for do Rimberley in his minute
JM
Sou
ідчив радо
the Forces Offer Amst dare what is & be done;
Ipwppose therefore that this despatch with the annexures comes in original (the returned) papers be sent forthwith
At 470 we
with Lord Gransithe's memo
h
Causen
the whole
X
(It is annis & note Love to "de planchols make at that Lord Pombalazs may explicit tilage
of hoogh q
"no torture after during Trial
only way of Punishment" left & loophole
Condemnahon",
to torturs " before condemn ahen
ahin?").
Gut FEBRE
The Diplomatists pr. 296- had only the Marquis Tsong
telypam to guich them to the conclusion on for. 298
-
Reither to Sir I. Leads fr. 241 - nor to WW. Hewlett p. 225 he does they
does Sir J. Hemelry transmit Low Himberlys tilyram,
he does not inform the latter fr-226 that the conditions of surrender have been laid down by dnikimbuly-
The then were Eventually discharged not on account Of their long detention, but because the Viceroy's demand for rendition pr. 41. was much furthered by the Government
the magistrate which would have given kim
the word "Lady
Laws in ties 10 t
homing from Kumbreting Jay Shem
W Hourlite
Juh (m";
353
Jurisdiction - and because the magistrate (M. Tonnochy) did not take the trouble to see That the other formalities (viz. complaint or information) without which a magistrate could give him jurisdiction had been properly taken. The Viceroy says p. 43 that his policemen have arrested the criminals at Hongkong and taken them on the spot.
It seems hereon that Constable Mr Muller pr. 15. Actually Effected the arrest - apparently without warrant.
This took place
at Koulun side of the harbour, quite near
Hasan
him, as the men were only a few yards from
Chinese territory
an
They might have escaped during the delay in getting a warrant.
but the Governor & the magistrate
bekwamen
Must divide the blame of the breakdown of the
Cate
The Viceroy's demand was
before the
Attorney General with the other papers: do his opinion of Jan..
10. long
justifiere.
I think we must say something about the double neglect in this case, though it has lately shifted
from Embarrassment at a later stage.
K Munch
Meanwhile 7. F.Ó. as Jurpoul –
M.25/2 but he 27
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for do Rimberley in his mint
JM
Sou
ідчив радо
the Forces Offer Amst dare what is & be done;
Ipwppose therefore that this despatch with tho an comes in orginal (the returned) phones be should artile farand
At 470 we
with Lord Gransithe's reno
h
Causen
the whole
X
(It is annis & note Love to "de planchols make at that Lord Pombalazs may explicit tilage
of hoogh q
"no torture ather during Trail
only way of Punishment" left & loophole
Condemnahon","
to torturs " before condemn ahen
ahin?").
Gut FEBRE
The Diplomatists pr. 296- had only the Marquis Tsong
telypam to guich them to the conclusion on for. 298
-
Reither to Sir I. Leads fr. 241 - nor to WW. Hewlett p. 225 he does they
does Sir J. Hemelry transmit Low Himberlys tilyram,
he does not inform the latter fr-226 that the conditions of surrender have been laid downs by dnikimbuly-
The then were Eventually dischause not on account Oftheir long detention, but because the Viceroys demand for rendition pr. 41. was much fartonnene bythe Govermen
the magistrate which wonce have gion kim
the word "Lady
Laws in ties 10 t
homing from Kumbreting Jay Shem
W Hourlite
Juh (m";
353
Jurisdiction - and because the magistrate (M. Tonnochy) dish not. Take the trouble to der That the other formalities (viz. complaint or information) witter which comeen how give him jurisdiction had beam properly taken. The Vienny days p. 43 that his policemen have. The criminals to Houstong and arestul them on the spot. _ It seams herwon that Constable Mr Muller pr. 15. Actually Effectil the arush_-apparently without sormant _ This tok flam
at Koulon dide of the harbour, pote need not. Hasan
M
him, as the men wen mly a for Sundane yards from
Chines territing
an
They might have escafure during The delay geropin die harban for a warrant. but the Governon & the magistrate
bekwamen
Must Divide the blame of the brunk down of the
Cate
The Viceroys demand was
befrom the
Attorney General with the other papers: do his pinion of Jan..
10. long
justifiere.
I think for must something about the double neglect in this case in though it has Instaly shird
from Embarrassment at a later stage.
K Munch
Meanwhich 7. F.Ó. as Jurpoul –
M.25/2 but he 27
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