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HAI TURPEI VN TỚ TIA HONGKONG TRÁI TIMS, LOVHMPHI 152, 153.

MARRIAGE OF THE EBV, A. G. GULDSMITH.

The

HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

this Court 10s there are sufficient grounds for and on account of that partnership, and was re- | food la defective. I have spoken about all theen fot No. 46, which were saved from the fre. The anseion, the Lulograp's mozifischig 15 only, pared it on early date, and a programme of Paldet er attended bars. Processings by permitting him to withdraw from the indin with hold by the plaintifs at a very large prost to matters to the visiting d'astices but he a business appears to have been carried on ons Baza was in deadly is captured 3 of events, coalitions, date, etc., be submitted for Frill and information must have been well known, liberty to bring a fresh eat for the same matter the partnership, sad they further say that the tube whatever has been taken of them at small sealo. Tus cash receipts wore about $ per the "eracks" for runs With Blair on Ma approval or suggestions to a generel mestia, f

must be resumed that the distinction it shall be antipstent for the Court te great doch plaintiffe had never roodered any account al- to set your Lordship now whether in future day. I am not acquainted with the value of taes for Churohill together, things began to look the Club, between a "conas"or" suit" anila" mattor oauza" permission in each terms as to casts or otherwise though required so to do, and that lion scoounts when I make my complaints the Juction will baximass.

little healthier for the Garrison.

Carriert quanimously. or a matter and suit" were recognised and as it may deem proper. In any new fresh unit were taken, 30, the cofemulants would have a attend to them.

Inspector Quinesy, re-ville'i, usid—The buti former nearly lost his wicket" to a patch by The following Committee was pleated, three therefore present to the Legislature when the the plaintiff shall be bound by the Rules for considerable amount to their predit. It is to be His Lordship. I am parles-ly certain that it mesi curried on was and in coarse crockery dower Barff, who held the ball for an instant, but to form a quorum Hajar Tripp. Caplain Col- code was before them as a bill, and it appears to the limitation of autions in the same manner sobered that to the counter elin mihing te you make any really complaint or one with pots, bamboo ware, baskets, eto, ma that if the Lagi-lature hid fatended to do if the first suit bed hot boen brought.. If the said about the sale or resale of launch gud al fonsdation in it whatever, the matter will be

not long onong, in the Umpire's ophilen, jax Huson, Mr. Whitehead, Captain des Vostr, Mr. Wodohouse, in summing up, asid that the tify him in giving the tenan out. He did Lient. Cradock, R.N., Captain Firtoher. away with proscedings en summons under 15and plaint withdraw from the sult without ench thong some evidence was girem about the par enquired into, and, if avved oirrect, remedied result was, as nemal in such enguicios, entirely not long anevivo, however, unconmbing after 16 Vio. o. 88, it would have used ept werda te in permission he shall be precluded from bringing chase of certain lannaliesit was stated by oneofthe The men who go round visiting the gael are angative. He did not think that there were making 26 to a very smart catch in the slips by dicatethat "allanits" in clude "matters and units fresh snit for the same matter. This is taken witness called by defendants that the purchase independent men, antramwalled by by any, foar suficient grounds on which to order a prossen. W. Maitland. ( for 28, Aboat this time the or at any rate would have exaoted that all units from the Indian Civil Code and is exactly the of bis iannokes was quite a separate or collateral of Govarsor of the Gool or offeleli, sai Tamtien, although there were everal epicions Olnb temporarily lost the services of Bự, who and other proceedings" should henceforth be amo as Seation, 97 of Art. XIII of 1859. Au business Lal Chouk, the first vaned plaintiff, certain that they would do their duty fearlessly. oireanistances connected with the affair He wasoslled away, and in his absence Jehustons and nonsmenced by writ of summone. The foot that affdavit sworn tir by Mr. Caldwell was the only is the mager of the Bank, and when the bear

·MONTHLY HANDICAP CHALLENGE CUP. After the sentencing his Lordship said to the would order the release of the premises and dị. Churchill punished the somewhat jaded bowling pssful a provision is not expressly repealed one filed in support of the applications which being was concluded it was admitted by counsel. Bret prisoner. I may say to you now what will miss the information, although the polisa could overly, and it was not tili 80 was put up that The sixth sompetition for this Cap took plnos and no corresponding provision enntained in the himself made, and is to the following affoot: that if a partnership existed that he was only one apply to the rest of the prisoners. This is an or at any time afterwards, notwithstanding such the Captain was ran out, having it out freely at the Assogist on Ranges on Saturday. The Code, appear to ms to strengthen this view; and 1-That he had the conduct of the opus for the of the plaintifa who had anything: to do with it. tromely lad case, and, you are exceedingly lacky: decision, enter into a prozoontion of their own. I therefore bold that the expression" all uita plaintifa

for 93, Without the score being inorensed Cozen oup and money prize of 35, for which there war's must be limited to mean "all its by Kill or in-

The first question to be decided is whether sny to bare escaped the charge of murder. The jury 2-That by an graement of 50th March, 1885, the contract of partnership has been shown to exist. no doubt gave you the banet of say, donbs

caught and bowled Johnston) Bse, who had 25 omapetilors were won for the second time by formation." I may add that I have come to the plaintifs and defendants arood to subminal mattersThere was no writing produced of any portuar urred in your favoor If you had been found

now returned, quickly disposed of Hawkins Mr. A. Shelton Hooper with a total soors of 73 above conclusion with considerable doubt.

in efference to Mr. MeBwon and Mr. McClymont ship agreement, although from the evidence it guilty of murder. I wall have seatened you to and that the said matters were referred to them, and appeared that something, had been drawn up in death, and I think it is extremely probable the

The rest of the innings needs no description, points. Mr. John Andrew and Mr. Charles Ford The tenth wicket fall at 90 or 6 runs on, which ach made 69. The shooting generally hinwed they made their award on 1st June, 1885.

necessitated the Club sending in Maltland and markod improvement 'owing no doubt to the 3.-ly the said award, the arbitrators awarded and Chinese for approval and signaturs, but never Governor would have allowed at sentere to

s'imulus given by the recent prize meeting, for adjudged (inter alle that Messrs. Denby and Leigh was sigaod. If any partnership existed it was a be carried out. If it had been shown that any should predone and deliver to the Hongkong Hotel parole agreement, and ss heal there is a good one of you actually did alt-Porvir on the head or tire suppliers of the goods sumerated in the state- After fall consideration, and a careful reperasi one of you would have been convicted of murder. fo detailed infolens daly dlichseged by the raspas desl of conflicting evidence as to what took plure throw him overboard, I have no doubt that every. ment, and receipts for payments of freight, and ship of the ovidence, I am of opinion that no contract To Wing Kwan bis Lordship aid-In your ring charges thoroon, and iramediately on such pro duction and delivery the said Hongkong Hotel Co. of partnership was entered into. Mr. Franois | case I had fxtended to add a whipping, bocenso I should forthwith pay to the said Mem. Danby and put it at the highest as a conditional partnership' find on reriawing the eridanen taken in the case Leigh gach as cot ex coding $14,97.983 might shown by the sild discharged invoices and the band that the condition had been falilled when of mard og bust you, that you were foremost hare been paid fox the raid goods and for the right

in attacking the usople in the launch with ecals and shipping aluwages therest.

and bambina, However, I am told by Dr. from the effects of a gapshot wound in your Marques that you have suffered very greatly abdomen, sad in consideration of the pain you have undergone will forego this addition. This man was only convicted of a misdemean To the tenth prisoner bis Lordship said our, and on account of this and the fact that he has suffered a certain swoont of punishment from the wound in the face he has recaired either from a revolver or riffe abat, I will restrict the sentence on him to two years' hard labor, from the date of the expiry of his present sentence.

