CO129-077 - Sir Robinson - 1860 [1-6]

A029

!

1860 to amend

The Law relating

to Jurors

Witnesses.

and

Shave laid

these Ordinances

before the Queen

1

and I am commanded

to acquaint you

that Her Majesty

has been pleased to Confirm

and allow them.

You will communicate Her Majesty's

pleasure

regarding

these

ordinances to the

Inhabitants by

Proclamation in the usual manner.

Haver

Page 25

Legislations

of 1860.

Ordinance

no. 37.

20

44 ông Long chúng

RECEIVED

2 MAY

1860

Government offices, Victoria,

Hongkong, 10th March, 1860.

My Lord Duke.

I have the honour to

submit, for Her Majesty's approval

and confirmation,

an Ordinance to

amend the Law relating to jurors

and witnesses.

It is intended

by this

Ordinance to effect two objects.

First, to provide one form of declaration

to be made in Courts

of Justice in

Hongkong by all persons not being

Christians; and secondly, to exempt

His Grace

The Duke of Newcastle,

&c.

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A029

!

1860 to amend

The Law relating

to Jurors

Witnesses.

and

have laid

these Ordinances

before the Queen

1

and I am commanded

to acquaint you

that Her Majesty

has been pleased to Confirm

and allow them.

You will communicate Her Majesty's

pleasure

regarding

these

ordinances to the

Inhabitants by

Proclamation in the usual manner.

Have ...

Page 25

Legislations

of 1860.

Ordinance

no. 37.

20

...

RECEIVED

2 MAY

1860

Government offices, Victoria,

Hongkong, 10th March, 1860.

My Lord Duke.

I have the honour to

submit, for Her Majesty's approval

and confirmation,

an Ordinance to

amend the Law relating to jurors

and witnesses.

It is intended

by this

Ordinance to effect two objects.

First, to provide one form of declaration

to be made in Courts

of Justice in

Hongkong by all persons not being

Christians; and secondly, to exempt

...

The Duke of Newcastle,

&c.

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