THE CHINA MAIL.
No. 6924-OCTOBER 0, 1858. TE new fortifications at Adon, the cost morringe with Chinese The Manchu lan. month from the subscription, but an a of which is to be borne partly by the Home gunge in no longer spoken, except by a matter of fact she had received 815 each tribal people in the Amur region, named month since the 6th August, 815 in all, Defendant, when he got the cheque, in: tho Comprise the reconstraction of tim two The introduction of
and settle all the account. Then I will pay Army and navy will certainly is discussed, forts, Tamhyne and Morbat, commanding and the construction of railways also you every month 816, to support you and the ontranes in the harbour. The new This last is a most difficult question, and your children all your life. Defendant
WILLIAM HENRY GEITTON. THE HONGKONG AND MAGAG GLASS CO¦ -- 91,000.
Mcasa Rusall de Co-'a claim?
Bis Lordship What do you say to Mr Holman said ho must contest that It arose out of the balance for plaintiff's
entitled to under his agreement...
"and partly by the Indian Government, Fishskína, pagbe forts in mid-You had better pay: Achoo. $130, THE HONGKONG AND MACAO OLARS Co. v. w passage to England and-beek, which he was starting of the works 1 have <hought,/ urat plan and eithrate subunitted by Mesars
·In Mr
OBITTON, 8420
and as the time has now arrived when complainta wore wall founded. the Bad an pany, or, perhaps, I should say works, queetlan and did not try to prove if the all arrangements, engagements and con impression that Mr Gritton did not know tracta should be closed for the speedy ila work Witness did not remember the that this in the opportune moment, when Danby & Leigh; he had not then arrived in your committee should know how things the Colway. He recognised the dgnstore no wish to frighten or damay you by dressed to Me Gritton, informing him that any overdrawn picture but to slumply give he was not required, to attend at the
Mr Holmes appeared for Mr. Gritton, scheme covors, more ground' than before, some say will not be touched until tho did not say, eimply that he would try In And Mr. Wutton, of Messrs Wetton and raid he could not consent to the proposed stond with regard to the future, I inve of Mesars Bussoll & Co. on, the note ad- represented the Gines Co aring its rongazipo close to it, belong perup obtains his, raajority.The fret: swore positively he would rar 315 each Gritton's writ, the persone sued pondants were justified in discharging you the real and undeniablo Esola ne they work. He did not know why Mr-Calvur: 1867 Ja-lin, the Governor-General of the His Lordship, after questioning plaintif Were Mesars W, H. Forbes and others, aslaintiff undör clause 6. Mr Watson than now stand, and which will naerdly con- was engaged. Mr. Gritton had engaged: Both forts are to be entirely self-contained, steamers to run between Canton and Fat said so far they had no statainent that de 400 Glass Co. for and on behalf of them made a lengthy speech, in opening his cast, front you at no distant date and I may as huseying that it was necessary tú hava -
opposition will be general and strong. In month.
Canon province,
Mr Wotton, being asked by his Lordebip arrangement. He then admitted to agree mont, and was called upon to prove that in order to separate le guns; each gum
ground; • and with galleries of communi.
Ho catloin extending all rend the Burko
asked to
to allow as to what defendant's propisa exactly was, general managers of the Hongkong and Ma-
pointing but the impropriaties which, well enne to the point at onse and say nume cae to look after the property selves and others, and Mr C. P. Chator,
he contended, justed the defendants in with all due respect to your Committee thought Air Getton had engaged him to with ample provision for storage of water han. He said So many thousands of fendant maden distinct promise to repay Me Wolton saygcated that the writ dismissing the pisintiff. Oving to want of and General Managers that without a test his own position. The managers had and stores also bomb-proof covering for people their living there as boat owners, 8130, as he understood from Mr Stokes was should be amended by the name of the time, we are unable to give his rometka in great alteration is made and that at unco, told Mr Gritten that they did not want a Thoro A B Chinese the garrison. In Fort Farshyne the presales, shipwrights, do.: it thean men
Glass Do, boing insertart
extenso, but the most, if not all, the matters it is utterly impossible that your works European there. for part of the rook excavation is complct- ruined by a foreign innovation and left Mr Stokes said he understood from
simply. 2 distinct promise bad
Grition have been stolen that instructions ad, and some of the masonry work is in ind the commotion would be
After come argument this agrondment was deat with came out in Mr Huntingdon's can be a success, but that the and will watamán. Some materials had been ro
evidence, which is as followed be utter rain and Bankruptcy, and this ported by Mr
the Works The managuta fund repri hand. In Fort Morbat a good deal of Bow could I face it! Here the condi- been given,
Mt Desson said that plaintiff voluntarily agreed to by Mr Holmes, and permitted by H. M. Buntingdon said he was a whether I remain in the service of your from scarping and diteb work has been got out, tions to be encountered are sumilar. The
his Lordsbip.
agar manded Mr Gritten for engaging anyone ony one practical manager Bir Wotton also took objection to the partner in Messrs Russell & Co., and at company or of
skilfull alas the preliminary work of creating sheds trade from March to the end of November
against their ordera, Mortar mills and setting up profiles are
Mr Grilton's remarks on the works were bringing two separate suits in the present End ander his supervision tho affairs other than myself, no watter plaintif woll advanced-Evening Muil.
