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CES ON SUNDAYS UKONG,

DRAL-Morning, it Biskop, Afternoon 5 shop and Colonjal Minister, Rev, D. B.. price, 11 .at. Even-

STON CHAFEL(Ser- orning 10 o'clock

Rev.. Lo Sam Yuen.

The same.

ATHEDRAL-Walling-

T

T. Rajmondi, P. P

2, at 5.30, 1st Mass

rvice in English, by

old 7, 3rd Mass:

rmon in Portuguese;

the afternoon, at. the Rev. S. Chat tuguese; 6, Benedic- AR'S CHAPEL.—Spring ruing, at 7, Mass with y the Rev. F. Yow

tholic Reformatory,

Vigano Service at

↑ Bucse Service in

by Pastor E. Klitzke, half past ten A. in lin Foundling House,

-Evening Service, at

Bishop and Colonist

SYNAGOGUE-Queen's

ce at 4 P., every

TH

et No. 3 West Ter REES T. A. SANGSTER,

NA MAIL.

Y, AUGUST 22, 1888.

THE A. A. G.

er to review the ar

Lordship on Thurs

as delivered his judg

ne part of the pro-

nice to which we are

of silence. The Aut

bal, representing the refused to name a

for trial the Crown against the Chine ng reasona

the circumstances

d to the articles which

day, or rather from

No. 1628 August 22, 1886.J

in all respects the China Mail is pursued for alleged public, and not for privato, lites. For all of which reasons the de- familan, fighting at lung als, climata liberty of stescuting a freely as he chooses on the case as it is disclosed against him."

This was our first avowed intention of treating those libels as a matter which we should regard as exceptional, and we ere not without hope that the public ge- nerally will, under the peculiar cir- curatances of the caso, agree with us that our intention is just. But what has been the effect of the articles which have

given, the to process was issued, the same pleas were allowed, the same trial by jury was bad, the same judgment was given by til samo judge, as if the present had originally been by indictment. But when the statute 3 Henry VII. c. I, and extended the jurisdiction of the court or she sludges of the hut, the fact, on the the sole judges of the faw, the fact, and the pulty; and when the statuto of 11 Henry VII o. 3, had permitted informations to brought by any informer

mer nun any petal statute, (not extending to life to fear

who were determine the same according to

tus dissolution the old common prosecuting or rather delaying to prose-taw authority of the Court of King's Bench, cute-against the China Mail. There is the mistos murum of the nation, being

THE CHINA MAIL.

-TO-DAY'S POLICE.

ferings.

third

this season is conducted. Cariously enough, mies upon a piece of planke in order to with the other articles of food. Me Leucli A BILL introduced by Sir J. Fergussion however, the potent fun we heir) has been on himself. He soon fell asleep, and is an authority upon such a subject as this into the House of Commons, "for removing storded by the authorities, and the waist in the arms of Morpheus, à sake of whom it is dicicult to ainsay ur resist, doubts as to the sality of certain murri mated with its attendue dangers is stil the most virulent description seems to have Me has had uel upurience in the treat--ages between british subjec s in China and intact. We likewise hour it cumored taat erept under his broad trowser and bit him ment of that peculiar form of disease in slaewhere, and for acuding the law relat

: the Insurance Companies have in conse in the thigh, which made him jump apded by want of anti-scorbitius, and has,ing to the marriage of British subjecta in quence declined to insure various tenemente whent with a laudable conrage he got hold no doubt, had ample opportunities in this foreign countries, has been read bud buildings in the vicinity of the said of the reptile by the head and kiled it matter of trading effects to their causes time bon-re building 16 would appear that instanter

and passe Hongkong and its Fire-Master have not yet he seems to have neglected to procure for proved dietary scale for Merchant Sunmen arose the other ught in supply," as to an Very imprudently, however, Hu angg at that the question of an ins CONFUL CAMERON,A strange question aapped full of fire or its calamities. himself some antidote to onmuteragt the should be takon up by the Incal Marine item of £600 for house raut fur the Bri eftro of the snake's bita till the following Boards generally, and chat Shipowners antish Consul at Minssovali." Colcuel Sykes WILFUL MURDER.

morning, when he began to fuel a

4 peculiar

aliould be invited to express their asked, as well bo

ho might, why this vote The verdict of Wiltul due turned sensation all over his body, which in the opinion. There can be no doubt our Ship should be continued, soring that the cau their own discretion; then it was that by the Coroner's Jnry against the thief course of 24 hours after the bito, turned owners are the people, next to the wet snl had been recalled two or three years the legal and orderly jurisdiction of the officer (Shatawell) of the American ship blue, and in spite of the exertions of

