His Excellency the Acting Governor & the Right Honorable The Secretary of State for the Colonies,
most advisable.
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may be deemed
We have the itiner & be respectfully Sin
Sm. Jan
Most Obedient Servant
Sittmer
19 52
Gentlemen
504
Magistracy Hong Kong
October 5th 1865
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 2nd inst., in which you inform me that you feel yourselves aggrieved by Accusation brought against Ty Fur Fritchell on the 18th and the 20th of September last, and that you have been advised by the Government that you have a right to appeal to the Supreme Court and request me to give instructions that you should be furnished with a Certified Copy of the Proceedings taken at the Magistracy on the said dates.
I beg in answer to say that it is not in my power to grant your request. The ordinance by which appeals are regulated (No. 4 of 1855) requires that an application should be made in writing within three clear days after the determination of the case by the Magistrate.
J. F. More
And
T. F. Fritchell
EX
John Smith
His Expellrey. the Acting Governor & the Right Honorable. The Secretary of
State
for the Colon: s,
most advisable.
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may
Arnor
be deemed
We have the itiner & be respect :
fully Sin
Sm. Jan
Most Obedient Cervant
Sittmer
19 52
Gentlemen
504
Magistracy Hong Kong
October 65 1865=-
Shave the honor li hoknow.
lexze the receipt of your letter of the Emst, ne which you inform me that you fee zourselves af grieved by
Accusation trought agaiet
Ty Fur Fritchell on the
läst and the Anoetan
20th of September
amot zou, And
Game
that you have been advised by the jovem.
Pent that
zow have a
right to appeal of the Cupreme Court and regnest me to give nativictions that you should be farmished with a Certified Copy of the Branntes of the proceedings Ganner gove
at the Magistracy
on the
I bez in answer to say that it is not it my power to grant your regrest. The prèmance by which apples are regulated (204 of 1855) requires that an cator Chould be made me writing within three clear days after the deter- Monation of the case by the Pingistrate,
hecer John Smith
J. F. More.
And
T
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