the stoppage of the farto any individual my false statements of their of vale, but of expenditure; therefore the works, he must attributs his loss to the stop- Caffitand might induce him to enter into a plaintif wis mistaken in asserting that page, and not to the defendants. Now the control to perfora, any work by mous of that in enteing things at their cat price de- question was, was Jack linbly; and if he was eu falso mempresentation, and to nude any loss, fondante Rad done so with the intention of wat liable he did not think the others were, le 18 of
In reply to A. Wotton, withos produced them as soon as he buza found out that li had been | over-estimating their value, and it must be inaguin touchest upon the illegal misrepresenta-
sale plan of the adjoining tota to marine lot 81. ity defrauded by the company he was a liberty to intentional over-estimate beton it waa culpable. tion, and referred to two entries which bad not
ASSAULT.
The boundry of lot 105, the adjoining lot to No. declare law, Bad say the coutines bad horn Mr. Linsteid had mid the things were put been madh, Thejncy would know wheller they Gourge Farrell, a privato in H. 80th Begi- 81 Westward, was 62 feet North, 62 feet South, dorobranied by frame, and he would not carry it down at their cost price, how then would there should have been made, he was instructed that ment, was charged with assaulting an old whoian, and 200 feet on the East and West sides, arge out, Thut principle of law was the foundation, be a gas overcatimate of the value of the they should not. But even admitting that, it named Pour-n-ace, mistress of a house of ill-From that ho know the Westera lot of marine -fos of the preant proceedings. But if in conse-stock? The item of preliminary expenses was was not uileged even that the omission had fane in Bhip-street, by knocking her down and lot No. 81 was 300 feet. There was no lane. this,quence of subsequent ecouts, the person could gone, and they then came to shipments retumed been made by his alleat; and if ke was licking her outside her door.
mirked as existing on, lot No. 8t at that time, The not get rid of his contract, then another priori- not received. It had been ahoan that that was wrong in but directing the general manager Defendant said he had been in the company but there was a determination as of a hote ple of law came in and said that although the correctly extracted from the books, except in to unke the cutry that was the extent to of a seaman that afternoon and the seamen occupying the area of; lot 57, abutting on partica who bad personily deceived him the carouf one item of account sales not to pad, which he was liable. If they thought it should went into the house. Ho simply wasted to g. the Queen's Roud. He an by the occupant moet bad not obtained any benefit from that which could be satisfactorily explained. And have been inserted in the report, they would him out and see him on board, bat na the coun- of the crown lease that the boundary of nete, he should be at liberty to yet defendunts were charged with putting fur-find it necessary still to make that report plainant prevented him, he merely pushed her, marine lat 81 North and Sonth, was 73 tus recover all losses through the false misrepreward theng figures as intoyling shereby to defendaus. There was, as he had already said, when she felt
fat, and East and West 300 feet, und anci scutation. It won under an allegation, of "cir. ↑ mislead and deceiru. He was sure that that no reference to it in the ajoutes, and it was į Sorgeant Archer, of the defendant's company, superficial feet 21.900. He had before enmstances similar to that that they were now part of the case at all events failed. The plain never adoptad, nor he believed over sanctioned gore him u good elracter.
him the plan of Victoria wade by the Assistant are engaged in that case. The frund with which tiff could not impugs the balance sheet. What by the directors. The question throughout was Defendant was then fued $2, or in default. Surveyor Generalin 1867. This was recogiend end. defendants must be charged must be an actual he did impuen was the Tupurt, and that we a matter of good faith with the directors, and one week's imprisonment.
in the land office. He saw there that Gilnau- mia-statement.. à man wa not to be charged not the case they had "sode out. The chey would tell the jury what actually took
street wan colond yellow, indicating that it with for mirepresentation if he estimated something petition charged them with making out a place in teference to the report. Whatever Jadian constable No. 604 elurged bain. was a public street. Ha knew that the ground ely at too high figura. But if he stated that false julange test, but the ovidence bail not knowledge his client wight have had of it coolie, named Tungtai, with the unlawful posto nanke that street was resumed by Govern to domething was which was not, and the effect of shown thaned after Mr. Lastend's evidence would not fix him with any liability un-acasion of a patent regulating burner, supposed rent from the lace. On the same plain be uch that misrepresentation was to cause a loser be it was impossible to impuga these figures, Ho lean it had been his duty to write it, tohave been stolen from a public lanipin Castle enw that there was alune passing through ghly some une, the misrepresentation having been put it to the jury is men of business that it It was not the the report of the directors, it was rond.
