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INTIMATIONS.

BROWN, JONES & CO. MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS.

AMERICAN MARBLE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 1st, 1900

The establishment of a Ciyil Government Night Passes seem to meet all necessary. in the Philippines, with its labyrinthine requirements. The Chinese Regulation adrainistrative ranchinery, out of the re- Ordinance of this Colony No. 13 of 1888. sources at present to hand, is one that will Section 30, in reference to Night Passes reads require every effort of the Commissioners, as follows No Chinese, without reasonable and in its first inception will doubtless fall "excure, the proof of which shall be upon short of what the Commissioners desire."him, shall be at large within the City of Assuming, as an hypothesis, that it is the intention of the United States of America" in the first instance to govern the Philip pines as a Crown Colony and to continue thus until the Filipinos hayo proved their loyalty to the Union and shown themselves A. S. WATSON & CO., worthy of a higher state of government, **the Comunissioners will be confronted with

ITALIAN MARBLE. HONGKONG GRANITE. Designs and Prices on application. Offlies, 17A QUEEN's RD. CENTRAL, IST FLOOR

LIMITED.

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

Victoria between 9 pm, and sunrise or between such hors of the night as may from time to time be fixed by an order of the Governor in Council witho, & valid This section pass under this Ordinacee. is applicable to women as well as to men" On the 6th June, 1897, the order with respect

The erection of the British Consulate | THE Wachow has begun.

Chev, E. Glisi, who has recently boon promot

to the rank of fall consul at Shanghai, has en presented with a testimonial from the Italian community there as a token of esteom and in commemoration of his promotion.

CAPTURE OF the said judgmont having declared that these goods were liable to the respondent's claim. It PRETORIA. was contended on behalf of the

the respondents that the judgment was interlocutory merely, and. therofors, that an appoal against it was tre,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPHS CON- GRATULATIONS,

But," said Lard Chelmsfordt. "at dugh the judgment is interlocutory in form, it is final in its effect upon the rights of the appol Go-lants. The goods which they claim as their own are Anally and conclusively fixed by the judgment to be the property of the original debtor, and meet bo applied in satisfaction of

By the courtesy of HE. the Acting vernor Major General Gascoigne, C.HG., we are enabled to publish the following tele- gratus of congratulation which have besu sent to Lord Roberts at Pretoria and the Secretary of State for the Colonies:-

TU LORD ROBERTS, TENTORIA..

his debts, and there is no mode by which the

appeal." appellants can be relieved from it except by on In Eenout v. The Attorney-Genorul for Jor ABY, 8 App. Cas. 301. it was hell that an order of

Court

directing a defendant to plead to an information for other logous proceeding for libel, and directing that, having ploaded, ho

Far Distant. Hongkong tenders heart should be tried without a jury, was not a defini- In Rabimbley Habbibhoy v. Turner, cited in

tire sentenes,

a lack of suitable men to carry out their reservation empowering the Governor tout The shell was fired at a fourtes-feit congratulations to you and your Army Windler's Privy Council-Law n. 778, there was

armour-plate, which was piercel,

"Corea has adopted

The United States Government has made a satisfactory test with the now Johnson soft-steal-tipped shell at the ordenuce testing grounds at Indianhead on May 10th. A. des pitch to the fenila Timer states that the trial was witnessed by some of the chief ordinance officers and experts of the United States War to Night Passes was repealed, but with Department, who were all satisfied with the re-

reforms. In a word, they will experience direct the issue of Night Passes whenever the want of a good Colonini Civil Service he should deem it necessary. This act of

The latest sensation in Seoul, says the Japa which places in the hands of Colonial leniency has been highly appreciated by thei Governors instruments of the highest Chinese population, whose loyalty to the Afuil, seems to have been connected with the attainments, ready and capable of carrying crown, as recently exemplified by their Government's desire to borrow half a million of

