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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY: SEPTEMBER 13r, 1901
The British storeship Humber arrived from Woosung yesterday morning,
Ono fresh case of plague (Chinese) and one
· death wors reported during the 24 hours ending at noon yesterday,
The French Minister at Seoul has lodged a demand with the Corean Government for similar privileges to those enjoyed by Japan in regard to the postal sorrice.
A report has been current in Jupon that Lady Arnold, the Japanese wife of Sir Edwin Arnold, was dend. This was a mistake, the deceased being Mix. Matthew Arnold, wife of the post and essayist.
Miss Edna May will, aceording to an Aus- tralian paper, be visiting Australia in the be- ginning of next your, under an engagement with Mr. J. C. Williamson. A special reper- toire of new musical comedies will be arranged
for Jur.
Messrs. Lanike and Rogge informed us yes terday that they had received a telegram from Moxars.. W. G. Hale & Co., of Saigon, that quarantine at that port against vessels arrislag from Hongkong has been reduced to one day's observation, pussongers prohibited.
Rear Admiral Harry Tremenheere Grenfell, R.N., C.M.G., the new Rear Admiral on this station. was born on the 9th March, 1845, Land entered the Navy in 1858. He served in the Egyptian War in - 1882, obtaining the Egyptian Medal and the Kholive's bronze star, Rising to Captain's rank in 1984, in 18 he received Captain's good servies, pension, and in 1900 came a Rear Admiral and a C.M.G. Rear Admiral Grenfell is the inventor of sight Isights for ordnance.
A telegram was received in Singoporu on the it inst. from Ceylon, stating that the Ceylon Volunteers had mudo 744 points in the watch against the Singapore Volunteer team. The Singapore Volunteer team which shot
gatel 29 on the 3rd inst. beuting Ceylon by the enormous margin of 115 points. The in the Ceylon average of 1744 per man team of ten, counting scores is inferior to the
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The Hov. G. J. Williams, pastor of the t Union Church, has reigned his post through? ill-health. He will remain until a supresser is chosen...
A New York telegram of the 17th alt says.- Capt. Howard Blackburn, “ the fngörless navi- gator," of Gloucester, Mans, who last June crossed the Atlantic from Massachusetts to. Portugal in a small sloop, has reached New York on his way home. The hazardous trip was nut without great hardships, and Capt." Blackburn, who has made several trips with a similar degres of danger attached to them, saya that he will make no more trips.
The burglary season is evidently at its height now in Hongkong. Yesterday morning Dr. G.-|| Harston, who is temporarily stopping at a friend's house in Queen's Gardens, suffered a aerious loss. He was nuabin to retire to rest until 5 a.m., and between this hour and the robbery occurred, while Dr. Harsion was asleep. The thief secured a gold presentation watch, a silver cigarette case, pehell, etc., and some bose There is at present no clue. but the police have cash, amounting altogether to about 8100. the case in band.
POLICE COURT.
Thursday 12th September.
BEFORE MR, HAZELAND.
CHEATING-A TEST CASE,
The hearing of the case which was postponed from the 6th inst. was continued yesterday morning.
Ny Lau Kum is charged with cheating in to the son of $22.30, in that he engaged axa Aleman on complainant's fishing junk, the Kun Sun Lee, and received the abore -amouat 8-an advance of wages, but failu ̈tä”,
returu and take up liis post.
Mr. Witkinson led the prosecution and Mr. Huys defended.
tion-in-chief of Loong Shun Kun, the Mr. Wilkinson having finished the ozamina complainant, at the last hearing of the case. Mr. Hays proceeded to cross-examine the latter.
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"DAILY PRESS" SERVICE.
[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.]
GENERAL NEWS.
appreciates in no small degree the dictum of "gifts, alienations, etc., and the 27 Elis, c. 4. the great English essayist, Joseph Addison, directed agaisnt cavinons and fraudulent con- that a life of independence is a life of virtue.
