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The Appollunt was euernated by the Govern want with the general superintendence of the lollege and its Profperors, and it was his duty to make reports to the Tamen upo utter relating to its management and welfare. The resignation of a Professor, his abanos from Peking, had any owed disinclination or refusal to perform the duties for which he was engaged, were matters which it would be within bis pro- vice to report Reports so made, although de Jamatory, uro prima takie justifiable, and the dety of making them rebuts the walice which the law implius, and readers proof of metal alice, that is, of some wrong and improper nitivè necessary to the mainionsuco of on ac- tion.
Arawor, which were ordered to be struck out on demurrer.
THE DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 25th, 1878.
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Insurances.
PANY OF MANCHESTER AND LONDON.
A disonat of Twenty per cent, (20) apon the current local rates will be allowed on all premium charged for insurance; soob discount being deducted at the time of the inene of po licy.
RUSSELL & Co.
Agents ly 1 Hongkong, let January, 1878. ATORTH BRITISHI AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. REDUCTION IN FILE RATES OF PREMIUM ing Houses, removed from town personam. Detached & semi-detached Dwell- per cent.
and their contents.
Other dwelling Housomuned strict-
ly sennh, and heir contents. Godowns, Offoes, Shops, ko., and
their contente.
On and after this dato,
sarera.
discount of 20 per
cont, off the above ratas will be allowed to In
GILMAN &.0, Agents, North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company. #16 Hongkong, 24th June, 1871.
Insurances.
ROYAL INSURANCE QOMPANY. THE aunnal rates for Fire Insiranoc on the varionoclasses of Buildings and their con touts will remain as follows until turtborzo bice, viz:-- Detached
semi-detached ་nta Dwelling Honses(romored from the town) and their contents. Other Dualling Houses (similarly
sitnated) and their contente Ofices and Godowns and their
contents.g
HONGKONG MARKETS.
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By Article X"All questions in regard to rights, whether of property or perions, arising The dal pringmph alléged, in sabatamoo, between British sabjets, quill be subject to MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANOF COM. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE 00. GUMPACH V. HART,
that the Appellant and Faspondent were the jurisdiation of the British nathorities;
WR Inadring Houses and other Buildings"
Goods, Wares, Merobandies, Manufactur- Cozzor Yas, No.16 per deal $1200 – $120.00 JUDGMENT OF THE LORDS OF THE JUDICIAL in the employment of the Chinese Government, and the effect of the Order of the Queen in
ing and Farming Stook, Ships in Port, Har- COMMITTER OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL ON and that it was the duty of Appellant to Council establiaining the Supreme Court, and THE APPEAL OF HART. VOR GUNPACE, port to the Tamen upon the educt of the declaring its power in jurisdation is, tai tha FROM THE SYFREKT Couer von CHINA Professors of the College, and that, in the law of England, as between British subjects, 111E Undersigned have been appointed hours, or Dock, and the Cargoon of ench Ships; G231 Sixa, por piece 88.16 a 1.20
Agents for the above Company at Hong. leo, Ships Building and Repairing; Borgos AND JAPAN DELIVERED-20TH JANUARY, TON of bach duty, und wann set of the day, Ell be agministered in it. Their Lordships
mid not otherwise, le made the represcatution thoroforo are unable to deulare Lant the ene kung, Ouston, Foochow Shanghai, and Han and other Vessels-on-Navigable Rivars and WHS, 86.66 bood. 1873,
principles of law shall not be applied to the kow, and are prepured to grant Insurerces at Canals, and Goods-on-board such Yespels throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and in Present, Sir James W. Cofile, Sir Barnes complained of.
HOLLIDAY, WISH & Co. FOREIGN COUNTRIES, PROM LOSS OR DAMAGE WAITH SPOTTED Do.por plore 2.80 a 9.35 The 24th paragraph is to the offect that it was decision of the action in the Court below, whiot Surrent Rates. Prasol, Sir Mortagne South, Sir Robertttes Respondent's day, by virtue of his employ would have governed it, if brenght in the
1958 Hongkong, 15th October, 1868_ny FIRE. ·
The Undersigned, Agents for the abovAComABRICAN DELL, 80 yard vir Government, to superin. Queen's Coarta in England eapteilly phen nout by the Chinese Caged the foreigners no act of the Chinese Gavergint te imparted BATAVIA SEA AND FIRE INSURANCE any, are prepared to grant Policies against Gay FŎLoxo, 24 & 19 in.-7154- (Concluded)
COMPANT conuccted therewith, and to make each reprend no law or custom of China is, for anything
FIRF to the extent of $60,000 on any one First Class Bink. sentations and coportaaa to him in his discretion which appears, violated.
