provisions of a
a Bond of the kind propond have been carried out or disregarded.
(3.) Because the French Consul at Hong. kong has protected in the name of his Government against any new proceeding not expressly sanctioned by English or by international law, while th. Marty has
lawyer, who, if the clearance
retained a
of his ships should be refiered on his declining to furnish
it the bond which it
is proposed to tract, would forthwitte
Commence a suit in the Supreme Court. for heavy damages against the Government, It will be recollected that in a somewhat
analogous case in Jamaica (Perlido V. Musgrave _ two
O'malley
was at that
time rettorney General in Jamaica_before
3)
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becoming Attorney General in Hong kong, ) the Imperial and Colonial Govern ruento were condemned to the payment of very
large
sumes of money - Itio, Inoreover, alleged that juries in Hong kong
are
only
necessarily taken chiefly from the Class of Europeans resident in this community, that is, from persons engaged in marcantile pursuits; whose inclination and interest alike prompt- them to oppose by all the means in their power, any attempt to restrict freedom of trade with either or witte botte um
to sell
belligerent Powers; for they are ready arsus and coal most impartially to
both the French and Chinese; and are
the hostile to the enforcement of
very
becoming
Foreign