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has obtained his evidence in this
is
insapasitated from sitting to hear the
:ease, as he must be at once brassed in
favour of the evidence which he has himself acquired . His hearing the case, under such
circumstances, is as
all sense
ritterly repugnant to
e of justice, as it would be for the Attorney General to sit on the bench to hear
: cases with respect to which he has signed the informations. When the espionage system
in
Honghong is found to work such results
as this, it may fairly
time that some steps
be considered high
wwere taken to restrain
it within at least decent limits; so, that
whatever evils
may attack to it, in
connection with the vices with which it is
mainly associated, it may at least stop
short ofariolation of every principle of
reason and common sense.
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