Summary Jurisdiction. It seemed to him of the Hongkong and Macao Glaan Manu he may be, without the whole management ono claim had been split into two for that facturing Oo Messrs. Russell & Co. are is transforane and given over to the pro- not acted upon by the matingers When tho General Managers, and Mr Gritton was tical and initiated the end will be such as I the meeting took place Mr Grittuti request ed that Mr Ingram al nld be present. Mr Holmes assured his Lordship that the manager, and had, ana general rule, to com- predist.
municate with witnose. About the middle From the first of my arrival in the Co-Witness did not know of his own know..
starve,
the case,
to
того
great
carried on the Pelo by thousande of janks, which oraplay vaat numbers of boat- men, coolies, trackers, sail-makers, ship wrights, do
Se
If these men find In winter
his lod
offered to pay the money, although really not liable.
His Lordship cuggested that plaintiff would never have paid this money without expecting to get some return.
Mr Deacon said that was just what she
their beaupation threatened, there will had done.
bo
a most angry outery. there is a vast cart traile.
purpose.
As
defendants
bow
to
Now the Lorenço M. Baptista zaid he was uncle/wo saits arose out of soparate causes. The, of July, he beard rumours to the effect that lody on toy return from England. I havelodge that Mr Gritton had done any rect the confusion caused by the Tower of junk-owners, cart-ownot, shipwrights, in- to the plaintif He was no relation what large claim was for salary during the ogre plaintiff had been saying that he would do constantly endeavoured to show that we thing to injuro the Ompany, except by
We and the following in a home paper After the lapse of epuutiess centuries, a very during attomps lins been made to cor- Babol. A Russian philologist has seriously, undertaken the construction of a natvereal languago. It is called Volapuk, and son sists of thirteen thousand words takon from many tongues, but chiefly from the Latin laid under contribution. The mania object of this new vehicle for interchanging ideas the Chaitang coal mines. The cainel owners is to facilitate business and allow commer-took alarm, threatened an uproar, and the cial men to all countries to readily
project was shelved. stand each other. When the use of Volapak has become general, all business transactions will be conducted in it from London to
ment, and the claim for $100 was for
profesional survices rendered outside his
agreemont A
för
and Saxon, English, being nora particularly vested line between Peking and month, He added that as he had some at the time of.his dismissal, the These orders were not always obeyǝd. One the leaving of the construction of the would be rather hard to dismiss hira: withi
under
For
Cathey; it will be spoken on every. Ex
change i
The Dai-in-kun leaves for Chemulpo on Witness then asked defendant if he know
instance had arison in conseruence of de
HAN THE DAI-IN-KUN.
his way to the Korean capital, Seoul, to the
not discussed
was due by hini to
idow any
for:
lodg
the
shme way.
Witness asked
was
time to
angnge men.W
of being an obnoxious and seme
Alt Deacon-How do you know ha raped nagon of the Company have the right was not to scatter his brains on paperctica a my own trade, for him with Mr Gritton, and not to allow hun to
any
nin
airs of compassion.
Witness I speak in an
an allegorical way.
which has popularised bicycle riding thenister to Peking. Many people of judgeon then croce.avamined witness, ho be guilty of any propriety, ne-against the architects, and shortly after left."Pagerved in the presence of Messrs a shareholder. Mr. Gritton did not g
Fazor, which Colonel Lockhart's Mission reached on the 10th August, is on the Gighit rivar, some 25 miles north-west of
Mr
ness
working
the Gilguit fort. The road to Chitral from quaintance with Eastern affairs, always re- the Eastern Extenman and Australian Tele- his views with regard to the at the heard from another suurco that plaintiff Works natastrophs win the hande oftingdim that he had two ar three questions..
Oughit runs rid Gakuch, Gopis, Mastag and garded their keys as in Europe, and accord graph Office. On the day at
he had
Some
D.