THE SOUN

themselves, who are, most interested. A since appeared in the China Mail? One Cuirt of King's Bench fell into disuse a Sootoo, was yeater.'ny confirmed by Mr he breathed his lust. In consequence of sickly Crow means a ahip suor:-lauded, and Lord Stanly replied that, although Cameron had been rolled, it was well was elicited by His Excellency's dis oblivion; and Epson and Dudley, (the May, who committed the prisoner for trial this yeni rence a heap of fire-crackers were a ship shurt-handed as in constant danger known to the House tnt he had been Mamer, through the Ubief Justices of wicked instuments of King foury the at the Supreme Court on the charge of object of frightening away not only the state of unseaworthiness.

burned

in the neighbourhood, with thein, what may be termed, a chronic datained in Abyssinia by causes not within official knowledge of, or action to, seventh), by hunting out obsolete penalti, Murder Air Pollard, 9.0, contended flint

We are at

are at all bis

To this Mr Sergeant any sctions. Others related to the temure and this tyrannical mode of prosecution, with the cirennstances attendant upon the death shoot of tip de ce info visited the bees-wits the shipowner is the prosecution of sign was taut Uument Cameron's house rent

own control" tho departed, but also the devil times verse to log si tive interferones Giselee rejoined that the general impres of Macao by the Portuguese. Lord Stan- other oppressive dovicus continually harasset of the Chinese sampah mau conflity in the form of a she-ya.

which is lay's remarks on the "grave amil note- Crown. The latter of these Acts was econ, swell; while, as regarded Edgoomb (2mi the subject, and ahaanefully enriched. tbe

such a charge against even Shat-fity in the

businesa, and such an intureconce had, during his detention, been provided The sail rians" character of the abuses of the indeed, repealed by statute 1 Honry VI. officer, there was not a title of evidence! Penil verm's steam competition on the [ su tie present instance may not be neden- ! for at the cost of the late King Theoiloca."

river, threatens to become a very se-sury. coolia emigration carried on from Macau o 6; but the Court of star-Chauber com- against him. Edgeomb was therefore dis tione question for the deliberation of the be got to agree upon a dis ary scale, in of compensation to Mr Cameron for his auf- the Shipowners as a body conditimately the vote was agreed to, as a sort alicited some additional observations, tinued a high vigour, and daily increasing charged, and Shatswell was admitted to board of directors. Report has it that the which anti-scorbotics auld form a cou But not one bore any reference to the its a authority, for more than a century longer, bail in the sum of £400.

intention of sending the Kukiang Japan- stant and principal element, the chango AN OLD BEQUEST.-The trusts of Wil- merits of the case, or uses, which the till fually abolished by statute 16 Car. I

wards has been abandoned. If so, it will could then be introduced and carried out fan and Mary College, Virginis, received. learned Attorney General of Hongkong is c. 10.

be a step in the right direction, for, with under the suspices of the Board of Trade, from England a few weeks since a remittance Дрож

four boats rouning, one of them at least and guaranteed, if necessary, by medical of 8,000 dols., the accumulated proceeds of Mr Goodlake at this morning, and thore may require an overhauling some day, and inspection. The subject is one of urgent a legacy let for the college in 1742. by au was a great dearth of sensations. not a syllable in either that can be confond necessary to reale soutos here for the looking characters with boug no better than the list meeting a speisker is reported will have conferred an esse tial boncñtupal legacy was Lou sterling, to be ap lispector Shwad sharged four suspicious is its locum tenens to cue from? importance, and the South Shields Board Buglish lady named Alargaret Whaley. The strued into a contempt of court, Had peace and good government of the kingdom,

hayo günə za t

to the extrinity of remarking the Mer Dervice- upon the larger plied by the executors of the Whaley estate they been equally, innsicuous in respect was again revived in practice. And it is a lot to stated that his pet to that the company is bound to loss one portion of the Carrying Trade of the to Wiliam and Mary College, and has been of the Acting Attorney General of itong observable, that in the same Act of Parleuch a house in Taipingalian Stretfur stemmer some dny, insterul of directing his Juunity-they-ininos other Local Marine hitherto unknown or forgotten until no hang, the Chains Bait would have been at which abolished the court of Star Mandarin. In the house he found the attention to this above stated contingency Blounts, and eventually, the shipping todoutaly liecovered by a lawyer in search- spared the outburst of spleen it had to conviction by the lugar, together with other pronta thres boats on the Canton line was another to deal with it in the proper spices

portups he suspected that the running of terest at largs, to take up the question, anding over some old papers