BEFORE THE FULL COURT.

visions of Ordinenes No. 1 of 1883. The war

(Signed) D. E. CALDWELL.

Swara at Victoria, 17th October.

HIGHWAY/BORRENT.

Leung Afook, charged with highway robbery prisonment with hard labour and one whipping with violence, was seatened to three years in with 25 strokes of a- rattan during the rat six months of his sentence,

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TOTAL.

300 300 Pris YOR. DA, GIVEN Mr. A. Shelton Honpar... 24 ... 94..... 95 ....... Mr. John Androw 20

•Mr. O. Ford

25. 27 Mr. J. Boimen 24 ... 12 pi Mr.K. MeK. Ro7 29.

The folding on both sides was fairly good, but which the romberg practisot & great deal. The the Glob endly want an experienced wicket ap bas to be won the times before becoming heaper. At least half a dozen chanoes were missed the property of any member. The following ore at this post and this sort of thing does not en

the scares courages bowler. For the Garriion Higginbo, | · NAMES. tham, Major, Johnston, and Beanlon were conspi- caons, and for the Club, L. Barff at cover, Smith atthird man, and Davies at point stopped several good ones. The bowling analysis speaks for itself.

Each side bus now wou a mustoh, and a queror" would be productive of macb interest, the Stoolbacks.

it could be arranged before the departuro of

The following are the scores;—

THE HONGKONG CEBICKET CLOTH

Fatos

KELTi

DIY:NGR

Mr. Eder3 perd. 25. 14.... Mr. F. Collins 24 26

Mr. E. Robins

Sergt. Major Bleraon

29... 2 27

P.C. MONKE

98... 24

Major Kalent. RE.

Captain Calder

Q.M. Sergt. Wikime

Mr. C. D. Wilkinson ... 18

11 put on 7

..... 27

pit out.

Mr. H. Twyford

Mr. W. O, Marray ... 24. ... 15

Capt. Wilkinson, R.E... 26 10

Mr. D Woot............................

Mr. P. W. Ceras

Mr. W. Parfitt

20 ... 20

29...

MR. Comedy

Mr. W. E. Lorlay.

Mr. C. V. Ladds...!

24...

Extrak

Mr. H. F. Dency Mr. John Willmett

104

BOWLING ANALTOYO. Virat Innings.

Ball, Ruas, Mde. Wkia, Wides N.B.

Tours, THIGUR." The wedding festivities held in the Sailors' they will, in all prchability, bo long romolored Hemvon Tuesday, the 20th ins, were unique, and by those who enjoyed the good cheer provided. The coonsion was that of the marriage of Rev A. G. Goldsmith, Seaman's Chaplain, to Miss the Naval Yard. Although novel, the pry

Jalantone ceedings were certainly mest appropriate, for Dr. Sparrow. B. Mc Blair, his 19 when a Sea's Chaplain is married it is most. W. Murlande Lloyd, b John- fitting that the seamen should participate in the general rojnicing

After the caramday, 3. Cezon, as Ma

Maltand, st. Lloyd,b Hi which was performed by the Right Hor. Hishap. 8. Darff, 6 Cheral ........... Bardon. Assisted by the Row: 5. B. Oxis in 8. T. R. David, & Blair Peter's Church, the bridal party at once set off as C. Piaf, at Loyd, by Mites not end here, howover, for a large and most their wedding tour. The wedding festivities dict J. Bakiet, b Splaks. befitting programma hail to arranged for the cousin. Stonyside" was very prettily His Lordship said that the case was one of adorand, but the Sailors' Items had by far the highway robbery, but the prisoner did not. best share of the decorations. A bamboo walk seem to be armed with any deadly weapon at sit heen arrangert, from the Praya entranc the time. However, the brutality he had dis-to the Church, and this was covered with E. 0. Smith 70

W.H. Jolate 54 pinged in attacking a woman and taking a ban-pets, while the Church and the floma were

E. M. Blair dla from her could only be met with the lank. | reposially decorated for the conseion. The wadi. Churchill 45 18

ding took place at 8pm, szd at 7:30 pm. tho | Major Miles .. 220 Id Un was watenced to two years' hard labour sailors, and fally 100 of them (that is sailors Corp. Spinks... 19. to take effect from the expiration of his present and marines), sat down, to a well spread table, ElJobsstone sentence, for escaping from the chain-garg in and ample justice was done by all to the E. O. Smith Juns last.

co things provided. After this, the usual The prisoner said that he had had no oppor- enneart was held, many of the songe con tunity of making a statement before.

taining allusions to the happy event which they My Justice Leaoh raid-Tall him that is not bad witnessed. One of the most successful of true. I gave him every latitude-more than these was a parody, or perhaps it would do more I ought strictly to have slowed him

correct to say, the adaptation by Mr. Batomas Prisoner-It is very unfair after what the of the wall Fnown nautical vong Nancy Lee, turnkeys said, not to listen to what I say.

the refrain running "For the parson's wife the believe but what the jury believe.

Mr. Justice Leach-Tell him it is not what I parson's star shall be." After spending a most enjoyable timo the proooodings were brought to Prisoner-I am quire willing to serept any la dess in the sunl manner. One very gratify pasishment you may lofist, bat. I beg you willing feature in the matter was the large mazais

of sailors frota the then-of-war in the Harbour, whe pst in an appearance and who were evidentl eager to fortify their affection and respect for displayed sech a keen interest in their welfare. the reverend gentleman, who hay at all timei

SSCAPE FROM CHAIN-GANG.

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Second Iwat

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LEUNG I. GHAN BUT SAND The Attorney-General (Hon. B. L. O'Malley's instructed by Mesars Dannys and Momop, was for the appellant.