Densan and was traversed in 1883 by Mry paid great attention to the political was penniless, and asked how she before his Lordship in evidenca. Soon after WBE Sassoon. C. Dthe works-wore left to me to practical ma
As
по
termediaries or brokers, belong to guilda, ever to defendant. Ho was present at an
nesa asked plaintiff what he meant by air that the arrangements and management bot call upon him for any explanation culating these statements. Plaintiff denied have not been conducive to the interests of of his remarks at the meeting of the cum- probably the irackers, cartera, snilom, have interview between plaintiff and defondant
his best to manuh ay the Comp ny Wit have but commenced in the beginning, vi, not taking an interest in in Ther did
The suits were allowed to stand. some sort of combinationsa so. The men on the 5th July. There were others pre-
Mr Holmos then. oposed plaintiffs case that he had made such a statement. It your company or to its welfare in the fa-mittee. The meeting was confined to Ere thus are voty powerful, they would ranire sent. Witnens spoke to delendast about
He said the claim consisted of three parts; was platatif's duty to act as manager ander ture by reason of those who have the rains committee and Mr Gritton. The thres
of Messra Russell & Co., and of governing not knowing the peculinsition months' salary was alowed because onc themselves heard, and you know Chinese the death of his brother, and asked him to
plain the directions
he had to
to look to witness for his orders. and gurroundings of the trade; and again two members of the committes thought it officials are very chary of interfering with do what he could for plaintif Defendant the first claim was for salary due
Some time ago it was pro said he would pay his sister-in-law 315 a
second for three months salary as provid
watchmen was that no foreign wat order was
were buildings in the hands of Messrs Danby & so short a antice, so if gas decided to make posed to
debts on his hand at present he was not ined for in the agreement in the event of to be employed. In spite of that one was Leigh, who kuow absolutely nothing what him a present of the three months cabiry a position to pay it all himself, that he his dismissal under a certain otatise, and fustalled, and when plaintiff was remon-ever of the requiremonts of a Glass Fuc- At the time the three months calary was would get his fathor to give 85 and his third for lodging allowance for, threo
he said tory. This has been a fatal mistake from decided on this question was strated with about
the matter, brother b, but he assured wines that he would bring the $15 every month himself months, also provided for under the agree there might as well be no watchmed at all the commencement, and one which I have as to whether itress did mitowan
elmont. The whole difference in the present and was general y inplent. About the strongly protested against at all times and the Company. With anything about a certain promissary acto fendants claiming the right to dismise the middle of August, he sent in word that it- 1 knew that I have crued for myself the thing about the special allowance
allowed -fu probably the world; the trader of every Chatoms tender Fhoo on Monday, accom-hich fleceased had eigned and which was plaintiff nader section 5 of his agreementshini lo cord in a memorandom for the next keroun man, but without being by pathega fue September and Dataher It Was race will adopt it in baying and selling: panied by two gentlemen from the Imperial the hands of a Chinsmann. Defendant whereas plaintiff says he is entitled, if dis: mail. The memorandum was usver súp-tic I say I do not care for I know as a The claim now made, balance of acpoput The only grammar and dictionary of this new Customs service, Mesars. Merrill and Hunt. said, alone am responsible for that, missed at all, to claim his dismissal under mail.
account. Witness hal
hal instructed medium at prosent published is in German, WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN 1, 0, and 'aped much airs of compassion that clause 4 Mr Holmes here read clauses plied, though witness spoke to plaintif practical manufacturor, glass blower, and was for passage money which was charged
It appears that, now farther information witness, old as he was, was surprised. and 5. Under clause 4, the General Ma-several times, and later on, he said he manage that every word I have uttered to his
como trae and but we are promised speedy translations in
I am, prepared to meet Mylugrain not to hold any communication English, French, and Italian. Many moro has been obtained, Mr G. Detring would
to diamias the
whenever 10
ever they for any man unless he was to have she
rove, enter the works. Mr Iagram wue at pro- be of
and prove whatever nationality.. will be wanted to introduce the work pro have been appointed I. G. or co-l. G. iş
shoves to do so by giving three months sole direction of the works. His manner bo party, and even then its ultimate success place of Sir Hart. It is reported that
Mr Descon-Please speak in a practical notice and under clause they have at that time was that of a man blowing or practically, scientifically and also frost a meat acting superintendent of the works. must be very doubtful. Still, in an ago Sir Halliday Macartney will be British Mi-
Re-oramised by Mr Wotton Mr Cha. the right to dismiss him forthwith it bragging. Plaintiff then went into a tirade margerist point that you are running over
from which there is no escape. ter was present at the meeting; he was Al· telephone, and the electric light, we may nent think that a specialist in the ways of
Chine is out of place here, and the Minister but his statement remained unaltered.
glect of business, disobedience of law. Since plaintiff had beer, discharged, wit get a single language for commercial use.
had best be a man acquainted with the po Francisco Luiz Percita, brother to the
the office every morning. They left the litics of Europe, for it is in Europe, not plaintiff, then gave evidence which fully ful orders and commands, or dranken-ness had liened from several sources that Chator. Sayle and Strath; when joining the any explanation why he did not care to
Mr Holmée then went on to say plaintiff had said he would do his best to i company I did not wish to have my name sister, in Asia, the Eastern Question in which corroborated the statement of his
that My Gritton, io compliance with the smash up the company, James Morrison, mixed up with a failure as at Shanghai and at question of coolie-hire to Mr Gritton, bat the caretaker of works, was one of the the time, is the above mentioned gentlemen the engagement of a European at the works That was the case for the plaintif directions of the Company, attended a China is now involved-mut he acted.