“ and Ma Kasam made his first public appear- modes of conviction of such person as should

of the Company's exporting ts," although affectually. There is mutuer mutter reance since his arrival in England from The pevecial reuntation enjoyed by the offend a third tiis against the provisions of the furniture in the room; but tliere iras he and his baviler altareholders will havu ferred to by Are Lemachu wiltuch domands no Alyasinin ne the distribution of priore at Acting atornicy General is of the very that statute. It is true, Sir Matthew Hale, ety of gly, with it to pay for it. The scarcity of Lichers this tice. A Correspondent, in a leter which King's Collage, London, of which he was

A small prayer-book who presided in this cont first class; but professionally he seems to

soon after the ge

bouring on

kind cominauding $1. be of a very vindictive duracter. Thus, time of suedi revival, is said to have beun nor covor the use of " A. L. Turner tan inged from the fact of the appeared. summe short time, since in the Strip formerly student

$1.95 per catty ving froud to he won't bring to trial a defendant win it so, the reason of sucli ise dialike was pro- users Phillips Alours & Co. He was lu- making heat-py with their sienusids in the majority of cases, disease is Mr Rassam said: "I am much happier

method of prosecution, and together with an invoice book belonging to this iaio. Meti-gong-ites are suid to to needless or as useless insuch as

was also amongst the property produced: Oranges are to be seen in the market up to the und Mercantile, Gozitie, referred to Maclear, B.D., the head master, amidst

કાતી વા inspection of Seamen as

as unbounded a plause, propused that his cas, attendance should be voicomed. has, as he says, aspersed a friendly a hably the ill use which the master of the fomed that the property of which he was against Mingqua's calate, and are expected contracted

In reply tion, but lets that nation lie muler an al Crown Office then me of his authority, Ileged imputation of u disgraceful and by perso

subject to be harassed with iu search, had been removed. The sect obtain a settlement on the principle that sebore. the last twelve hours today than i was in chains at 2 Magdala,

and only developes itself at an unch obliged to you for your kindly. warly nature; nor will he necept au sections:

applied to by was sent to the owners of the last-men-half a loaf is better than no bread.

tioned articles, and on his return stated the apology tendered in open Cquit, by any malicious or recengeful presentar rather property must have been stolen.

icach, an emphatic contradiction. Mr Tur

experienov gleaned on board the Dread-decoration of the reception-rooms and stair- A PRENORWOMAN'S VENGEANCE. return- For the power at once, to-morrow punitive poivers of the Court by a wrong of filing informations, without any control, Primers are sent to Gaol for identifiva-rates the following incident :---

a urgent durasinis.

rought being Bunday. A correspondent of an Indian paper saght shows that in tuo nity instances, case at the new Foreign-oflies having been

on have

prosented themselves to completed, they were handed over by the. journalist. We have not offended against and, being filed in the name of the Crown

claimed to be chair-coolies, and Let us recu, do

diseaso developed in form

30 pro were thrown open for the Grab time on the the Court in any of thy remarks that we they subjected the

to no costs referred to ai

wo ait nuder the trees nounoud as to requ iloctor's that personage

ago curl nas be found; and the antongst the nurses relate what happened to prove its opsturen. Many (proceda Staulay, the Foreign Secretary. The re- occasion of an entertainment given by Lord certificats have made, nor do we intend to enter ou though on tal they

to bo grouut

case was unfecisted when our reporter left. to one of them the other dayan net of Mr the merits of our case until they are dis-leas. This oppressive use of thee in the

Lench] Me Blackwood appeurd, according to re feniale vengeance, which has set all Paris are useless us

sigu join the ship, ani ception was

was preceded by a dinner party. hands for works after The asgust was serveri in the Cabinet boarding-house without a endast produced a one-latory letter aud sip was

Do three weeks ago at license.

sinsing thereby loss of room, and covers were laid for dorid purse in a Browy apr mannal

twenty-

stating that defendant was shipping traster sue,

endure on Thursday last.

information is

reckoned up as one of

CODE HOLD

whenever

thoir suspicions character. There was

brother barrister; and he invokes the than his doubt of the legality, or proper's prayer-book was ordered to hir

by

on

At

sca.

