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THE CHINA MAIL. PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
RONGKONG, THURSDAY, 230 AUGUST, 1883.
BIRTHS.
At the Victoria izol, Hongkong, on the morning of the 16th August, the Wife of F. Douetas, Superintend; ent of the ticol, of a Uaughter.
At Whampoa, ta the 23d August, the Wife of Captain T. B. KELL, of a Daughter.
THE CHINA MAIL.
| perjury, forgery, and conspiracy -a pretty for hius by extra-patriotic Hongkongites. If it be that the Colonists are desirous of comprehensive charge.
In minor matters, a robbery of mail letenjoying Imperial protection, both Naval ters by a scoundrel personating the proper and Military, without endorsing Imperial coolic xent to fetch them by the House policy, their wishes in this respect have at they were anidressed to "races by the Re-least the merit of consistency. But antil gatta club; and a pretty eager discussion as to the advisability of re-instating a forme they arow such a policy and become government employé in this Colony, whose miniature republie they can scarcely hopo that the Home Government will make the Governor of Hongkong the sole ex- ponent of British poliey in China.
On the 29d August, the wife of the Rev. W: Levis, history is somewhat peculiar; have afforded
food for gossip and speculation,
of a Daughter.
DEATHS.
On the 24 July, the lafant of laughter Captain Wa EGAMES, P. & G. Company, aged 7 days
Un the 1st July, at No 3, Buckingham-plase, High
to, A ELIZA MR160, youngest Daughter of the late Rer. Dr Morrison,' of China.
On the 2d July, at Deumark-hill, after a long illness
WILLIAN BROWN VABC, late of Canton, China, aged $1,
At Shaughan, on the night of the 10th lustaat, Fio-
RASCH Joy, youngest Daughter of E. A. Fabris, aged fire At Chinktang, on the 15th August, 1808, Taos, Km1y,
months.
Mate of the U.S. Steaper Wanhuset, of heat apoplexy.
At Chinklang at 2 o'clock as on the 19th August, of
a
GREAT has been the indignation and for- cible its expression by the local prese, The Ministerial Statement made by the during the period that Hongkong has ex-Earl of Derby, in uunouncing the policy isted as a colony, at the supposed disabili, of the new Ministry, includes an allusion tes nuder which the colony labours from the fact of its Clovernor being denied direct courunication with, and access to the Chinese authorities. Not only hare
sume, to be quite satisfactory to the Em- peror, has yet to be ascertained. There are rejoicings at the armistice indofi nitely prolonged, bat, we regard it only as introductory to fresh complications ; as for instance, England having made no objection to the cession of Venetia to France, will she have any right to object to Italy handing over Sardinia to the Euporur as compensation for his good offices in the matter of Venetia when the latter passes into Italian possession Timo will tell.
Clause.XLIV provides that when any instrument of conveyance of any rent or personal property, when a duty is imposed upon it by this ordinance, does not tinly state the amount of purchase money, a fine may be imposed not exceeding bro hundred and fifty dollars, together with charge upon the offender of five times the ament of duty rightly payable.
a
[No. 1123-AUGUST 23, 1866.
The Governor may remit penalties. The prosecutions under the ordinance are to be.. with consent of the Attorney General; and offences under it are cognizable sam- marily by Police Magistrates. Not more than one half the penalties recovered are to go to informers.
him on the photograph. When he asked me to witness the promissory note, la pra- dued a paper sigel by Cuningham sor $1000; the same name appeared on it that
on the 3 promissory notes; he gave that
en the man with ini. paper then
Re-examined. He called the man I ibink
Virejee.
William Chick storm.--I went to Suffer-
deer's house in January last I saw a note and asked an Indian man, who was there,
what it was. 1 darmor identity the daigh- dant as that man. He owned he was scot- rity to Cunningham for $1000," it was bu in the evening
when I went Edward Carpenter, sworn, said he kueir the plaintiff but could not swear to the defendant; he
he (the
wituesa) had witnessed a document seven months since.