TIM GOVERNOR'S SPEECH,"
LONDON, 11th September, 7.35 p.m. of the spoock, and it is
THE GATHERING OF ROYALTIES.
The Tar has arrived at Dantzig. The Trina is at Kiel. The St. Petersburg Journal regards the meeting of Royalties as a new guarantee of universal pence
SUPPOSED PLOT AGAINST MR. CHAMBERLAIN.
The trial of a murder case at Clerkenwell
Joseph Chamberlain. has revealed an alleged plot to kill Mr.
REUTER'S SERVICE.
Гоувасой
Further, the Court would be wary xiów to erelade from operation in this Colony any English set which affected the paramount question of the liberty of the subject.b it is ensated that "ugh of the laws of England Again, section of Ordinance 12 of 1873, as existed when the Colony obtained a local legislature, that is to my, on the 5th day of April, 1843, shall be in foros within the Colony except so far as the said laws shall be inapplio. able to Che local cironmetangen of the Colony or of ita inhabitants. Items to me that, by virtue of that section all English laws existing on the 5th April, 1848, prind facio have force in this Colony, and that their inap. parability in this Colony must be shown by the party disputing their applicability to rest, not on particular phrases in these laws, but on the local circumstances of the Colony or of its inhabitants
From this point of view, nothing in the local eircumstances of the Colony or of its inhabitante nccns to my mind to render this romedial measure for securing the liberty of the anbjaat inapplicable and superituous. I therefore think that the Habeas Corpos Act, 1679, applies in this Colony,
After the above address, followed the distri bution of the prizes. This over, His Excellency the Governor rose and delivered a speech of great length and marked with much eratorical sloquence. For want of space I regret that it ja impossible here to do justice to the utterances of His Excellency unless by a verbatim report be regretted that such a report is not available. I will, however, record ono salient feature among many in portaut points touched by is Excellency, when he emphasised the fact that that was another public occasion when he could voice his sincerity as a genuino well-wisher of the law-abiding and enlightened Portuguse con- munity of Macao. He would assure them that they could rely on him at all times to promote, to the best of his abilities, the public woal, and he would regard the general well- being of the Macuenses in particular with special interest. Inferentially it is gratifying Closely connected with this first objectionis the to and is these utterances an indication that seventh objection, which I will consider at once. the high public offices in the gift of the
The King's Courts in the Strand hová Governor will be open to all and any Macaense the King's Courts at Westminister, and the succeeded to the powers and jurisdiction of who will show himself qualified and atted to Supreme Court of this Colony has the same hold the post when such inay happen to he jurisdiction us the Courts of Common Law and vacant. For the tendency in recent times the Court of Chancery had, which is practically and until the rotoru of the present Governor
the same as saying. that it, ban the jurisdiction This evening's bulletin states that President (when certain of his predecessors in offle which the King's Courts at Westminster had.
Then, of the archaic terms to which reference McKinley's condition coutinus favourable,
adopted a policy inimical to the interests was made, oscoin, wager of law and impariance of the Macaenses and the interual economy of have been abolished, whilst protection, privilege, THE COMMAND IN NATAL, General Lyttleton assume command of the exclusion of zundy sligible candidatos for remu-
the country) has been one: that works to the and what I take to be a defence of nollo prosequi still exist, and appear to be as available here as troops in Natal!
norative appointments simply by the fact of
in England.
to the case of The Court was referral NEW REAR-ADMIRAL FOR THE their birth. This distinction is ous inconsistent Attorney-Generale Stewart, 2 Mer. 143, by
CHINA SQUADRON.
with constitutional government and incompatible which it was decided that the Statute of Mort --Rear Admiral Henry Tremenbeere -Grenfell,--with-a-sease of justice and fair play. It there
main, 9 Geo. 2, Cap. 30, did not extend to thes C.M.G., scceeds Rear-Admiral Sir James for behoves a just and impartial administra- grounds that the Statutu was not a goneral island of Granada in the West Indies, on the Andrew T. Bruce. K.C.M.G., as second in tion, such as happily now obtains here, te remove regulation of property and that the Court of comund on the Chins station.
