of robbery, and the law of the insire forbids punishment except only on confession, he still lies in prison; and, although the Authorities are satisfied of his guilt from the evidence adduced, the guarantee deprives them of their usual means of enforcing the truth in such cases, and they are, therefore, unable to convict him. He is perfectly aware and is content to lie in prison.
I have &c.
(Signed) J. B. Robertson, Consul.
Same Copy
In Memine
Acting Colonial Secretary
Upon Estammond Houstong
99.10030
Entered 3 Nov 1866
— With reference to my letter of the 16 August
MINUTE 27 OCT 4. Bol 30
31
I am directed by the Earl of Kimberley to transmit to you a copy of a dispatch from Sir R. McDonnell applying the result of the trial by the Chinese Authorities of Luk Tsoo-keung who was surrendered by the Gist-tong-ong
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guilt from the
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in such cases of enforcing
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therefore, unable to convict
him. He is perfectly
aware
and is content to lie in prison.
I have He.
(Signed) J. B. Robertson,
Consul.
Same Copy
InMemine
Acting Colonial Secretary-
Upon Estammond
Houstong
99.10030
Entered
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331
my
letter of the 16 August
MINUTE 27 OCT 4. Bol
30
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