Jen for coinage purposes. out the wishes of the executive and legis munificent gift to the Widows and Orphang the gold standard, but for her the measure has lative bodies, such men as from their owa War Fund, is beyond all praise. England's remained a magnificent abstraction, for she has knowledge and experienco are often the success as a Colonial power in winning over no goll. Her attempt to carry the systeus into futerum to initiate a law or suggest a new the goodwill of the native rices under har practice did not eztand beyond establishing a RAINIER BEER, and wise regulation. We do not pretend rule is largely due to her humanity and to mint at Chemulpo, where some nicked coins were to say that the Commissioners, for a time, the equal treatment of all without distinction struck. Recently she moved the machinery to cannot do without these well-trained officials of race. There is much room for improve-Yong-ran, but then tho diffinity occurred that but we do afirm that they are handi- ment in the Philippines, and if Judge Tarr she had no metal to colu nor working capital for capped in the task before them. The whole and his learned colleagues will put into the nint. It was under these circumstances initiative effort is thrown on their own practice those principles of liberty of which that she signified her desire to borrow shoulders, they receive no suggestions from he bas spoken so much we have very little balf a million, and a favourable response was at once received from various quarters, each of their immediate trained subordinates, which doubt that the American Commission will the would be creditors having an axe, or several they certainly would if it were a British come successfully through their ordeal, and axes, of his own to grind, in the form of een Commission, and they have to create, or alvance, the cause of civilization and pros-cessions. While all were haggling, the sharp receive from the parental goverament a perity in the remoter parts of the world. Undoubtedly the best Beer the has yet class of officials of nakaowa quality, apti

been brewed in America."

fule and experience to administer their Leesta. But while we consider the dificul- ties before the Commissioners to be great, an, as we have endeavoured show, greater in comparison than the difficulties that wold naturally surround a similar British Commission, the situation is not without

PURE, SPARKLING, INVIGO-

RATING AND HEALTH-

GIVING.

RAINIER.

PRICE:-

The Tamar was towed into dock vesterday.

A Wuchow correspondant writes, gunboat. Robin arrived here on Sabarday, 26th May. This is her first visit to this port.

Wo observa from Washington and Now York

is spoken of as a desirable candidate for the Vice-Presidency.

American, Mr. Hunt, stopped in and became

on your entry into Pretoria.

GOVERNOR.

TO THE BBCRETARY OF STATE FOR THE

COLONIES, LONDON,

:

a petition for special loare to uppent, leave have ing been refused in the Court below on the ground that the decree was not a final ous. The deeres directed that accounts should be taken which the appellant contended should not be taken at all, and it was held by the Judicial Committee that the

the real question in

in issue in the Hongkong tenders beartfelt congratula-sait was the liability of the appellant to pay tions to Her Majesty on Lord Roberts's something on each of the claims against hivi, if only the arithmetical result of account should be entry into Pretoria.

worked out against him, and that question-had determined against him in such a way that

GOVERNOR.

SUPREME COURT.

May 31st.

IN APPELLATE" JURISDICTION,

Barone Hes HONOUR SIR JOHN CARING ZON. KT., CM.G. (CHIEF JUSTICE) AND His HONOUR T. SELCOME SMITH (POISSE JUDGE

Beca

in that suit it

it was final. Accordingly leave to appeal was granted.

од

It was pointed out by Mr. Francis that an appeal is admitted to Her Majesty in Council from an order

a motion for a new trial .or fresa к

arging or tanking ubiolate a rule for a new trial. On this point t seo nagst other cases Tronson v. Dent, Moore. P.C.C. 410, on appeal from this Court. Yet it may be said that snoh an order дой "ал

Sunl order having the effect of

definitiva sentence" in any event, since, if the order is for a new trial, the cause is re-opened between ths partios and its finai determination

abiles the successful party. So it is said at any rate,

-of but rumour does not undertake to explain what CHAN I BAN AND ANOTHER, APPELLANTS, by the result of the new trial. And the fact

V. HO FUNG WANG, RESPONDENTS. appeals frou suck orders being competent conditions are attached. The Jiji Skippo's The Chief Justice gave jailgment as follows:

to show that the rule laid down would

un v. Warrior, special correspondent adds that a Japanese The Respondent in this case moves the Court by the Court of Appeal in Salama v

to set neitis the order of the Court made ez parte 18911 10 B 734.

what are regard to also wonki fain have it the toney, on the 26th March, 1909, granting leave to the final indgments and orders antler Order 58 but he condemns the Japanese method of pre-appellants to appeal to Her Majesty in Counsel Ralo 3. of the English Rules of Cock, cun- cedure as wanting in wiliness. The way to from the decision of the Court delivered on the not be regarded as an authority on il constras

74th March, 1909,

of the words in the Royal Instructions get the Coreau is not to frighten him at first

1909, in favour of The

grounda on which the is moved aty,

which are now under consideration. In non- firmation of this view. it r be observed that insignificant trille as c. bait, and then gradualment, duces er sentence nar a

rule er order the

order

new trial is an to draw him on and entangle him until he has end, that there was no satisfactor-TAJCE, 1.01 Diver decharging a rule i

evidence interlocutory, and not a final order no choice bat to be pliant, The Japaness attack before the Court that the decision was giranter (1890. It must be borne in mind that wilde

or rule just the

Wilke masationed: more importance to the signature of Mr. Brown

of the

motion spondent.

with

Lope nor without a fair prospect of much papers to hand that Consul-Genoral Wildman by a big proposal, but to put forward some at fut the devision was neither a finci jugourt of Appeal 'kas oxpressly decided t

repitation.

