Aug 8 55
1848
Gov. Bonham Chief Justice Refers to his
Despatch No13 April 22.
Does not concur with the Chief Justice, in regard to The Vacations, represents the inconvenience arising from the present arrangements of the Sessions, of the different Courts which admits of a period of four Months, during which the whole of the Courts are closed, Prisoners are confined for that time, and afterwards acquitted in consequence Witnesses quitting the Colony, the ends of justice being defeated.
Amy 18 56 Patent Offices. Clin. Circular
Aug Cypril 8.
Encloses a return
8. Patent Offices, held in the Colony
Aug 19 57 Chinese Pirates.
Encloses Memorials from 3 Chinese Convicted of Piracy claiming free pardons, in consideration of their being convicted by one man's evidence, alone and he a notorious bad character.
Encloses minutes of Council, their pardon is granted.
1848
Gov. Bonham
Aug 21 58 Auction Duty.
325
Encloses Memorial from the Auctioneers praying for Remission of the duty of the 1/2 Cent exacted on their Sales The Duty produces about £300 or £400 per year
proposes abolishing this duty and increasing the Licences to 100 ~ 150 Dollars per year instead of 50 Dollars as at present.
Aug 21 59 Crown Lands.
Aug 22 60 Mr AR Johnston.
Encloses applications from several Individuals, to be allowed to surrender certain Lands which they held, to Government
Encloses the opinion of The Attorney General and recommends the resumption of the Lands in question.
Encloses Application from Mr Johnston for a Lease of the ground on which he was, in 1842, allowed to build a House, subject to conditions, encloses also correspondence on the subject with the Military Authorities.
Recommends the claim.
Aug 8 55
1848
Gov. Bonham Chief Justice Refers to his
Despatch No13 April 22.
Does not concur with the Chief Justice, in regard to The Vacations, represents the inconvenience arising from the present arrangements of the Sessions, of the different putty,
Courts which admits of a period of your Months, during which the whole of the Couch are closed, Prisoners are confined for that time, and afterivatos acgeritted in conseg Witnesses quitting the Colony, the
ends of justice being defeated.
nence
Amy 18 56 Patent Offices. Clin. Circular
Ang
Cypril 8.
Encloses
a return
8. Patent Offries, held in the Colony
Ang 19 57 Chinese Pirates.
Encloses
Memorials from 3 (Chinese
Convicted of Piracy claiming free pardons, in consideration of their being convicted by one
man's évivence, alone and he a notorious bad character.
Encloses minutes of Council, their pardon is granted.
1848
Gov. Benkam
Ang 21 58 Cluction Duty.
a
325
Encloses Mémorial from the Auctioneers praying for Remission of the buty of the
a
Cent exacted on theis Sales The Duty produces
about £300 of £400 per year
Ai
proposes abolishing this duty and increasing the Licences to 100 ~ 150 Dollars
per year instead of 50 Dollar
as at present.
Ang 21 59 Crown Lands.
Ang 22 60 Mr AR
Encloses applications from several Individuals, to be allowed to surrender certains Landy which they held, to Govern?
Encloses the opinion
&
The A
Attorney General and recommends the resumption of the Lands in question .
An
Johnston. Encloses For a Lease of the ground on which tiation from Mr Johnston
he seas, in 1842, allowed & build a House, subject to conditions, encloses also correspondence on the subject with the Military Authorities.
Recommends the claim.
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