111
Aliant Khan P. No. 70, sieclaror saye I know the plaintiff are the defendant, the latter is a Broker; on the 30th of hist June about half
past six in the evening I was Sufferdeen's house. The defendant exe in a little after and gave the plaintiff $80), for two mouths; he also saying "this is the interest on the $1000
ouths I shall pay you back the interest you will get multi all
ine, in two the
beat apoplexy, Commander Roasar Townsen, of the wathful denunciations been directed tained as to what was really the secret of merely remarking that so far as we are at dicating a few of the charges to which theo then said to the plaintiff, he hau re
1.8s. Wachusett, aged 42 years
Buddenly, of hent apoplexy. HERMARY CHEERT, Astivo
Dr Hamburg, aged 3 years.
At Hongkong, on the 20th August, AMRADIO C. PRAYA
aged 73 years and 7 months
i At Hongkong, on the 23rd August, Erwart WILLIAMU,
Indu maîion of the Bowels.)
1sts Master, American ship Ellen, aged 41 years;
ECHOES OF THE WEEK.
against the Consular system, which, by Tequiring all communications to pass through the British representatives at the open ports, is thus heki to derogate from the authority of the Govornor, but some, rather too far advanced in opinion for the comprehension of the present generation, sigh for the time when he shall be em-
From the Beening Mail"". to the late Minister of England, Lord PAL-We subjoin hereunder a precis of the
There is a lengthy schedule of fuos, of MERSTON, that is aa complimentary to the proposed Stamp Acf, it being too lengthy memory of the deceased Statesman, as it for publication in full. We must re- which we cannot pretend to give a fail is confirm ory of the opinion long enter crve our cymous on it for another issue abstract, but must confine ourselves to it prescut able to judge, its imposition seems public will be liable if the ordinance be to be highly advisable in the present comes law.
Affidavit before a ungistrate, state of the finances of the Colony,
Hongkong, with the advice of the Legis per ahent lative Council thereof, for establishing u in Chilinance enacted by the Governor of
Agreement or Contrast, or mi- Stamp Office and imposing and regulate thereof, not of the nature of ating Stamp Duties in the Co ony.
a Boud or Deed Clauses 1 to VI provide for the esta- Agreement for loau on deposit blishment of a Stamp Office, appointment of
his power. That his administration was useful to his country in its domestic poli- cy, and no less honourable in its foreign relationships, are facts that are admitted by all but extreme partisans. Lord DERBY is not one of these. He viewed Lord PALMCHSTow as a rightful leader, and in no respect has the late Premier eviuced more
f
.!
of security or assignments.
$. C.
Ho
my name
quested him to make 2 promissory notes for $500 each, and asired him if he had them ready. The plaintiff said he had. The defendant then said "I have a stamp
here. at and asked the 011 26,*** plaintia' it that would do. 0 50
The
plaintiff. then said he did not require his name on the stamp, and asked if he would accompany bim to some European house and sign there. I then went to the Station, and the other two went in the direction of the Daily Press Office.". 1 quite certain.it was the defendant who
who paid the $30 to the defendant. Plaintif lives in Cage
0 50
50.
I
0
Ditte for two and not exceed
2
If anoh loan is for one month
Japan-Defeat of Chosiu's troops by Tycoon's powered to "sit upoa" the foreign board adroittaet"-bat quality for which collectors, and for imposition of a Staing and not exceeding two months
VIL
sign or be a party! nient or aller
¡ duty. forces-Defeat of the latter Proposal to at Feking, beard Prince Kung in bis den he was so famous-than in recognising the
If any Person shall draw or ox-ing three close the inland sea-Hankow-rising of—if he lives in such a description of upright of the great conservative party to
Draft, cheque, or compradore the flood ceased-Shanghae-The French furnished apartment-and be able to dic-exercise legitimate influence in the gov-cept as provided in section XXVII of this
Ordinance, stall **llad, Lord
1 accept, endorse, negotiate, order if payable at sight or on de-“ or receive payment of any Hall of Ex-mand, pay,
.0 3 Concession and the Treaty Consulstate to the present occupant of the throne ernment of the Empire.