Bi Lordship bere informed Mr Hun Sir H. Parkes was the best Minister wo
Mr Deacon then called the defendant meeting at which he was requested to set sources. Mr Forbes also told witness that know; I explained that the Shanghai Glass was distinctly against instructions
brought about by Defendant, called, said he was a ever had, but though he had a close a
had made use of the same expression the management being in of the staff and the general management of afas bers the Glass manufactory: What took place ness was present at a missting of the Consul- those who knew nothing of the Glass which he wished to ask him but that he
with the conversation
The case was then adjourned till 10.30 meeting would, he presumed, be laid ting Committes, when Messra C. P. Chator, Trade in any shape or form and I said it would leave them until tomorrow morning. at that combinations of Berlin, Vienna and St.
fio her house. Plaintiff was crying,
Bhowan
Here
presont nager all would be well, but if left in then. tomo.row. Mr Gritton Bottomley, an bearings on British McNair of the Sarvey Department. The Petersburg, and their
thin a letter was
by Defendent said questing him not to attend farther at the to make avaa explanations
received
commenced by Raying he had call hands of non practical people the end would what be the samos real object of-Colonel Lockhart's mission interasts.
was to support her children.
would do what he could for her. On the requesting him not to atte
on the
I have no other motive but the welfare of has so far been regarded as a profound sacrot; but it only requires a study of the Tilo Ameticon Minister, Col. Danby, has following day, he and another intereiew cairo - letter formaly sigued by Messy was going on at the works, and extaplained
T map, and much knowledge of the country as arrived, and goes to the capital in a few with the plaintiff at her mother's base. Russell Ca, saying that in consequenceof of the work already done by the architects, your company and its success, which wil
He then said that he thought with the
am de can be gathered from Major Biddulph's
diph's days. work and other official publications to form THE MANQUIN FRONTIER COMMISSION.
Assistaneo of his father and brother he would certain negligence and impropriety, they had. He also complained of not having received assurdly briniz mine. I psk you why de
letter proper treatment at the hands of the Gene then take this standi Is it because
that he had not been sirons of grasping and handling your busi what this
th. He was terminated his engagement. In mo th, tolerably accurato guess sa to
there was no mention whatever of any special ral Managers, expedition really means. Probably the very grave mistake, for which China be able to pay 815
from will reap woes and judgments, has been guarantee for promissory note which hierensonferterminsting his agreement, nordd personaly consulted and talked to more mess suit my own unds. If it were so L Russians have suspected is pu
mads
in sending from this side a civilian brother had granted to a Chinaan for they mention whether it was under clause 4 He also remarked that the company was would remain silent and draw my salary, the very beginning. For some past
commission to arrange the delimitations on $750. (The promissory note was here put in Farther thou that they gave hit an being robbed, but when asked by whom he because I know shut under the present with disorderly con luct and carrying a
will say why. Well, that I shall of a night pass at 11 pm on the 6th inst their surveys ander Reget and Putatis the Tonquin frontier. The commission and read. It was dated 19th March, 1885, tice as # di-missing him at once under refused to give the information. He wound regind the works would not run one week. deadly weapon, without being in possession have been pushel un to and beyond the
lowed should be given full
full charge, and saying he prepared of care of experienes, the fixing of a boun- instelnients were paid $630 were duo when his three months' salary, as if in accord nee
in very threatening language that if he was og Pass, with the obvious object of slantld include at least three military engi- / nad was repayable in 19 months). Three clanze 5, but at the same time they allowed up his statement by requesting that he Some propound if you think that Joža Prior, P, Q, 6il, saw the defendant I have clain to your confidenes and the running after another nat in Bonham whother it would be Escertaining
struck the man three blawg with an iron possible to
lary is a purely strategio question, and his brother died. And, he was reapousible | with chinse 4. Under these circumstances, given full charge, he would do all he su ner it is brought about the better for all Strand and upon overtaking him defendant
Bo had an interla was left in doubt as to their intou
plaintiff use various routes from the Pamir to cannot be comprehended by were civi- for the amount.
could to harm the Company
parties concerned.
in this
bar which he was carrying, a I will
I make Chitral, Die and Strat, în order
Tir closing this, Gritton Grate errors will be made, and view with the paintiff regarding this tigas, and he at once claimed, if he were
Mr Wotton What style did.
Defendant wie fined $5 in default indebtedness. Plaintiff mid there were to be dismissed at all, to be dismissed and deliver himself in of this little barangue? our north-west frontier, to complicate our China will smart for thors in the future.
assertion, that, with exception of the furnace number of people pressing her. De clause 4. Plaintiff was not a man who relations with the tribes in
in that direction
Witness Ian very blustering and insolent works of Air Ingram, the works are entirely fourteen day's Ird labour, and to haras any movement we miglit
fendant nasured her she need not be afraid, as he was the only person responsible the first instance had sought fendants manner. Mr Gritton then returned, and on at a standstill and will romain in that con- | CAS make on Jelallabad and Cabul, The
I Kan Ayam, & fishmonger, was convicted Chitral by a Russian force, 0 of
the promissory note, and he had to pay and engaged as a skilof workman; as the 16th the following letter was written dition without practical knowledge i
mane, to him — W
brought to bear upon things in general a month. On the 16th, after the plaintiff man who thoroughly understood the mane
shall be prepared to substantiate and prove of assaulting Mok Ping Übung, P. U. 287, had received the cheque for $500, she sent facture of glass. Mr Holines next recited Mr W. H. Gritton, Hongkong Hotel.