Microtun

The Rev. G. E.

statement meets with, from die NEW FOREIGS OFFIUR.The interior

The

pretence on the head of an offending he resided in this breast of the master on.. These for mod plagieter bul† leries, and wait the yardons of the sign articles, they have beon "the subjects aretitect to the Board of Works. They

.

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As Nas, 1

close to the public, or until other circumstime preceding the Revolutioii, ocean, to newer a summons for having kept talking of orng else this wouk. Abont beat, additional work to the rest eight. The different cums thrown open.

of the

of King

We feel some, amount of pity for the tility by the judgment of the Court often the ABrian. Consul (Bir Allen), one of the waiking in these gardens with the tres, and loss to the Owner." We and the grandi atairease were decorated with

and opticasion. Cluser observers will of course detect at motive for these infor- mations, that is ludden from the world at large, and the real reasons for delay in prosecuting them will never perhaps become very generally known, because it might be libellous to put them into print. But the sorness evinced by the det ing Attorney General is easily explainable The case has not turned out as promising as he thought, but that forms no reased

Kt

little

most lovely children possible to confess that, jealous as we are for the in

boy about eleven months old. seemed

the Vonintate, that he always very con slogantly dressed lady of distinguished interference, we cannot enterstaust, much ather, occupying a portion of the west front a variety of cnutes tropical plants and flow upendence of the Stapower of legislatives. Three apustunts opening into asoh veniently stowed away the destitute sea-appearance

reficshment rooms, and on and get into con the inspection of Seamen, as preach side of the grand stairesses which was Tways bebaved himself

Thefendant voration with the surse, asking all about vided for by the act of last Sovion. Cho

the

e from the Cpusalate, and that he al- the beauty of the cliently attructul by less sympatiitse, with the objections against were no us refis

well

the

it

band of the Grenadier Guards. ichost admiration was coxproned of the

and or their decoration. The new office wil sent staircase and reception-rooms,

of July,

But in a ship" 13 made') was opened for public business on the Ist

by the Owner or Master The inspration is only

stances may leave us at liberty so to dele, outer the scission of

to promie a declaration of their position in which the Acting Attorney King's Bench. But sir John Holt, who General bes placed himself. It is a pity then presided there, and all the judge, that a loug professional life, honorably were clearly of opinion that this prose fins

TA pursued, should be associated with an act was gruanded on the common law, au which public opinion, at home and abroad, could but be then impeached. And in will pronounce to be one of pure tyranny Jew years afterwards a more temperate restated that he had been to eve this Harbor the little one. For teu days following inspector is appointed by the Local Marine with grins cloth, was stationed

medy was applied in

Lin parliament, by statute & Wideal. i. 18, which enacts, that the Master, who had referred him to Mr Changhare beautiful young lady made her ap Boards 16 Porta, Whicže te re as such dark of the Crown shall not file any info it was the province of the Magistrate tu tand always sought out the same surse and Trale. The inspection of a Seaman ay

Put that the do

Acting Superintendinit thenight pearance in the afternoon in the garden. Bonis at ther Ports by tits Board of aration willmut express direction from the Was Court of King's Bench, and that every range boarding licenses. The case was child. Usually she had some sur content,

therefore concluded in a mist permitted to promote sue in- prosecutor

Stel

which she gave the little fellow. Un plying fe Two fishecines from Stanley were charg eleventh day, instead of tas ban-hoa, it was of Bucht with a himation, shall give security by à reg

the Danrument dia biscuit. She put it in the little boy's superative so far as the inspector is a breich of niamce of twenty pounds to

to proscente name with effects and to pay costs to the ance, in that they had two words on hand anal kissed him, while tears rolled concerned, who what performs, ie if it defendant, in case his bo noquitted thereon, that he was certain that the fishernien were gone, the mice, nocording to proscriptive and who must, in addition, give a still The constable who chargeil said town her cheeks. When the kint lary was is required by the Blaster or Owner, unless the judge who tries the information litating a holatie kidnapping of girlar usage, at the roumant of the inserit which ball curtify that there was reasonable envs.