Promissory Note, Draft, Cheque, Bill of Lading, or acknowledge- Deaths from Munstroke--Hongkong of Hien fuug the number of wives which PALMERSTo lived," said Earl DERBY, change, Order, or other similar Instru- Meeting of the Legislative Council-The British morality would allow him, or de-"the conservative party would have been ment, or if any Person shall make, execute, parted, for snell part of every gut 0 10
ment of or leg any goods to be ex- to any
Deed, Instra proposed Stamp Act-A respectable procide on the legitimacy of the multifarion's content with the position" they held at
Royal offspring which are pretty sure in the time of his death. What that pos- stamped or insy, engrossed for any sum not exceeding $10 10:5
stamped Paper or other Material, which should bear a Stamp of the vaine set forth in Schedule annexed
this Ordinance, every.
SD such Person offending shall (unless in any case in which a higher penalty is imposed by this Ordi- nance,) forfeit a sum Dot exceeding Fifty Dollars or a sun squal value of the Stap omitted to be used, if the sum so calculatén exceed Kitty Dollars.
A
secutor-Trial and sentence of pirate leader-Regatta Cluh--The weather.
conrse of time to make their appearance. tion was is thus described by Lord DERBY: ADVICES received to-day from the North
to "My Loris, for my own part, I should per Labourdonnais give us some fresh news We confess to some sympathy with these
have been well content to hold the position of the Japanese complications. Chosin has longings (being of Hongkong-Hongkong-which I have occupied for the last seven been beaten by the troops of the Tycoon.itish) but fear that this wicked and per years, honoured with the confidence of
great and powerful party-powerful enough It appears that he had accepted the terus verse generation of officials who now oc-
to exercise no inconsiderable control over offered him by the latter, but his retainers cupy our high places are not likely to ro- the public affairs of this country, powerful enough to give to the wist and prudent mi- would not allow him to fulfil his part of the engagement; so war became inevitable, sognize the necessity of giving Hongkongnister of the Liberal party a useful support and at first Chosiu was worsted. Just be the proud preeminence she corets, and and check which enabled him to curb and
some of his more impatient adherents." fore the mail left, however, news came that would suggest a few of the reasons which restrain the over-eager impetuousuess of Far removed. from the party squabbles his troops had iu turn defeated those of the probably influence the minds of our stiff Tycoon; the fortune of war may therefore necked rulers to continue in the course of which are inseparable from political life in England, there was, in the higher ranks policy they follow. be said to vary on either side.
In the first place the Governor is Gov- of the conservatives, a fenting that Lord ernor of Hongkong-a étatement which PALMERSTON was the safest guide in the some of our readers may consider more home or foreign policy of the country. trug than new. But we mean to in- So much is now in effect gracefully ack-
The forojio has requested the foreigu Ministers to cousent to the closing of the inland sea white bostilities are going on-not by any means an unreasonable request, ws ahould think. When pressed to explain to
of Simonosaki, they replied that "they were not very particular as to the mere passage through." No answer had been given by the foreign Ministers at the date of the maif's departure,
ever.
