It is farther requested that a communication may be sent pressing for the immediate rendition of Yong Pak-me-tum and the other criminals, 18 in all, that they may be tried together. The petitioner would likewise pay that the Magistrate may be required to arrest, without fail and within a prescribed time, Yong Pak-tong and the others to the end that crime may remain unrewarded.
In the petition it is stated that in Penang and the Straits Settlements, Yong A-tap-sz and Yong A-toody are different persons, but he would write to the British Consul and request him to move His Excellency the Governor of Straits Settlements to issue such instructions for the arrest and conveyance for trial of the criminals referred to as enquiry into the circumstances of the case might show to be necessary.
He would further direct the Magistrate to have Yong Pak-tong duly punished and not allow him to go unpunished and wrong persons to be arrested within a specified time.
On the receipt of the above reply to the effect that he has repeatedly written pressing for the rendition of criminals, the Viceroy noted thereon that the Magistrate was required to arrest, without fail and within a specified time.
With reference to this case, the Viceroy has to state that he received reports from the New-chwang Magistrate and his own Adjutant Tsai, as well as a petition...
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to is farther requested that
a communication may
for
be sent pressing
the immediate rendition of Yong
Pak-me-tum and the other criminals,
18 in all, that they may
be trid
together. The petitioner would likewise
pay
that the Sagistrale may
be
requires to arrest, without fail and
within
a
prescribed time. Yongthing.
hong and the others to the end that
trime
ایک میں اس میں میں
remain uniüreud.
in the petition that in Penang and the
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arrested in Sting/tong
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Youg A-tap-sz in Yong a toody
are
a toots who was
different persons
he would write to the British fonsur
and request him to move It's Excellency the Governor of Stingtong
instructions for the arrest und
to issue such
conveyance
seck for trial of the criminal referred
to as
the case
enquiry into the circumstances of
might show to be necessary.
Ife would
further direct the
Magistrale to have Yong mag-tong
not
go ispunished and
wrong
On the receipt
f
the above
arrested within
reply
to the
effect
the Viceroy note thereon a
that he has repeatedly
written pressing for the reniation of
criminals. Its to the statement contained
a specified
tine.
With reference to this case the Keeroy
has to state that he received reports from.
the
the Nevai thin Magistrale
and his own
Acjutant Is'ai, as well as a
pitition
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