1893-10-26 — Page 3

No. 9583, OCTOBER 26, 1898.)

The third engineer of the ea Carradale, for saraulting the Captain on pound yester day evening, was sontened by Capt. Hast ing to-day to 28 days' imprisonment, with out the option of a line.

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The jury returnela ananimous verdict THE CHISHIMA-RAVENNA COLLI- aldo wore addressed to other points. Suck would have had without the creation of that

SION CASE.

pofut having been rained, an order might Court P ing for human food are upon arrival found hold the opinion expressed in your minute

Attomoy General-The prisoner has

The decision by the Supreme Const at have been made for the whole question, te The Chief Justice-It does not sest to ma there, a ping to broken limbs or of the 6th inst. please circulate thess paper of guilty,

causes, and 1 with to

the decision

be re-argued. There was not sufficient it would be an Impossibility. Of courea I The Acting Secretary-I certainly adhers been twice convicted before the Ms. Shaughai on the apponi by the P, & O. Comaterial before the Court to justify His should be determining the case if I made up such animale should be at once slaughtered

gistrate in addition to the two con against the decision of the Brikak Con-Honour dealing with the matter as he had my mind now whether he did ao or not. upon the spot and their carcasse convoyed to my miate of the 6.10.93.

Mr N. J. Ede,-I do not remember any victions at the previous sitting of sular Court at Yokohama in the above one done. The only reason he could sugge has in Japan she has sequired from the Em. Mr Kirkwood All the rights the Queen to the Slaughter Houss to bo dressed,.or

is one of considerable importance and will whether they should be placed in a boat reelution of the Board to the effect referred this Court. On September 25, 1891,

The for this was that His Honour desired to On the 23rd instant, a criminal was ere. and taken round to the Blaughter House to, but am of opinion that the Inspectors he was convicted of larceny before Mr be read with mach interest here.

or carried through the strests to the same should certainly be responsible to the Su- Wise, and in September of the following history of the case was concisely set forth save expense and trouble. By what evid-peror, and be has never given her rights and ented on the Execution Ground at Canton before being killed; of course, provided the perintendent for the accuracy of their re- year, 1892, he was convicted for obtain in the opening speach of Mir Lowder, one ence was the judgment supported? By powers to treat him as anything but the

ports and for the stias being kept in coming toney hader a feles pretence and of the Counsel for the P. & O. Company, an affidavit put in by the other side which Borersign of Japan

simply set oot no more than the Court The Obiof Justice Nobody imagines for by Ling Chi (alioing to piecen) fore camit-animal is otherwise healthy."

The following minutes wero attached :—pliance with the ordinance and bye-laws. } got twelve months' hard labour. Now, in Mr Lowder said :-In the month of Novemitsoff sould have aœumed as a mattor of one moment that the Emperor of Japan is ting a arime of an unfilial nature.

p presume, however, that the Colonial Ye-September, 1893, he was convicted of two ber last a collision occurred in waters of

which your Lordships will tako judicial course. There was nothing more claimed treated in sy Court as otherwise than the spectator swooned on the spot on seeing

terinary Surgeon makes himself personally more offences, and all these three wore

cognisance, waters commonly known as the in the affidavit then had boon claimed for Emperor of (apan. But when it is said he acquainted with the districts by wccasional committed on the antne day.

His Lordship way way that after the Inland Sea of Japas. The collision was every Sovereign in his own Courts as well as he tracted us a foreign Sovereign that this shocking punishment,

tours of inspection.

Dr. Calic. Is it true that the Iuapeo-man was convicted in Court I saw the re between a voasel belonging to an English as every foreign Court. He (the learned means he must be treated as not a Bovereign Tau afternoon, the annual sale of work in

tor's reporte are Inaccurate! It so I think cord of two previous casa-I thought it company and a public ship of Japan. The counsel) asked that the decision of the of England. It seems to me that when a Bovereign sues for money damages he is to a aid of the fands of the Baxter Mission

it is the duty of the Sanitary Superinten better bo do 80-and I did not think they rest of the collision was that the Chichi Court below should be reversed.

sonk Mr Wilkinson, Crown Advocate, Shanghai, slightly different position; I do not think ho punishment. was a splendid array of goods of the usual

inefficient.

tended to all enclosed waters such as the noting. bazaar style, and they obtained a ready sale

Inland Sea, and within the three-mile amongst the ladies, who visited the Hall in

limit. With regard to Mr Francis state- ment that the Judge of the Court below had large nutabors.

acted promaturely in refusing avo to enter

Mr N. J. Eda-I should say it is not desirable to slaughter anywhere except at the Slaughter House, but as to the question of slaughtering at all I suppose it must de pead on the extent of the lameness and how far curable, and also on the wishes of the owner of the animal. If ho likes to incur either by land or water to the depût there to be cared for, I do not see that the Sanitary Board can or should prevent it. unless the animal is in such a disabled state that it ought to be killed at once.

Schools was held in the City Hall. There the expenso of traumporting the animal dent to advise the Board that the officer is disclosed any ronson for increasing thema-which was the public ship-was scontended, on behalf of the Japanese Go-can be fairly said to be in his official otpacity.