GIBD, LIVINGSTON & Co. ebould seem fit in the premises (not alleging to
In ouse the action should agnia be taken to FHB Undersigned are now prepared to grant,
Hongkong, 1st January, 1867. hom), and that the representations complutitoa trial (what their Lordshipa ceapot anticipate on behalf of the above Company, Policies
NOTICE. of were made in the exercise of his lawful author will happen it will be theduty of the julgs to culoarainst Fire on First-class Buildings, to an ex-
and of his duty ne a servant of the Chiness that the Reports were privileged in the limited tent of $10,000. vernment, and in pursuance of no other wonno abure explained, and that the action can- not be maintained without proof of express objeti,
Theso paragraplis, in their Lordships' opinion, milice, and if the same evidence only is given, state relevant fuots to raise the issue that the to direct rerdict for the Defendant, on the Their Lordships desire also to point out that, parts were, from the relation of the portion to ground that it does not afford such proof.. the Chinese Government, privilegel in the limited sense before explained. The Court in their view, the evidence fails to connect the below struck them out, on the ground that they dismisani with the alleged false representations, must be taken to admit that the repurta were The Bret of them, relating to the Respondent's wilfully false, and, by implication, mititions. wish to be relieved from his duties, and destin It was not denied on the part of the Respon This is not clear epca the constraction of the ing to perform them, who made long before, dant that this qualified privilege attached to panigraph themselves; but, looking at them and there is really no proof that it led to the the communication made by the Appellant to with reference to the Rules which regnate the dismiss, which proceeded on the foot that the the Yuken, but it was contended that the nature and form of ploading in the dont below, Respondent had gone to Shanghai without per- quation was not properly raised by the form their lordships think that the order to atrika mission, for the purpose of taking legal pros of the ibacen; and, farther, that votual malice them out ought not Invs heen iriace. No-seeding. It was in view of the action thus must be taken to have been found by the jar cording to theer Kaios, pleadings are to be in taken by the Profumuar, to ase the words of The Supreme Courtappear to bare adopted this the form of Petitions and Answers, The Petithefr despatel, that the Yamen decided, "it is contention in discharging the rule for a new
tion is to cousafn a'narrative of the facts relied nos fittiar that he should be any longer retain tal
n, derided into paragraphs. The Answer ised as a Professor of the Oplage." It is to be But, in the view taken by their Lordships to show the nature of the defende; it must deny served that it was not at all likely he would the question of privilege was substantially the material allegations intended to be ques-be tained, after bu had on this hostile involved in the an to be tried. Intioned, and allege any matter of fact not step technion! strizess, perhaps, the Plaintif ught to have alleged that the representations ataled in the Petition on which the Defendant It only remains to consider the money-dr. were malicians, but it may be taken in gullies." This is not analogous to the England. It appears that the Chinese Govern- system of pleading in the Courts of Comment were willing to pay 176 taols to the Re stance to be so alleged in the are wont that Lew, where, in general, each plot is separately spondent, as the blance of his salary of No. the representations were milfully false. If, lowever, this ba nasumed in the Plaintiffarded, and unst foraishs complete answer veuber 1803, and a cheque was sent to aim by favour, it follows that the proof must he the independently of all other pleas on the Record. r. Campbell for that amount in the letter of The paragraphs of un Akewer are not in the the 18th December, 1959. It does no: olearly wame on a traverse of that allegation as if unpature of such separate pleas, and, unless where appear on whom it was dawn. It was suggest lice had hoon expressly averred.