even the trace of a suspícien, of any inridions Chancery in Groñada lind no such establish- differential treatment. With the above digresent an all enrolment office attached to it. 03 was attached to the Court of sion, I shonid not emit maution of the high Chancery of England. It was held, therefore, and 'well deserved tribute of praise, to the that the principio of the Act and the political staff of teachers-ludies and gentlemen alike object of the Act precluded its application to paid by Governor Horta in a just appreciation Grenada, fero, moreover, there was no ma
ohinery, for arrying it out. Further," in Jex"
McKinney, L. R 14 A. C. p. 82. Lord Hobhouse ed that every judge who bad address--
his mind to the question had decided that tho Statute 9 G-o. 2 c. 36 was framed fer reason! affecting the land and society of England, and not for reasons applying to a new Colony.
LONDON, 10th September.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY.
LONDON, 10th September.
PRESIDENT'S SATISFACTORY
CONDITION.
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TOUR CARNET, | average of the two Singapore scores pot includ. of August. I cannot say when he will be hele eminently, satisfactory. Unless complications of the good work they had done.
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President McKinley's condition continues
devolop, a rapid convalescence is expected.
THE CHARGE AGAINST KRAUSE,
Blow On the re-appearancs of Krause at of incitement to murder. The prisoner wus Struct, the Treasury sunounced a fresh charge
remanded pending the arrival of the necessary papers.
A NEW APPOINTMENT.
The Gazette notities the appointment of Mr. Copstancio José da Silva, a gentleman whose Independerie, now-defunct as Superintendent no will be recalled ir connection with the
of the fovernment Printing Office, ofce Mr. Lopes, of the Navy, who has held the provi sional appointinent since the formatier of this new department of Government,
V.
Witrio's evidence, in brief, was as follows: -1 am Loong Shino Kum. I have only one brother, Loong San Yu, who is at sea fishing in my jok Kum Sum Lee. Ho loft on the 30th 14 is usual to fish during the month of Septem bur. My other junk the Kum Kum Lee, left an the 1st Septonber have always an extra steersaunn aboard. My junks were idle for tho two previous months because July and August are not business months Iain captain of the junk, but the atveraman is the second exptain, The Bourne Gazette, which elairns to Freund has more control over the movements of present" the cornmarcial interests of Bussia, the boat than I. I am the master I do no work in particular, I do not know Loong Snug Hoi. gives Jupon some advies, in the matter of We guarantee our Wings and Spirits toonid xp, and says As a matter brother, myself, and Loong Sang Hoi owned He is not my brother. It is not a fact that my be genuine only when bought direct from of Inet, Russia expucts nothing from Japar four junks about two years age, and dissolved us in the Colony or from our authorised renunciation of her design on Cora. partsorship in June last year. my brother After Russin hus employed colossal meats in Taking one junk. I another, and Luong Sung her civilising mission in East Asia, she is insed under an. I do not know that he ever-
hot the remaining two. Defendant never Agents at the Coust. Porte
fiuty bound to guard the independence of the served under my brother Loeng San Yu, or peninsula which lies in the path between Port under any one else. It is customary to give Arthur and Vladivostok. But, in addition to an advance of wages to fishermen and boat-crew. A. S. WATSON & CO. Corva, lure re large territories in Southern I always pay myself. I have been cheated fro-Laol Senado yesterday. It was the red-letter hours un less than one handred and ninety that poolty can be recovered Forst seems to
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HONGKONG, 18th September, 1901.