In this suit Mr. Justice Loch delivered the following judgment This is an ex preto me tion on behalf of Loung. I who is desorb bed in the affidavit in support as the plaintiff

certain arrangements hat beer meds at Canton in the matter for lonte ta sppral, from the

But the parties themselves are not agwood as to juigrant of the Acting Paiono Judge for payment of the said eam of 614,979.83 were ob the soconuts differ as to what took place at the 4-In parenanod of the said award marhain sopsters who were the member of the partnership and wisen in the shore matter on the 27tained and were presorted to the defendant who re-dinner at the Chinese Restaurant beproposal Augustast The procedings in raspact of fund to pay to the plaintife the said amount or any made about getting the Commissorer of which this application is made were taken upon part thereof and thereupon the suit was commed Custors to join in creating a corner in salt for s warrant of distress for rect under the pro vouchers so prosented to the defendante as in the last o consideration was a stupid ides as one witness

Lobb eldest daughter of B W. A. Lobb, of. H. D. Wibon, a Baith, i 5-1 am 107 advised by Connel that the esid rant of distreas the isso su the seizure agreth mentioned are not sufficient to sustain sail, because it was ridiculous to suppose that ho ibis suit and that the plelatifs cannot safely pracend would sator fato auch an arrangement, and the effected of Chan Sut Sang's property on the in action to ocver the said amount without better consideration of the plan was left over in order 10th July lust for the sum of $725 being the vouchers. amount of rent alleged to be dne from Chan+6=1 am informed and very believe that the plain.that it might be matured Chu Hing, the de Sat Sang to Leung I. in eset of certain pants a good cause of action against the defend, fendant's menager, who was the moving spirit mises, in his veerpatior, and on the 25th faly ants, &o. And that good and sufficient vouchers are in the business, in reply to me, enid that he saw Chan Sut Eing under the provisions of sentivn

procurable and will be procured without kms of time a memo, of agreement some days after the Hung 20 of the am Grdianco Barted Lenng I with

Fab. Tan dinner of the 23rd December. It was notice to discharge the warrant of distress upon Mr. Deacus, who appeared for the Company, was in Chik Kim's hands. He read it. De says made between Lal Chenk and Chik Kim. 16 the ground that the amount for which it End would not consent to the application, but urged there was an agreement to be signed. "I was ined was excessive. The application was made and came on to be heard in due course, and on that the application was simply for Earther dolay to see whether it was suitable or not; I spoke to the 27th Angast the Acting Fine Judge made and was to avoid the effect of an order made Lai bouk about it," He said that another one- an order discharging the warrant with costs, and on the 7th Setember which was That the would be put into English and shows to his gave direction for the payment out of Court plaintiffs to file their polition on or before the Smith. It wine not done. It was pat off from of the sum of 8440 which Chea Sut Sanz in the 18th Uotober, and that if the petition is ant day to day. 11e mid: "I'll make the contract enarse of the proceedings had paid inte Court, field on or before the 18th October, the suit be when you go to the Chinese and make arrange, buing the amount of met due, from him to dismissed" &c. He also urge that rosacements about the busts." It was only to borrow Leung I. It is from this orde Lenny I seeks was put forward that had it been put forward them, but the Chiness Mandarina wanted to sell now to appeal. Before referring to the merits three years ago, viz., that they had no proper them, da to the acount of salt bought 25,000 of the application we feel ourselves called upon vouchers and that there was no ground for dollars worth, it was clearly enough shown that to decide whether Leung I is not out of permitting the plaintiffs to withdraw. Mr. only one purchase of salt was made and that it time in now asking for save to appeal. The Caldwell, who may be supposed to know the way made from the Ft Cheng firm. It amounts present notice for leave to appeal is dated theezing of his own affidavit, bad nothing to to about 30,000 piouls and amourts to less than. 12th September, that is to say some fifteen days gentless that if not granted it was doubld. 8.000 dollars. That was bought and jail for by after the order of the Actine Paine Judge, whether a frais snit could be brought. As the first plainti¤, who mada a los on the transac By section 44 of Ordinance No. of 1989 the ex- certainly merer nggested what has since been tion, and Lai Chenk KPE, one of the defendants, pression The Court or Supreme Court is to dogs in argument that no care of antion au alleged partner, swore he got no brokerage mean the Supremaent in its Summary Juris existed until the roughurs were forthcoming, although it is proved that he did. Considering diction, and or perming the first mentioned Or Or the contrary his evidence is that as I do that there were negotiations which might dinate it will be seen that by the light of not the vouchers. No reason why given the of partnership, I must give judgment for the Mood cans of action axisind, hef they had have ended in a partuorsbij but not a contract the section 44 the whole Ordinance to be garried out under the supervision of or by the the petition was not fled. The order was in plaintif with coals. Supreme Court in its Summary Jurisdiction, the petition should be tied—for it was ordered The Attorney. General applied, under the let with the reauit that the preendure and practice

so far back as the 22nd February, 1996, when section of the Code for inmadinta speration, not whần mo. of that Court would naturally apply. Under Plaintif applied on sporially endorsed Mr. Francis objected as there had berg ob- Mr. Justice Fernb-The one was very clear section 41 of the Supreme Court Summary Jn.

writ for judgment on the so called award solutely no reason shown for quoh a cause, and ngaiast you. You made three statements in the riediction Dedinanco 1673 it is provided that On the argument zone of the taots in the sate such a slur on the defendants without some rea-panelled, you pleaded guilty, then you said that this suit do proceed in the ordinary way he did not suppose that the Coart would east presence of the jury; ret-before they were either party to a suit may, within seven days from the date of judgment, apply for have to re referred to by Counsel for both partia, bat sou Bach applications were usually made on yen were not the man, and then you said you sppeal to the Full Court, which has power to

it is unnecessary to say more thau that the von affidavit, or on something that had ariesu dar had undergone your tentance, which had expired eztand the time united for each application here which purported to be in complians willing the trial, but he subcitted that there was in 1886. Yoz did not satisfy the jury of that sither before or after the expiration of suol the directions of the arbirators were referred to nothing before the Court so far to justify their time. We are not now asked by the applice in Mr. Calicott's afidavit of Tecomber, 1985. Lordships in granting it at present. ting to extend the time nor indeed is any ground on which it had been ordered that the suit should for such extension shown in the affidavit in proceed in the ordinary way. The order of 7th support and therefore if that section applies September limiting as a time for the plaintiffs to applicant is absolutely debarred. It was to ale their petition was made after hearing the which justify it. contended on his behalf that this was not a snit, by the Chairman of directors of the Hotel Com-might interfere with the coats. He thought solicitors sad perosing two affidarits. Ona was His Lordship. said that immediate execution but a proceeding for which no provisions on to appeal are contained either in the Supreme Taby dated 4th September, setting out that the unless there was some special reson for it, he Court Summary Jurisdiction Onlinance 1873 or suit was commenced on the 12th December, 1885, could no grani it. in Ordinance No. 1 of 1883. and therefore the that on the 22 February, 1888, an order pas "Supreme Court Ordinates 1873 section fö, which made that the suit should proceed in the orli- gives su appeal as of right from every judgery way and that since the above order the sitting alone in respect of any unit or proceeding with the suit but they have failed to do so. That plaintiffs have been repeatedly pressed to proceed prevails, such right being unlimited by times on the 21st Auzast Merera. Wotton and Dan- Barok as provided for anits in Sutomary Jurisdiction aust proved. We cannot accade to this conten- tion, and because, as we have already intimated,