clearly es intended, should not be so treated. ed thus the fund out of which te wns payabla The Jnige oughtherefore to have explained Casea may obviously occur were justice, would was in the bands of the bunkers of the Govern to the jury the relation and position of the par: not be done unless the paragraphs of an answer theut, and that the ebegne was not paid owing ties, and (assuming for the present the exist
were read together. In this case the Appel to the refusal of the Respondent to give the tenon of a limited privilege saly) be should tant, in ann part of his Answer, denica that the receipt required of him; but, however this have told them that the notion would not lie if representations were wilful and falec, and it may be, there in no evidence that the Appellant the statements were made honestly, and in a
the paragraphe in question alleges fuets, show. bad received the money, and held it, as the belief of their track, and that the burden was ing under what ciroumata pees they were made. gent of the Respondent. sa the Plaintiff to prove they were not an made. Their Lordships consider that both parts of No such explanation, bowerer, was given. the Answer should have been allowed to remain The Judge only asked the jury whether the on tho Record; and Unt, if neogency to do so, Appellant had made false statements and wis order to accertain the questions to be tried, ther the representations were warranted by the Court should have settled the issues under faots. The laas question is clearly misleading. Rule 58. If this course had bees followed, the in cases of this kind. the cacetion is not hesiacarriage which occurred at the trial would upon a plea of the truth of the libel, whether probably have been avoided. On the ground, the representations are true, or warranted by therefore, that these paragraphe of the Auswer fouts: but whether, although they may not be allage matters relynat to the defence, their true, the Defondent might have honestly ha- Lordships think that the order for striking lieved there to be so, and onde bew, without them est ought to be set aside, and the par. inalice, in the discharge of his day.
The rasterial word "wilfully, which might rays restored to the Resord. have opened the minds of the jary, although without explanation, imperfearly, to the real issue, was omitted altogether from the question. The Supreme Court, ju supporting the direction, y it was not necessary to usk the jury whe ther the representations were wilfully" false, because they had the paragraphs before them which distinctly charged the Defendant with making wilfully false statements. Their Lord shipa cuonot sene in this opinion and relieve the summing up from the objection wade to itQueen's Court established in China, into any on this ground.
report, however wilfully use and malicious, made under colour of his office by the Appel lant to the Tamen concerning the Respondent usa professor of the College.
The consideration of the Judge's direction by their Lordships bus hitherto proceeded on the sanmption that there was evidence proper to be left to the jury, and on that assumption is appears to them to be wrong, bus, on reviewing the proof offered of the trial, they have come to the conclusion that there was no evidence of malice to sustain the action.
The opinion expressed by their Lordships ngon the points bitberto dionased is sufficient to dispose of both the tails and the Demurter in favour of the Appellant. But it was contend. ed on his behalf that he was cutitled judg. ment on the Demarrer, not merely on the ground of the limited privilege above explained but on the higher ground that the facia alleged
Alcone
TOBT.B. WALKER & Co., Agents, Royal Insurance Company. 1768 Hongkong, 13th September, 1860,
Tin, Malacces may in Tin PLATEя,....................... SHEATHING MaraLgi QUICKSILVER.. STALTER,
SHIPPING IN THE CANTON WATERS.
Feracie.
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Rig
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This point was not raised by the rule for a Dang Wea new trial; but that is not, so material, for, Deconta the rule being made absolute, the entius verdici Delta- will be set aside. Their Lordships think it Fine right to state that, in their spinion, no evidence whatever appears to support this claim. They inshan 1 think also, the 23rd paragraph of the Answer, Kiu Kiang which alleges that the many was entrusted to the Appeliaut as the servant of the Govern Maur.co went to be disposed of at his discretion, je a clear answer to the demand, as it argutives Ocean Queen. that the Appellaat beld the aisney as the Re-Ditawa spondent's agent or to be. The para. Patuxe: gruph, therefore, ought not to have been strak Poyang S Provence out on demurrer.
Namion
In the result, their Lordships will humbly Sir J. Jejeebhoy advise Her Majesty to dired that the Order White Cloud
Tot-tang made upon the demurrer ought to be reversed, and that the demarrer ought to be disallowed with costs; and also that the order discharg ing the rule sisi to sat saide the verdict abuuld reversed, and that in lion thereof it should
the Answer were sufficient to establish a absolate privilege, precluding au inquiry by anbe ordered that the verdict he aet asilo, and, English Court of Law, or at least by the if the parties au desire, that there be a new
trial of the cause.
The Respondent must pay the softs of this Append..
Their Lordships, however, think that the answer does Lot contain sufficient facts to en: le them to give judgment for the Appellant on this ground.
PRINOK BISMARCK.