gate under his bal, stating whether the tor ating

out his Worship said he could not go into the child bad left unfinished. The boy soon Lasix

man or man inaposted are in a fit state for the information shall be tried within

should say that a a Ship aluost immediate

Master or hie ծութioyc2, who if he had year after is joued. But there le stasion of the words thus their mucuried home and wied

words to bent away the devils, His Wor-wother's arus. The uuren alan took siuk

he may an exibited by the master of the Crowship, however, remarked that he had no op and died last Monday. Unt before her lection of any of the lamia he was about hood; and if he be not a gradusta

testing that tippet of black." The object of the Bill is Office; arid cousupply informations at ninett to pets, copy tits cits vos of over asino the women was able to give partiens hingelf of the opportunity of working whit timp, if he think ft, weas frome decorte

pata stup the chance bunt Lars of the lady of the biscuit. The

condition

the Shatate, would kil "provided by have been able to find her, and the iys-incur a serious responsibility. Ar church worsnin, and it would prohibit orna- would scoure uniformity in the performance of and 1st defendant fined $5 or 7 dad ishor bably be terminted by the guilloting,

Loach very properly and forcibly observes: Meats, tuceuse, aul lighted candles. Should Five boxtroen, belonging to the pully

No. 8 of 1858 (Police The Onli

linauice

why he should, invite the Chief Justice to entand; at all oughts, to pay that question. Prisoners explained the began to utter piteous screams... His was duty at sea.

BILL TO REGULATE CLERICAL VEST- XENTS--Lord Shaftesbury has introduced

that every minister whan saying the clerical vestments It provides, inter alia, a Bill into the House of Lords regulating

prayers in any church," a wear surplice with aleres, and shall be at booty to wear over the surplico, as at presont, a plain black silk scarf. If ha be university

did on Thursday laat, for no offos what proving in this Aol, that it shall not oxtonder was sick in Hữu boit, au 1 they had be in horrible conrülciums in his father's and the slightest misgivings as to the sanitary graduate to play also wear the university

fine and imprison the China Mail, as he

ever, nor will it check us in the past

to any other informatiina than those which

sace of the intention we have already

nounced.

Tur Attorney General, based his legal right to refuse to bring Reging v. Saint to trial, mainly on the 60th Geo. III. and 1st Geo. IV. 0, 4, which is (carious

general, at lowisu restrained thereby.

tia

bard

to

the suit of the Crown, filed by the attorney robberies. The boat would be forlately of the terrible tragedy, which will would urge the utility of medical, it pass into statute, for a breach of either. days; 2nd defendant, two days an unravelled La dami àn biscuit, as inspection entirely from the Shipowner's; of its provisions the bishop shall have power

AN "EX OFFICIO" PROSECUTION OF THE OLDEN TIME.

bot No. ld, were charged with a beal Paria cali her, was seduced by the father unint of view, for the right, wonat / pnblic prayers for threa TONEHE. The

of the chill under promise of suat

mariage. ber sa

of

speed of the vessel, to inhibit the ottendor from saying the In 1808 Leigh Hunt and his brother din nee) It appears that their bust left thelle bike his vow and gave his hand to profoundly depend upon the number, com-

ely, and that of ly enough under the circumstances), Jolm blished the now well-known and wharf at 9pm. Thop

balance of probabilities incline against this to police bost chase another the mother of the murdered in- entitled "An Aut to prevent delay in the famous bewapapir,s. Examiner." to it for a distance of 9 uitles. There was noody bout save years ngu. Hung the petancu, and sanitary state of hue Crew." Bill becoming law during the life of the administration of justice in cases of mis-Leigh Hunt was now in his proper element. as number on the bout's stern; and the fertible vengeanes. The aurse's death was free very important question has been present Parliament.

forced

attention by the great. demeanour." The Hon. Mr Ball: evidentia belonged to the liberal interest, and owner has been ap before. Espector Doly. But an accidental consequence ng warning increase of sourvy in the Merchant Service. ty regards the Act as having been framed was an enthusiast for reform when it was remarked that the boat in que lion was this to greedy and gluttonous bonnes. The crima Ainoget medient on there is

Bo doubt with a different intout. The following dangerous to be so role is freely as fast at pull-way that is this arbor, kad or poisoning je, imbul, making furful whatevar as to the uwise, wow the slightest ha thought, and the eyes of Sir Vicary had been unsuccessfully chased over and gress on the Continent. In the Gironde misgiving that, if the simple mease of Gibbs, the Attorney General, wer

were soon over again by the Pulice. Prisoner had al-two women were last week found guilty of using anti-scorbution as articles of daily That in case any prosecution for a mis-fixed upon the paper, ander prosecutivu. His Worship fined bin $50 or can mouth's Invies in Franco sve very merciful. In this will disappear from umvigst our Seabion.

