CO129-57 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 101

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I wow to pay the bookdipman the £7.

7.2.0. He sonid that I wow to prong

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it. I then asked him what thioed Jos if he objected to take that pune, his demand being for more?: I do not readlest Mr. Mitchell's a univer. He did not tell me that I wor to be liable. He emed not for the directions as to their food given before I arrived here.

hard

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very.

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sumenck deal of food, and best of it. They had 10

birates

diet whatsoever, only dist from the eating line. This lausted until the night before the day of the execution of the two under sentence of dearth, and for some 17 or 21 days after words, about that. Move two lived on the same diet up to the day of

afterwards,

then execution, that is, about 190°

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days.

Trow

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Sent for (since the vivit of the lotnical Seretary and the Attorney general to this

Attorney&jeneral prison) by M. Mitchell, to oittend him It his house. The Rev. Dr. Legge and Mr. May

evere there.

there. Hoove

two awked me pro

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questions. I

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started, in anewer to Mr. Mitchell, excretly what I have pn-defired,

and further I started the - stances of the moit poud to this prison by the Colonial Secretary and Attomey General. We did

question on contradist my statements. Lye. Asi srar alvo prevent for a few minutes. Only

few words

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were at that time!

Soud to him: I left immediately

afterwards, he is a servant of