THOMAS WAINWRIGHT, a private in the Shropshire Light Infantry, was sent to prisen for thres months by Capt. Hastinge to-day for stealing $7 from a Chinese monsy-changer. He pretended that he wanted change for £1, and when the money- ebanger produced the dollars the soldier mized them and made a precipitata retreat. He was arrested shortly afterwards.

Dr. J. Canthie. The matter to be left in the hands of the Colonial Veterinary Sar- geon with power to slaughter the animal wherever he thinke 6t

A PROCLAMATION, janed by the Cominis siouer of Customs th "Canton, ja published in today's issue of the Chinese Mail (Wak Tax Yat Poy to the affect that instructions

The Acting Registrar General. The ani- from the Taung Li Yamen have boon re- ceived, through Sir Robert Hart, Impactor.mal should be senveyed to the Slaughter Goneral of the Maritime Customs, ordering House The manner of conveyanea wa7 that any goods shipped for the International Exhibition to be hold in Belgium will, if

charges.

bo left to the owners.

The President was of opinion the Board had no power to allow the slaughtering of cattle outside the Blaughter House, and be should be informed that he must take no action in the matter. He moved that Mr Ladds be asked to report if any casse had some before his noties during the past twelve months

Dr Ho Kal seconded. Agreed.

APPLICATION FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

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and unfortunately a number of lives were verament, that exclusive jurisdiction ex-It is not in his international capacity hu is The Attorney General-Of course, I leave lost, and the Ravenna—which was the other The Colonial Surgeon. I distinctly re- member a resolution of the Board balng it entirely to your Lordship. A question may ship I have referred to anataing very A correspondence en arise about the ownership of the watches serious damages

FOOCHOW NOTES: " passed that the President refers to

szed between the representatives of the The Captain Superintendent of Police.I obtained by the prisoner. You will re- think the duty of the Colonial Veterinary member or the last occasion Mr Osborne plaintiff and representatives of the dofon-

An official notice from the Viceroy's Surgoon in this matzer should be limited to produced & Waterbary watch which had ants in Yokohams with reference to at

geriments to ho worn by mandaring on and what is stated in the President's minate of been giren him by the prisnner. Now, action which the plaintiff contemplated a coaster-claim, the learned counsel went ramon was posted ordering winter hats and 6.10.98 as his (the President's) rocollection the Waterbury Company in the first bringing against the defendants, and in the on to refer to the practice in regard to

In no after Thureday last. caso proved that the prisoner had ob course of time a nation was brought in counter-claims in H.M's Courte, The Captain Superintendent of Police of a former resolution of the Board.

Daring the time of the late scarcity of I think that animals unable to walk should

The eting Registrar Oeneral-These tained by falea pretences three watches, Her Majesty's Court for Japan, The ass where as ordinary Japanese sued had

was temporarily suspended, but now that he slaughtered on the spot; and the car papers show a certain amount of sloven- and they want to get their watches back solion was brought on the Admiralty aidot been the customs to entertain a counter-rice the collection of the tax on the grain Mr Kirkwood, barrister-at-law, Yoka- the market is again plentifully supplied vie cases removed to the Slaughter House. The liness. All reports should be in ink and At the conclusion of the case, after your of the Court for Japan. The defendants claim.

As regards the duty of the Lordship had gone, I was asked who put in su Enswer to the petition which had alaughtering can always be done close to not in pencil. the bes, and the blood let run into the eas. Calonial Veterinary Surgeon, perimps it had a right to the watch. At that time I benn filed in the action, and acting open bema, who also appeared on behalf of the Provincial Treasurer has made it known by To caprey an animal with a broken limb would be well for the Board to lay down could only stato that Mr Osborna produces the advice given them applied to the Court Japanem Government, submitted that the proclamation that the collection will be re-

file a counter-claim in the anae Queen had no inherent right of jurisdiction sumed

A fire broke out at the temple near the or limbs a long distances to the Slaughter definitely what it consists of, and he should the Waterbury watch in his case, it having for leave House would entail much cruelty. report what has been done in accordance been given him by the prisoner, and the action against the plaintiff and that the over her subjects in a governed country, bise Waterbury Company were not in a position The Director of Pallia Worla-Section with a former resolution. 18, Ordinsado 17 of 1987, appears to pro- The President said that since the papers to state it was one of the watches they solution and the crane-action should be heard one simply they were her eubfeats, nor East-gata of the city on Tuesday last

be required to deposit accurity for such

chhar jurisdiction, but that jurisdiction had the inmates were about, the flames were gut been given the Queen solely by the ruler of undir after a short time, but not before ana bibit the slaughtering of any animal except had beets oirouinted he had repeivel a TB- If there had been any aumber te it I would gether, and forther that plaintiff should har Parliament any inherent right to give Occurring at 9 o'clock in the morning when goats within the Colony except within a quest from the Aeting Secretary for definite have suggested it should be giren up to damages as might be recovered on the cross-petition. This application was r6-

To that governed country, and that it was out of three divisione had been almost eg- Slaughter House. I am of opinion the rules to be drawn up for the guidance of them. The watch is still in Court.