A double la

crew-poisoning their husbands with antimony food be adopted, this formidable disease proper number of demeanour instituted by his Majesty's at the bonor of a government torney or solicitor general in any of the Twice did the public prosecutor assail the hard laber, for having broken the Ordi horrible case they saved the lives of the unnatical murderessos by adding "exté- places"

is the clause

murts aforesaid, shall not he brought toer, and twice-d he fail. This only nances in sever half of a Chinese clienatinig cirenmstances" to their verdict. brial within twelve calendar months next curved to increase bis zest, and on veeu- Mr. Tyller, on after the plea of not guilty shall have beension was soon found to bring the indepen-mist, applied for a warrant for the appe- I read the trial aut could seo hone myself; pleaded therein, it still to lawful for the lent mrgan and its writers within the lieusion of two common swindlers who had but it way be lenglish stupidity, court in which such presection shall be province of his offico. The Prince Regens obtained 40 taols of gold leaf (value about

to

$1,000) under false pretences, having ra- presented that they were Mandarin's cons

MISCELLANEOUS.

DR. CAYLEY'S MISSION TO LAD KH

(Friend of Zudis, July 9.) Few papers appear at first sight more prosaie in this world of commerce and com- mon place than the official reports which are occasionally published in the Gazette of India respecting the proceedings of officers The have

been

employed on special mis- along

Fat a very litt

little examination of the

amongst the exiles, there has not been widely differing from us the workt of.

depending upon application be made on bal just betrayed his old friends; and his the behalf of any defendant in such prose old enemies were in ecstacies at his dust, sution, of which application twenty days At the annual dinner of the Irish on St. and holders of bille on hangs here to the previous notico shall have been given to his Patrick's Day, 1815, the Prince of Wales extent of $4,000. The warrant was grant Majesty's a

I solicitor general, to was not present, and the toast which once ed; but we believe a subaequat application Battorney or make an order, if the sailors shall see was hailed with enthusiasm of Irish threw (No. 57) and an old womar | important questim of i

Fight on tho afair just cause so to do in such pros- Uf course, The Examiner" had an article were brought up on remand for being con- | of our Senmon,

authorising such de applanse, was how reveived with hisees.

A lokong for enci defemlant to bring on such trial Attorney-General wusia article the curved in the theft of a bundle of eluthes pear to have been suggested by a count growing suttlement, and the vigorette efforts which pure that they all belong to the

fendant to bring o

the cutivi; and it shall thereupon be lawful

the

ubject,

and on

Dreadnought, directs itary condition vieta, This is no doubt dus, in a grant festmg in a thousand different ways those

Mr. Leneli's

Ir is reported frana Port Blair. that since the Government have adopted the plan of subject matter will often carry the general aeading the families of convicts to the An- realer far away into a new world, amongst SANITARY CONDITION OF OUR

danan islands and sanctioned marriago

'

having objects a strange people

of interest SEAMEN.

and display- (Mitchelle Maritime Register.)

single oscape amount the prisoners. Weing a marvellous ignorance are also glad to hear, that the aborigines civilisatio in which he has lived and moved Mr. Lench, the medical resident at the are

hve

rm his birth, but at the same time mani- to the very now almost ceased to molest the cou

nicasing to remarks ap

to the manifest

of power

the desires for money, power and plasare, down as ca. The from the do. The fokang, who was in discussion at the South Sheirts Local Made by the authorities to recover the

brotherhood of mari great writer had. quoted a prasege from the pain clothes, was sent to the Station by Mrrine Bough, where the subject of dietary crews of ships wrecked on the coast, loyalist piper The Put, in which the Lister, who, however, had not oh wged him. suples was ninet, with a view to

lare-

to some future Prince was designated an "Adonis.

Betion on o lolung had no revision, and to some (papector Urimes

the Government. The Act of Just mess the commentator added that he right to be in plain clothes. His Worship part of the

wass corpulout man of fifty For this and it was all the worse, he being s lokog: Session, which came into operation on the

of the present year, is, as

as far as it THE following, from Blackstone, shows found guilty, fed a thousand pounds, and mouths, 14 days of which to be solitary goes; a wise

so far worked well Bit of careful was the paternal government wicked, wis sent a month to Gol informations is regarded by our best that day of the interests air wolfare of

wyers, and how it has been abused- their children!...

of

accordingly, unless a nolle prosegui shall

have been entered in such prosecntion."

