CO129-179 - Governor Hennessy - 1877 [9-12] — Page 130

relative to the system they found:

in

dienst

evice..

Though very interfere with the

to

unwilling ordinary work of

the Valise Magistrate, I have felt compelled to record

my

opinion

on this subject, and to invite them to consider the necessity of dealing with old offenders as they

are dealt with in

England and in other parts of the empire

4.

I have the honor to enclose a

copy of my minute for Your Lordship's

information

I have the honor to be My Lord;

Your Lordship's most obedient

humble servant,

a

Clerk

12822

27

129

Minute by His Excellency The Governor

Leave of Regina vs Li-a-Ching recommend y

by Mr. May

Olue

I

Li-a-Ching

for defraudation.

entertain

grave

doubts

to this mode of dealing with criminal four convictions for larceny "Conviction: August 1875. larceny of

10

a pair of shoes . 21 days imprisonment with Hard Labor.

2nd Conviction In

January 1876. larceny of a bangle. 3 months imprisonment with Hard Labor.

3rd Conviction. August 1876. larceny from

the person or with Hard Labor. 6 months imprisonment

imprisonment

Here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested:

relative to the system they found:

in dienst evice..

Though very interfere with the to unwilling ordinary work of

the Valise Magistrate, I have felt compelled to record my opinion on this subject, and to invite them to consider the necessity of dealing with old offenders as they are dealt with in England and in other parts of the empire

4.

I have the honor to enclose a copy of my minute for Your Lordship's information

I have the honor to be My Lord; Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant,

a Clerk 12822 27 129

Minute by His Excellency The Governor

Leave of Regina vs Li-a-Ching recommend y by Mr. May Olue I Li-a-Ching for defraudation.

entertain grave doubts to this mode of dealing with criminal four convictions for larceny "Conviction: August 1875. larceny of a pair of shoes. 21 days imprisonment with Hard Labor.

2nd Conviction In January 1876. larceny of a bangle. 3 months imprisonment with Hard Labor.

3rd Conviction. August 1876. larceny from the person with Hard Labor. 6 months imprisonment

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