inat. The con table arrested another fah- for the defendant, and told him that if he how. Mr Gritton had first been engaged
Sis-In consequence of year having every assertion I have made in connexion in the excontion of his daty on the 8th
with the matter. Axig
· Plaintiff“ no
gave no further explanation of monger this morning for causing an obstug called next day she would give him the here and had been sent to England specially conducted yourself with impropriety and eheque to pay into the bank, and, if he to ascertain whether the report made here having refused and neglected to perform the better than that given at the meeting. tion and upon re urting to his bank was
a discount from the Chinaman, he at the s
?
orrect, the duties for which you were engaged at the time of the sale of Mr
assou ted by defendant, who called out to Mr. Gritton's e suitability of somersmid was correct, could get Colonel Lockhart's expedition is a step
might pay the promissory note. This of and he had returned from England with the to obey our urders, we hereby notify you fumicato, Mr Morrison, the caretaker, told and tried to incite others to assault him. Dofendant struck the constable, several towards defeating those designa. Much will
was made voluntarily. Defendant did n
must favourable
rable report, a report which of the termination of your engagement for
τυπιονίας depend on the frondliness of the rulers of
Mr Gritton's furniturs, promise to repay any part of this mroy.. exceeded his own'in such a ntunnar så to give the aburo anus as provided by your toss that a number of coalies wet blows in the face.
Fourteen day's hard labour. Chitral and Yassin; and also on the pos tility of opening un communications with and Biokes, appeared for the plaintiff and tig day, defendant called and saw plan genral satisfaction. In consequenceof this agreement and in due couras, o will nondetin the last few days witness had heal
Tagain, when she handed the cheque to. I
that plaintiff had been a liciting subscrip promise to repay any a regular agreement was entwed into, and his your closed account with thirve months an
zand But we have at Mr Deacon, of fears Wotton and Deacon, him. He did not
a see from that the plaintif lary passed to your credit. Kaltietan.
tion to form an opposition Company the Kehra of
Twenty three condes and mykere vrare of that amount. Ho made the pro-wan to
Yours truly,'
that he lud asked Mr grum practical loust taken a decided step towards the represented defendant.
P10 pay $li a
a month out of charity was to saperiutend the e ection of the buil up of the machinery
(Sd:) RUSSELL & Co., dings, and the setting up of the establishment
furnace maker) to
Build his fornacca, Plain reght up charged with public gambling DE a propugnaculum impe ii
General Managers, in the country between north-eastern the sum of $430, which may she paid as at that time no one knew she was and was afterwards to undertake fall man
with Inspenter Quincy, Hongkong and Macao Glass tif had both neglected to call at the office at No. 24 Tank Lane on the 5th inst. given her. He had
a party of police General Afghanistan and Cashmere, which will to the defendant under the following to
Managers and stond Future
of the which might
Manaf'g Coy., Limited. Colonel circumstance-In the early part of July taken up the
oxtensiona
the of the importance.
defendants and utmost prore Lookhur's mission, in fact, though it start last year, the husband of the plaintiff a rebate of 8200 on it.
about Aftsou Look onents, lf, to engaged on an died suddenly. He was in the employ Cross-examined, defendant said he had full knowledge of his work, and knowing bites, continping, service for some dors
engaged gambling. He thought they were
hay were perfectly Bound Mumbling plant was found in the of the Eastern and Austral an Telegraph not received any part of the money far what a glass factory ought to be and how years." Ito was dinininsed under clause & justified in dismissing the plaintiff under room. The house was a notorious gamb
been watched for some was indebted to the Chinaman in the sum had not paid plaintif anything himself.
to threaten
hans.
cut simultaneously, with movements
on Balkh and Herat, would seriously embarrass us, and would make it exceed.
PANURGE
SUPREME COURT.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
ingly difficult to ouricentrato our energies (Before on the points most requiring defence: This equally obvious that
is obrion and it is
ed so in fed is quite as essential to the
bious divagations of the Boundary Cons mission. Civil and Military Gazette.
His Honour E. J. Ackroyd, Puise
Judge.)
Tuesday, October û.
M. C. DOS REMEDIOS GY. DOS KEMEDIOS, -$430,
Mr Stoves, of Messra Sharp, Johnson
Mr Stokes said the plaintiff daimed
ext
for
but he had been rought for by
Lordship would
"that'
to get any ory note, and received agement of the defendant company's works,
any
he
a a
feil
sweeping
ep-
Palice Intelligence (Before & E. Wodehouse, Esq.) Tuesday, Oct. 6.
DEORDERLY CONDUCT Wong A. fus fireman, was charged
EOWDY FUSHINDAGERS,
PUBLIC GAMBLING,
the
fisobeyed their lawful or yesterday and found Witnes, continuing, sard paintiff had donors daily as he ought to have visited the house in quation at Pim
been
safety of the empire, as the somewhat du- Company. At the time of his death"ho which the promissory note was given. He lit pught to be carried out. Plaintiff came and the three months salary was given as a clause 6, said he know age place and bad or fours
Tientsin
(From our Correspondent.)
IT'S VISIT TO THE CAPITAT
Tientsin, Sept. 26.