On Un-
Ten times the
Following clauses enable the Governor
Stamps to be used; he may also authorize in Council to prescribe the form, &e,, of the use of adhesive Stamps for transfer of shares of Banking corporations, er for other than the instruments mentioned in this ordinance;" and such adhesive Stamps when bona fide used must be cancelled under a penalty not exceeding 50 dollars. XIII. The Duty imposed by this Ordi- nance on Foreign Bilis of Exebauge stall
in but payable out of the Colony, and ou accmnt of all Bills drawn out of the Colo- hy which shall be accepted, endorsed, trans- ferred, paid or otherwise negotiated within payable; and the Duty so imposed on Bills the colony, wheresoever the same way he drawn out of the Colony may be denoted Billa as hereinafie directed, by adhesive Stans to be axed to such
XIV. Every Bill of Exchange which shall purjors to be drawn at my Place out of the Cubny stalk for all the purposes of this Ordinance he deemed to be a Foreign Bill of Exchange drawn out of the Colony and shall be chargeable with Stamp Duty accordingly, notwithstanding that in fact the Colony. the same shall have been drawn willin
what extent they meant to close the straits Ply tint his business lies in Hongkong nowledged by Earl DERBY, and his lan-{ be paid on account of all Bills drawn with- | alone: that he has to govern Hongkong 3guage is a sufficient answer to the depre- and that there would be just as much ciatory aneers by which some dilletante reason in making the Governor of Jamai-politicians try to weaken the claim which on Minister to Washington also, as in Ford PALMERSTON has established upon placing the Governor of Hongkong in all Englishmen to whom the honor and From PEKING we have no news what direct relation with the Chinese Covern-interests of England are dear. Consider People up there have quite a talent ment-in fact far more, in view of the ing how the deceased state-mau's approval for seclusion and nua correspondence with special character of our relations with of the war operations in China has been the outer world. At CHEFOO the Gaol China. In the old times it was different. attacked by some of our local quiduanes, seems to be of somewhat flimsey unsterials, Canton was the residence of the Commis the unqualified testimony borne by Earl as an Europena prisoner has twice escaped sinner for all foreign affaire, and the GovRBY to his morits is particularly grati
From HANKOW we learn that the wator zrnor of Hongkong was also. British Mi-fying; though we dare say that the pre- sent Premier has, like many others, takey has at length cease rising, though there is uister. But when we began to trent di- no apparent decrease; humorous descrip. rectly with the central Government at much time to learn, what Lord PALMERS tious are given of pople cruizing round Peking, we did away with that arrange-ros had prescience enough to discover at their billiard tables în sampaus, and wo ment and appointed a Minister at Peking: a glance, that force only could bring about shult doubtless bear a good many apocry and as the Governor of Hongkong cannot the condition of things that would prove pbal stories before the memory of the great possibly reside at Peking it is absurd to most beneficial to the Chinese Empire, flood dies away; batin sad and sober earn-suppose (even were there no other reason) and most advantageoue to foreign interests est, the damage done must be something that he could be our Minister to China. in China, frightful, and its full extent will not be rea-
The great grievance, however, is that be lized until the water has subsided and foun-
within a short time.
↓
The holder of a bill drawn out of the
Boud for payment of money, And so on through a graduated state up to $5000, which le charged with a duty of
25
Ditto for every further $5000, or any part thereof
Charter party or agreement for hiring a ship for sea,
10
0
1
Composition Deed with credi-
5
0
20 100
tora
Letter or Power of Attomey, Trust Deed for Creditors Polices of Insurance, life or
test
1 .0
Strin
Cross examined by Mr. Pollard. When they left the horse it was about a quarter to agven. I went with them to the Hotel
d'arope. I had seen the defendant very often going part in a chair and walking. went to the plaintih to see about Kone notes of the Commercial Bank. He said nothing to me about the defendant, I de not know his name. Plaintiff asked me if remembered the person who had come to his house as a witness. He told me the man would not pay him the $1000. Ila told me this on the day when he took the sunions out; he mentioned he bad.
taken out the suminous six or seven days ago, cannot say if it is ten days back.
I re
lect what happened on 30th June, as I have to be examined every month on the 27th by the Colonial Surgeon, and it was twn or three days after. Plaintif said he had two Promissory notes ready. I saw two papers
hich
W plaintiff produced from his box. "Ha never told me that any one was coming. 1 do not live with the plaintiff, but at the Police Station. I do not take any anals I have taken them with him in with him. Laser Row about mouths back. I can. swear I did not take, a meal with bin
reqiare called and re-examined. I
have
property, for every $500) or part- thereof
0.25 Receipts for debts abore $10, 0 3 Protest of any Bill of Exchange- or promissory note, for any
ave had several transactions with the de- fendant On the 24 of January last he went Profest of any master of vessel 1 0 security for Str. Omnninglund. I once laut. Notice of intention of such pro-
him $20 or 500 which he repaid about 2 0:25. years ago. He came to my house ami ask- ed me to lend him the money. I had On Bauker's notes, Promissory notes known him before for three years and a ball. or other instrumenta issued by any banker I had no other trousaction with him until or banking corporetion in the Colony, my house. he exvic to
Jauntary bat
asked. me to lend
come. security and pay be interest. Chu for local circulation and payable to bearer in 1600, defendant saying he would be on demand, a Stamp Duty of one half perningham paid me the interest nutil he left cent per $100 of the average value of such the Colony, save them the defendant les
paid ne
I cannot say whether Cunning notes in circulation during each half year.ba was in the Colony when the note "There are many other tome in the (sked. A) was made by the defendant. Cunningham's elitets were sold by ancCELON schedule, but the above are sufficiently indicative of its range.
