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"Austiority
very
"described it, large
under circum =
detaining " at the
centre of British
in China by dread of...
"personal violence, as Mr Jaboncher
large bodies of Ohmere
unsuitable premisis under {"stances of revolting filit ro ro re"
described
the sentence of the Chinese to six mouetis imprisonment with hard labor, and the conviction of the Europe.
The trial is
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resulting in
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of a simple
ance)
with a fine of
five Dollars.
13.
Mr Jabonchere's comments
m
this
course of justice
are most
natinal and dignified, when he leams
accuracy
of the Report which had
"That
"attracted his attention
to
quite confirmed?
He declares "that the case is not one
"to do credit to British Autority
or
increase respect for the adminstration " of British Justice," and he expresses "hope that, if any similar enormity
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"should recur the principal delinquent
"may
"
not a
Mer an
again
escape,
be suffered to undesirable distinction appear
" in the mode of dealing with Emopsan.
as contrasted with Native Offenders.
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The Euopean and "furincipal.
delinquent alluded to by Mr Jabenchere
Mas
Your Lordship's compondent, Mr
Murrow, and the person, who in the
of his duty,
Care!
Aborigines,
proceedings,
as
Protector of I
iniquitous
discovered his ini
and caused his conviction,
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