who
again
returns to the Colony,
in addition to the Punishment
prescribed, is liable to be flogged
m the
m amer
provided by
Ordinance 12 of 1860. There can be little doubt judging from the great success of the last mentioned
very
Ordinance in
reprefsing
orimes
attended with violence, that criminals
deported by the Supreme Count will rarely return to this Colony,
they know the
once
Dorse
equences.
Section V provides the mode of enforcing the Deportation, which must of course be to some place in China. It is usually effected by taking the Prisoner beyond the
British Boundary of the Kowloom
448
Peninsula which is within a short walk of the Chinese tour of Mowloom.
Section II incorporates
useful Provision of the Chimese Extradition Ordinance.
Section limits the operation of the Ordinance to Chinese Subjects. The operation of Section 7 of Ordinance HEJ of 1859 is practically enforced only against Chinese, though in ito
terms it extends to all but British
Subjects. By that provision the Principle has been conceded, that British Subjects shall be scepted from the liability to be deported,
This Ordinance merely
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