the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon and him- His Lordship-Really, I cannot help it;sisted on behalf of the plaintiff ou various strictly limited to its extant by the terms in tiroly destroyed. The particular spot in ownbre must take the entira cosponsibility in the discharge of their duties. He (the but I should think Mr Osborne

grounds. The only one which I shall put which it had been granted. The Treaty which the outbreak took place nor of dealing with maimed animals

The Attorney General If Mr Osborne before your Lordships at the present ma- had given no jurisdiction over counter of it could be ascertained President) was looking into the matter, and

& cold-blooded murder is reported to hav makes no objection I think the watch should ment is one which was decided in the claims against Japanese by British subjects, Agreed, he moved that it should stand over.

be handed back to the Waterbury Com-Court below, viz., that the collision or, much more so, not against the Bavoreiga. taken place this week in the Hing-hwa dis-

having taken place in Japanese territory or He went on to argue that, by instituting triat native had a quarrel with one The Colonial Veterinary Surgenz had appears that you have had a very unfortunate ed by the law of Japan, that is to

His Loriship-Well, von Ulrich, it ap- Japanese territorial waters in to be gavera-bis suit the Emperor had not deprived him his neighbours and selied upon a friend to BBY the self of his Sovereign sights, or put himself accompany him to his adversary's Enuse in a worse position than one of his subjects, and help him to obtain redress of his plied for leave of absence for fourteen days, but it appeared from the documents that

grievance. The friand-doulised, in bany

to with the duly reported, be atempt from all Customs throught the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon difficulties had been raised about tho sub- [me, to have been employed in the gaol ings is the law of Japan, and it having Japana subject, the Emperor by doing it

and afterwards to hare gone been shown by an affidavit which is on the titute be suggested, and as he had since written asking for postponement of Sandukan. After coming back here filo and which is before the Court, that into Court could not be put in a worse post-shape or way, which so enraged the native.

making the request that he shortly after went to Hospital and while you according to the law of Japan the plaintif tion than a Japancre enby cot the date at which the leave should begin, you

were there some trifling thing went being the Sovereign of Japan, is exempted

The Assistant Judge Assuming the wards returned with a gun and shot his the President moved delay for a fortaight to

British Court in this case bas the jurisdio guls on dead. The district magistenta allow the Roard to obtain further informa- amissing and it was found in your pos- from latility, that he iu do so wrong ting, then does the Sovereign, by going into having bean unable to and the murderer,

Bension and

were you atosling it.

The Magistrate convicted is his own Cours. Therefore it follows if he brought his auit in Londay P Judge, who at once ordered further search to you, and you were sentenced to six

according the judgment of the Court

Mr Kirkwood-I submit not.

be mads for the culprit, but up to the prei mouths' imprisonment with bord la below, that no action can be brought

The Assistant Judge-Dosa bo not by sent time he has not been found. bour. I son that in that case there was against bim in a British Court, and if no

Another oare of suicide is reported this a statement that you had been 1 gaol at action can be brought against him in a Bri-volatarily going into that Court walre his

weak. A young man, 20 Joera of personality Sandakan, whether for any offence having tish Court, therefore, on the same ground,

Mr Kirkwood-Distically not.

robbed his father of $150 and losing it all ony atatty to larceny is not stated. po counter-claim oan be brought against

Counsel next went on to submit that the at a gambling den in a very short time, The Prisoner-I was fined shore.

him. His Tondship-Flued! Yos; sud you got The propositions submitted to the court Emperor in soming into any Court in Japan hanget himself. The case was reported six months' imprison sent with hard labour by Mr Lawder, on behalf of the appellants sould not be regarded as a foreign Sovereign the authorities, and orders were given to at Hongkong. That was in September, ware, first, that the collision did not take in Japan, where that Court was situated, and the yemen runners to make a raid on all the 1891. Then in September, 1372, son were place in territory of Japan, so as to bring it was not possible for the Queen, who gambling houses in the city. It is to be tompting to obtain $20 by moons et false charged with obtaining a sum of $9 by the action under the exclusive jurisdiction derived her jurisdiction in Japan from the feared that these orders will result in the false pretence. It appears that of the municipal laws of Japan; but that it! Emperor, to designate him a foreign So- ue, al way, namely, in their merely being prstoness from Mr Schmid, of the Hong-reu were taking round a letter asking for took place on the high sean. Sestudiy, vereign, when he came into one of her a pretext for the fucners to obtain squeeze from the proprietors of the dens, while the 21.6 as compared with 30-0 in the corres- The Colonies: Faterinary Surganas replied kong Rotisserioodman, Attorney General, Essistans to leave the country, stating you even if it look place in Japanese territory

The Chief Justice-I imagine foreign deas will go on flourishing as before, bad been ill and could not obtain emplay counter-claim would lie sgainst the ponding week last year.