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W. Soames
Edmond
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Anna Dorothea The text has now been poblished of the Angyalə Imperial zutograph letter, dated the 1st Caujin Cavour instant, which the Emporar addressed to Prince Candobuia
fismarele when nonferring on him the Order of Cap-sing-moon It was argued that what had been done was the Black Eagle in brilliants. The letter Quthors. Their Lordships bava carefully gong through an set of State, and, therefore, hvyond the cog testifies to the extreme sort with which the Condor the evidence and correspondence, and bave pot gizmos et a Municipal Court," But the wrung Superor accedea to the wish of the Prince to rer food any acts or expressions of the Inspector complained of is not un creative act of the be relieved from the Presidency of the Prussian Cutty Sark General which indicate bad, or even unfriendly Chides Government, vor of the Appellant as Cabinet, but adds that, after the strain of body | Daylight feeling towards the Respondeat; on the consitu Agent. The oction is founded not on the and mind involved in its dalies during the last | Don Bariqus trary, he appears to have given consideration dismissal of the Respondent from bie post; but ten years the Emperor could no longer refrain Dragon 10 bis evimpluínts and restriness, explained on alleged false and wrongful representations from greating the relief asked for. The letter Butward James to him from time to time the dioulties at which are said to have led to it. If the power amphatically acknowledges how the Imperial Eleanor Disor rending the formation of the School of to dismiss had been delegated by the Chinese Chancellor's conbael and asistenco daring the Forces Astronomy, and slown a destro to mitigate the Government to the Appellant, and he had, from last ten years, so pregnant with important Forward. disappointment occasioned by the delay. When whatever motives, disaharged the Respondent events, have enabled the Emperor to develop Fray Bentos the "Respondent expressed a wish to return to by virtue of that anthority, it may be that his the power of Prosein and to lead Burumay to Garibald Burope, the Appellant did not press him to do act should be regarded us in pot of the Govern- warda unity. The Emperor mye that the sume of Georges so, but appears to have been willing either to ment. But, it is not necessity to co sider the Prince Prismarck is indelibly engraved in the bis Green Jacket retain bins as a Professor. and provide some supposed ens, or the principles with deter-ory of Pruskin and of Germany, and that the Handy employment for him in the Collège, or to ac- Gjug the effect of the nets of sovereign Powers, highest recognition is justly his. Although the flippocambe cepi, his resignation and facilitate his return to and their Agents, since the wrong complained Emperorsanctions Prince Bemarksresignation Hohenzollern Buglaud, offering, in the lutter cost, allowance of does not in their Lordships' view full within of the leadcrabip of the Frusion Administration, Kien-yuen-tro which show that he was no dealing with him that estegory. The dismissal in this case ves which he has carried on with so unerring and | Lok in a harsh or unfriendly manner. It is to be the net of the Yame, and the legality of their vigorous a hand, yet he will remain closely con- Lugar ubserred that the Kepondent bioelf in his act is cot in say way impugned.
nected with that Administration by still can- MacD evidence at the trial does not suggest that any A further contestion on this part of the case tinning to carry out the political tasks under- Maggio ↑ unfriendly feeling exinted or was shown to him was, that questions of this kindanising betoog taken by Prosaa siltumconaly with the Mango Capac On the contrary, be anys "I believe Afr. Fart officere in the service of a foreign Government imposed upon him by his position of Imperial | Marquis of Argyle and the best intention to carry out the solines ought not to be entertained by su Buglish Chancellor. In conferring upon bim the Order stians
Court, although the fitigants might be English of the Black Eagle in brillants, the Emperor Morning Stev proposed."
12 was contended that the representations enhjects. It was urged that it would be against wishes to give a fresh proof of his acknowledge Nero Providencia themselves supply evidence of malice. I is pullo policy and the comity of nations to ullrements and of bis undying gratitude. The mis Nile no doubt true that malice may in Boune of bush inquiries.
