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INTIMATION.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18ī, 1906.
"Home and Chios Affairs," by our London
reports of the Society show, the champions! of the movement have been encouraged by corespondent, appears on page 5 of this isas.TELEGRAMS.
A. S. WATSON & CO., to work out their own anlvation. It wan
LIMITED,
SOLE AGENTS, IN HONGKONG
[“ DAILY PREOS" EXOLUDIVE BARVION.]
GERMAN ELECTIONS.
LONDON, December 17th. The German elections are fixed for January 25th.
the valuable co-operation of numerous Wo bad the pleasure of a call yesterday paid Chinese bolpers, but now we see the whole by Mr. Stephen W. Nickerson, of Boston, a work iu similar hands, tint may be trustedConsal for Chins who is at present travelling
for health's sako, He is well known ist America as a leading expousut of currency the opinion of the late Bishop Hoang that questions, and was kind enough to warmly! the titog bad about come for laying" approve of the Daily Preas's recent observations -en-Gbinese-shoulders-the-icsponsibility_Car_f_on_thechanging_relutious of gold and süvet... the Christian churel in China, and probably Mr. Consul Nickerson in staying at the Peak in that as is the natural-feet mission, the Hott, and our readers may shortly have some-
thing from his ntly wielded pen.
ROYAL PATIENTS. satisfaction of enjoying such responsibility
'Tairnu's trado prospects aro avid to be bright- |and dignity would tend to more earnest
LONDON, December 17th. work.
There are prejudices likely toning says the Japan Moil. The closing of ROBERT FORTER & CO.'S retard the realization of the late Bishor's Nowchwang by ice has directed to Tairs a
The condition of the Shah of Persia drexin; and the committes of the anti-discharged their ego at Newchwang. More and the King of Sweden is reported number of ships which would otherwisa hava
ormy owing to the compilated repairs of the to be about the same, railway, Chungeln has taken the pilare of Tang- kianghim as the chief opius of the bean trade, and the Chinese who are firing in Hurbin as naturalized Iussions are reported to be
FOR
BULL DOG BRAND
OF
Association loo!-binding
are 10 Le congratulated, doubtless, for some Helf effacement in thus, Laving brought the ship to post, standing modestly aside.
GUINNESS' STOUT ber and what some people may, eve
IN FINTS AND SPLITs)
ANHI
In
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offecting large speculativo fransactions in Ikis
important staple, some of these time bargains reaching as much as 2010,059 koko. Thoapplica ion of conventional tariff rates at Tairen is also hoping the prosperity of the latter, but evidently the railway nuthorities have not yet. been able to supply anything like suficient. equiptment. Their new rolling stock is repres seated by some 70 waggens in all, and is quite inadequate to meet the traffle demanda. Mr. by the well known rice merchant of Duska, has
FIGHTING AT PINGHISIANG.
SHANGHAI, December 17th. Native telegrams state that con- siderable fighting Ims occurred in the icinity of Pinglsiang, and Liling, de Inperial troops having the best of it
SUPREME COURT.
Monday, December 17t5.
IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.
BEFORE THE FULL COURT
JURT
APPLICATION FOR A RE· HEARING.
H.S
Yunnan, The Company allego that they were shipped op deck at shipper's riskjand that in consequorce of damage to the ship and stress of weather they were jettisonad. Tho plaintiff admits that there was a proper jettison of tabs of indigo, but denies that they wore his tuls which were so jeklisonach. He says that his tubs were stowed in the bawat tank, and there fore they could not have boer jettisonod
armaticaly, he says, if they were on deck and therefore wero jettisod, they were not on deck with his courenty luat u diret breack of his agroneal with no Company's agents. Tha
issues
thereforo vary clearly defined1st. Wore the ghiglilf's (28) tuba Were they so As to the
Thus application for a ro-hearing of the criminal obargo against Hyst Ali Shah, of the Hongkong and Singapore Royal Garrison Artillery, of which he was found guilty by Mc. Gomperis, then First Polico Magistrate again came before their Honours, Sir Francis Piggott (Chief Jastico) and Mr. A. G. Wins re (Puiene Jadgo).
Mr. M. W. Shado (instrusted by Mr. J. 17. † of indigo in fact na deck? d. Gordiner, (from the office of Mr. O.D. Thomson check with the plaintiff's consoni.? KC, instructed by Mr. F. B. L. Bonby allege that they saw the tabs being put on board appeared for appellant and Sir Hoary Berkeley, first question, two witnesses wore paliced who
o the 30th June, it, on the best day of the
Crown Solicitor), apponrad for the respondent
The Chief Justino, the calsst, intim tled | fooli-ar, and being shot dos a into the hold, and that both he and the Puisco Julge hud in. as they suppose, that they wore then movediato dependently road this record, sad both had the ballast tank. I am satisfied that if they did arrived at the same evaelusion, which was Ko fufo the ladd they went to the tank. I am contened by a view of the permises, tha!
the fans asked to boliese that inhs were sent neither of thom would have couricted the
to be put in the ballast tank when the ship was niurly foll. The people frase the ship deny this al 'oother,
That the
do.
in it.
