36.
490
appears to have continued on every occasion to befrient Machowwony's Successms and representatives
his old confederates. Numerous
instances
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as well
this will be found in
the minutes, but one very
remarkable
Makit
once calls I think for special references batation sau in Mackowloons had been in the habit any time, for many years before his conviction
of demanding and enforcing payucuć
considerable tax from
the Keepers
A
2
the Fish-laws or Stalls in the market,
and of resorting to acto
nut M43. 447 45 in Appendix, Of
Civil Service Abunes Angerary
Chu atyp Known as
"the Fiser
withou's teeth" continued the collection
either for the benefit
of
themselves
think
n
F
the Convict's family. In
June 1859 there men
were
brought up
before the Police Count for extortion, and were sentenced to be publicly flogged in the market and to be imprisoned
with hand labour
Now it was
for
3 months.
the only of
Mr. Caldwell
to collect the market Rents: he
consequently saw the oppressed Repers
there Fish-laus almost
every
week.
he positively assured the Council
of violence if
斥
yet
that
Mo
his demanis were not complied with.
Upon his transportation his old
collectors, and supposed representatives Ty cheng cheong, and
and successos
complaint had
ever
been
made to him that he had not
been
aware
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the proceeding of