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the law of evidence which would be,

perhaps, akin to torture. It would appear,

however, that one of at least of the

declarations referred to is necessary

to prove "wilful and knowing" publication of "obscene" libels.

With regard to this part of the subject, it

may be observed that the Select Committee

of the House of Lords in the law relating

to the protection of Young persons, recommended that inquiries of a class similar to those referred to above should be held in private, or otherwise, at the

discretion of the Magistrate (See Parliamentary Papers 1882.)

H. of C. No. 344. August 9. 1882.

Accord ingly

15. I enclose a Statement by the

Registrar-General (Mr. Stewart) of the

staff at present engaged in carrying out the Contagious Diseases Ordinances.

It will be seen that Mr. Cleland considers

the appointment of a second interpreter

to be the only addition required

to the existing Staff. The Medical Examination

is now undertaken by the Resident Surgeon of the Hospital (Dr. Perkins)

The reasons assigned by Mr. Marsh's

despatch X-237 of 1882.

16. It remains for me to forward

A copy of the Orders issued to the

Police

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the law of evidence which would be, perhaps, akin to torture. It would appear, however, that one of at least of the declarations referred to is necessary to prove "wilful and knowing" publication of "obscene" libels. With regard to this part of the subject, it may be observed that the Select Committee of the House of Lords in the law relating to the protection of Young persons, recommended that inquiries of a class similar to those referred to above should be held in private, or otherwise, at the discretion of the Magistrate (See Parliamentary Papers 1882.) H. of C. No. 344. August 9. 1882. Accord ingly 15. I enclose a Statement by the Registrar-General (Mr. Stewart) of the staff at present engaged in carrying out the Contagious Diseases Ordinances. It will be seen that Mr. Cleland considers the appointment of a second interpreter to be the only addition required to the existing Staff. The Medical Examination is now undertaken by the Resident Surgeon of the Hospital (Dr. Perkins) The reasons assigned by Mr. Marsh's despatch X-237 of 1882. 16. It remains for me to forward A copy of the Orders issued to the Police
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the the law of fordance which would be,

Nerhaps, okin tabure. It would appear,

however, that one of at leash, of the

declaño referred to to heces.

necessary

to Tope

"witte te prowing Evil of "dly" bullets.

With

Серьгов to this part of the subject, it

may be olcewed that the Select Committe

if the itiuse of Lords in the law relating

to the protection of Young perto, ecommended Each year that inquiries of a class similar to Mire referred to above should be held in powale, or otherwire, at the

discretion of the Magistrak (Rein Parliamsulan Papers 1882.)

H. of C. No. 344. Aengust 9. 1882.

Accorure 4

15.9

khirure

15. I Indore a Statement be the

Registrar- Emeral ( M. Siewart) of the

claff at present engaged in carrying out the Contagions Disrases Adriances.

It will be seen that Ms. Cletant considers

the apponituent of a second interpreter

to be the addition required

the only

to the

Wisting Staff. The Medical Examination,

i

are how underläken by the Resident Surgeon of the trapital (Sr. Parques)

i

The reasons assigned bin R. Marslis

despaich X-237 of 1882.

16. It remanis for me to forward

A copy of the Orders issued to the

Police

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