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The Prisoner, Salvador Laerase, having been asked what he had to say that judgment should not be pronounced upon him and having replied "Nothing", Her Majesty's Superintendent, as presiding Judge, addressed him as follows.
"Salvador Laerase! You have been found Guilty after a most patient and impartial trial of the great crime of Murder on the body of William Hopkins. You have stated that you have Nothing to urge why judgment should not be pronounced upon you.
The painful duty therefore rests with me to direct that you shall be taken from this Place to the Jail of Victoria whence...
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The Prisoner. Salvador Laerase having been acked what he had to say that judgment should not be counced. upon him and having "replied "Nothing" Her Majesty's Superintendent, 40, as addressed. him as follows.
pron
presiding Judge-
"Salvador. Laerase ! You
have been found Guilty after.
a most
patient and impartial trial of the
Murder on the body of
great crime
of
"William Hopkins. You have stated. that you have Nothing to urge why
judgment should not be pronounced - upon you.
Th
painful. duty
therefore rests with : the fourt to direct
shall be taken from this
that you
Place to the Jail of Victoria whenes
You
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