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having regard to the strong feeling
d) in
which has been making ground in favour of extending Extradition, (see Report of the Select Committee) and to
the circumstance that this Government is at this moment engaged in preparing an Ordinance for the extradition of fugitives from Macao in pursuance of directions from the Imperial Government, and to the fact that the fugitive in this case is accused of Piracy and Murder, I cannot but think that the Government will be acting wisely and with a just discretion in taking upon itself the responsibility of surrendering him to the Macao Government after having taken reasonable precautions to ascertain that he is properly identified and that there is strong prima facie evidence of his guilt.
(Signed) Julian Pauncefote,
Attorney General.
Hong Kong, 23rd February, 1869.
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having regard to the strong feeling
d) in
which has been making ground favor of extending Extradition, (see) Report of the Select Committee) and to
the encumstance that this Government
is at this
preparing
very
an
moment engaged i Ordinance for the
in
Patradition of fugitives from Macar in pursuance of directions from the Imperial Government, and to the fact that the fugitive in this case is accused
and Murder, I cannot but
of Pivacy think that the Government will be
acting
in the exercise of a
just discretion in taking
of surrendering
ike
a wise and
u
tatting the responsibility
Maw
to the Macao
Government after having laken reasmable
precautions to ascertain that he is properly identified and that there
strong prima facie evidence of his
is st
guilt.
(iqued) Julian Parneefate,
Attorney Commal. MongHong, 23. Felmany, 1869.
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