SUMMARY JURISDITION COURT
Hongkong, August 21, 1868. Before Jus C. War, Esyre. Leding Fidye.,
come fur mouths ago. Camingham, owed
me $1000 when the two pats were made; I Adil not suẻ hún as he had given the pro
anissery mode d in four months and a link. und the time was not up.. He told me hut was.
bankrupt I did but go,
prove my
delt.
had my security, took my meals at hund yesterday, na bind Khan did not esterday. The
Mr Cur as I showed t
tate his meals with me
papers
A and B were written
و الانام
Sufferdeen » Bheim Virėjeo.
penter 1 thephotographs I Colony must affix an adhesive Stamp thereon bofore negotiating it, under a The Hon. The Attorney General and Me. Mr Lobsebgid and 3r Hochstetter Trata penalty of 50 dollars for neglect; Bills Pollard, QC were retained for the plain the defendant some time before. I canhot tiff by Mr. Caldwell (Mr. Pollard comhct way I showed the same photographs to both; or Policies, drawn in a set of two or more, ing the case), Mr. Barnard, instructor by or if there were two un tice fignios un
tlein. I do not know where they are now must all be drawn on paper duty Stamp- Mr. Hazeland appeared for the
The action was brought to recover the the defendant was willing to pay the money penalty not exceeding five
of $5000 601A
on a promissory note, the de- the day on which I went to Mr Hochstetter. ed, under hundred dollars for omission. A penalty fendant having become guarantee or securiI went to Mr Hochstetter the next day of two hundred and fifty dollars is provi-ty to the paynient of the above sum for oue with the photograph as I had heard that
R. Cunningham,
the defendant was send that the defens
to Bombay Plaintiff declared, states. I claim $500 did not tell Abatt from the defendant on the promissory note dant, would not pay me, told him he Antious begin to show how they have been is not Superintendant of Trade. But SIGNIFICANT.-In spite of the success of what is implied by that title and why is the Prussian arms, and of the concessions
1 now produce made by the defendant. was one of my wildases and must attend apped.
The XVIII clause declares that duti. That mark on it was made by the defen- Court. I never told him the defendant's
dant in the From SHASCHAE there is no important the Minister appointed to that post? which have been made by Austria, symp-
of the Rev. Mr Los none. presence
I did not get the promissory potes political news, except that the Foreign Com Because he is in the first place in direct toms are not wanting that France will able writings not duly Stamped are incheil and witnessed by him; afterwards and dune, as the defendant fold ate to Mr. Hochstetter pants in, and the defra; wait. The notes were written on the morn Buls are about to make a formal protest to prsonal communication with the Chinese not permit Conut Bismarcks to act pre-admissible as evidence in civil proceed-out stated to bite that the mark was using of the day on which The Getend put
seanse.
every cise the cause.
Governor of
deil for making or dealing with post- dated Bills.
A) was
bessing
ne note only;
!
This
ed it, nor
·1.
Stating
time that
sued
the Ministers at Peking with respect to the Goverment which the
cisely as he pleases. An article in the ins; the ordinance does not apply to I gave the defendant no money, but he was his mark. He told me to make ozó pay- new Municipal Regulations for the French Hongkong e old unt. be, as shown above; zomi-official Free declares that "a Prus such writings tendered as evidence in security for Mr. Cunningham; had a falde Ja a mouths and the other in two.
writing which I gave to the defendant when wonths.