(in pencil)-Caly one of these forms is certi-

The Prefoot in a notification posted about hed a fit by the Inspector in whose dis- conducted the prosecution. Hs was in

the strenta, states that heobserves and more SUBFETOR'S QUARTERLY BEPORT.

to be untrue. You wont an hourd a ship Jepanese law, shipowners are exempt from Sovereign, that is all Mr J. Orcok, Sanitary Surveyor, re-triot they are, and in due case no dimen-struoted by Mr G. C. C. Muster, Crown, a statement that was known by you plaintiff in the absence of proof that, he Sovereign' means not English or British

Solicitor. sions aro given.

to collect money and you repealed you liability for the torte of their servoats in

best for sale at the stalls than was hitherto ported-

Prisoner pleaded not guilty.

ware not von Ulrich, the name in which the Japanese territory.

the case, showing that the slaughtering of During the past quarter plans have

The following jury was capannelled: --

lottor was written, but were collecting in

zen je very much on the ineranse. He re- Mär Lowder contended that although a

minds those engaged in the business that 16 boon received for the redraitge of 223

Messrs E. W. Terry, A. M. dos Rezario, J.

kis behalf and were engaged at the Harb houses; drainage plans for 461 houses had

Master's Office. Now, what the prosisa set-off or compensation or counter-claim

is against the law to slaughter these been previously received this year and soars given for Chan Lung Choi's, applica- . Northmann, H. A. Pührsson, W. E..

useful in agricultura, Rose, L. C da Silva.

false pretencs was on which the Magistrate might not be admissible by the law of the

animale which are and that they render themselvas liable to. plats of 208 houses were carried forward tion.

The Colonial Veterinary Surgeon wrało to Mr Paul Bobus was drawn, but aekad to notad I do not know, because the summons country when the debt was untracted. or from 1892, making a total of 882 in band

be released on the ground hair merely msations false pretence, but penevertheless the law of the country where appellants, submitted that on the face of the generally are warned to discontinue the use

you as in this case where the tort took place,

Mr Francis, in replying on behalf of the dins by disobeying the law. The people doring the year.

Mr wore the sentenced to one year's impri- biased. He was told to stand aside. James Francis was objected to by the prior with hard labour, and you the wrong occurred or tort tank place undertaking, the plaintiff was bound to of or flesh as an article of food.

On Tuesday last a large Ningpo junk. came out of goal shortly before you began would not be considered, but the nation submit to any order their Lordships might. The Acting Secretary-When renewals soner, and had to stand back. are asked for the original application is The Attorney General oxid-The nocused, to comeait the rallents with which you are would be entirely governed by lejeri make, if their Lordships allowed the beached at Ab-not-ahlo (which is on the on trick, is charged with unlawfully charged now. You went into a shop in and the loci would not be considered sounter-claim, or the drivers of the plain mainland opposite the foreign ten-bonga) always sent to you

The Colonial Veterinary Surgeon-I see endeavouring to obtain by fake protences Queen's Road and obtained three Water at all. Therefore in this caso the plaintiff tiff must take their choses of having do- for the purpose of cleaning her bottom, having invoked the jurisdiction of the crised the defendant, with the full know caught Dre. "A thick doud of smoke isened 3. The number of new honase and addi- my mistake and beg your pardon, but the from Mr S. H. Schmid, the an of $20bury watches by describing yourself as Court had inid himself open to the reply Fledge of the us they intended to maske in from the vessel for an hour or more and the tions to houses which have been granted cer- forma are filled up in such an irregular | the false pretenca being that he (prisoner) the caplain of a vessel belonging which wonki mest any other suitor who the lower Churt and in that Court,, of the total destruction of the craft seemed certain,

THE SANITARY BOARD. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Board was held this afternoon. The Hon. F. A. Cooper, Director of Public Works, presided; there were also present- Mr F. H. May, Captain Superintendent of Police ; Dr Ayres, Colonial Surgaon: Hon.mitted dealing with the inspection of pig- A. M. Thomson, Anting Registrar General; Hon. D: Hộ Kai, De 3: Cunilio, and Mr A. E. Renoir, Acting Secretary.

NUSTALIFY STATISTICS.

PIC-FITES-DEPARTMENTAL DIFFICULTIES.

A large number of docoments were sub-

stien by the Colonin Veterinary Surgeon. Eleven applications for licences to hoop swine were referred to the Inspectors from whose districts the applications came. The Acting Secretary (M- A. H. Renuie) These Inspectors reported to the Acting reported that during the week ending Oc Secretary who forwarded the reports to the tober 14 the death-rate per 1000 per acout Colonial Veterinary Surgeon and the Direo- Wee 27-6 as compared with 217 in the car-tor of Pablia Works, requesting them to responding weak of last year. The death state whether they recommended the graal-

rate for the week ended October 31 wasing of the licences.

2. Thedrainage works of 177 houses have heen completed during the quarter and the plans for 5 houses cancelled, giving a total of 645 houson passed and plans for 74 cancelled during the year, and leaving 263 to carry forward,

boon issued for 1452 now buildings and additions to buildings.

ÚBESDEN SANITARY CONVENTION.

The Acting Secretary wrote Inspector Renais-You should certify each form No dimounions separately and sign azma,

the Acting Secretary-In cases of renewal of licence please let my seo original applica- tion.

tloo.

Agrood.

This was all the breiness of importance.

SUPREME COURT.

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Befare His Honour Mr Fiskding Clarke, Chief Justice).