Per Case of 6 dozen Tints, $13.50 net.dant impossibilities of reform, crude and

Per Cuse of 1 Quarts, 13.50 net.

1,

SUL: IMPORTERS for Hongkong

and South Chium.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

On rearing yesterday of the victory of the Prince of Wales's home Diamond Jubilee in the Derby the Hongkong Jockey Club deipsicboð a telo- gram congratulating II.R.H, on his successes this year and in particular on his second Derby.

amelioration. The conditions prevailing in the Philippines at the present time are such thats tactful and all-resourceful administr Bangkok paporn announce the death on the tor may obtain a wide-world and historical 21st als. of Captain J. B. Stenrod, one of the The gulling rule of Spain is lost European residents in Six. He had still deeply seated in the memory of the been in the country about 25 years. The cause Filipino people. The Military Government of his death was dysentery, of the United States with its many atten

amateur modes of adurinistration, is capable of vast relief under a Civil regime, however des itute it may be of the highest material of officials on its inception. The natural desire of the Filipinos to share in the nd ministration of their own country is a factor that the Commissioners would do well to rgarl with respect and by a just discrimina tion to encourage. For under fair treatment we are convinced the leaders of Filipino opinion may be of the utmost utility to the United States Government in administering the country so recently come into their possession. But to govern a people like the

On the 4th inst., Whit Monday, the Hong- kong Regiment will troop the colours. The ceremony will take place at 6 p.m., on the New Parade ground, and will be open to the public; in fact so much interest was taken in the last ceremony on the Queen's Birthday, that this has been specially arranged for the pblic to witness.

The Asalt has received a Seoul telagram to the following effectSeoul, May 21st-Mr Hut is reported to have obtained a perpetuaí

of

the effect of a final or definitive sastance,

Y

the

W.N.

mudam urdor existe

of

pronounced for an in

in respect of a sum or matter

the English Practice the right of a judg than to that of the Emperor insel. That is at issue share the amount or value of Bve In the

with respect to both interlocutory and final where they make a mistake. Mr. Brown's signa-dred pounds starling, or that the decision in-

these ንና�.. classes within which tho tare may be more trustworthy, but there is volves, directly or indirectly, the title to pro-rents and orders and that the decisione as to much more expital to be made out of an nainperty or to some civil right exceeding the value the one of

five hundred pounds sterling,

cases severally fall turn upon the

for the plemented promise which has receive the

The facts relating to the proceedings out of the length of notice

required Then i WAS Raid by Mr. Pollock for the Sovereign's sign manual.”

which the motion has grown may be shortly

that this appoal is premature and Respondent t stetal

that the appellants should have deferret the making

of it until the case had been determined ou the merite. But lot we

us consider what proc tical

TELEGRAMS.

"DAILY PRESS" SERVICE.

THE WAR.

LONDON, 30th May, 8.25 p..

THE ADVANCE FROM NATAL General Buller reports that Utrecht has surrendered to General Hildyard. The enemy id Dumberg retired before General

would, or at any rate might, this ca

to the

Respondent (the Plaintiff in the Court ministrator of the estate of Ho I decessed, glaimed to have an account taken of the partnership dealings between the deceased and the appellanta (the Defendants in follow if argument were to The Court below) in the Yan Wo and Yi Li ross the the appclients' ral defancy ton opiam shape, in which the deceased was a part- sult is the Statute of Limitations, and that they

feel that they

have no chause of making out u ner To this claim the appellants by their answer sat up two defences, namely, 1st. that defends on the facts. Yet, or hypothesi, when thes were not partners to the Yi Li firm and the bearing of the

the judgment on the that the deceased was not a partner and had neither appest

is a judgment involving

shara in the Faz Wo firm, and 2ad that the whole case, that is coolailed they

must

the

after the pleadings had been closed the ap- the judge, in which case

only in so far as it ascido the

: Buet la

the hearing of will have involved a more waste of

If tha

the iR168 their plight will be even worse,

plains,

if there ever had been anfficient separate Issues of low and of fact, when they gounds for it, was barred by the Statuta of de ret desire to challenge the judgment on the issues of fact, or they must appeal against Litations. pellants took out a summons asking that the what were the material questions in controvers Court should prossed to ascertain and determine Issues of

time and between the parties › and settle such questions in by: fer, if his

sound, they may be told nexed a copy of draft issues of fuct and of its challenge the adverse verdict by a motion for