་་ Concession. The French seem to have aand in the second place because he is thus sian sovereigu iu Germany, substituting criminal proceedings.
he made the ste.
To the Court.—D-fe plant cannot write, paid Mr. Cuning The inadvertnet exccntion of any in-ham $1000. The defendant gave mis. 2 he had a strap with his name on it, but i genius for getting into hot water with other enabled to promulgate with due authority his supremacy for the Federni Pact, which nations on all questions relating to coloni-the result of the diplomatie negociations he would concentrate the Germanic forces, trainent in writing on paper not duly promissory notes for $500 each. I have said he must put his park The woris
the nut gut
were written by Mr Lolis- other here. The note (marked Rhein zation and concession. As military colenists has undertaken. As to the question of would be so great a
nade on the 30th June 1866, pay chowaut paid me 30 on the Soth Jauger for Franco Stamped, may be remedied within six
being
interest for twoionths on $1000. they are an example to the world; direct communication with the Canton that no Government would be able to weeks, if the collector should be satisfied: able one mouth after date (witness sent for fun enitud the case for the plaintiff
the other note) their angular points are generally more pro
Rev. William Lobschied sworn (Paper
Mr Pollard, before examining the de- fendant, ad
at, addressed the Court, minent than those of any other people, and ese or other local authoritics, we should accept it." As the concentration of that the inadverteney arises from nigent' they manage to give aud take offence with imagine it to be obvions to all, who Germanic forces" is precisely what the necessity or unas oidable accident, in which maiked a shewn him) That is my signa defence to the action was, that the pio
tre. cannot swear it was the defendant the
the
plaintiff a zsal and devotion worthy of a better dispassionately consider the subject, that Prussian Minister is uning at, in order case the penalty will be remitted. There are who made the mark on it as it, was too dark missory note on which
identify the person. I remember with was a
Is a Forgery. The defendant never sign- 20 did he authorize any person to Hongkong can have no interests other than to catablish the supremacy of Prussia, it several sections in this clause relating to
Cross-examined Mr. Pollard. The sign
him, A sad record of deaths appears daily in British interests and as the Consuls, sub is not impossible that a very pretty inantficient Stamping, a penalty of twenty the Shanghai papers lately received, Sun-ject to the Minister at Peking, are the sule quarrel may arise out of the difference of times the amount of soficiency being pro- plaintiff exe frst alone and asked me to fendant fever baland that, in fact, the der
witness a paper for him. Fle did not tell wish
with the
plaintiff on the defendant for stroke or Heat Apoplexy being in nearly representatives of those interestsat the ports, opinion that undoubtedly exists on this vided for in the case of four months claps me what the paper was; I did not know inade No demand was ever I told him not to payment of the amount claimed, and the intimation that the latter received was A most foolish letter that Hongkong cannot in any way enffer matter between Bismarck and the Eusing from the date of any insafciently the plaintiff's name.
with my work. He cune in about dusk, a
the service of the summons upon him in appears in the Recontéi about, people being by the principle thus laid down. We do peror. Notoriously the prospect of pence is stamped instrument. These provisions are cons before 4 o'clock as it would interfere anisled as to the meaning of the latter ters not enter into the question of personal regarded in the best informed quarters input to extend to Bills of Exchange. The few days afterwards and, showed me the this action.