Thursday, October 26

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Me Kirkwood That is a question which bas zot been decided yet. It would, be rubmitted, be on extraordinary thing if the Unses enjoyed, in the exercise of the juris dietion she derived from Japan, greater privileges and rights than the Emperor frums whom she had derived those rights.

Mesars Butterfold and Swire. tificates under the Public Health Ordinance manera te ronder it easily made. I tewas Captain Wilson of the ship Centennial.

came into the Court and asked for its correspondence, and if that was consistent But it appears that Captain Walker of the quito believe you were probably in a haa baen below the average, amounting to liave it is not the intention of the Board The facts are that on 19th September Inst

that I should visit esult of there places in somewhere about six o'clock in the evening destitute condition and unable to obtain assistance. If he were not a foreign with the diguity of the Emperor of Japan, I. M. Castoms went across, taking with him 34 only,

Since the passing of the Public Health dividually when as infied with the Inspec. the prisoner went into the Betisserie and employment, but it is necessary to protect Sovereign there would be no question about which was being so hotly maintained in that assistants and a more of baskets, and hav Ordinance in 1887 a total of 2867 houses tore report, hat only in cases where asked for Mr Schaaid who manages the traders against offences of this sort from it at all, but cases wont to show that if a Court, he should be very much astonished ing organised a steady slushing of the hurz-

He had a young woman with bị,

foreign Sofer

Sororcigo came into one of our indeed. He should expect at the very ing compartment by passing up Billed have been redrained, the plans fur 217 difference of opinion appeared to exist place. bave been cancelled and corkificatos hare Please refer these papers to the President, and they had some cherry brandy. Th$3088 who are deafilute. I may say that Courts in the position of a plaintiff, bo aid least, that hefore the conclusion of that buckets from hand to hand, adececded at. your previous terms of imprisonment do The President should be obliged if prisoner wrote a chit Dear Schmid, I am not act upon me, I shall pass a sentenes himself open to a counter-clain the sale sitting, opposition to the order for security length in subduing the flames.

Their

The Erst dance of the season was given ofloors would write their minutes on official sony to miss you ; will come in again about upon you for the offences by themselves. way as any other plaintiff asking for tho for costs would be withdrawn. paper in ink and adopt soms system of 8 o'clock. Capt. WILSON. He then wont You obtained these watches by falas pre-protection of the Court. If it could be Lordships had it is their fall power to stay by the bachelors of Foodbow last night at

Mr Schmid came in an after- away. A communication from Lord Ripon wak has to turn the papers round two or three wards, and then Pereira, the clock, who tesa, and then went ic Bag View and shown that a tort having been committed proceedings in the plaintiff's suit ug the lab and was in every way a great sac-

uniformity. As they ate now written eno

the accused write the chit-thaod nas of the watches for supporting in Japaness territory all shipowners were he sensented to do what their Lerdehips ceas. The beauty of the decorations was a ment to the Board with roforence the time to read them. I don't know on what sa

nertainly trentagareze of the Convention has been signed on bohalf point or points those papers are referrod to į man also saw him write it-handed the another falas prot-nce in obtaining 86 from exempt from liability for the torts of their thought was just and equitable from begin. subject of. Dresdeu Banitary Convention. Although

bo so good se to state explicitly what it is i fortunately For the prisoner, tha: Mame day, having parted with two of these contestable that the law of Japan would for that were needed he would refer their the leg wreaths of evergreens, and the British Colonies and Foreign Ponso-be Fanta raferring to me. I can't havo a Schmid know & Capt. Wilson, of the Ther-named Thomas, y brought the other particular case could not be enad directiv Lordships to Rule 33 of the Order of thất : down both out and in pots. The dancing sions to become partios to the Convention bundle papers, which, as far as I can mopyle; and therefore, he was not ex- une te

hon but it would follow also that the ownors of grounds of opposition- ta tha appens its tools plass in the large reading room and Mr N. J. Ede-The medical members of 530, are the subject of the simplest routine traordinarily surprised at getting a chit of endeavoured, by similar false in the library, Al the Board will no doubt be able to giversferred to us in this casual way. that kind, but when von Ulrich came in he to obtain the sum of $20, and on that you the assumption that the collision took way in which the monterer to the through we hear there were many die o bad derived appolutants, the nawber of guests appear- more valuable opinion on this question than

her subjects is ed greater than usual in Fonchow. With a Form, but to my mind I do not think it is reason for visiting these papers to be for the only Capt. Wilson-he knew. It also offences are thus connected in a certain lity was equality, and it was impossible for Japan. In 1859 Jepan chained intrares splendid foor and excellent music, dansing