PROSECUTIONS BY THE

CROWN.

fendant's paper, I cat-

when the case comes

p you will, I am sur

Edant in reference to

did with a party some

the Acting Attorney

ve been no articles.

his judgment and lis

in relation to the in-

be merits of the cases, within the cogniz however much they the Acting Attorney nhor Horta's exami abstained from com- ng our willingness to But after that won- of the non mi ricordo

from the statements what bad come to our

authoritative sour

in saying openly (on

خوارد

onder but uneven come

s for making these 1

it of discussion in off

dinary circumstatio

jd be

us

ratore

good

But it is

Regina v. Bank

her subjects,

on behalf of another

subjec a. It is avpred

that no private injury-

he alleged libals that

affects only collective

rácter that the funda sts of the prosecution onchoquer; and that

tale.

The story of the origin of Dr. Cayley's THE King of Barmah has sent his Kal mission is now porlaps 3 twico-told aroun, or Minister for Foreign affairs, on a 1863 Mr Davies repreau ted in his valu- a mission to the Chief Commissioner of le raport in the commerce of Central. British Burma. Tie nuderstood that the Asia, that all trade between British terri- chief object in view is the extradition of atory and Eastern Turkistan was virtually Musulan jewel marchant who had been arrod by the excessive transit duties isvied

I he and his brother were tried for libel, and he would send him to Gol for six first day of the present measure, a entrusted by the King, with inwall ry va by the alarajaks of Cashmore. how the extreme prooveding of ex officio deutended to two years! iniprisbument. S The old woman, who His Worship call leading objects of His Aot are to enforced at £6,000 for disposal in British India. oppressive exactions were not i

There can be no doubt but that this mode

tion) filed on record by

the attorney-gung-

prosecution information ( sugges

as patient as the common law itself. For,

LOCAL

as the sovereign was bound to prosemite, or to be conferred on Klin Bahndoor Near

at least to lend the sanctio of his anime to wanjee, the head prieat of the Parsees in the

whenever a grand jury in-

grand jury in- Descan.

and

กาห

we believe, 20 las, we

.

ration of the limitous event; and S | OF many others dompelent to form an opin-

the supply and use of lime or lemon juice of thjesty had grounds for auspecting rate to the Maharajah's own anbjects, but merchant, it appoirs, reichel Calcutta, pan goods imported into. Omhners for Our Canton correspondent writes:Con- good quality, and to provide for the better

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his sintegrity, and accordingly took steps to were charged upon gols in transit through trary to the gloomy forebodings of some hacminndation of Seamen on board ship.

necessary to i Cashmere

on their way t› Let and Yarkand superstitions individuals the partial olsun- These provisions, however, valuable, din uni, recover bis property, or

of Mr. Sol has not been accoin in the

r. Lowb, and, no doubt, avoce the enpsis for punishment. His The result was that, in Mahara

• took Majesty

the opportunity to convey to jak consented to a very large reduction of panied by any

These

raised

The

1. 18844

tho

titi

r, or by the inaster of the Crown Offices We hear that the title of CS.I. is shortly. colinse Half uttantsil very little notice on wou ou the subject, go far enough; and what / Coluna Rutut his sexity regarding Cap-thio zatos on goods imported into Cashmere; the part of the folestials here, for there seems to be wanted is al dietary senle for the dain Slade, and to clear himself from all and to the adoption of one uniform rate of

total absence of that was

of that demonstrating Merchant Service comprising provisions of changes of being cognizant of the plots that fier par vent transit duty on all goods pas which tiny are known to make on the occasa Choranghly anti-surbatio character. have been directed against that officer and sing through Cashmere territory on their way sion of lunar-eslipses, by gong beating and Preserved articles of food says his power forwarded the expedition; bat who had recently travelled to Laboul, re- Mr. his party, The King has to the utmost of to Leh or Yarkand. In 1866, Dir Forsyth, burning of fite-crackers, Since the phene-Lench] car now be a procured of fan good s

the wild menon we have been experiencing extreme quality, and at no reasonable a rate, and in his infue description.

tribes a ni Immediately duetion of duties by Some three or four more charred fraghout, and it is indeal souta sa is action to so convalent & form for stowage, that it is lying informed of the and committed a gross wiedemeanor, mentaĩ bishies were turned up from know that, acciding to the Chinese calcu- hard to conceive want objection can exist tomanities into which Captalu. Sladan sham; that it was only carried out in

perznimlly against the king or his amongst the ruins of the re to-day by thedar, the dog-days are to a toy.are their entire adoption in the Merchant shipsrty had fallen, the King despatched the would be able to lay their complaints before

a oriininal

presenti

a safticiene ground for instituting

suit;

RD

formed bin

When these his inmeliate officers

their oaths that there was

Werr

herwise suficiently assured that a

Biller

THE F.RE.

