CO129-046 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1854 [5-19／8] — Page 241

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time of the alleged crime she heard

got up. Heard

that the European jumped overload

a disturbance and

and that her husband

by pirates.

Charge.

was taken

Paving recapitulated the

notes with

instance whether the prisoners boat could be deemed as virtually sailins under the British Flag that the

documentan evidence from the Register General's office, the figur bird produced, and the

sircuinstance of her plying

the usual

way

plying in

business off

Aberdeen when she took Perkins on

rme

board lech

cridence from my Comments and called the attention of the Jury to those passages stating the position of the fernale prisoner at the time when Perkins was alleged to be stabbed and those aciating to the lifeless state of the body previous to it's being east overboard ! told the Eary to consider in the first

uny

mink to the

conclusion, she did; but that I

did not wish them to be biassed

by

my opinion in frumming

That if

own.

subject

if their

was

opinion

their

on

this

contradictory of

they would find a verdict

acquital

mine

of

as in that case the Court