cases inferred from the defutatory state- | This contention appia a gunation of grent ments themselves; but where representations, impor noce; but thoir hondahaps think that; in
if bone fade, are privileged by the occasion the present case, the fasts stated in the answer
the which they are de
mere pare insufficient to'raise it. eireauistanco that they are defamatory does
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sive concludes by wishing lant the relief from Polbam official duties now congaded will insure the re- Pepils newed health and strength which the Pringe Frente hopes for, in order tunt he may be enabled to Providencia. devote his natinaed.exertions, sit tried in the Rapid By the law of England, uctions for libel, and Hosperor's service, to the wallurs of Prussia and Regina Muris not furnish this proof-it must be shown, other persoal wrongs arising in foreign cong the yet her Fatherland Germany. The letter Rosebe either from the pastie of the language employ tries, may be brought in nu English Confly is sigued, "Your faithfully devoted wad grate, H. Jones ed, or by extrinsic evidence, that they were and any special tiredinstance which preclude | fal King."—Albion,
R. T. Robertson prompted by bei fecking ur wrong motives, and the Court from entertaining theme should be it is at av utent to and wines that the re-shown (sec Moxyn v. Fabrigas, and (bo Noter presentatious pre consistent wita aba existence Smith's Leading Gases, fith elitinu. 623, and of malice, they must be inquisistent with bona Scott. Lord Seyinour, 1 IL aud 0,219). ides and honesty of purpose. (The cuses on Now the newer does not state what are the. this point were cited and their unthority re-faws and antas of China with reference to cognised by this Bourd in Laughton of the reports of this kind, nor whether any protection Bishop of Sodor and Han.)
The represetations in this case afford no in trinsic evidence of salice. They relate only to the coaglect of the Respondent as a Professor of the College, and it would be the duty of the Appellant to make them to the Tamen, if they
were true, or be believed them to be so,
Sixmess Crown Soplia LORD WILLIAM RUSSELL'S TRIAL AND EXECUTION,
Sophie Into the details of this trial I shall Sumatra
Tales not enter. Rumsey, Shepherd, and Lord Sydenham
the witnesses Howard were
produced, Villagaroja is allowed to the officers making them, nor and each did his best by bard rear what specifio privileges were accided to the ing and false testimour to
make the appellat na a servant of the Chinese Govern prisoner's conviction certain. Romsey ment. It does not allege that be was a Minis- tor, with the duty of advising on airs of serted that he had seen Russell at Shop. State, or even that his reports were confidentied, herd's, where discone was held by the
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But it that it is contrary to the law or policy of cabal of conspiraters upon the means of Chase, China, or the age of the service, to alloy surprising the guards and creating an insur- ehorigate offeer, if maliciously dcfawed, to rection. Shepard rext followed, and gave seek redrose in the Courts.
very mush the same evidence as Kamees that his house was let as a rendezvous for the Duke of Monmouth and other persons
jaanid the evideres prove they were untrae in fact. Their Lordships are by no mene satisfied that in dres, on the contrary there is mucb which leave the impression, if that had beer the question, that the Respondent had really re signed kid app tatment,
31 waa nimitted that the present case was one of the first impression, and no decision could be
found whinb govern it. The moy of quality: that the substance of the discourse With regard us the statement respecting the corded to Jauges, Counsel, and ethernet of those who met there was how they might Responde's absence from Peking, their Lord the administration of justice, against actiona ships have bese unable to find the evidence of for statements wave in the cutes of dty, and surprise the King's guards and organize a what the exact presentation was. If it rethe recent case of Dawkins . Lord Panket rising that two meetings were held in his Jaled to bis going to Shanghai, there was (LR. 5 Q.B. 91), in which the same protection house, and that he believed the prisoner Avon
fonudation for it.
Undoubtedy, however, if the track of the statemente al been the imune to be tried, it would have been proper to leave the evidence to the jury; but that, as already cheerved, is not
COD
Name.
Иcance Melville
Salamia Tesser Thin
wes extended to reports made by military attended both, but he was certainly at the Adcocture officer for the information of the Commander-
when they talked of scizing the Cadmas Lord
Burlrew Howard was now. called as Dove in-Chief, were referred to. The humanity in these exses rests upon grouude of public policy
Dwarf and convenience: the object boing to securely witutes. He said that is was one of the Cabal of Six, and that two meetings had the exact The question is whether the slate.
