CO129-218 - Administrator Marsh Governor Sir Bowen & Others - 1884 [11-12] — Page 79

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763.

"the laws regulating

the bauishment, under

gave

certain circumstances, of criminals and

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"

others from

this

Colony.

With the

advice of the Executive Council I have

of the

issued a Commision to euquire and

report

on this entire subject."

which was

The Commission.

d to,

wion referred composed of the Registras in

|| Toural (011!: Stewart ), of all" - Jective

Russell, and

of the

"the Registrar of the.

Suprouse Court, (all? Ackroyet), sent in

their Report in due course; and I now transmit a copy of it for Your Lordship' & information. But nothing further was done at that time, as the Attorney-General

gave

Enclosure

Aw

opinion that no fresh legislation ·

was then required in addition to the

existing Ordinance N.28 of 1889.

3.

-

In his despatch N. 342 of

the 11th October ultimo, Mr Marsh has

reported the considerations which led to the passing of the recent "Peacon Preservation "Ordinance" ( N c = 22 of 1884) conferring

further powers Government.

H

from my

medical

on the Exxecutive

my re

On

return to HongKong

recent brief absence ( on

te and with Your.

certificate..

Lordship's permission, ) I called for

--

Report of the persons already banished -~

under