•
of something like $830 on a promissory
Then with all your kind promises you here with that full knowledge, and na
note and for the remyment of which de have done nothing for bar, but you havesy, assumed that he would be allowed gratuity; it was not given in lieu of notice.
fendant had become surety. A portion of promissory note bad been repaid, but the at the time of the death of plaintif's hus band, there were still due 8430.
got $430 from her-Yes.
H been
time past
were fined s
3.
ROUGE ON THE COOLIES.
Cross-examined, witness
* Defendante The following letters were here fat in that under the agreement of the 20th June, exercies it, and be what he is described,
༤༥ HOW 21at September:
plaintiff was engaged to amperintend the teen days hard labour, saporintendent of the works and
erection of the building, and the setting up Did not the plaintiff say to you something of the business.
J. Holmes, Esq. There
hunger mey
of the machinery, bat only under the he Gritton. in these terms: *If I give you this $430,
doring the time ho WIB employed some $15 a month
Dear Sir,We are in receipt of your directions of the General Managers. He on his part, and Mr Holmes carried out, and if
Plaintiff will you promise to pay mo
was left without may means of support,-Ne, nothing whatever.
and there were no assets, but out of kindness Can you explain then bow it is that after her husband's amplayers gave her a gratuity you had told her, you were bound to pay
was, to go the works į letter of the 19th inst, and, in reply, beg to knew the plaintiff was a practical skilled!
desire
tho
Me Coben deposed that he was a broker
Le Apo and Cheng Aki, chair coulies in the employ of Mr Charles Coken, ware
.ot If the plaintiff had state that in consequence of your client war, and also that she General Managers charged with refusal of duty on the 3rd
having conducted himself with impropriety, had no kauwledge of the The Viceroy Li went to Peking this of £600, and a subscription list was started 840 a month, she gives you 6430 for red in any way it was through th neglecting his dutics and refusing to obeyall & Co. superintended the
amonger her friends. Two days after the anthing? Well, when I made the promise dotite to see the thing properly done, morning. He has not visited the capital death of plaintiff's husband, defendant, who to assist her, no doubt she thought I would for the benefit of the Company and for his the orders of the General Managers, 1
own cradit. So far as lie really knew he Cmpany determined that it would act under whole of the works They would tell Me residing at the Poak The primers had since 1881. One reason is that he is forced was plaintiff's brother in-law, called at her assi
the Court I repeatedly told plaintif was dismissed under the terms already chase 5 of the agreement, but at the same Gritton what to do in general way. Mr been in his employ since the 24th Sept. en-time, being desiroua of soting in a Heral Gritton was specially on aged to see the from the hill, the two defendants and two to pay black-roll before he can pass through house, and there in the presence of wit assist hor and she gave me the money.
of
mpany, az a gratuite, prosent works properly carried out. It was others carrying bm. Ele was taken nowell nesses, acknowledged that he alone was she need not be afraid of sommerase, as mentioned. Holmes then
a
correspon- spirit, &rge piount the gates, and bargain sa he may the gift to responsible for the, promisory note, and she was not responsible for her husband's done had paid beween himself and od Air Grition with three months auery & Co. hie-eplaton of how the work wus bo-hour. The bwo defendants, with
Gritton's duty to express to Messrs Russell
and had to return home m less than an the custodes will not be less than Tls 40 also promised to do all he could to afford debts, but she could pay
Mesars Wotton and Deason, with a view which was passed to his account. a subsequent Inter
farried out. The only reas is why The items your to settle this matter by arbitration an ar 45,000. The extortion is levied upon the plaintiff help. At a
view, defendant in the presence of a wit-
To
what she chose.
And you allowed Lor Yen
to that money sett
pty
the
they
On the 3rd inst at 8.40. a. t. Lo came down
two other
client has objected to bad disenissód. Dir Gritton were those cooles CRITied him up again. In the after every official of consideration, and as a rule sold be was in difficulties owing to away without giving her any promise opr vided for in the agreement, but the are the amount of: his proma/already stated chiefly bomuse he refused noon of the same day witness wanted tha
Mr
1-$137.74, the nd was it
ry was it pou sllowed her to pay away are muleted having to meet this promissory note, and Hugpos returning from Canton are. heavily. When Teo had reconquered promised plaintiff that if she lent him, this thero 8430 when you knew she was penni Kashgar, and his arduous Nortli-Western 430 to pay off the note, he would return lese seitbout making her any promise --Be-
the money by
by making distinct
provision cause I knew there was a subscription being
raised for her. campaign was over, the Empresses sum for her
Mr Descon said he denied this The moned him to Peking. He was stopped at
money me not given to defendant as a loan, fused to pay, and thereon camped in the missory acte.
How much did the subscription amount to ?-Something like 8500.
How old are the plaintiff'e children?
children.
the gaten by a demand for Tis 50,000, re- bat was given to him to pay off the The oldest is four yests old. There are recwept and it would then be for defend
die ute had not been arrang d.
go, saying they Holmes guid he thought if he satisfied bis bote held by the General Managers to give them information: they required. defendants, refused to family. The no
asked him how many men would be. of the Company, Lordship that plaintiff had not acted with
2-28.5.7, London charges on bis personal required and their qualifications. What had already been up and down twice and
theeviincas
them to go to Le B creation Cub effects paid by Mesars Russell & Co. on they wanted to know was the number of that they were tired. Witness wanted propriety, that he had not refused to orders and that could he could only
his behalf.
ren required and their wages.
