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2 Inclosures
Received
granted to 3 Chinese Convicts
Reporting Conditional Pardon
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SP1710 of 1854
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Bombay Castle.
27th May, 1864
Judicial Department.
Lir
I am directed
by
1974
the Secretary
The Governor in Council to forward,
for the favorable consideration of the Government of Hongkong, the accompanying copy
copy of a letter (with
enclosures) from the Commissioner in Sind, dated the 7th May,
The Honorable the Colonial Secretary,
to Her Majesty's Government at Hong Kong
Page 363
...
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Judge Frant's letter
Pardon
the Govt. to exercise
I think the power of
doubtful merely requires an
might
add if he wished but the
...
& Rt. Hon'ble R. Cardwell
Sir St. Robinson
2 Inclosures
Received
granted to 3 Chinese Convicts
Reporting Conditional Pardon
now in
cases afforded.
from Komphong, the Shikarpoor Gaol.
exerting to justify
conferred by this Govt.
...
Enclosed
Jail
Paul. they have survived that period uniformly
well
Conducted laborious
they are
It appears to me quite
clear
the Should have dealt with the
conditions of their returning
Hong Kong
as stated in
Mr Ellest...
Sir Robinson reports that he
has granted
Pardons to 3 Chinese
who had been convicted in
2- Transportation for life. Two have
been sent to
Hong Kong from
...
SP1710 of 1854
Bombay Castle.
27th May, 1864
Judicial Department.
Sir,
I am directed
by
the Secretary
The Governor in Council to forward,
for the favorable consideration of the Government of Hongkong, the accompanying copy
copy of a letter (with
enclosures) from the Commissioner in Sind, dated the 7th May,
The Honorable the Colonial Secretary,
to Her Majesty's Government at Hong Kong
Page 363
...
Page 363