The frequency at the present time in Hongkong of house-burglaries, stealing from ships and work-yards, watch and parsi-snatching, and petty thefts of all kind suggests that we are making a mistake in our manner of dealing with such offences, and that the absence of sufficient deterrents is encouraging out of the worse traits in our native population. Hongkong has never hd a good recor?" the unatter of thieving, but we doubt whether the state of affairs has been so bad before as it is now, The strength of our police-forço is, as we have pointed ont often before, below what it should: he; hut even if it were up to the
Ching, and numerous island groups south of Formosa, and in Eussie nobody has over denied the justibration of Japan's ambition for terri torial expansiou,"
The still pending Franco-Perkish difficulty is explained as follows:-The concession of the
·Constantinoplu quays was granted to M. Granet, Postipaster-General in the. Fregeitet-Constan | Ministry at Paris. According to the terms of thue concession, it was stipulated that the Turkish Government should have the right of parchas ing the concession after the lapsa of ten years. The time lapsed early in July, but the Turkish Government had been at loggerheads with the French Ambassador as to the price and condi- (ions of the parchuse of the quays from the concessionaires, The result is the recull of Ambassadors, and the rupturi, for the time bring: of diplomatic relations between Franse axl Turkey,
E. A. Hurwitzia clerk in the employ of the Hongkong Ice Co., after subezzling about Sh00 of the Company's money, is supposed to have gone to Shanghai. Besides the amount em-; bezzled, there are a score, more or less, of friends mourning his absence who would be glad of his return or better still the roturn of the various sums ke owes them. Mr. Mee Cheung, the photographer, is especially anxious to see him proper standard, it could not hope to pre-pawned for $200; then taking the pawn ticket again. Horwitz had a diamond. ring, which be vent a large number of the robberies which to Me Cheng, to when he already owed $100, It might stop cases of snatching in he sold him the ticket for another $100 A the street and even of smuggling away few days aftor, in fact, while on his way to articles stolen in work-yards and godowns, the steamer which took him away, ho called on But much of the lareeny which occurs is Mee Cheung, and friding the latter had re- Commited inside houses, in snel a way as
deemed the ring. told him that he had an to arouse suspicions no to the honesty of the engagement with some lady friends for the
occar.
MACAO,
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)
Macao. 9th September.
EDUCATION IN MACAD.
MACAO FUK SNIPE
To lovors of sport I would recommend an early visit to Matud. Snips abound in our neighbourhood within a few liours' sail up river, A-party of four young gentlemen, who started on the maidon trip of their diminutivo house- boat, the Narceja, on Friday last, returned on Sunday after having bagged within foriy-eight snipe among them. A single gun accounted for over sixty.
Lum of opinion that neither the general objects of the Habeas Corpus Act nor the wording of in this Colony, because the principle underlying section 6,prevent that section from having effect
the Act, viz, t the preservation of the liberty of the subject, is of universal applicability, and the muchivery for giving affect to section exists" in this Colour. It appears to me to be plain that though the Act was framed for reasons affecting the liberty of the subject in England, its objects are equally applicable to this Colony as to
penalty could he recovered from the defendant The ground of defence was that no
because Ee had no seus rex. I will not stop to consider whether or not mens red is neomanry
a son who is sued for a penalty before
A pleasing function, which had imparted to it a significance of more than ordinary import ance by virtue of the speeches delivered on the oecusion, took ples in the spacious hall of the day for the papils of the municipal schools of this city. It was their prize-day, Decorated with a profusion of festoons and wreaths and numerous plants in pots, which lined both sides of the entrance and staircase, the building and the Assembly Hall in particular presented an appearance quits befitting the festive occasion. Aguard of honour accompanied by the military band was drawn up in front of the Senado and presented arms, to the strains of the BEFORE HIS HONOUR T. SERCOMBE SMITH fact that the plaintiff was a Britishi kubbar und
advances of wages. I have never previously quently, unt in spite of it, 1 continue to pay
taken legal proceedlings to redress my wrong, as the inspector at the Shankiwan Police Station told me he could do nothing, as there was no law provided for such eases In the. present case, I consulted a solicitor. There is a meeting place of a junk-owners' guild, and also funds to pay expenses. This guild is for the protection of junk-owners against desertion of their employees, I am a member of it, so is my brother's junk from February till June. brother. No, defendant did not serve on my
After repeated questioning on this point, music, on the approach of His Excel- witness at last admitted that he had no knew-lency the Governor, with Madame Horto e ledge about it.