The Colonial Veterinary Surgeon My noticed it was not the Cap. Wilson-and are convicted by the jors. These three place on Japanese territory, hocatae oqua- her jurisdiction. Reassury or denirable for the Ouluny to read to the President is stated in my bappaned that Mr Schmid had bean down way, and were all committed on les sarge any Geart to administer to the same sotion into the family of cations by conditions was kept op with great spirit into the amall

two different sets of law. It had got been i become a party to the Convention. We minuto dated 5.19.95. wish to know at Bay View Hotel that afternoon and are not likely to bave to meet the consider it is the intention of the Board I thote he had learned that some one re day. Now, I must say I have a difficulty attempted to be shown that that was which were forced upon her. The con hours of the morning,-

about your sentence. I have a difficulty in

law of Japan, and he therefore contended, least, submit that all foreignere poming Tax following account of the funeral of Sie public against conduct An

of the United Kingdom only, it is open

ras. Perhaps the Col. Vet. Surgeon will chit to Mr Schmid,

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Waterbury watches, one to

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gency of the importation of cholera from should visit each of these places individual-presenting himself to be a Capt. Wilson had deciding what is sufficient to protest ta in accordates with well own principles, within the territory of Japan should be James Russell appears in an Irish paper:

in the event of cholera existing in our

Europe or to provide for the possibility of when es'ished with the Inspector's ro afford & Waterbury watch cholera going from us to Europa, and by port, or only in cases where a difference of Him Lordship asked the Attorney Genu of your case. On the whole the sentence I that the L of Japan was that all ship, wholly and entirely under the laws of their Testerday morning at shortly before ten becoming parties to the Consention we

am about to

to pass is this.

On the case owners were liable, for the negligence of respective country and within the exclusive o'clock the remains of Sir James Rasveļi would probably only be involved is cores opinion may appear to exist. To ga toral If he should go into that.

The accused said he did not object to the each place would be impossible without

No. 2, where you obtained

from their servants. Although he (the learned jurisdiation of the Courts of their own out arrived by train in Ballyment, and were pondence which would be of no utility to extra amictance.

Attorney General doing so.

the tradesmen three Waterbury watches outsol) admitted to the full that no trisa. It was not a delegation, it was not mot at the railway station there by a very either. If Ühina and Japan became parties

The Acting Secretary (to President)-Iam The Attorney General-When this man

of the value of $15 or thereabouts, Sovereign could be directly implesdal

ConDession; it was not a right claimed to largo nomber of friends and admirers of to it (which they are not now). it might be

his own Courts without his consent, er in of sume socvicu if we joined, and meanwhile torry to have to trouble you again with this returned Mr Schmid said You are not I santance you to four months' in the Ccarts of a foreign ecuntry--that he theu, for the Brst time, came into contact | last tributo of respect to his inenge. The be nxeraised by Christian nations, which the decessed, who attended to pay their matter.

I sabost that the Gol Vet. Sur Capt. Wilson of the Therapy The prisonment with hard labour, On, cras the the Colony sdopting awu of the itseful sed report on each application (in 1), of the Centennid. Mr Sohmhl then caid g20 or a similar false preteka, sen. kind whatever uu dhe principle that the been imposed upon her by force, as a condi. the outer one of which was of polished oak, neighbourhood there is nothing to prevent / enon should inspect these places personally prisoner replied that ho was Capt. Wilson, No. 1, where you attempted to obtain was absolutely free from actions of any with her, and it might be fairly mid to have remains were enclosed in a suite of cofins,

on several occasiona the Inspectors' reports Are you the samo man who was down at

Tenga yon to the additional sentence king can do no wrong-it was a very tion upon which she was to be admitted into with massive bras embellishments. The measures recommended by the Conference, have been insecurate.

Bap View this afternoon and

and gave Osborne without becoming a formal party to the The President If I recollect rightly this a Waterbury watch The prisouer a Caso No. 3, where you obtained 26, I son- divested tilmself of the dignity of his tirely that, the word delegation could, wreaths and immortelles, one of which, re- Convention. I am very glad to see the re- question as mottled by a resolation of the Yes; sod there is one replied / of three months with hard isbour; end on different thing indeed when the Sovereign | the great family of cations. He denied en casket was literally covered with beautiful you. Mtepos you to an additional term of fin- Crown and descended to place hizaself in under any sirenjatanes, ar from any can. sombling a large-sized harp, with broken nervation made by Great Britain regarding Board some 18 months ago. The gemoral Schmid said I am not in the babit of re- prisonerent for one mouth with hard the position of a suitor in a foreign Court, seivable point of view in connection with the chord, being particiarly admired. Amongst the non-detention of healthy persons landed

Under these streamarances the mere fact of rastier, bo tard in ponnection with the juris parties sonding wreaths wore-Mr and Mrs from infected abips, and to observe the effect of which was (a) that the Inspectors caiving presents from patfact strangers labour-so that your sentenes on the pre-his coming into Court was evidence that be distion that Her Majesty exercised in China Moore. Dunmurry; the Misses White,

to be responsible for the accuracy of Mr Schmid then turned were

up the Extes of an occasion will amount, in

in the aggre more liberal viewn that are being taken by thair reparts und fee fas stiss being in coro- the China Mail or one of the newspapers, gate, to eight monthe' imprisonment with asked the assistance of the Court. He and Japan. It was in no sents a delegation. Whitehall; Me Kidder, Strathpoles ; and