Defendants said that com, lainant wanted be dismissed under clause 4, he subraitted there must be judgment for plaintiff He
-£12.0.4, paid in London by Mr Manson shed Mr Gritton to a fish part culars them to go down the hill sain. They had under his power
of attorney from Miras to the production of certain articles which should simply call plaintiff. -to prover the
willing to go after they had had a meal, Gritton to Messia Hurwood & Stephen- they had proposed to manufacture. They not had one meal that day They were aon for professional services in connec-wished to know the whole working of the es Complainant, recalled, stated that when ove that plaintiff had been guilty
iscutablishment so as to be solo to make ap defendants refused to go ho dismissed them, ants to prove
tion with certain patants. the plain threbi Maria Carneiro dos Remedios,
T it could in order to know of imamprioty. „Selda while he awaited a reply to the roti, said her husband died on the 4th July Did know when gon got the 3430
4-825 | you!
His Lordship
out that defendants
paid by Messrs Rusual & Co., their estimato, in pointed
Mr Gritton. monatrace he addressed to the Empressus, last. Her Lasband left no assets. There what the subscription would ameant to?— admitted all the plaintiff's, claim but 650,
ba worked at a profit they could never and when they came for their wages yester- Hongkong, on the order
Pants Defendants were fined $1 och in not carry out hir du defails of payment distress to be executed. The Empresses said they could, not help as a sum of it by the man I told her I believed it would amount and said it seemed to him unnecesssty the list informed the Committee of got anything but general statements from dare rather in custody
three children as a gratuity by the Eastern about 850037 WRES
the instance to name ties to their satisfaction, but - him, as the custom was an old prescription, and Australian Telegraph Co. Defendant How long did you think your sister-in. to go foto the question as to the why and the Company that the Compsoy Wam Mr Gritton
wherefore
plaintif had been dismissed for being robbed, brother. A few days law and children could live upon that I
tho person or persons he declined to given was the most important. Danby and and the sum levied is partly given to the was her boobs: defendant came calculated that at $10 per month they could that son hem said he thought he could give the names, or give, nay: facther Laigh were employed as their architecte. Wong Youk, master of the Cheang Biog poor banner-men. Tro was recommended after her hitzband's
to her luse and asked for
the cheque live for threa
or of dining the work. The was convicted of having in his hop a rice
part, the farmaco, wan to pay, but said he would not, and--op-so 2600 to pay the 8430 to Ackoo, 15. Well, after three years?-She asked me Bave a good deal of time, Hia Lordship particulars. We think you will agree Mr Gritton coraplained once or two of chandler's shop No. 2 Tai-ping-shan Streat count of his lack of riches-could not. Pereira was the only other person who was how she was to live after three years, and would so that the sc'e issue was whether with us that this was a most impro- their mastor
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I told her there was time for lots of charges plaintiff had been dismissed and r paragraph per couras for a man in the position of your most important Ligh
had nothing to blo. He weights 16 to 25% deficien. The stand
ard rice monsure were slowed away and After a time, during which Too, like Achit present at that interview.
roserve by the Company for Mr Gritton, and hat he was extremely insulting for the by les before Troy, paced bis cent in anger beer to pay off Achoo's debt at in three years. If you are not better off by 4 or 5. Gertain monies had been held in dient to adopt, and be not only did this built by Mr Ingram, with whom Dan measure 25 per cent defident, and some
ace, and if she gave onse,
and Two entered.
it was
ve hire
the
Father
e for
the
● years.
MY
to
Mr
the Company
Donnection with your client
membered Mr Gritton remarking tha
that in
FALSE TERUETS “AND REA÷URIS,
Defendant stated
it did fall in It did not cost sary much to repair. It was intended by Hustel & Coard weights and musores sway because he
fasred they would be lost. to entrust the erection of the building to
Fined $25 the mesures und weights Danby and Leigh nuder Mr Gridton's super to be forfeited. vision. Mr Gritton's suggestions were very often not acted upon because they came too Jate. It would be his duty to tell them
Wu tho Hangeben kanker, arrived on the wild 65 Azionth mid his day, as the time we will as what we can do. if he was disebaran under paragraph-6 of | Chairinan and the gentleman of the Comemorala wall falling in through a large when the Kaniner of weights and weaanres: Boetie, paid from his own pocket Tls. 40,000, brother would each pay a month for their Desco y siary is £p the agreement these same were retained; if mittee, so much so that they felt it their vel being constrated close to it. He read the shop, he found defendant using
support of plaintiff and her family. Defend
fond Mr Da Silva Antunes said he remembered in was discharged under paragraph 4 ho was duty in the interests Li will certainly discuss many masters of ant guaranteed the payment of defendant receiving a moto- from plaintiff entitled to get them back, Plaintiff was enforce their powers, and at once: sever all all probability of would fall in As a face the defective one that he put the stand
dischinged under paragraph 5.
