CO129-57 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 217

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first day of the briminal Sessions _ the soituresses ils appeared against the periomer before the Magistrate having arrived on the prevines day mily. Magistrate reading of the Brodinance

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for his life is more to "_" and His Lordship required the five days notice to be given _ I then instructed the P.G. to apply to His Lordship to appoint an

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By Somaring, but the C. G. thought that How Lndship had pes juris-. _diction, and he began by laying, that I bring very-anxious that the

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afraid How Lordship had jurisdiction to order an extra fe wine. He is Lordship stopped him by keying that he had un douth of his juris- _diction, if or necessity

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appointed, giving time for five

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days notice.