pliance with the bye-laws and regulations and said I was that the ship Centemial is hard labout. Now, when you come out could not bare the distance of the Court It was in no sotite derived from the Emperors Miss Ridder, Strathpeter: Ms James Wil The Colonial Surgion, Lau Wai Chun that bettre the applications were laid yes; and the prisoner, when we came degritule condition and I am quits grapared the Court; and in submitting himself to tries. It was claimed as a right by Great Native Chinese Customs Servios. There commanded by Captain Gloord, Oh, of gael again you will probably be in a without submitting to the jurisdiction of of China or Japan in their respective can-son, Olaforge, and Mr Elmand M'Kean, before recommending that they be licensed and Dr Cantic agreed with Mt Ede. nofore the Board they were to be referred into port I was sick and I handed over the to believe it would be impossible for you to the jurisdiction he divested himself of all Britain and that right had best acorded to was one magaincent wreath amongst the The Chairman moved that the Buoretary to the Oul Vot. Surgeon so that he might command to the mate and told him to go obtain kontat employment in this colony those esternards which he would other and conzoated to by the forms of the Treaties. Borel contributions which was sent anony- note waste the sties rare sud repur: if he over and report the arrival of the reset, imown as you are 1 should say it would be wise have a perfect right to ask for the With regard to the greetion of the Inland royaly. The breastplate bere the follow- had any objection to their being licensed. aud that accounts for the fact that they

pateption of himself from stuck. When Ses being the territorial waters of Japan, ing inscription he became a plaintiff he dropped his dignil the journed Counsel contended that it was

European Powers on the subject of quaran

tine.

be instructed to acknowledge receipt of the

communication, and that the Colonial Seare-

tary be informed that the Board was of opinion it was undesirable that this Celony should take part in the Convention,

Agreed.

EEFUSE TEA LEAVER,

Aittor was sent down from the Colo

nial Secretary along with a communication

tex

The Col. Vet. Surgeon-Tas

The 4t ing Secretary (to the President)

I am unable to find any resolution bearing

on the subject with the exception of the

iry again, as you

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ALLEGED, "STAREAY.

as Sovereign and had to take the humble precisely the nine poeftin as the Solent, position of a suitor in the Courts and bo whish had been held to be a common highway

Sir James Rusall, OMG,

died

It was clearly stated that ho was not sup- put him down as the Captain in the papera quely difficult for you to butain" diy

| are sapnument #geong ચર્ચ posed to check the Impacter's reports, and Thas is my mato. Mir Sulzid did not like room for people like feil, and you must t was presumed that the general saquaint the look of things. Joat at that time von jt

did try apparent-

let September, 1993'- Ances made with the various localities in Ulrich said By the way, my abip is a long ly before, to get away from it, and could ask nothing more than a altor in of all nations, and constituing the high sear The coffin was carried from the railway the performance of bia ordinary duties would way out and I don't want to go out to

have you

to our Courts could ak. After quoting ceses The Inland Sen had been a public highway platform to the hearse in siting outside. plece afford im sunt information to state on her just let me have $20. Mr Echid Ko to go tafora magistrate and in support of this view the learned counsel aver since the public appearance of foreigners and hence coureyed to the place of inter- general grounds if there was any objection said No; I tannst du that. I am not in declare yourself a paper, I believe the sundured by saying that His Majesty had in this century in Japan; and the incident mant at the First Presbyterian Church, from Hirs Falconer, 16 and 16 Grom Street, to the issue of any licence without making the habit of landing money. The prisoner funial enrolacy prapowered in such chosen to invoke the assistance of that vanneeted with the attack on Shimpaoli Braugfishens, the line of route being Wanchai, in which the praction of collest-

a special inspection.

wanted $10, but ir Ughmid refused to let ing refuse tea leaves, drying them sad The Acting Secretary (to the Col. Vet. him have it. After some farther sontering remove you from the Colony, acd, Coors sad must take the consequences clearly showed that all foreigners claimed through Ballymena by way of Galgoru reselling them wized and unmized with Sorten) Beer lands of such a resolution he went away, I will show you that for no other reason, in view of the sad remedy which that Court would give the right of free navigation of that Sea, Read, Hill Street, Welington Street, and Besides the larga trouble and expense which you have caused, to its own subjecte. That Court would that that claim was pooguised by the Broughshane Street. other toat was brought up and complained of. tions having been passed, plasse 1

prisoner is not Capt. Wilson of the and which your stay would be likely to the

out of ils way le treat a Government of Japan, and that those who cuncuarse of people on foot, there was a Inspector Stanton reported that must of the

Centennial, and when you hearthe evidenoo as manipulated was sent to Annam and

you will see ha had nati the slightest canse, he would remove you; and I hope foreign Sovereign coming to it differently resisted it were compelled by force of arms long retinue of vehicles, amongst which the

he will remove you to a place where you from any of own subjects. Upon the to abandon teir resistance.

Dowager Lady O'Neill, Tullyouts Lodge, Seam, but there could scarcely be any

scintilla of reason for using that name at all. can get honest employment and earn your graquos he bad urged he asked their Lord- Mr Kirkwood coatinued his argument, and the Misses Whits, Whitehall, were re- doubt that soma wa paal by coolies to

The only reason he could have was to all own living. That is all Lean adrite gay to this to reverse the decision of the Court Whan the Emperor delegated to the Qusen presented by their breughanis Tho ohiol Mongkong

Mr Schmid, and make him believe he was

below,

his jurisdiction, did ha man to put her inmoarners wers-Messrs Robert Rumell Minutes

Capt. Wilson and

Propla

end hire the $24.