the carrying out of Ordinanca No. 1of 1883 har

con wrote to Messie Caldwell and Wilkinson: with the suit within ten days from this date our Take notion that unless your clients proces

ing been placed under the jurisdiction of the B-clients will apply to the Court to dismiss it with

preme Court in Summary Jurisdiction it follows conta." And that since then the plaintiffs had

ious or in

not taken steps in the suit and that the defen-

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The Attorney-General Ford that such applica- tious were made constantly in English ourts.

Mr. Francis Then there are facta in the case

23rd November,

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

HUN, J. RUBELLA.G. CHIEF. JUSTICE, AND Ma. A. J. LaCK, AUTING

Prams JUDGE.

SENTENCING.

THE CHIAN GANG ESCAPE.

CRICKET

at all. I have seriously considered whether you should not have a whipping, but under the eix- cumstances, and owing to the foot that other

HONGKONG Caicssr Cron » GARRISON. The etern match between the Club and the wen eticoked the warders and yon simply took Garrison took place on Friday and Saturday the opportunity of escaping, the serience will be last, and resulted in a handsome viu for the two years' imprisonment after the expiry of your former, by no loss then 10 wickets. The weather. present sentence.

was perfect, and the pitch all that could be de- Chan Asun was disobarzot by proclamation.sired. The Garrison was represented by a The Sessions were then adjourned til!onday and the Club, shough uinus the valuable services powerful combination, more especially in hatting. next, when Ewok To Be will be discharged by of Laach, was well represented The decisive proclamation.

DISCHARGED.

Dr. Hp Kai appeared on behalf of the latter who was out on bail, sud cipluiced the reason hia abėcucu.

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THE PROPOSED LITERARY SOCIETY.

THE GARRISON.

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ETE INTINGS. Doxan.....

Lt. Higgini oshan, 55, Wizo

Wil Mater anton, R., o and

Li, R., Pill, Enron,

A. de C. Brandon; 4.M.9, 3; auf.,

Con

B INSISTE

e Borf, bC. & Hart...

it C. 8. Bar

7

C. S. Bri

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23...

14

8. 10

Total score.

Previous Winners of the Cup.

Fuar-Ne/W. C. Murray. July-P.C. W. Robertson ... August Mr. A. Shelton Hooper September--Mr. C. D. Wilkinsmas Deteber-ajor Knight, R.E. Next Satulay there will be the usual apoon sompatilion at 200 yards.

OXFORD SENIOR LOCAL EXAMINATION.

In July at this examination was for the first- time holdt at Hongkong as a Centre. Prasiding Exeminer, Réc. W, Jennings, M.A.; Loal Se |cretary, Mr. G-H. Bateson Wright, M.A

*The. examination was contined to six candi- H. R. Multiad, 6. datas Erin the Government Central School, as C.8. Bufque were presented from other schools. Three of the boys have cousive: parchment cortificates. Wong Fan and P. M. P. Hyndman ara declared Asociates in Arts of the University of Oxford. Chenng Tsci. the other successful candidate, be- 3. e Wilb Cozinhar over 19 years of age, is not eligible for the

t pui 2.3 R W. Faitland.....

AAyd, 5Ft), not out

Major Miler, B., Wilso apl, Spinks, with, run ou

F. I.Jahrbas, ašigh 55ileen...

Bb Coma....

O. sunil, 5-tb, e Wisin,

Содон Ixtron

40

audib Care

Smith, Cupa

710.5, B8

$ not me..

Extra

above distinction..

Subjects offered-Compulsory: English Gram- 19 mar, Änalveis, end Composition, Arithmetic. Selected: 1, English History and Literature; 2, Shakespere. King Johan, and Clarendon Rebellion, Book VL: 8, Geography; 4, Algebra; 5. Euclid.

BOWLING ANALYSIS. First. Inninga Balls, Buns. Mds. Whis Wider, N B. E. J. Coxon 111 57. F. H. O. Wilson 110

10 Send Inntage E. W. Maitland 50 5 C. 9. Bart... 55 99 E. J. Coss. 4090 F.A.0. Wila

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FOOTBALL.

HUNGKONG FOOTBALL CLUR &. THE 58ta REQUENTL

of the victory was a great surprise, and Load spplenas from the "labites" grooted the conclusion of the mateb. The Band of the the ground at Uansoway Hay between the Hung A match was playe on the 26th instint on Stealbacks" played a pretty selection of music kong Fuotball Club and a scratch team from tha

RAZLWAYS IN. SIBERIA.

The N. C. Daily Vacs translates the follow ing from Vlivostnek:-It is propose to con- Leel by railroads those ports of Siberia and the Amor Province between which there is no coisa. " munication by water, thus connecting Visdivos. took with ardeau Rassia; thus, railways will in made from Vladivostock to Bussa, and from Stres ask to Tomsk The surveys are now be inre cerried out by coromand of the Russian Gov-rament, and will be oimg/uded this year, part of the arroy is postponed till next year. except that of the Tene Baical distret, where

When the results of the survey are koude in

Jon Baturday afterason for the benefit of a large Regiment.Immediately ca the ball being. Putorsburg this winter, the question will be body of spectators, including many ladies started the Regiment began to preas the Club, defluitiyafy settled, whe:ver these railwaya bo Coxon best Churchill in the toss and sent in and for 90 time the play was confined to the constructed at the cost of the Treasury, ar of a Wilson and Sparrow to face. E. G. Smith and Cluba "twenty fiva.". After one or two desperata private opnieuy, which has been already formed. A meeting was held in St. Andrew's Hall on Johnstone. Both payed cautionly, and Wilson efforts to relieve their side, Brewin and Wal without any gaurantee from the Government, the 23rd instant for the purpose of considering had just began to feel thoroughly at bots when Ice managed to get the ball down to the bat with some unbely. It is hoped that unleas that it must be carried out in accordance with ant Company was greatly prejudived by the passed or nine of the ten prisoner, the terms to in Hongkong. There were about fifty persons followed, but without a run being added, lost the way back again in close proximity to the Club's red ways, will commns h the spring of 1889 the procedure and practice prevailing in that

Sentances of 10 years' imprisonment were the advisability až forming a literary association bofell to a catch inthe slips. (1 for 24.3 T. S. Smith centre of the field. but in a very short time it uaforeseen obstacles occur, the building of those Court. The application is therefore out of time. sait pending We do not propose to deal with the merits of the 6th September that the money was owizg tences. The tenth prismer, No. 365, was sentenced chair.

