going
into the Verandal, he had
staggered andfallen against the studiy . Captain Bounce's testimery has shown he had been entirely mistation with Regard to the sentry.
Has
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doubt that under the us
immediate
eurred.
impression of what might have expresed, and probably did express, great regret for it, and also the difficulty of Repeating
his invitations.
With the single exception of 237 July, and of the 220 November
1845, when on board the "Agincourt,"
does not recollect at this moment
anything that beare upon charge. With Regard to re
on.
the
the 307
rence
ert," considers
board the "Agincourt,
#havebeen "greally excited
although
Judge Chambeen
ne, and
by wine,
does not
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for a single moment attempt to defend any deviation from strictest propriety
S
in a
6
a person of
his
high station,
for
cannot but make llowances.
ex
peeuliarity of his position, seated
be
#
was in the immediate
the Chinese Mandarin,
neighbourheed of
compelling
were
wine and
bumpers of Thinks nothing
him to drink
cherry brandy. likely
bitirly than
that he did state to the Governor that the habits of the Judge had
made him reluctant to ask the
Judge to his house.. Does not v
recollect that be
ever
medified to
the Gevorner the account that be
had
I given
leine
his Ecture from
Chusan, of the collision with the
sentry
in the Verandah- Dide
view
the habits of the judge us offe et to