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Thereby Certify,

1st.

14. That the above leave was granted to

s granted to commence on the 28th

the 28th of

" the 27th of August 1853, on the ground

February 1852 and ent on

c. Ill health, and that the Medical Certificate was produced of which a copy is annexed.

2nd That The Honorable John Walter Huline, legs, has served the brown

for Eight years and 23 days.

30. Thatin the course of that service he has been absent on several occasions, at the dates and for the terms specified below: viy- 1 For 26 days, beginning on the Band indling on the 28th October 1845- 2nd for 5 months and 16 days, beginning on the 30th December. 1847, and

ending on the 16th June 1848- (Vide. Earl Grey's Despatch 1/3 of and hearch 1848.)

-of

his

4th. That provision has been made for the due cxccution of the Honorable John Walter Auline, degres Office, during absence by the Honorable. Paul. by Sterling. Eeqpe, Attorney Genual.

Ibraham

Acto-

Officers who may. be under the necessity of applying to the decretary of State for an calension of their leave of absence, are requested toamned this document to their applications, and in order to meet this contingency, it will be furnished to them in duplicate-

No 15. Judicial.

RECEIVED

C.D. W 19 18. 2

3. My Lord,

7878 Jun

"Victoria, Honghong,

26 February, 1852.

I think it my duty to

I submit to

your Lordship's expecial

Emotien the following circumstances..

Copy to Mr Mulone. 2. Jerly 182.

Povide also to Sers Bon-

And

On the 16th Instant a trial

Ewas had

had in the Supreme Court,

+ when six men (Malays) were put

you their trial for Murder

committed, on board of the Brig "Corcyra under British

Colors, on

the

person of Pateson, the Chief Mate

John

of

that

Veuch : four of the accused; were

requitted, and two, on the clearest

The Right Honorable,

The Earl Grey,

te.

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