Wild, that the Seat of State concrys fully in his wish to have the law strictly enforced in matter of Sanitary superintendence, & feels that he can scarcely overrate the importance of that subject in a community circumstanced like that of Hong Kong:
Naturally reports it: if a mere wither local prejudices, a substitute to employ vigorous action Zan inspected the sanction of the law by those to whom it is entrusted, & hopes that bad interpretation any longer exists.
Not comments The Executive, on the part of The manner in which magistrates have discharged their judicial functions, can surely be called for or of service to the public.
Del Mar has the Exercise of judicial functions ought to be subordinate in the closest manner to the authority of the higher tribunals. Not if therefore (as should seem from the representations of the lately) the Existing laws do not afford the public sufficient Guarantees in this respect - the process of mandamus and certiorari, the first step would appear to be for the Legislature to remove Hove difficulties, & under public respects a1 be lin cheap and accessible for the Crown, acting on behalf of the public, as for individuals.
And however, while he would abstain as far as possible from interference in their judicial...
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