KUION was heard the parties now trial a thing that they may have no hapa

and ion

is

of fact have bean

ag Filipings of Luzon, some possessing fair lease of the Unsan gold mine, with full mining Lyttelton. General Clery is engaged in form of issues. To this яuminone was that in order to obtain their appeal, they must

Onty communications relating to the news colunas should be adreseed to 'fus EDITOR,

Correspondente invet forward their names and address with communications addressed to the Editor, not for publication, but as evidence of good faith.

All letters for publication should be written on one side of the paper only.

No ensayusly signed commenicalions that have already appeared in ather papers will be inserted.

attainments and others a veneer of civiliza tion, yet all intensely patriotic, it is essential for the well-being of the people that the United States officials should be gentlemen of high attainments and in their public character above reproach. To obtain such a supply is beyond the possibilities of

privileges. He is reported to have paid yen 300,000 to the Cores Government for the con- cession. " Mr. Leigh Hunt is an American mad general manager of the Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Chemnlpe. But what about Mr. Pritchard Morgan

Among the curiosities to be suan at the Con-

bombarding the Boers at Ksings Nek.

LONDON, 30th May, 11.30 pm. THE NEW ORANGE RIVER COLONY -ENTRY OF LORD ROBERTS INTO JOHANNESBURG EXPECTED.

The Orange Free State has beca formally

Jaw

Before this eams to an agreement that an isane of law, in

the nature of a demurrer on the print of the of doing with success. On the whole I think the balance of convenience in in favour of allow Statute of Limitations, should be tried before

to put forward at once by any other insaas in the euit, and ou order was ing the appellants to

way of appeal their contention that the decision accordingly made to that effect. The issue was in these terms: Assuming that all the facts of this Court on their defence of the Statute of Limitations is wrong, and that a right decision slated in the petition are true, is or is not this Plaintiff's claim heroin horred by the Statuto of on that defence will dispose once for all of the olain. For these roukous I think Limitations?"

0.01 Respondent fails in respect of the fint of

that the motion the two grounds on which it is founded.

Orders for extra copies of DAILY PRESH odominated selection, and doubtless the Com-tral Police Station is a little animal apparently he set before 11 am. ou day of publication. After aissioners will in due course turn their belonging to the sloth family. As yet no one aumexed and has been renamed the Orange Chief Justice Goodman, and on the 21st De that hour, the supply is limited. Only supplied for minds to the consideration of how the higher branches of the British Colonial Service ure recruited, and advocatę a similar service, for the Philippines.

Cash.

Talographic Address PRASA.B.C. Code.

PO. Bea, 33. Telephons Nv. 12.

WIRTH.

On the 31st May, 1900, at 23, Marrison Hill Bol, Hongkong, the wife of Pur S. PRIMROSE, Master Government Vessel Heresites, of a son.

[104

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, J.no 1st, 1900.

THE American Commission, which leaves us to-day for the Philippines, is composed

has been able to christen it definitely, and it River Colony. Lord Roberts was expected world not be amies if some of our local zoo..

to miter Johannesburg about noon. No fur logísta inspected it and gave it a name. It was captured in Stainton Street the other night byther news is to hand. Detective Grant. The cflcer, noticing wome thing playing about a lamp-post went nearer, thinking that some pet monkey had escaped. He had considerable dificulty in capturing it, as it climbed and raz with grit rapidly. As

not a monkey, but a little animal with a hond like a bear and long claws which should enable it to climb easily.

Another daring robbery has been reported to

KEUTER'S SERVICE.

LONDON, 29th May.

THE WAR. ANNEXATION OF THE

FREE STATE. News from Capetown says that the Orange Frue State was formally annexed by Great Britain to day.

TRANSVAAL NEWS.

