30.
proved. . . The most material witness for the prosecution, is Postage who swears to hearing, a short time previous to the Murder, the conversation detailed between the deceased, and his wife "Hong: nee she", which it seems, that the appellant, by Lo: Atow's boat gave alarm to Bong: saing fook, but, not to his wife, that afterwards, he heard a voice, and distinguished that of Lo. Atow's, calling for a rope, a stone, and water; after this, he heard a splash in the water, and nothing further until next morning, and then he saw Lo: Atow; in deceased's boat, marked the blood on the boat, mat and Kiev jus.
It is most remarkable, that this witness did not have the body of the deceased, and did not report what he heard, and saw, though, by his showing, it is evident, that he must have anticipated, being required eventually to give evidence thereon, for the circumstance...
Remarks by the Magistrate of Hong Kong.
A circumstance of his making inquiries, having him the body, and examining, and identifying it, as that of Wing sharryfack, to cross questions, he swore, that business of his, yet he clearly proved, that he and it was no business of his.
It is not the least singular feature of this case, that he should meet a stranger in the Bay, the day after the murder, and that he should converse with him about the murder, thereby showing the stranger that the murder was known, and talked about, though he affects to say, that it was mere wings of his...
It is also evident, that the first conversation he had with a stranger relative to the Murder, should have been with a person, whose acquaintance he had just made. The first evidence for the prosecution, acknowledges that So boys told him, that the other (4) Prisoners, were in Lockton's boat, whilst all the others landed at Wing spongifort; beat...
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proved. . . The most material titress for the proscention, is Postage who swears to hearing, a short time previous to the Murous, the
conversation detailed between
the deceased, and his wife "Hong: nee she",
which it seems, that the appe.
by
f
Lo: Atow's bout gave
alaren to
Bong: saing fook, but, not to his wife, that afteoricard.
21, he heard
as voice, mid distinguished
that of Lo. Atons, calling for as rope, as stone,
and as
water
sjas; after
this, he heard
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eflack in the wakes, and nothing further
metil next morning,
aud
Mouginsists,
wheat he saw
saw To: Alow;
in deceased; boat,
marked the blood on the boat, mat and
Kiev jus.
It is most remarkable, that this
Witness did not have the
ice of the.
deciated,
and did not report what he heard, and saw,
though, by his
ስስ ሓ
shewing, it is wident, that
mush have anticipated, being required. eventually to give evidence theoren, four the
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Rengarto by Remarks by
the Mayor the Mn Sgistre - of Hong Kong of Hong Kong.
A
circumstanov of his incking for earngifs,
theving him the
body.
and fa
examining,
aved
it, as that of Wing sharryfack.
identifying it,
de his
to
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cross questions, he swore, that business of his, yet he clearly
business; and
the affair was no Eusiness of his, proved, that he
and it'
is not the leash singular feature of this
that he should meet a
Witnessi's Testimony, that he shout man in the Bay, the day afterther stated
converse with
murder, and that he should converse with
about the murder, chewing thereby
the stranger
that as murder was known, and talked.
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hough he affects to say, that it was me bir wings of his.. It is also as :denen, that the firch conversation he had,
stranger
relative to the Murder, should have been
with a person, whose
-guainted
the with. The firch evidener for then Fromation, acnote that Si Aage
that. So boys told heims,
that the other (4) Prisoners,
were in Lockton's
boat, whilth all the others learded Wing spongifort;
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