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his native village.

To rescue the points to which the attection offfis Excetteway should be chiefly

directed

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(1.) Theet the Governor has full-

divention le have over the accused of

to

to order his role cose.

(2), That in exercising such discation.

the Governor way

contact himself with the oltagistrate's etecision ar hemay

before ordering the noudition of the

accused, require that the evidence

should be such as would satisfy his

wind

acoueið aid,

of the guilt of the if he dow cos find that evidence in the depositions, be way discharge

hin.

(3) That the

only

evidence against

the

accused is the testicuiony unsupported )

of

of two accou

uplices, and that these

witresses reeue to have been subjected

to

QOTAAL.

re or intimidation.

pressure

(44) That the unrder would

appear

cray

to houve been committed without

motive since the woound did vest

attccups to rob the jucuk of the decraved.

(5) That the evidence

for the defence

and certain circumstances would tend

to show that in connquence

of certain

accused

: threats or presumed threats the has been deprived of the cindence of

the sailors on Kwat juuk.

board the Kun Sun

(le) The uuratisfactory

nature-

of the whole evidence, I submit, due consideration should be given to the

Murarka

of the Police Magistrate for,

if his conjectiores

Are

breve respecting

ritimidation