to him a report of mine dated the 19th April 1887.
This report was written in consequence of a letter from Messrs & Mossop dated 15 April, which was referred to me. My report was submitted to the Officer Administering the Government, who directed that it should be forwarded to the Magistrate.
It must be remembered that in the complaints of last year respecting delays here, the Chinese Government entirely ignored the fact of their being represented before the magistrate by a Solicitor chosen by them, but endeavoured to place all the blame for the delays on the Government office, and will doubtless do so again as a matter of policy.
It was not in any way going beyond my duty in pointing out to the Government what I considered was a mistake on the part of Mr Wodehouse, and an irregularity which I am of opinion the Government could take notice of. The mere fact that the Chinese Government was represented and had not objected did not relieve the Government from seeing that the proceedings were duly conducted and that no unnecessary delay took place. My report is set out in full.
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to him a report of mine datia the 19th April 1887.
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Deurrys
report was writter in
the
consequence of a letter from Mu ys & Mossop dated 15 april, my, which was tome Imy report
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referred
submitted the Officer Administering the Government, who directed that it should be forwarded to the Magistrate.
It must be remembered that in the complaints of last
year respecting
here
delays
the Chinese Government entirely
I the fact of their being
ignored
ted
before the magistrate
represe.
by a Solicitor chosen by them,
but endeavoured to place all
the blance for
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the delays
the Government officie
and will doubtless do so again
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a
matter
of policy
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the part of this Government
to allow no
irregularity
ar
cessary delay totake plan in these proceedings therefore I'submit I was not
ana
any way going beyond
my duty
in
pointing out to the Government what I considered was mistake
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the part of Irr Wodehouse
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irregularity which
Jam of ofcinion the
Government could take notice
of._
The
mere fact that the Government was
Clunese Governme
represented and had rest
objected did not relieve the
Government from seeing that the procedings
svere
duly
conducted and that no on unnecessary
.
cessary delay took place My report
is set out in full.
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