CO129-57 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 72

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austomary to provide the

Consul representing the untine to which the Defendant or Prisoner belonged, with a seat upon the Bouch. To this the Sitting Morgistrate, M. Mitolult, in a violent and insulting

sulting manner was replied that Mr. Kecnom had deprived himself by his emase trourds that

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Ithen offered the enclosed protest, which he assured me should be

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but that,

further notice should be taken of it. I then offered the encloved letter, the mom Lerkins, the

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for was then in barte, should be apprehended, and either sent me brand of the "Annie Buckin or the M.J. St. Frigate some

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and notified the Magishate that d had intresses in bont to prove the clevertion from that revvel. He refused to accede to my request, and war his insulting mon and language towards the, that the Attorney, whomed hand employed for the defence, and I were driven pon the Court, and the Defendant left at the pucrey of the Magistrate and the Deverter.