Mr. Leigh bla made su siidarit to low on the expiration of their present sen present. Mr. Francis, Q... was voted to the companionship of Sparrow, caught at long leg goal. With some fast play and aided by a little and will be completed by 1897 or 1894. the case in detail, but so far as we can me, if and that the Company maiuly relied for their to two years' imprisonment with hard labour.

by air of a somewhat tame hit. E. W. Took the Club then took the ball well duwu, the leave to appeal had been granted, the spreal defen or the fast that certain vouchers were

The CHAIRMAN said the idea of forming this Maitland sad the vacancy, but at 30 the field and from so scrimmage Atkin In answer to the question hy sontiace should Society had originated with Dr. Cortiin, and he partnership was dissolved by Lloyd taking him son got possession

NOTES FROM N TIVE PAPERS, could not hate ancoreded, and we do not think one by the suppliers of the goods. Renát be passed on bim,

thought he could not do better thank Dr. arily at the wicket off Johnstone. F. Mait- scoring. On the ball being one more brought anit only just missed that the authority cited by the Attorney-General also stated that Mr. Danby had gons to Eng- 1 ban Aya No. 8, aid that the Superistend | Cantlie to state his views to the meating

At Dri-tan Chai a place in Ching-chow, Las any application to the facts. As regards and about four months before and that he or out and the second and third officers of the gapl

land appeared, and the pair it out freely, into play Hustsmuo go away with stan the evidence is the case, we think it was solely presser a intration of obtaining fresh rouchers all oppressed him. They ought hold of him and to call that mooting because he understood there maler a 3. With the score at 4 however, the front of him; Huntsman revered himself and are broke out among the stacks about 8 o'clock was Honan, whers 70 or 50 stacks of millet stalke Dr. CANTLIE 3 he had taken upon himself especially Smith, who disdained to make anything mating a fine spurt when Dickson dropped in were stoped for the dans of the Yellow River, a a question of foot at this case when properly and sending them. That he had written sovers best-hi whether he was behaving himself well was a feeling among the commanity that some latter was well captured by "E. O." in the slips again started with the ball, Dickson having in pn, ca the 30th October, The eo diora in stated and ranily depended on the credence times and telegraphed to the said Mr. Danby which the judge who beard the gas papa to the requesting bin to send the vouchers without minor, and after boating, bin they would sand institution of the sort should be ferment. This baring run ap 19 in 6 bits. The Captain the meantime some scrapper, but his little nurga and the people managed, by isolating the deponents and with Bat wrference ela and that on 31st August he had received put him on a diet of rice and water, He only started in Hongkong. There had been on is marta Blair and Churchill repisod Smith and quickly sucrounded, and despite some brilliant bus stacks were burat to ashes. His Ex- hhu into solitary condensat for seven days, and was at the Bret thing of the kind that had been joined Maitland, and a most useful stand was diversion proved successful Huntsman was fames, to prout the whole being consumed, to the facts altered in the Aavit ground. telegram from fe Danby that he "intends to grat. 6 ozs. of rice per meal, and after that wa far this appeal, and in so far as it goes to and souchers" He said also that be expected in

1961 and another in 1872 Be had been fold re. Johnstone, but the sens rose stendily. Just be play ou his part, lost the ball. It was then celleney Wa Ta-chirg, the nan Director of the show that wideora was improperly rej etel, get the teachers by the und of October. Un these tired to walk then, and when carrying baskets

sent out to work in the chuiri gang. le was too pecting the one in 1972 that there had been fors the contary was reached. Maitland want out laken into the Regiment's gitors, and a corner Warks, was much licensed, and deprived of his the Acting Paiste Judge fes called upon presentations the time was extorded to 18th earth if he didn't walk fast enough the tamkey body to speak, and that six or eight men spoke easily stripped (5 for 97) C. S. Barff took his Regiment showed far better Aww than previous Expectant Magistrate Pah Tseng-bul, and plenty of members, but it was difficult to get any-raehly to smile a abort one of Blair's and was was the result On getting to work again the button the Deputy in charge of the section, the to make the following comments:-When Get to le potition, and it was understood that would bout and sick him, the third offer of the continually until they became the of learing place, and soon began to thish the slow bowler, ly, and thoroughly" ponned" their opponents. ordered him to make good the value of the lost. the application to charge the warrant of another talerram would be sest ; however, no distress came befɑ - t m

pool also parsecuted is a great deal on those their own voines and the Society gradually broke hitting him finely to the us for what would have Huntsman and Higginbotham, well noted by millet stalls by a Bxed dato, and the soldiers net the Coart was step was taken till the day the order orpired and occasions. He had sles bean shut to turn the sked whether the ilencshould be taken was sitting in Criminal Sessions I could crank. Accars ing to Gorarunent Regulations of thess previous societies. They must not bevin rail instead of going over. Coxon in the meau-goal, and within about five lanted the Cito's co-collrot the millet stalks has been a work of up. He thought they might benefit by the failure ben 5 had not the ball strack the boundary Gedge and Biddle, mada repeated saults on the were also pant-hod for their narligence. To orally or by affidavit, the art hating regard as not so the soliciters to hear the application till he sheld only have had the crank at a 121b. with any great palavor about the grand thiors time played steadily and seemed well set, when fours were all bat lowered on three consecutive great time and trouble, and it will take a long wall to geirament sec. of Onliware late in the day. However, on hearing, the pressure, but instead of that the officers of the they wers going to do, but must prnored as he foolishly ran himself ont, hating compil 23, occasions. The goal keeper, howovor, with the time to replace them. Enoairies have else been Na web directs theapplication to disarmate on 18th October I was of opinion gol used to barna ser on the machine ac thut simp'y at first as possible. A large portion of consisting principally of singles "(6 for 112). assistance of Wallace and Brewin, who through set on foot to discover if the loss was the work of che verified on affirit, as to the pro that "o Bcient grounds" nor indeed any it was impossible for h in to taru it.

the populatiou were not members of the Hang Dari-s, wearing the latest thing y of the Code contain 1 in tions 43 AndEs withdraw and bring a fresh suit. The only statemonta of complaint and l usage should the Club library. There was no sirvalatingler for 8 and onffing Churchill prostily for a liko jed nothing had been scored on either side the middle of October and covered the ground.

grounds were shown for permitting the plantifis 46 with reference to evidence pa

Hie Lordship told the prisoner that all his boug Club and had not the privilege of using Burs assistance, but after drinau the alor bow-avert the danger, and when "alt-time" was call.

pads, went to out played a good defensive game, managed to an incendiary.