This issue was recordingly triest before Acting camber, 1999, he decided it in favour of the

regard to the second of Eespondeat. The appolais appealed from this grounds not very much socal bo sth. It is decision to the full Cuart, but the decision was alleged that

there is

is no antisfactory evidence the 14th March, 1900, by this

before the Court that the affirmat

consisting of Mr. Justios Wine and suit is of an appealable value. This evidence The appellants then presented to the consists of an affidavit by Mr. C. Ewens, the fall Court a petition praying for leave to appeal solicitor for the appelants, to the offoat that from the decision to Her Majesty in Council,

ting

motion

១.១០២០៩ matter of the

Of

Wo and Xi Li claimed by the Respondent and on motion made ex parte this Court com. Yon of the shares in the two firmis

of the matter at issue in the suit or of the of the same Judges made an order gu

gran. ting such leave. By the present met

on the property the title to which is involved by the the suit, is above the order appealed against Respondent seeks to have this order set aside.

The determination of the first groerd stated value of 2500 starling." Mr. Pollock said that the in the motion turns upon the construction to affidavit as to the value should have been minds

not by the solicitor ant Eg ther

the appellants or Le plased upon the first paragraph of the addi- tional Royal Instructions of the 21st

by the managers of the firms in question. But the solicitor should not satisfy appeals

Her Majesty Civil or

in Council

uncil himself, by examination of the books of the

self. otherwise as to the ra

value of the shares an, appesent

to to and depose to such value acordings. At any

rate he zuakes the statement

_positively and

which make provision for pet January; I do not seo S

of gentlemen of high scholastic attainments, carrying about an objectionable paper of o'clock on Wednesday night, in Dock-street, 28th instant, that his fores marched twenty suits or actione fudge or made in there is no counter affidavit and no suggestion

Tlecrea, or

that the decision from which leave to was granted was a

upo

of the

I

Another point to which the attention of the Commissioners must be directed is the pass system now prevailing in the Islands Caler the Spanish Government every adult cal Filipino was obliged to be registered and paid a registration for varying from $10 as he got hold of it he found that it was to $100, according to the circumstances of the native. This really acted as u poll tax, but it was not so much against the tax itself that the Filipinos protested as against the necessity of being registered and always the polico, the outrage being propetrated at eight Lord Roberts wires from the Klip Biver, from the Sapreme Court of Hongkong in

Such legal knowledge and experience. If erudite

Kentification. The Filipinos were not Hung Hom, in the wildet of the fairly thickly miles that day and is now eighteen miles from against any

ence or against any rule or

the that he is mistaken in fring the value. professors and judicial lawyers, sustained treatsl as honest men worthy to breathe populated neighbourhood. At about the time Johannesburg. The enemy had prepared pesi- my such civil suit or action with the world's written experience in the out's air in peace, but as a criminated and stated a rent collector was alone in his hours tions intending to uppers the advance but aban- effect of a final or feftuittre sentence. It thick, therefore, that his statement moy bo accepted as sufficiently satisfactory evidence on when four or five men enterod, ons being armed' doned them in succession. The British: pressad is alleged on behalf of the Respondent the question of value... scisuce of Colonial and Asiatic Government, criminating class. Thus arose the uupepu with a sword and another with a revolver, the enemy so hard that they had only time to

The result un the whole matter is that, in my swan ponsibly serves the problem of giving of Squine wader the Military Govern why

pune pratat o designs, and point er opinion, the motion should be refused, but as the greatest conceivable happiness and ment of the United States the excessive cloth and demanded the key to his safe, Westraliaus dashed into the station.

the main point raised by it is one of consideable order wishin tius contention it is hunt as the Court is

Paragraph.

red difficulty and For divided

wall deserves to be argued, liberty to a subject people by wise laws and registration fee has been reduced and a fee of threatening what they would do if it was not

In support of this

I think in opinion, 1 not dispose of that the decision LONDON, 29th May, regulations, the Commission sent by Presi-20 cents imposed instead, but the Filipinos forthcoming. The key being produced, the

controyony between the out only there should be no order as to costs. dent McKister seem to possess all there still obliged to carry the abhorrent safe was opened and 8200 in money and S100

with

The Puisne Judge said-In suit No. 8 of respect cleare away the contention

1800, in which the plaintiff as administrator of KRUGER ORDERS THREE DAYS:

of Limitations. Statue ond consider themselves worth of jewelry stolen. After the robbers

to the applicability of the

ແລ estate and efforts registration

of one Ho Ishak, deceased. OF PRAYER.

leaving the parties to litigate the matter to a though the Commission may be, and are, degraded in the eyes of the civilized world. had loft the affair was reported to the police,