(Thura-

that the

goverment, or against the public!

bic peace and prison-gang. This makes the number day), which it is ardently hoped will be of this country."

sixteen the case. We are, however, to thank our good order, they were at liberty,

erty, without counted for now either fifteen or

unfortunato Waiting for wey further intelligence, to con- but so horribly leave the

whether the gang-leaders

limited

prveented to the Gosszument that the re-

monetary

duties by the Maharajah was a euses, when it was leared that the trailers the British

authorities ;ad that he had-

rare

y that information to the Court of King's tinis been marred and mangled, but it stars that the heat fa the only thing that ships which has sa long besu parsined, modi- consider the chronic inpeeniosity of the satisfied himself by uquiries from Russian

ta

ཅ་

of

that,

Dr.

by

Go

try. There can be no doubt ayatem of provisioning Merchant sum of £1,000-no slight saerifice, if we

sijd Imlian. traders if the restrictions it is anys us at presenta alarms of fire to bed though it has been in some mia royal treasury-and ordered the Governor forwarded at still of Bhamo to have the money. stortle any Sikh to trouble us resposts legislation, is

at were only romoved, British goods would Binch by A staypurons un record, and to dificile to say white e alle faredanias of aid in the premete densit, of grows solter susptable of great samprovement. The once to Captain Fladen under a strogo drive out Russian goods from the

arry on the proscention in the unive Crown, But these informations avery two for those of fund to day sex those this may yet by squeezed out of the old ordinary heslave of sale beef, hinds would follow of his instruction ve dean markets of Catrat Asia. Accordingly

hich if were not was dispatoled to these

and biscuit, is not food on which carried it to the very letter. It is to be vernment of Indin, with the primary object City kied) are confined, by the constitutional blackened pieces found to day

The burning of a prodigious quantity of any human being can subsist without phy to acce misdemeanors only for where of children, two of whom appeared to have

here-bren, clasped together when the calamity fire-crackers fume days ago in the front of sierl deturioration: Stipplies if inish vegut regretted this flie Majesty did not in the fansialaing the tariff fixed by the Binhure ever any felonious offence is charged, the

supposed that only shop situated in the neighbourhood of blus are prostred where it may be pinssithe first instance put himself in comminication ji in 1864, and Divan Hira Naud was it he two of the women are now under the rains. Theping Gate attracted this attention of a to do so, and supplies of pre occasionally, sertieds of the farmiese win emesed the Dr. Cayley

with the Rangman suthorities, so law requires that the accusation he overtok then. It

ite mumer ant by the Mobarajah to assist warranted by the oath of twelvo A safe was brought to light this afternoon, pass who unsequently ouguired the bles are carried and served out bccasionally,

4

23 to Captain Sladen might have beon Gayle left Lalune nu the loth May, ánd, as to the uffelices in which informa. I but it was not known what property use of such sti muusual fiery display, and but, we fear, far Lon seldom, and in too! available for conveying sugh provi 1885, nud reichal eh un the 24th June,”

wis informed that some time last week small quintities, for the health of the Cres. twns were allowed as well as indistment, scenutained.

While speaking of tres, we hear that when the heat was rather oppressively felt What Mr Lench means, therefore, is that stons to the party as appear to be urgently thie is a very simple entry, but in reality it they were confined to this high and respectable jurisdiction, and onrried or in a ile Insurunes Companies have pretested in the afternoon, one of the inmates of the supplies of preserved vegetables should be required. Cetin Staden-laft Pongres of fivolved six weeks of envers travel. T eat and regular contae in his majesty's against the section of cho cxtensive in slip, is the working classes are in the carried by foreign going ships in suficient the 3rd June and we soon hope to hear of pul as hardly upon so early in the seasons Court of King Feuch, the subject had no flammable building at West Point in which babit of doing after the tofi of the day, quantities to enter into the daily dietary, his safe arrival at Momein. Friend of Some of the pasara wure voidered dificult through the depth of the snow; and te season to complain. The same notice was the great and fiery feast of the Chinese atlaid down near the threshold of the pre-and be distributed amongst slips' companies

mont, be

fore

thin

party shall bn. put to Alwer it.

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Indin.

so that the