CO129-072 - Indviduals - 1858 — Page 17

And,

means

of his

d furates, not upon his alliance, by wife, a climes girl from a brottich, with some of the cost of the blimare in this Exiong, as upon titrat

Colony, _ Mad observed

of this demeanor in office, love since his sudden elevation a year and a half ago from the hum the office of Supreme Court Interpunter of the lines Collogical dialect of the South, to the them important office of Registrar Generally, and the office, still infiortunt, of Justice of the Peace.

Torm most amplong that Lord Sternley Hall

have his attention drawn to a matter to nearly touching

proper functions and the olddominic tration of Justice; and Irenew the protected mode in my filhe agrainst ito bring stup proved that the Services, leath or imaginary of thy individual, in any department of bulministration, should make

greeption in his favor to the Common

-Iber of Cordence, or entitle_-_Sum(our in the present instance) to an immediate requittal upon his bare demat,

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upon that of yourself ons professionally enginstant of his legal affairs, and conducting the basingement of them under his late Insolvency; especially if "the charge be supported, on that relating to this being a speencats in Bothels and brotthel licenses row supported by evidence of the highest authority, I mean the public records of the Land Office and the Treasury, and the oral testimony of their Officers.

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It is now more them town mouths price. Imuse representation to His Excellency of or foutlie kernest B recasioned, in this Court, by the long and intimate Connection, then and afterwards, and, as I fear, stile subvisting between the notorious Chinese purate and Ď Police Mly, Male Clow= wong (Alin's Wong When ) And Mr. Caldwell. I was not them award that the bond of ceffinity, by adoption according to Chinese Cont the frinsipal Pink in that convection. But I know, ow I stated in Lin

my repr.

representation, that the purate was the "fonattian Wilds" upon whose unsupported. informationes I was Mrs

Caldwell's hatit to must And divelarge, to crifiserte and restore, and that the Chinese people of this Colony, particularly the heart necessitous, held the miflaws in the time dread hur pation, incomuel that, until the impartiality of Government should be, our I suggested, madakuror, It them, they in more dared to complom of the iimmedinte tyrannies and operations of the one than they them dandy, the loen now dare, to complaming the commmances or forcensements of the other. The owing His Excellency's disinclination to interfere

En with Mr. Caldwell had sven mysi

myse of ressement from the touch, until then hopeless_tarting his interference. First,

being at length to forced upon portunity being.

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the option

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thin ] I could not chome but deny Frolden of it. I dich 100 mirke linoon to linn the results of the experience of a for and a half in the Office of Attorney General,