26.
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ہم
27
485
gove
"veruls, and fitter out of piratical "expetitions; that occasionally he "information of piracies to Mr. Caldwrt
"
"but only when it suited his own
and chiefly in cases
"pempores, and chiefly
in
"which he had not received hush
!'
X X X X
Arroney. ****
I believe Mackowloung
new gave information without
having a selfish and in view.
"Know of a care, and brought
"
witness wp
#
"
to prove it before the
ŷ
Council where Machowlbong gave information for Ships of war to attack
Pirates and afterwards sent boats to
collect loot from the Pirate dunks
after the men of war had come with them"
8.27 in essentia
16.
Beaver
The Perwer papers, to which
to minutes to I shall refer later,
Eivil Sevice
Angmary.
121
afford
also
remarkable and conclusive evidence
upon this point. Machow lon quarreled with a conferuate - Chri Akwei - a noted Pirate Chief - who had disobeyed his instinctions as to the disposal of some plunder, and
him
Machowlving threatened forthwith to send the men ofloar againt
The threat Chri Akweis fleet
17.
was
carried out and
Mas
destroyed.
At last, justice overtook
this notorious offender.
He
was
arraigned at the August Eriminal Sessions of 1857 upon two charges of
I