Continuing, he said:~On the 4th June I
was at sen, so was my brother: I am sure my other did not enter Shunkiwa harbour on. the 4th June. My brother arrived of the 18th June, so did I was previously at home on th 5th April, also my brother. We all went to the tomb festival which was on at that time I did not res defendant at the time, do not know one So Yun Tye! There is wo man of such name on my brother's juak.
Re-examined by Mr. Wilkinsson- still pay udiunces of wages to men employed, though I have been cheated, frequently. I cannot get men otherwise.
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By Mr. Hays-I have never tried to get men otherwise. Advances must be paid first
His Worship--You said that during the mouths of July and August no work is done. Why then did you engage defendant on the 3rd July two whole months before you had work for a steersmun ?
Witness-I, engaged him to do other werk in the meanwhilo. There is always plenty of work on a junk. witness, Su Yan Tye stepped in to the witness When Wong Chuen was called for next bor to the Court's and counsels amusement. as he was supposed to have beon a perwona za the real Wong Chuen was found und yxamined comita to first witness. However after some time by Mr. Wilkinson. Ho stated as follows
I am the fake of the fishing junk-owner's guild. I know complainant, also defendant. I baw the Aum Sam Lee. It was advance of wages, in fact it was five months wages. A Bshing season lasts for five months. It is customary to gira advances. Seme give more, some less Some give the whole season's wages in advance I lave known defendant tour or five months.
Mr. Hay not wishing to cross-examine last A Japanese unmod Nakamura Naokichi, aged witness, the next witness, Wai Tah Tsoi was 37, a native of Toyohashi, Mikawa, set out on a called for, but instead of himself, his wife round-the-world trip on the 16th ult. He ob When it was explained that she was not wanted, appeared and made for the witness-stand. tained a certificate from the mayor of his native she stated that her lusland being sick she came place and also a bealth certificate from the in his stead. President of the Toyobashi Hospital. He first
Costa and suite. The Government House
party was received at the entrance to the full by the whole body of the Commissioners, Madero Horta being led to her seat by the President, Mr. A. J. Basto, As the parents of the children and the other visiteurs arrived they were shown to their seats by Mr. Patricio da Laz, who acted as master of coreenien The Governor, members of the Executive Council, and the Commissioners occupied special seats on a dais reserved for them. The proceedings opened with in address by Mr. Basto, who, as president of the Senate and of the Municipal Council, had seated himself to the left of the Governor, in which this gentleman briefly reviewed the whole history of the educational movement in so far as the Municipal Council was responsible for that moveinent. He referred more particularly to the signal successes attending their efforts through the instru mentality of His Excellency the Governor, as witnessed in the development of the Central Scheels for Girls and Boys, in the establish ment of the "Lycen affiliated to the and by no mean the least important, the Universities of Portugal, und lastly. thongh founding of the Commercial Institute so shortly
SUPREME COURT.
Wednesday, 11th September.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
(ACTING PUISNE JUDE),
LEUNG KUN YAỪ V. HON, F. H. MAY. with costs, deliveryl the following judgment
His Lordship. in finding for the defendant, This is an action brought under section of the Habeas Corpus Act, 1970, to recover from the defendunt a sum of C100 (reduced to $1,000 for the purposes of jurisdiction) as the penalty eurred by him and recoverable by the plaintiff failed to deliver to the plaintiff, upon Ioniand by reason of the defendant having refused and made by a person in his behalf, a true copy of the warrant of commitment and detainer of the plaintiff,
The facts are that the plaintiff was dis charged from Victoria Gaol on the morning of 14th Angust: that, subsequently to that dis charge, Mr. Mounsoy, purporting to act in the asked him to deliver a copy of the order of plaintiff's behalf, went to the defendant and banishment ander which the plaintiff was then detained in custody of the police, and that the defendant absolutely refused to and did not deliver such copy. The defendant had already declined in writing.