From Kiakkta to Curau (Urga), snow fall in terlocutory applications, and us sub), ativa app:lbstantial ground was that if this was not done have bean told to the visiting Justices. If as or library in Hongkong independent of the Club nureber, played badly at a twister of Bbir's, and Un recommencing the Regiment still had the to the depth of three feet, and an early winter ertion being mad hear the evidence orally, the sait stood dismissed, and that it was posible any of the other priso: ers had any complaint to lbrary, and it was one of the objects of the So paid the penalty (7 for 1921. L C. Barff joined best of the game, although Woodcock and Af- directed the eving the continued, as it had they could not. fetch another for the same make against the oflors of the gaol or about city to stablish a cirenlating library for the his brother, who was, however, bowled by a lailer kinson relieved their side by some brilliant The Vicary of Shonai and Kanen, Teo, hav

is prognosticata been begun, upon fidavit subject to the right of

mutter. That seemed to be their own negligence, their treatment, it was their clear duty Grave-ramination upon nai This direction beanse for some resson or other they did

benefit of those who were not members of the of Churchill's before the moro hnd beerane, the latter coming very wear vesting on not went to proceed. It was not lost sight of appeal to the gentlemen who visited the gaol for C He thought sms institution of this foursated. Platt appeared sed, though com more than one occasion. The Regiment, bow-contribute from the vinregal budgets very large ing applied to the Emperor for permission to and repeated on one if not two sub-ngarat, oo- wat geen and present tensegerat co that the Hotel Co. had got vaine, but the case for escaping from custody. If any com him that he did not think there was a community managed to survive it, and really ospital again and again taken into the Club's garters, to meet the necessities of afficted Lennu, bas co- the purpose of listening to thom. It was no ex. kind was pecesary. Colonel Withara had told pletely non-plassed by Blair's first over aver proved too strong for them; and the ball was sum, which can be spared from his own provinces, casions when he also great, and the Court plaintiffs manot apparently be indaned to shew plaints were made to the Justices they wats al in the world accept Hongkong but had some stand followed. Both hatsmen hit freely When willin about Ave misates of

absequently...hong's its officer, direcird the what is oving to them. If the petition were application to enme on for bearing, when all the not fled on the 18th the suit was dead; but if

ways fally investigated.

institution of the kind. Every small village lasers of the drives eliciting loud applause. A Higginbotham took the ball with a splendid him for his patriotic forethought and soonowy.. tim"rived in reply a gratifying rescript pressing Mr. Ball-He is complaining about the food America bad one, and in England it was the Tai vald soarrely hefst the tens quick enough, run right down the field, and attar om which has enabled him not only to store up a re- affidavits that were intended to be filed had been good cause were shown the time for filing would and drink.

Bled. Upon the app'loation coming on for have been extended, but it was nut zakoŭ to be

Pame. There were Mechanics Institutes, Clube and it was only after 64 runs had Loen added by tough work in front of the goal passed to serve fund in Slinsi and Kansa for a rainy day," further hearing affidavits were pai before extended, and indeed no recoz, gas given, only say azospt make charges he had better keep men. He thought the Socity only want, tried that Platt wasstumped off Milos (9 for 186) strook the post.

His Lordship said that if he had nothing to for working men, and oven Clubs for working we the partnership and averal changes of bowling Huiteman, who shot at the goal, but only but to be able to contribute to the relief of his them both in support of and against the ap that both Mr. Leigh and Mr. Danby had been

that there were no vouchers. It was admitted quiet pliéstion, syd Chai Sat Sang was crem-examined

ed a little su; port at the start to make Ezekiel joined Barff, and konrad mp 6 before ball right into the opposite citadel and bat

Maclean then took the neighbours also. Prisoner said that when the Justiers beard bis 1 &

We hear from a friend at Tangehow that a on his affisvite through bis solicitor. At England pince the suits commenced, complainte aliout the food they generally said live for one or two winters it would be Barf carrying out als bat for 37.10 for 1965. Botli ment's books, would have scored. Nothing par poolant Tactal in Kiaugen, has invested, "I'lä. If they ould only keep it being absquatulated by a rivier from Spinks for some amart play on the part of the Regi-wealthy gentleman of Peking, formerly Ex the close of Chau Sat Sang's case, which was and it is clearly unjust that a law-enit that it was none of their business and that the something, but be trusted they would de he and Platt deserve immense uredit for their fioularly noticeable occurred after this 1 taw 200,000 in Chinese Railways. Since it has been shielly board on alleged least, M. Moseup onionld keep hanging over people's beads I food was given to them by the Governor of the more than that. He had been told by a lady in plucky batting. They got some lucky sales all of time, the game thas ending in a draw, decided to build a live from Tientsin to Tung behalf of Laung 1 for the first time (although hai gain argued for the plaintiffs in this appeal that possibly a great injustin may he

the Colony that a number of ladies had formed nedoubtedly, has there were many goed hits and neither side having made a point. had already at the request of the fort stated dons, as they may not be able to fetes a fresh count of had treatment. His apule had got It had mes in existence for about six months and gare neither was let off.

La Fuk, No. 51, said that he ran away on the live of his defence) put forward as an at-

a reading Club or Society amongst themselves barring a sharp chance at point which Barff swer to Chen Sut Bang's cialis that his lense suit, give no opinion at present whether or broken ones whom he was cutting earth; and he numbered about twolve members. Te thaight It baing within a quarter of an hour of gun- was void on the ground (other grounds were they can bring a fresh salt, but I do zay wax persécuted in consequence and his allowance if the ladies of the Celony were doing some fire, the lab took the field but Major Caurchill alan nrged) that Chan Sut Sang's Taas not being this that no ground whatever was put forward of rice stopped.

thing in this way, it behoved the men to fellow not caring to risk losing a wicket in the bad for allowing the suit to be withdrawn, and that registered was void ana sinst his client's regis words are to have any mearing, Le julge testimony of the turnkey on the case of murder of regulations which he had drawn up as a basis | toeval stampia wars drawn without a ball games ou the 21st instant at Causeway Bay. It is said that they will obtain two-dfths of the

His Lordship-Tell this prisoner that the their example. Dr. Cantlie then read a number light, availed himself of the full 10 minator in- The Court at ance pointed out that this defazos was not set up by the would have boon justified arises it was done by eginet him has fully scavinced me that he was for the formation of the society, anget which being bowind. devi's filed on behalf of Lenag I, and thereapon consent, in granting permission to withdraw the man who made the attack on Pereira. Iwere that the governing body should consist of Mr. Mossoy tendered his documentary title in permission which according to the note in seo. want to know if he has anything to say about President, Hon. Secretary, Hch. Treasuror and a Club team were unable to master a queram till On Saturday, owing to variona cases, the evidence and proposed to call the Land Officer or i Braighton's Civil Frocedere Court is that matter.

