CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 258

The Ordinance

of

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and

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the uninitiated

their meetings

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offer qust for silition for

of the

the evasion

the Laws. It

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to all focieties learing

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the Colonie

duty of giving Secutary notice of their Meetings.

The penalty for

offences

under 53 is

only imposed on afinct

Conviction" but no

provivion

subsequent

в

is made

convictions.

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universal)

rule, prescribed of the Royal Instruction, that

Finnes should be made

not simply payable

towards the Colonice

Revenue but " to the

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of the Colony

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