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Daily Press of the 22nd September) I likewise refer His Excellency to the semi- Official
notes which passed between
us
and to the
personal interviews in the matter, and I
leave it in his hands to
Day
whether I
· have not performed to his entire satisfaction
what was
my
whole duty
in this case. As
to my pressing the Judge to frame the prosecution I make no remark unless
to refer to the newspaper report. There was
no evidence in
my
opinion to bring Pau-
Chi Wan within sections I Li of the Ordinance
4 of 1865.
J
Although I have the misfortune
to differ from the Chief Justice as to
my
duties I do so with great.
deference and I hope with due respect.
I have to.
(signed) I. Russell,
Acting Attorney Gener