The British have occupied Zeerust and an final determination on the nets. On the other claims to have an account taken of the partner

said deceased and the between the hand it is anid on behalf of the endowed with high sentiments with respect It is very questionable whether this seal at once scoured the district but without

ship dealings appellants other force is anarching on Lichtenburg.

defendants, an order was, on the 1st December, to their mission and the responsibility for registration is productive of any good

Hanter's correspondent at Pretoria, 28th inst.

the 1896), made by the Court that an isme in the since it disposes. rate, attaching to their efforts, it is too much or serves the purpose for which it was Among the items of news which armired by says that President Kruger has ordered three defence to the suit which they believe to be to expect in the present disorganised and intendel, viz., to furnish a certificate of the Canadian Mail was the "opinion of the days of prayer, for humiliation, the confusion good; and valid and which towed t

ought to bat

an end to elementary stage of government now exist-respectability. Lawless characters will take Archbishop of Canterbury and York made of sins, and relief from oppression.

On 1st Decomber, 1899, Goodman. Anting Taal smount of judicial ing in the Philippines, with no reserves of good care to provide themselves with this public on May 1st, on the enbjart of the Reser-

interpretation seems to have vea placed upon Chief Justice, decided that the plaintiff's claint experienced men versed in Colonial Govern mark of respectability in case of emergencies, vation of the Sacrament, in which they said.

LOSS OF THE S.S. «USSURL".

the words above quoted and upon similar words was hot harred by the Statute of Limitations, and

on 14th

14th March, 1900, his decision was haring

was uphold on ment to fall back upon or to take into either by theft or otherwise, and probably they were obliged to decide that the Church

I will refer to a few appeal. counsel, that the Commissioners, however perfectly honest people muy suffer in their of England did not allow reservation in any

On the 26th March, 1900, an order was made Mesars. Siemssen & Co., the agents of the operation in other colonies with resport cases of such infandon decided by the

Committee

ex parte by the Fall Court granting leave to the richly endowed, however noble in sentiment, ead. The only circumstances under which form, and those believing it ought to be permit Chinese Eastern Railway Company, ha Judicial however anxious to ameliorate the existing a certificate of personality for natives is atted, while justified in endeavouring to get the received information that the steamer Voxuri,

from the decision of the 14th March. from the Supreme Court of on rel

On the 8th May, 1900, plaintiff by his council have the order of the 25th March not

grounds or eager for work, can make any rapid occasionally occurred in the history of this servation until the law was changed. This sent, is reported to have been totally wrecked Gibraltar, that an order of that Court directing

the wide on the two under of ne azegt regna, to appear to the

writ of ne opinion is likely to bring matters to a crisis, as off the island of Saghalien. The agents antici- the appellats, who has been apprehended moved to

(1) That the decision of the 14th March ap Colony. When armed robberies become it is a known fact that a great number of High Pate the reception of details in a few days cause, was not a final judgment or order from

posled from was neither a final judgment, desrve, The Commissioners enter upon a task prevalent, when riot or tumult ia in the ar, Churchmen were resolved to take no action peu The Easuri was fermerly the Hohenzollern, normal would Loclaire et cet, 15 or sentanco nor a ruls or order having the affect

of a final or definitive sentence; which from its very responsible nature, it becomes necessary for the legislature to ding its publication, and up to this point only owned by the Norddeutscher Lloyd, and was Moore P.C.C. 181, the appeal was against must be slow of growth and almost iuper-assist the Police in maintaining good order acquiescad in the disuse of incense in accordanos employed on the run between here and Japan indgment dgment of goods of the defendunt before the Court that smol decision was given or ceptible, to the lay mind, in its advance to and government, and the regulations of the with the Arshbishops previous declaration of She was sold about six months ago to the Rassinn a higher civilization and a better régime Hongkong Government with respect to opinion:

elements that make for success.

But al.

paper

rǝsult.

that

the decision is final in its effect pregar nature cf 4 demarrer on the point of the Statute

at

any

It is

carious

of a

of

issses in the suit.

state of things or however vigorous, capable, all necessary are the cases which have law altered, were not justifiod in preparing re.belonging to the Russian company, they pra Nation et al, 3 Kaupp G6, it was defendants to appeal to Her Majesty in Council

progress.

railway company.

In Macfarlane et al. v.

ment before

or a writ of saisie arrêt, or attach in the notion in the hands of the appellants,

(2) That there was no estártastory evidence pronounced for or in respect of a sum or matter