decision
the magistrates, & satisfying themselves that the widene is sufficient to gristify the Extradition of the person whom
he has committed to prism;
theat and
Diff the swema
in the same,
placed in
an
the Secretary of
werr
e positio Itate
and the Gwener of a (deny
are
placed under thir
Extraditim Acty, 1870, Magistrates who
Hom
better position to form an
pimin
thie suidame
R
than the fr. Hhx. Commail,
would deal with the cases
д
andin
under a greater responsibility.
move
satisfactory
4. Lord Kuntsford moreover think
Justice that Mr. Russell (in the
All and sue. He for deese.
DRAFT.
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MINUTE.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Sir R. Herbert.
Baron de Worms.
Lord Knutsford.
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5) kan
shown 514
I
good reasons against
transferring the duty of
dealing with Extradition
Cases from to a Judge of
The Magistrate.
The Supreme
(mat; I his Lordalich
walso inclined to agree with the Attorney feneral!
(sei
в
his note on par. 6
of t. Aussell's letter):
necesint
that there is no
providing to a direct
Ju
addition right paffe al farint
(within to.
Poliitution for the right to a the beas corpus
Mains Extraditen Ard.
which was communicated
& Lord Salisbury
Letter from this dept.
J
quit
21 thay 1887); but it
to his Lordlich
that the Chinese
seems,
Λ
Swt may reanuably
Expect
that authenticates
depositions