than prima facie evidence
of guilt is
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necessary.
Layo.
I think
communicated to
what this despatch.
it should be
Comm
Police Magistrates.
Lu
one of the late cases
the long delay
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HONGKONG, 18th February 1887.
216
solicitors for
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explained
by
the
fact that one
of the
other
prosecution
was engaged
elsewhere.
Lam
of opinion
or the defence
that the magistrate should fix
days for the hearing and if
the lawyers
do
not choose to attend he should
so proceed without them. I think it
not improbable that the Foreign Office may ask the Colonial Office for
some explanations
SIR,
Early
I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to inform
you that an Order has been issued to one of the Police Magistrates
to issue his Warrant for the apprehension, detention, and examination
of the eight fugitive criminals named in the margin accused of making Burglary & Thunder in Chinese Territory; and I am
to instruct you upon the arrest of the accused to communicate with Messrs Caldwell & Wilkinson, the Government Solicitor, who has been instructed to appear at the Police-Court to conduct the case on behalf of
the Chinese Government.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
Frederick Stewart
Acting Colonial Secretary.
Mich. Deanery.
Captain Superintendent of Police,
&c.,
&c.
Hongkong
than prima facie widence'
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Police Magistrates.
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HONGKONG, 18th February 1887.
216
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Your most obedient Servant,
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Achap Colonial Secretary.
Mich. Deanery.
Captain Superintendent of Police,
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