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might not be sanctioned elsewhere"
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My
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oww vices hätte regard to the bad characters in the Colony are confirmed by a report made some time ago by the Registrar Jeneral,
110 Stewart, the Puione Judge, no thucull, and the Repitras of the Supreme Court,
Eur
Ew Ackroyd, ow the
application of the
new law relating to banishment,
Ordinance 8. of 1852.,·
theat
They state
It is obvious however theat
persons tury be dangerous to the " peace and good order of the Colony
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who have never been convicted here at all, and indeed it is the heatives of bad character pou the heighbouring " provinces who seek a refuge here, when
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are drivew from the other side
key
of
the Harbour, whose repatriation
it is deserable to effect, whether they
not.
" have been convicted here or hot - . When "the Officers
ow the mainland are
"very
active the
desperadols come here
in Excembers and only " opportunity .
wait their
There persons are loow
well known to the leading Chinese, " who do not hesitate to report privately "to the Ayistrar General or the Superintendent "of Police, but who will not appear in a "public Court to accuse or give liidence
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of the Characters of such mew, for fear
them, either here, or of their attacking : their families on the duain land "
6.
In the event of England being
at
they