On behalf of the defendant the following points were taken, viz.--
(1) That the Act 31 Car, 2. U. 2 did not apply to this Col red oaly to cares where a person was connnifted (That, even if the Act did apply, it refer-
minal matter, and that the plaintiff in this or detained for a criminal or supposed cri action had at heer this committed or detained; Bi That the defendnut ind un uzens rea in to deliver the copy demanded; (4) That
me that, prasuming that he ought to have deli vered a
of the order of banishment copy when it was demanded, the doliberato refusal of the difondant to deliver suo, copy pre cludes any defence of no mens re being succes. He clearly had a mousea, fou his conduct was wilful and ns
na he refused to deliver the copy he can be saved from the com sequences thereof only because some coud-log precedent to the demand had not been strictly, complied with or eatised Knowledge of
of the purpose for which the papy.wanddemanded was not, in my judgment, bestry in order to affect the defendant with a ren
was that the demand for the bopy had an The fourth objection rated by M Pollock
mode, as required by the fifth section—43. The. prisoner or person in his behalf
The paraphrase which he put upon the expression "person in his behalf "" was "o porsen. with the authority of the prisoner."
If the Court can accept that paraphrase, then- this fourth objection holds good, because the piniutiff did not personally make a demand nor did he directly authorise Mr Mouneey, who made the demand, to take auch stop:
The construction advancel for the defence
interpret the expression us turning person is, in my opinion, too narrow, and I prefer to
who acts for such prisoner's benefit or in the interests of such prisoner or indien prisoner might lose the hanefit of sections in Otherwise, an ignonut or indigent or sick
this respect, if I any friend or other person were not competent to make the demand on bis behalf. unless by his instructions
Moreover, I think that the plaintiff must be taken to have ratified the contract which his mother, without his authority so far as je known, made with oft. Mounsey on his behalf when she instructed Mr. Monusoy to
all necessary steps in the matters bere shark
The fifth objection for the defence was that no demand had been made for a copy of the warrant of detener, but that the demand was made for a cent of the order of banishment only. This no doub2 correctly represents the forms of the demand; bat the force of the warrant of commitment and detainer or not. objection is valid. within section 5. If it was such a warrant, the objection cannot prevail, if it was not, the
native servants. Where no clue can be evening, and asked him to lend him the rine | Complainant but defendant $22:30 en bound to be inaugurated. While rejoicing at the declining the demand for the copy had not, as I objection depende upon whether the order was
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But whether or not the said order was e meaning of section 5 of the Act turns ou warrant of commitment and detainer within the
the answer to the question whether or not the plaintiff was detained for a criminal or supposed sidered lower down. criminal matter, a question which will be con-
It was objected, sixthly, that the plaintiff bað
As the witness in question is an important asconlod Mount Fuji and obtained the seal of one, the case was adjourned at this point for necessity for that wholesale expatriation of the penalties was confined Ló such Courts and could dant to deliver a copy of the order of krishment
the shrin on the summit of the mountain.
week.
prospect of the means for the acquisition of a found as to the thief, no proceedings can be prinising to return it the next day. Mr.
practical education being placed within reach required by section 5 been made either by the tuken. But where the police lay their that is the last he saw of either his friend or Mee Chung complied with the request, and
of cute stand them in good stead in the struggle (5) That the desni nude was not fotation of the youths of Macunan education that plaintiff or by a person in his behalf; hasis on the guilty, there is a necessity the ring.
for existence with the survival of the fittest as bat for a copy of the order of banishment
demand for copy for inflicting a lesson. We do not advocate kay brutality, but certainly we think that
its ultimate issue the speaker extremely regretted that the country of their birth by the refusal to deliver a copy of the order of (6) That the plaintiff had not been damnified in the more outrageous cases of robbery flogging should accompany sentences of
buisbroent; nod them поду for the profitabile (7) That the mention, in section 5 of the Act, imprisonment. At Singapore. this is the
personal sacrifices and the best efforts of its. Courts in which an action to recover penalties of that education which the of the King's Courts at Westminster as the case, and the results are good: In spite of
citizens, past and prosent, have contributed to was to be brought, and of archate forms of the outery of extreme humanitarians at
impart to them. Hence they must bewail the procedure, indicated that au action to recover nut inen innified by the refusal of the defen home, flogging has been used with effect in
not be maintained in any of the Courts of the
Now, if plaintiff was tied to have a copy aves of epidemies of criine, and there is no
DEFRAUDING THE PUBLIC.
