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I strongly advised him to let so send for a guard
from 1.4.2. *"Hoorhin", so that we could, if necessar),
clear the ship. To this "aptain Lloyd uzrond, end I sont
a note to Mr. Fox askim him so request the "Moorhen" for
a murd. Unfortunately it as narly three-quarters of an
hour before the remost raschad 4.1.9. Hourhen and consider
able time was lost in consequenos.
thout a goarter to two, after an hour and a quartor's
wait, Mr. Tsich returned with Dr. Gavenport. At De.
Weich'e request I allowed the Nashoi Tagistrate and the
Prefect, who were in private dress, to come on board nad
witnent tha medie-l axsainetion.
Dr. avmport then made a thorough examination of the
body and needless to say arrived at the sans conclusion o
before.
The representatives of the "hinese 'edical profission
and the other busybodies on board se-med disantisfied with
the tem resilt of all their agitation and procnoded to
inflict another very searching czuninution on the corpsc.
The result of this sas, I gathered, an allegod broken
rib