CO129-058 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [8-10] — Page 103

If it were so here, then 5.. 8

of the proposed Ordinance

5.5

would become of some use,

and not as

a dead Letter

now proposed,

No Counsel

would refuse

the

fees in the

2nd Schedule even without 5. 8

5. 4. is well-meant,

but

mischievous,

very

Qi

and

will be found to involve

great injustice,

and

a

con-

of

cost _ the

tinual taxation

question

was

well considered

in England, thoroughly

ventilated, and

given up.

$. 5. should stand

*

15.

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"Any reasonable charges albeit the said reasonable charg

8. 8. A Dead Letter with

the proposed counsel fees.

8. 9. Altogether insufficient

remuneration to the

Translator.

5. 12. The frown should

hay

as well as receive.

There are many

details

which require Consideration, I have

not time to observe them at present,

but will merely suggest that

the

Cases

included in the

Category covered by the $10

fee to counsel should be