rejuvenating son of the soils which results in King's dominions abroad. He then went on to Nagoya, and arrived at
of flat order delivered to him, he was assuredly reason why the same treatment should not
Henry Wilson, aliur kumany, an engineer the spread of the Macuense branch of the Osaka on the 30th ult. His programme is without employment, conceived the idea of
Cf the seven objections, the secand objection injured, in the eyes of the law, by the refusal be applied to Chinese out here, especially as to go to Fuean, tif Kobe, Shimonoseki and Living on his wits. He visited several well-Portuguese nation throughout the length and appears to be far the strongest. I will there to deliver copy demanded. In such case he it is a much lighter form of punishment Nagasaki, from there to Seoul, then down to hinrolf as a mining manager from Core, and cluded a most effective speech by exhorting the Act, 1679, does not apply in this Colony, Sue Ashbye. White, Lard Raymond, 953)
known firas and bus nesstuen, introunced breadth of the Furtier East. Mr. Hasto con- first objection was that the Habeas Corpas suffered an injuria which imported damnum. fore consider that objection last of all. The had beendered of his right and had thus than they could have any reason to hope Chemulpo, on to Taku. Tientsin and Peking proceeded to work there for all they were for in their own country for the same
successful students to renewed efforts and by bespazo it was passed to check abuses which Coming back to Taku, he will visit Shanghai worth
Before passing on to consider the second He managed to obtain from Mr. encouraging those who had done well but had had grown up in. England and were contrary for consideration last of all, I will examine. objection advanced by the defence and reserved offence. A sense of humanity which en- and Hongkong, and so continue westward. Berindoage, Manager of the Banques de l'Ixão.
not been so fortunate as to secure a prize that tainly will not be the first judge to rule that into the construction whink has been placed to the then known laws of England. I cor courages so ignoble a crime as theft is an
Nakamura has been abroad before. In 1887 Chine the sum of 18, under frandulent re- injustice to law-abiding citizens. Measures
He went to America and walked along the presentations, and a pair of golt sleeve-links day to contime in their persevering sindies to the Habeas Corpus Act (of all English Arts) upon the the Act of 31 Car 2 . 9 and inte valvar ut $11.50 from Lenng Fing, also under as to be able to dispel the ignorance so destruc-is inapplicable in this Colory, except for the of the Act, it is both a remedial and a ponal adopted at present bave not succeeded in
Pacific coast. He returned to Japan in 1893 false pretences.
the scope of that Act. As to the constructieu and afterwards proceeded to Canada and keeping down our thieves and robbers, and Hawaii in 1884, returning in 1999. He has charge, but could not deny to having obtained duties falling to their lot in after life as loyal passed to meet special ciremstances or to check
httive of personal independence and so that with most cogont and conclusive Acced pleaded not guilty to the first knowledge they may the belter fulfil the
Generally speaking, every English Act is measure. the situation will be really serious if the not fixed any time-limit-to his present journey, He was sentenced to axe month's hard labour citizens, good fathers, and withal as true Chr specid abuses which buvo arisen in England the argument which has been advanced ingi
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635, Lord Alvaning CT., sald “aswent to authorities simply show themselves unable
and if the reasons adduced are to prevail, they to cope with it.
tians: From the tenor of the speech through would prevail in the case of much Acts as the 1 farour of the plaintiff, so far as it goes t out it was perfectly evident that the speaker + Eliz. c. 1, directed against fraudulent deeda, state that the Halsua Coppid Act is a runadada
and will earn his travelling expenses by work ing as he goes along.
on each charge the sentences to run consecu- tirely.
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