M. Macivate.
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chance of extortion which he preferred.
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the trial having taken place, & I cannot help thinking that the case is proceeding. At . 25/3/45
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Whenwise, K W Campbell with W Tarrant
there paper afford no information whatever to crate nor to
rudge whether the course taken has been correct i
quant
the book of
Major Cannes
which they make against him without proof. It is singular that the
same month the above prevents me from receiving any
Statement
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meant by the I
that, in simply acknowledging
Auvazad: and it seems to me Report of his trial has not been.
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present aria
Victoria, Hong Kong,
The Earl Grey.
Sir J. H Davis,
27th January, 1848.
Receiver
7 Inclosures.
N18.
5.
444-4
Mr N. £.2. Parker, Crown
Reporting repayment £
Solicitor,
$52.50 paid by
The Queen us.
him into Court
Livingston, and
in the cases
The Queen vs. Ching - Cheong.
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him, & not throwing the
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Sir.
in the
Victoria, HongKong.
113
She reply to your letter of the syth December in Reference to the Bills of two Cases noted in Margin, I beg Respectfully to state for the information of His Excellency The Governor, that in the
first
case I have had to
amounting
to pay fees to 311 Dollars, and fifty Cents.
and the fact of Ching cheang
1 being
unable to pay
his debt, is not my fault.
On the second case
certainly
I beg to enclose
four letters, by which it will be evident that no
blame
can be attributable to me
in consequence of
the action not proceeding against Mr Livingston; and referring
to the Attorney General's Remark on enclosure N. 2 it will appear
liable for Mr. Living's
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Victoria, Hong Kong,
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The Earl Grey.
Sir J. H Davis,
27th January, 1848.
Receiver
7 Inclosures.
N18.
5.
444-4
Mr N. £.2. Parker, Crown
Reporting repayment £
Solicitor,
$52.50 paid by
The Queen us.
him into Courty
Livingston, and
in the cases
The Queen vs. Ching - Cheong.
In asked
quections megfel
thies on as anquete. soution yttie Gar though if the fault be M
for clainey the many prom
him, & not throwing the
Javvents there.
tops on the public
id
sang.
Sir.
in the
Victoria, HongKong.
113
She reply to your letter of the syth December in Reference to the Bills of foots two Cases noted in Margin, I beg Respectively to state for the infomation of Wie Excellency The Governor, that in the
first
case I have had to
amounting
to pay jees. to 311 Dollars, and fifty Cuts.
and the fact of Ching cheang
1 being
unable to pay to pay
fault of mine.
his dent, is ce
On the second case
certainly
I beg to enclose
four letters, by which it will be wident that no
blame
can be attributable to me
in consequence of
of the action not fproceeding against Mr Sheingston ; andar deforsing
that the
to the Alletury General's Remark on enclosure N. 2 it will apprai
liable for Mr. Living's
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