marine lot 81 from Queen's Rond to the Prayn. made for the purpoed of misleading-lien, bo was absolutely impossible for them, to say that written by the caniger, čag addressed to the was guilty. Not only did it require an notual the cutries in the balance sheet were false; and, directors, was taken before a general meeting peared in Court, and said that a great many of puolio property. He took unties of marinulot mis-shitemeat of facts, but the party taking if they wore, it must be shows that they were of the shareholders, and after considerable dis. these valuable barnera had been stolen, but the No. 2, that there was a Iste marked pass half the statement que know that it was fulse, or made intentionally false for the purpose of cussion adopted by them. That would show prescut was the only one recovered,
through that lot. The lane is, colored. He peelse it must be proved that he had tatt moans misleading before the plaintif could make one the jury how impossible it was to allow Mr. P.C. 501 snid 6 was an dty at West know that there a spoon right of way in of knowing the tact, and if he did not know it step into progress of Lis ones. That part had Whittall to some forward and attempt to fx Terence, Caino Road, this morning, when he reserved by covenant in the Crown lease to firent aced he was guilty of culpable mgligence But not so completely failed. The only case saade by defonduets with the responsibility of that docu- un defendant walking in Castle Road in a public road,
may only wast it be taken as fact but as a conceal the evidence, and he thought Hr. Hayllar would ment. It showed the soundness of thit prin- suspicious manger, and carrying something. Re-examined by Mr. Sharp: 'He observed 1 Le tout of fact. Unless there is a legal duty have to admit it, was an omission in the report ciple for which he gontided that in order to Having had it reported to bim before going on that there were three lanes on sither side of mily apen man to disolons & fact the mere con of sals of which the results were known, but of make a report of directors a representation to duty that some of the regulator had been. Gilann street. These lanes
not colora, in-aralant, of it was not suflicient to make which the scconists were not to hand, and that any outside person, lia must in some way show stolen from the lamps in that locality, be at therefore they form part of the lot through gret him culpable. If the jury found in this was a matter which was not pointed out in the that he received it frote them. But bere it was once looked as the warest lap and found the which they pass. He ticed that there was rene onse that there was a failure to disclose some petition,
to the directors' report. The learned At regulator was gone. He then went after him lane passing through urine los 54, called A. F. fact, and nothing more, however wrong the de The Court then adjourned for an hour, afur borney-Gaisral then goted a can where the and directly he was caught he threw.something Wing-a lane. It is not clare), and the wão efendants might have been morsdly, they could | which,'"
directors of a banking company issued a report away amongst the grass. Witness picked it up runs from Quson's Road Central to the Praga forno ba held Bible for actual Misrepresentation. The Attorney-General continued his address, deeinring a dividend of 5 per cent, and made a and brought him to the station. The lamp was Central.
to The learned Attorney-General then went on to o sa he was pointing out that the fans ! large ndlition to the rearve fund, and at the No. 129. He saw that the lamp had been lit up -Leo-ab-sang, recalled, said he. produced the sing to k l the frols of the ouse. The jory knew charge against the defendant had failed, gud | time it was issued the company was insolvent." that night, all the Company's coolie put it out Household Register.
And the protive, better perhaps than he did, and be to again alluded to Mr. lijstead's evidence It was shown in evidence that them was pout about 4 a.m. He afterwards west, with The Chinese clerk of the Registrar-General's the way not to any anything about their position. and its result. The next material statement in wilfulness on tifa part of the directors, and the another constable to the spot and found the offed and in answer to Mr. Wotton that the the He would reder first to their Articles of Asso, the petition to which he would refer was blat a judgment was but it did not coualituto a quicksilver produced on the ground.
lane was called Sung-bing streek He newer per.cit loa.
éve zagroneval, žale, when the affairs of copy of the report ani tulance sheet was misrepresentation. If his client in this cas Chinese constablo No. 219, eaid, he was on saw a notice tip prohibiting a thoroughfare. and a company were muunged by à boud of diree furnished by the defendants to the plaintiff. bad done anything wrong be bad dono it in duty in Castle Road, and the defendant passed On-ying-lui said he was the registered owpr the torg, cli fact was generally stated in the Now, if they had done so, and if the balance ignorance. After some other observations, the big and then last witness. When he beard of inhind lot No. 31. The defesdunt is trans lice Articles. The quoted from the Aurioles of the sheet mil report could be held to be as mis-learned Attorney-General concluded by stating the last witness call out he immediately gave of the Teestal own, paying him by the who Distillery Coogany to show that the Ceneral representation, he would not have been ndarees-that if the jury thought the loss was pure due chose, oaught defendant, and handed him over mouth, and only cups one tenement. There este Manager had in this instance to performing the jury that duy If plaintiff could show to the stappage of the works in consequence of to the other constable. He an kimstwice was astract ps through the lot called Count the duties generally cust upon director at Mr. Jack had banded him a copy of the the non-delivery of the molasses than to any throw something away, but that which was Sang-bing street, eadg from the Queen's Buad AF of companies. He fund never su artiolea balance sheet for the purpose of indwing obaugo in the contract, then the defendants born away the second time only was found. to the water stree mado the street for the d P. like den. The directora instead of bob togose into the subsequent arrangement, could not be held liable.",
The Indina, re-called, said they both caught convenience of the apo panta of the bonses, Re cony. Jug, as they ought to be, the controlling plaintif could not have good to the jury with s Mr. Bigem then addressed the jury for the defaudant together.
bad a gate pt eachd. He was not in the the body and executive committee of the share | better account than he did now, because theo tho defcadants, Bell, Fairbairn and Coughtrie. The Chinese constable said that statement colony when he gotes put up. He and his
bolich bere ngoly there as it were as a would then da koen no question about the Ho oxpessed the great rowponsibility whioli be was not true,"
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Mr. Newton, manager of the Gas Works, ap. That is not colores indicating that it is not