fas and fearless discharge of high
heap held, the one at Hampdva's and the Flamer aments are so groundless that they afford ovi. in the administration of justice, and the main dence that the Appellant krow und believne nace of military discipline, at which the other at Russell's; that at the first meeting Hornet they were unti, kad neted from malicious wottare and the safety of the State depend it was agreed to begin the insurrection in Iron Duke
it in Leven motives in mcking them, Their Lordships The principle of this rule may be cupants of the country before attempting to create it in think that the Appellaut might have honestly application to cases other than those already the City, and at the second meeting the con- believed he was reporting what was substantial brought within it, but it does that are *pposite versation chiefly turned upon their connec Mides ly true, and that thereis no evidence from which to the eircumstances of the present,
Mosnita it can be re-monsbly inferred that he was acting Considerations of public policy arise, if tion with the discontented Ecots, with whom
treating
ing through the Opossum otherwise. thun in the bora Ale discharge of all, in this case upon the suggestion that it is Sydney was thou what he conceived to be his day. Raz it is contrary to the comity of nations, and therefore agency of Aaron Smith. At these delibera. Princess Charlotte erongh to say fut it in consistent with the ori against the public interests of the country to tions no question was put or vote collected, Ribaldo dence that auch were his belief and motives, in entertain
aeuit involving un ingairy into and he concluded that the prisoner gave! Ringdove the abance of any proof that he really enter. Reports made by an officer in the service of a his cousent like the rest to the
musbinations. tained hostile or sufriendly feeling towards the foreign State to the Government of that State of the cabai Respondent, The Raspondent therefore failed Their Lordships are not prepared to say that Lord Russell denied that he ever had any Thistle sustain the burden, thrown upon him by the cases may not occur in sra effect should be intention. against the life of the King, and Zobra
given to these considerations. If it were alowe law, of proving actual malice,"
Having couse to the above conclusions, it is that by the law and customs of China, oficere begged to know upon what statute he was! almost unnecessary Ear their Fordships to sa7 in the service of the Government were absolu- tried; for by the 18th of Charles I, which that if the only question on the rats had been tely protected in making Reports concerning makes it high treason to suspire to levy war, whether the verdict was against the evidence, their subordinates, and that it was against the the prosecution must be brought pa within they rest on that ground bave directal a new policy of the Empire to allow them to be ques-six months; and by the 25th of Edward III. Trial. They now advert to this part of the rule, tioned by any Court, it might be proper to hold a design to levy war is not treason. The ebiefly because the Coorl in their judgwent that it would be countrary to the comity of. senon disposed to renounce the exercise of the nations and therefore against our own public Attorney-General answered that he was pro- power to graat new trials in cases of verdieta policy, haring regard to this consity, to allow secuted on the 25th of Edward III, and guinat evidence, except where they are evi-subject of the Queer, who had oinniarily that it had been often determined that to Be dently perverse." The Judges refer to the pos entered into that service, to maintain such an prepare forces to fight against the King is a Boorayne sible inconvenience of a single indre having to action as the present. But this is not show, design within that statute to kill the king. exercise it Their Lordships think the Constand if the law and customs of this should be The Lord Chief Justice how summed up the ought not thus to limit their discretion. Un- otherwise, and it is not the policy of that Em-eridcues, and the jury, basing their verdict doubtedly, whether the Cours is composed of spire to prevent radices for a wrong indicted upon the tone of the bench, brought in single judge, or many, he verdicts of juries under the colour of official reports, in se sontence of guilty of high-trmson. In spite
servant to the Appellant appears to ahould not be disturbed, unless the Ocurt can of such come to a clear cunclusion, on definite grounds, be, then it may well be that nothing would be of every effort that affection could insphe that they are wrong. But when this conclusion found in English public policy to precinde the and interest advocate, Lord William Russell. is arrived it, it would be the duty of the Cuori, Queen's Courts froin entertaining the netion ended his days on the scaffold. From The Life and Times of Algerum Sydney." by A, 0. in many cases, tu act upon its cwu opinion. The between her own subject.
It was then insisted that, if the Quoon' Evald, MISAT Jadges below may, perhaps, have intended to allow a wider meaning to the terms "perverce Courts in England might entertain the action,
Mr. Taylor, the late sador-preacher, of Bos verdicts" than is commonly given to them, but it would still be contrary to the spirit of tha if the rate apparently laid down by their judg- Treaty of Testein, which authorised the Queea ton, astonished a divine who had refused to en- Margot Hent should be really noted on. verdinte funnd- to establish Courts of Justice in China, that ter his palpit brosuse a Unitarian minister bad Teki ed on mistake or prejudice traald be, in effent, her Court so established should take agus been in it, by falling on his knees on the pulpit irreversible.
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ance of it. Their Lordships are unable to find stairs, and crying out, "Oh, Lord, deliver us in An-lun
in the Treaty sufficient grounds for this cos- Bouta from two things, bad ram and bigotry. Ching-Sing
Thou knowest which is worst, fər I don't!”
There Lordships now come to the considera. on of the 2nd and 24th paragraphs of the teation.
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