document he said
to the man Mr Pallard stated the evidence adduced- for the disease, and wanting to know why
bing who we cannot stick to the old term of sun qualifications with respect to the Gov-| Europe as very delusive. The settlement government will not be responsible for who came with somodded. He did by the plaintiff in troof of his demand wat left the house. The plaintiff came to my nature. The pinion, instead of procuring stroke," the writer entirely ignoring the ernor or Consul for the time being: but of account between France and Prossia loss of or damage to deeds, or any other not tell me the haine of the man; they then of the most misktisfactory and suspicious
a photograph; four figures were men of his own
O two well fact that but a small percentage of deaths if there be cause for complaint on the part for services rendered by the former, has instrument, entrusted to the collector for of the thous
know results from exposure to the direct rays of of the former he can refer the matter to yet to be effected, and one of the most the purposes of being stumped, unless the on it, he pointed one out as the person was obtain the sea color to witness the zott, had sigued the paper. I said I could not gentlemen, Meters Lobscheid and Hochstu the suu, most being apparently caused by higher authorities, who, if they endorse the difficult items is that which involves the same happens through gross negligence or identify the man (photagraph produced) ter the former Laving been in the Colony
that
of tor a very long ti radiated hent We have thus far been action taken by a Consul thus indicate the permanent destruction of the Federal from wilfulness.
see of the town; in doing Clause XXIX provides for a statup The signature there is mine, the plaintiff this the plaintiff's object was will seen; the Conrade golistetter sworn, deposed.--siness in the time, and the latter in - more fortunats in Hongkong. But with conduct which they would have approved Fact-a thing whose continged existence
had it bee on the part of the Colonial would be inconsistent with the policy of on affidavits, not made for the purpose of asked me to be a witness to a promissory neus of identifying the defendant would authorities. This lutter consideration con- Bismarck, bo which is essential to France being led, read, or used in any court of Pete. He came in the evening, about dusk have become more cay to
with another I cannot identify the tryne, whose faces are more rul
The European. Locally the chief items of interest are tains the gist of the whole matter; and unless her boundaries are so rectified justice.
10210 of respectability too that (in the thetiscussion at the last meeting of the Le sincerely as we wish prosperity to this co-as to include the Rhenish provinces. We
The Governor may lower rates of duty He had on a turban and a white lamp to each other, than to
plain's idea) the witnesses' names gate to the promissory notes, would, no dout gislative Council respecting the proposed
or exempt therefrom; may appoint licensed
add much to the support of his claim stamp act; the trial and sentence to death long and every due recognition of the may safely conclude that France will not of a notorious pirate leader; and a trial at Position occupied by the Governor, we do consent to the absorption of the whole of stamp vendors, and make rules for the d-and saw the plaintiff with another nia. The learned Counsel thou called the de-. the Summary Jurisdiction Court, which tiot see in what way the interests of the the smaller powers into the kingdom of resulted in the prosecutor being arrested former or the latter would be benefitted Prussia without receiving an equivalent; g the termination of the case, charged with by the privileges so forforcualy claimed by what shape that equivalent will as
the thermometer shewing 14, in the sun's rays we cannot be too sanguine.
what he showed ne
defendant us that
wilucesed two documents,
Cross-examined by Mr. Pollard.
coat.
at linner. went out into another room
ection of auch vendors. The unlicensed The plaintiff shewed me a photograph, I fendant, who being declared sinted:
think the next day : on it, were 3 figures, I am broker here and have been in Hong sle of etamps to be punishable with fine one was Sufferdeen himself. He asked me koug about 8 years. 1. went to Bondag and impris" nitetit.
if I recollected the defendant, pointing to about 18 months singe. I am very well
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sumnions.
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and wa 31st of Juby Cap- tendert the Potec dock
the i on the insta remanded
15th of Dar
liminary xanimation W. Mitele, wh trial at the Drinioal preme Court His ca- fast, bupostpone other witheseks migh- came of is far befor
1. FA Azevedo
2. Jn. Hodgs
3. Ado Remedi
4. Claris Speech
5. JM.Matson.
6. W W Plaister
7. W Raghes.
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miles
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on to asth: He starsr
feld cofthe About Brishirates
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mate bijow The the
who weft with then get out or be war,
prisoner
was
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and could be them called for the bead n hail something to say
Captain
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Ins then cabin to
bid.
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was then tak ordered toget
the s
was again pointed with us the time I I called my ever to tent they were in ved them t
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orders t
shagia re re speak of the reargu gua ako; valle
this
Was given hom the was in sight: An az
gun
perside,
but
When o nouns, the funk piratesrented on among us prison.
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was place on the in
pened it was light, si
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