• Lewdship.--Under that clanes are you Vast importance According to what high promissory need to was bound ever asking for money. Es could not remem- oficials now, say, if the Eastern question mentioned, he said he was bound to gay bar the barms of the note Witness had bound to pay plaintiff three months
Defendent returned $170. a Tabled should be reopened, and Russia in conse the after be received the cheque $550 uption for the plaintiff
Mr Wotton-No, but we can do what we qitenne have to guard hor European from few tiera, and ebgage
her forges on the Dariabe Defendant still owed the F430, and had re- the past thres m der gt5 à month formulary Upda and in Armenia, the Chinese will make a 1 to repay that stout Mr Damon then addressed the Court, please. Although we find it necessary to
In onas-examination. the Istter.
Advice and suggested that defendant's conduct had disoiss hit for impropriety, we can, ifwa) effort revindicate the 10 de
in end read. The letter was out, and that plaintiff had agreed to off three da grees of tecritory fished by Ignatieff in by Me W. Duers, remitting the cheque for heen both charitable and brotherly through-
8600, was put Chink are 1858 I think the forces of
strengous
Fused t
and had
His
C
THE 604 VENGING CONTRACTOR. Liu Shao, Governmiont seavenging-con-
matter of generosity, pay him To the Consultior Gemmition, Hongkong, a 20ything going wrong. The tractor, of 10 Un Shing Lane, was dominion
alleques, and as the spirit of the people ita Remedio 45 follows pecharge her husband's debt althor from matter of gegerwaty
belligerens m invast numbers h
come forward brunt
10th July, and
Board désires my to ozpreza its spin.
mun égoal to yamez
family pride or honour."
Buell
ed by
400
1
JRgronible, Imapecter of Nuls for magisoling to step the ada ik Daina Road, Umile Road, and
Road us
as required by deandja
Defendant DADA cautioned navetál mer bus had bike so motion, and tra
Mr. Stokes then addressed the Court day been paid na smatter of gene and Macas Glass Company esto call at the beton several galingal Fakt would falls me that LA's pathy with you in your sad bereavement contending that the story for the plainting, their infter showed that the money to working staff for she works,
We are, Dear Sir,
Yours fa thfully, WOTTON AND DEACON.
3 ELUE BOILLINOS, Hongkong, August 27th, 1885, and Maono Glass Manufacturing Com-
Com- was no one sumpowered to interfere with ndary have not done it as a
Mr Griston's management pany. Beatlemen,
been requested by & Co. That was the interbolt. —Having been requested by | ấ
He had requested Mr Wotton continue-k to me that the the General Managers of the
He had told him middle of July About the I have quite him to call every morning at the offle but his Lordship said it was co uso tieulacs of matters for the engaging
before you des just to knew whore he was and to know m I then tar for 8000 His Lordship, after going through the was not paid out of generally. It was thought my duty to lay Trifes, the batteries of artillery
tian was requested 1 Brittan welen Forder, and giren leaders Plaintiff, contiguity, said defendant had evidence, gate judgment in favour of plain strange and enrions that they should disu astain bucks which I think will have some what was going on. Had heard the Hes views to what was the neocery sto with action fill the men to strong, mid he would ass expect pee to pay the if with coma, payable at 815 a month. him moder clauza by which he was entitled bearing as to the future of the Clam Cam of Augst the Consulting Compiter
engaging such men for and that much might promissory note, had promised to do what is Lordship said he could not believe de- to nothing and then give him ali bo was papy and to a very large extent should set read,
Ros from England. In Mr Gritton Trenjarin An adjournment was her
Your Cozit made for worka.
Committe
and majority good, but the armament is she would like to live, and the ama after to have remembered the delicate position
Ic Stan-noon she went to live with her mother She in which he was and instead of allowing tiles. Mr Holmes offered, bo promoters of the Company are cognizant gainst Danby & Leigh; the remarks, wet, Hank
resuming. mhad good, bad, and spari Aburi grad zumbart of troops could be was not told by defendant that a subscrip- to my nothing of inducing, his sister-in-law
up for her; her brother to part with her money in order to relieve half of plaintif, in order to avoid un that for a long time peat your General however, within his daty, and might have. pugsed to the Mausgument of the Com Company He did not himself go into the told her of this he was not bola by himself, ought to have adriand has to get Loissantness, to accept Jedgment for the Mansgert and myself have not agreed with heen given simply for the interests of the
1 Antourt Claren, 1988 to 950 contented adri Manchin, bir mized race owing to inver. I defendant that she would at 815 Independent
on the Viceroy Meny, phiện, it impoying crusy day. His-and in pay you troops are now for
part armed band's salary for six mouth? Say
pleas was time correct ons.----
in
the
d to give his to keep the place clean, but the colle
been fined before for the same offence
Defendant cald has two ya book god ora
with them. The other forces are he could for her, and had asked her where feridant's story, and Bild defendant ought i entitled to under another. La fasa galdande filstruck witness that thato was a 1Rtle apitu
| carrying wheth hirtied it again. Fined £20.
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