reference committes. Ife also proposed that 12 o'tlook, when Churchill and Higginbotham his deputy to prove its registration. The Courtnited to cases where the suit fails by reason of

Prisoner said that he didn't assault Pereira:

Indies should be admitted honorary members faced Wilson an: Coroa. The former was dead spain pointed out that this was contrary to its some point of form, and such liberty abould not

Tang King On. alias Tan Ok, No. 54, said now proposed as a formal proposition that a directions as to taking the evidence by affirit. be given where after issus joined the plaintiff that he frequently got all in the gad and that trary sooty be formed in Hongkong on the However, on bir. Mossop's declaring he had a failed to make cut his case. Here the plain this was a serious matter for him. When he basis of the rules be had just real. never heard the Court give anch directions and it might have fled their petition. Thay. To that he had no recollection of them he was quired no vouchers for that, I apprehend and quite well and then the emperintendent made him was ill the doctor would declare that he was

Mx. Lzegt seconded. Curriel nem. com. If there was any reasonable ground for Booking work. If a man was ill he could not do his allowed, Ahog personal affidavit plaining his mistake to apply by affidarit an extension of time of the former arder it is work properly, but he was frequently beaten by the aridonon ho desired to put forward as

mprobable it would have been refused. It is the turnkey when in that state to the registration of his client's title, but obvious it could not have been the object of seo,

Chan Lin, No. 74, and-We don't get suficient the Judge, when the matter was before him

provisions in the gaol. The weekly previsione in Chambers, on Mr. Moop's affidavit, declined

are not enough for an able had man. The to allow the registration of Chan Sut Baur lases to be denied. Ás'a matter of fact the man.

keepens hangry, so that we on's works. Superintendent of the gool oppresses us and In Aluk, No 141, and I escaped because the tarakoys were cruel to me.

tered title.

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of the Coda te sunid an order such as was ads on the 7th September. I cannot see that the order was crrafone in any way.

Mr. Justice Leach-f fully denour in the judgment of the Chief Justion and have nothing 14 add to it.

The Attorney-Gonoral applied for costa The Chief Justice-Certs will follow the event. BEFORE Tas How. J. RUSSELL, C.M.G. ACTING QHT JUSTICE.

gaol.

Wing Hon, No. 150, made the same statement. His Lordship Have you ever made any of theme compiants to the visiting Justices.

Pr söner--No.

registration suflet nfly appeared from the doou ment Heelf Au affidavit dated the 27th August was accordingly filed by Loung I verifying bis title and the registration thereof. No other eridanoe was mentioned or witne tendered by Mr. Mossop either in ourt' or Chambers, nỗ though it would probably be considered from his aMarit that such was the case. We both feel bouke to point out that but for the presence of LAI-CHECK AND OTHERS. U JUI HING AND plizia of prisoners

ANOTHER; AND U JULHING AND ANOTHER V. LAI NECK AND OTHERS.

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difficulty in getting him away. Runs came on the spot, and both batsnien hal the utmort

·POLO OLUB.

shoy, thero Lag been, a great run on laud at the South Barrier, Fungchow, at the Tang-yüch Miao, Fast Barrier, and at the Floating Bridge, North Barrier, where it is expected that the Rail- xay Administration will build galawas at some The Polo Club had another set of Forstofufare date. They are said to have a rast no- enmulation of railway plaut in readiness for uko: The following were the games

carriage of. Goinment salt from Flentsin to Taugehow, as soon as their trains begin to rạn, leaving the other three-ftks to the junks for the present.

-FIBET GAME. BROS. Captain Collinsan Captain Des Vœux Captain Stanley Mr. Cradock

WarrËN. Major Churchil Mr. Bethell Mr. Stewart Mr. Whitehead

azcosa GAS.

This game was agiti to the whites who, princi- slowly, and when 1 had en holsted Coxon pilly owing to the excellent hitting of Major Bato dal badly of his own bowling. Churchill, scored three goals to their opponents President, Dr. Chalmers: Vice-President, Nr. Club would have to pay heavily for these mis- The following aftoers were then chosenbotham of Wisen, and it was feared that the

Sparrow paid a similar compliment to Higgins,··

McClymont; Hon. Secretary, Dr. Cante; Hon. takes, but at 19 Higginbotham, paying late at Treasurer, Mr. E. Robinson. Reference oma parker from the fast bowler, did sot quite stop mittee:-Ray W. Jennings, Jean Jadd, if, and had to retire. Major Johnston followed, Frucis, Ford, and Wright,

and by careful cricket the score was raised tri 32,

The CHAIRMAN proposed that the regulations when Uhurebill was well caught by C. Bart off and that they report on them to a menting to the Clab a taste of his quality by smacking the be submitted to the offers fur consideration, Cezon Elair filled the racanoy, and at ouce gave be called absequently.

Mr. HaNOOCK seconded.

Carried nem paz,

Mr. ROBINSON wished to take the eonse of the meetings to the position which hororary

wobers were to hold in the Club.

Kaza, Captain Fletcher Mr. Armstrong. Captain Des Vank Mr. Stewart; Captain Stanley "

WHITES. Major Charabill Mr. By Mr. Cradook Mr. Woodhook

Mr. Whitehead

The rods were victorious, with one goal to nil For kindness to his poor relations his name is

Captain Bletaher

BED.

Mr. Arusateng

Mr. Whitehead

Major Uharehill

THIKU QANE.

WAITER Captain Collinson Captain Don Tobax. Mr. Stewart Mr. Gray

The cholerá has carried off many victims in Haasn this Antumn, leaving in many cases chil- dron without fathers, mothora, bratliers, or other protestors in this world; and the refect of Changsha Fn. Weng his faned & Proclamon- Lion cuthorising the adoption of such crybana by obaritable persons with chance of sarna of the protégés, bat strictly forbidling any por son to sell them again after once becoming pro prietairs, or to bring them up to vicious lires.

General Chom. Tal-wa, Commander-in-Chief in Kansu, is a Hanan from Ning biang

worthy of regard along with the names of any of left lander's rat hall on to the road for B. With

the worthies of autiquity The kind-hearted The score at 48, Lewater, the gallintafor wa

General has spent over Tk. 10,000) in real estate, by the rents of which to help the poss and needy splendidly and B" by Wilson, who had to rap! nearly the whole length of the play to secure.

of kran, and has received from the Emperor a the ball. (8 for 481. Senolan jolted Btair, but

haulsome board bearing the inscription" Yu His Lordship The only objent these gentle

This was the best game of the thres. Neither rachyfing-tatun." (tho. fraternal virtues (still": men have in going round is to hear the comm DE CANILIZ said they would attend the meet. to get hold of me of Coson's and as secured at nearly letting the ballge through that sticke use by his example, the Tautais Chow His and Chow with only runs added. lost the latter, who failed sida soored a goal, silhough the whites were very sa viv to adorn his reooption room. Moved the Judge whn hierd the case the alidavit on

inge, but they would not take part in the day forward or by Flit at the second attempt. which the motion in grounded would, however,

Prisoner Whenever I spoke to the Jasties at or be eligible for election is officers.

