his trial at the Criminal Sessions
and that therefore the sentence
of
banishment, in his case,
had
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whose pay
was $156... far
a sum of
was able to deposit
$1,000 and to give collateral
not been carried out. The charge
on which this man was committed
was
that
of feloniously demanding
with menaces. He was
monetary liberation
bail, and has since
disappeared from the Colony and
his recognizances have been
forfeited.
A most significant fact, to which
I would beg respectfully to call
attention, is that this constable,
whose
security
was
a further
7... frm
in all equal to more than 12 years'
pay.
This will give some idea
of
the profits derived by the Frind Society from the irregular levying
of taxes on
Emigrants and Immigrants
and other modes of extortion practised by it
Enclosure 1. 7th June, 1886.
I annex
report
from the Captain Superintendent