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the course of the proceedings before the Magistrate.
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and ex expense
As great delay had characterized previous rendition cases, so much so as to make the Chinese Government very reluctant to prosecute, M. Marsh thought it necessary to address the Magistrates on this point, and, with the advice of the Acting Attorney General, to lay down for their guidance a statement of the general principles gathered from the Ordinances and other sources.
and Mr. Wodehouse,
The case proceeded with the witness being charged with perjury, gave notice that he would adjourn the case from time to time, until the result of the trial of the said witness for perjury had been ascertained. The Acting Attorney General
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