Each game scopped lo minutes. After the play Chen-king bare each devoted Tle. 2000 to like they told me that it was the basiness of the Evited to contribute papers although they wont On resuming, Scanlan bit out lastily, like a

Lloyd how partnered his medical man, and played a meeting anwittingly, be misleading and probably has mis-

Mr Bart enggated that they should be in careful cricket til tilly sim

members of the Cinb was held en „pbjco's, and have been awarded boards with the et the learned counsel who appears in support fulluwn-The plaintifs, who are Chines

the ground-some-dozen bere being prortinaription Do she has delighting in Man Akua, No. 43, said I was sent into the not mad them to the Society themselves or take giant refreshed but forget to seep them low, mesting by the Honorary Secretary Savers)

The following propositions were inkt Before the charitable d-oùs)1 of the application. The order of the Court bu-Bankers, claim payment of the promissory notes chain-gang end eculdn't get any sleep at night. any part in the debata which might arise on and was captured by a substituta in the long gentlemen having expressed a desire to organise stitions customs Before the examinatione in ow will therefore stand, and theapplication mast and interest thereon. One note is for. 31.000 at I couldn't stand it at all I was very badly treat them.

The Hupek people have many ouriong super. the rate of interowl of $1.20 por cent. per month ed ineide the gaoi 3 weed to be chained up The other is so for $1,000 at the rate of 35 that I couldn't more shout. According to gol discussion eptil after the report of the offers disposed of by Wilson at. 68. Major Miles (1). The feasibility of marrying cat the idea. (2) coarse, and then scatter handfuls of cash among It was decided to leave the matter over for Cezon, 5 for 82). Johnstone joined Lloyd, but wastes be elected to consider the following points-compete offer sacrifices of fowis, etc., on the BadDon't forget that $1. Mr. Sematary of Polo Club Gymkhama meeting, that a Commit-urobery on horseback, the military officers who ceata per thousand dollars per diem. The deregulations we should not wear chains in the gal, on the role had been heard. fendanta in their aoss er admitted their indebted and by violating this regulation the Superia-

Buffered a similar fato at 70. Hawkins filled The best place at which to hold the meeting. ( the gamina, being greeted with thanksand inaky MB. DANE AND'ÅNGIBER V. THE HONGKONGs on the font of the uotes, but claimed that a tendent bas oppressed me a great deal.

After a vote of thanks to the Chairman the the vacancy, and both batsmen hit freely. The nature of the programmo, the intention expressions from those who are lucky in o HOTL COMPANY, LIMITED.

modling alone. partnership existed, between themselves and Mr. Francis, C., sostracted by Mosers, Cald plaintins in reference to certain salt transactione spoken about the visits of the Justices of the

Wong On, Nu, 60, said-Your Lordship.h

till 84 was registered when a bailer from the belxg to have Talo pony races and the usual sorambla and with oaths and uncomplimentary Blow bowler beat the last comer. Spiuke su Gysakhama feats, such as polo hall race, a maze epithets from the imineky ones, from which they Fall and Wilkinson, appeared for the plaintiff, and the purchase and reale of certain steam- Posee; of all the complaints I have made to them od the Attorney-Gen-tal, instructed by ears, launches, and that when an soocant, was taken from time to

seaded. only to bo ran out at 87 BO. Smith race, a saddling race, a pony show, foot racea, sto, strike the balaces and inirgine Bu ompan. After brought up the rear, but failed to stay, being and what events, if way, be open to other than the archery is over, they bara paper money and Watton and Descon, for the defendant that the plaintiff would be shown to be in thair to one. Formerly when out in the chair- time they barn't stend

beatly taken in the stips by Wilson. Total, 1. members of the club. ). The conditions as to straw sendals Soos sy the origin of the latter The Chief Justice delivered indementes debt to a considerable amount 1 hey naked leave gang the rioters used to be allowed to Contral, was renamed before Mr. Wodehouse soure of ha sida

The enquiry into the late Ars at No. 46, Prays Lloyd hit hard and clan for 26, not out, the top awereld definition of a polo pony, eta, (5: tom-is as follows An old rastie who made follows:This matter wines before the Fall to counter-otalen, which was allowed. In this wear Court by way of appeal from so order made by counter-claim defendants alleged that in or about Superintendent stopped this. The sand bursour

leather sandals, but last year, the at the Magistracy on the 22nd inst.

method of raising funds, amount of briti nahi heng-by-aling these can't-Jend-oms" ite Being in a minorily of 93, the Garrison had to transe, etc. (3) As to disposal of prolis if us, the vulgar efpression for sendula) strayed se in Chambers of the 18th October, refusing the month of December, 1997, the plafaiffin and fest a great deal. I complained about this and When I got to the plane the whole house was in way The Club started with two fresh howlers ing before the Stadlbacks (69th Rogt) leave was killed by en ror intuited for the target Inspector Quifitey said as the fire follow on, Luyer and fligginbotham leading the ary (7) To fix adats. If possible, to have a meet on bi the track aan in an unlucky moment and be plaintiffs clears to withdraw from the salt defendants entered into partneraaly together for the Jastors mid that they would see about the fans the re-burning most fiercely on the C. Barff and W. Msland. Both were in The above ammary having been read it was but flying rather wide of 15 and these barut nd to bring a fresh action for the same mitter: the purpose of speculating in sit under the style matin, but it has never been attended to be fret floor. It gave me the impression of bara good forts, more especially Hacff, off wiose third proposed by Major Churchill, and seconded by offerings are mate to provant his waï from com- The spplication was made under a provision for firm name of the On-Wo. They farther food supplied to price hathe chain gang 17 Jaż wzmeneed on the first floor

Cude-ees, which is as follows the alleged that valt to the raine of $28,000 and overant in apcbidence the gate The Ken She dreaded an Art Interpreter Mers disasters were in stors for the Military, on the above lines, and make any saggo tions clamming a substitute to take his plaes in the laintiff, at any timebefore final judgment antisfy was probeadd darting the month of Fly for loc conges we get in your woch med how bad the alegiatsep kharchadimed the books for Lloyd, Johnston, and Soalan fall in quick they might think it; their report should be pro- spirit-world.-N. O. Daily News Translations.

ball Higginbotham was caught at the wicket. Mr. Whitehead, that the Committee should acting on the course, exusting retribution, and

be relaxed

The Chief Justice onourred in the judgment of Mr. Justice Leach;

To this snit His Lordship delivered judgment-perintenden

FIRE ENQUIRY.