Mir Francis. Q... in support of the better position as Bovorolgn then she was in Belfast, and David Russell, Kuckboy Mr à. J. Leach, instructed by Mr Rocco, appeal, conteudod that the Judge of the Chief Justin-He rainly put her Achassa, P.L.G. (brother in-law) Robert House. Broughshane (brothers) Robert appeared to defend zwo men skarged with Court below was prematurs in coming to his bribing Inspector Clarihow, of the Suuftory decision. According to the prosciute of in a better position; he gave har rights the 4. Russell, Belfast; and William Kussell, Department.

the Coorts at home, in the Colonies, and had not before.

Laapaisurican (cousins); and James Wilson, The Attorney General (to His Lordship)

The Attorusy General was not prepared under the provisions of the Orders in Mr Kirkwoodsitbart that he did not Oldforge, Duntry (relatives). You will see why I mentioned the is to proced against them, and in one-it-Cotrol for Class-and-Japan the sole duty futsal in prejudice. the individual rights of Professor Robinson pood vet of the unwas to Bay View Hotel. It comes into the slange te prayer can discharged by pro of 151s Honour was to secertain whether a kis subjects au agaitzi Her Majesty by that, service in a very imprativa minanet at the may

Planation à "in the other a volle giroseguei won prized facic case was made out to justify The Chief Justice-It seems to me that grave. be of opinion that it could deal with this 4. He abuli-see that the members of the His Lordship--It may come in, but enterest."

the admission of a counter-claim. Flis he did, because the right of the Japanes matter, and he moved a reply should be for-market staf carry out their duties in `s don't think it is right to mention what bage

Honour should not have attempted to subject before that was to have all cases warded to the Colonial Secretary to that thoroughly efficient manner and report any paned. affect,

TO DARKEN GREY HA-Lockyer's Balphar decide the very important point now raised, tried before his own Courts. The Emperor, delinquencies on their part coming under The Attorney tieneral (to the jury)-Oko Agreed.

his observation to the Secretary to the thing I omitted. The shit was tora up by Bair Restorer is the quickest, beut, safest; conte but should have admitted the counter-claim it seems to me, did put the Queen in a bet. fas, sects more that my other. The col and have allowed it to be disenssid amber position and he put his own subjects in a Mr Schmid, Board.

produced is most stural. Lockyer's Sulphur the trial and heating of the case. To a were position -pussibly not in a worse, but ciatistical records Evidence was then givett by Inodura L the only English Hair Restorer universally or Lowder, was taken by surprise with fore the Treaty was made. The Colonial Veterinary Surgeon (M: 0. 5. He shall keep punk.

considerable extent his learned friend a different position-than they were in be W. Ladde) wrote asking instructions from pertaining to the food supply of the volar Ferien, H. S. Schmid, Capt. Colcord, and sold.

CATE AF, BEAUTIFUL SKI-Salphelize Sor reference to the particular point, which the Board as to the manner of procedure as the Board may from time to time direct. Oms Howard.

Nr Kirkwood Evan assuming he did When an animal unable to walk is landed at The Presiden- certainly think there The prisoner lock, roluminens notes durs gives the uniurat tint and peach-like stam of was really raised by His Honour himself in that, can it be secured he intended to go any of the authorized landing stages. He nught to be some papers concerning a de-ing the progress of the case and cross-perfect Complexion : wusha the shina Sola, the coarse of the discussion, and the great-still farther and to deprive himself of the added-In many instatives animals which cision of the Board to the effect recorded examined the witnesses. At the close of jaapple, healthy, comfortable. Sulpholina Soap er portion of the argaments of the other rights of a Sovereigo and privileges that he i

6 Tallets. Everywhere. are imported for the purpose of slaughter-in my minute of the Gth inst. If you still the evidence he addressed the jury.

ons attached.

Extract from the amended Standing Or. Dr Candle. This is very interesting iù-ders for the guidance of the Inspector of At it happened Mr School would not fund the tuoner. The prisoner is not charged formation from a hygieuig point of view Live Stock and Markets — but the commercial swindle porpatrated 3. He shall keep a diary; in which he with getting the money, but he was certain does not concern the Board. The public shall entot day by day suriating the duties ly trying to get it. must be protected by the merchants.

which he has been engaged, the places The-Acting fojistrar General. The non- the has inspected sot say fafringement of laint is evidently the Board appeared to the laws which he has to onforge whip

coma ander his observation.

silly.

THE BLAUGRIZLING OF CATTLE.

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The

Quotations.

Bongresa, October 26, 1803. PIUM-New Patus, cash,... 56l

Old

New Old'

Венагов,

4th, $771

New Malus credit, 590 Alton, Onttier, 1/3

Old Malwa, credit,, 500/610. Allorance, Cetties, D Persian, Ully, New, 810/80 Alrater, Callion, 14.

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