ziach
HIN
| musider bigger things, the Chinese would be glad to so take charge, and to dispense with the directing counsel and mavaging mindy of alicus; but for these, the Strong incident les too premature men, Doubt ROBERT PORTER & CO.'S less it will occur to some to ask, if in cano reform, why not in others? The answer will probaldy be that there is no objection, 50 Soun as the foreigner is as siringly convinced in these cases of the Chinese "pplied for pormission to establish at l'airen anand are said to be still enlisting not clear that the magistrate had for.au, the man who took the tube on board, may
BULL DOG BRAND
OF
LIGHT ALE
IN QUARTS, PINTS AND SPLITS;
طاقة المين
"THESE ARE OUR
STOCT
i bøna-file intentar us was actually the case when the control of the Tiza Tau Hui was handed over, which society, by the way began with the hope that it might in a few years become rather a Chinese (an a forengu society. In one decade of years it has realized its hope, and Mis, Little, in retiring from China altogether, has the satisfaction of knowing that thoroughly earnest and peculiarly influential efforts are
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exchange to carry on truusautious in a. cotton staffs and cotton yarns, with a cspital of Pro, & you. Sevrent merchants of Taiwan lave made a similar application, proposing to pat ap 500,00 yea. It is stated that official permission will probably be given if the two Bots of applicants uzito.
THE KOWLOON DOCK TRAGEDY.
+
p
At thay
with
so fer.
The rebels have retires to Linyang,
adherents.
REUTER'S SERVICE,]
FRANCE.
LONDON, December 15th. Several Bishops and any Seminarists
order to obtain a reheating was to show on conclusion the magistrate arrived at, bo omitted e. nsideration of certain facts and ourtain requisites required by the law.
of two cas09. Bither that, in arriving at tho
prisoner. They wild, however, to bear Mr. Slade,
Mr. Slade submitted that what was patieedtak had already got over a tube of indigo If the evidenco. of these two wit- have found it necessary to go into a more 5 bad bon from from duofeet, I might emborata analysis of the evidence If it loading of-the-cargo-Ben-it-is- not. Mak
him such corroboration of evidence se tim law required, it was not clear that he bad given recaívedic bear the words "on denk at ship- that the mate's receipt did not at the time he
B
proper · consideration.. to...the facte, thore. fore thure hald ไป
rebekring. Soccully, there would be a rolearing it tas decision of the magistrate was manifestly ugaiust
the evidence.
The Chial Justice-That is the point wo should like to hear you on,
go.
to the
per's risk" which it now has writton en it, I do not believe it, Chan Kwan, a lighter man who was also shipping tubs of indiga for aunther, firm at the same time as Mak Lau, sug that his tube were in fact shipped on cock, and that the tallyaan wrote on his mate's ruceipt on deck in phonetis Chlucao. There is no traces of such characters ever having been on the document. The statemont is palpably false. I therefore do not believe the plaintiff's
videnss on this head, and td that his
I have decided
SUPPORTERS IN OUR KITTER now being directed to the completion of the instant of a dangerous weapon to wit, a shenthis loving the palace. The gendarmes at vidence, the magistrate ought not to have tabs were stowed on deck.
AILMENTS."
humano work so ably carried ou by her.
The Togliah Mail of the 17th November was delivered in Lou lon on the 15th inst.
The Indian arrested on suspicion of having A. S. WATSON & CO., bans concerned in the highway robbery near
Yaumati on Friday has beon libwated,
LIMITED,
Mr. F. A. Bazeland is again presiding at the First Court at the Magistracy and Mr. C. D. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Melbourne has roturned to the second.
ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 454).
Hongkong, 13th December, 1906,
** Are you a mason" is to be produced shortly by the St. George's Dramatic Society. The Catholic Union are engaged on "Aladdin.”
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A enolia employed at the Kowloon Dock are already been expelled from their
brought
The Magistracy residences, amid slight disorders. yesterday morning charged hav. people of Lyons kolt in the streets and ing boon found in possession on the 15th received the blessing of the Archbishop on
kuife, with intent to uss the same for an as- lawful purpose and not being able to give a satisfactory account of his possession thereof, He was remanded 1 Monday. This man has been arrested in coun-etion with the murder at Kowloon Dock last Friday morning. INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
CO., LIE.
With referenon to Oja Genaral Managers' intimation of the 11th inst. regarding the proposed alteration to the Articles of Amociation of the above Company, Messrs. Jardino Matheson & Co. now inform us that subject to confirma- tu at a meeting to be held in Luuden on the 27th inst. (Le proposed schemo his boon approved. The Preference Shures will however boar a cumulative dividend of 6 pero at instead of ità per aut na frat propos d.
Arine were compelled to force an entrance to the seminary which was barricaded with trees, thorns and mattressce.
NAVAL VISITORS.
Yesterday theen fareigu eruissza entered the karbour and saluted the port in the usual
ajanner.
"Fuerst Bismarck" and the "Luchs" made
Mr. Slarle mail the question was low for the Court required the appellant to submitted that it was not necessary for him to show more than this: that the conclusion was one which, taking a reasoable view of the arrived at. This charge was a charga uominally made by a little girl who said the appellant this question without reformes 15 the tully committed a certain offence upon her, and the book, to the production of which objection was gave up soyaunt of the circumstances under tak . The rules of evidence fulfil very mungs which that offence was committed. The the same fanction as red-lupe; sometimes magistrate could not have scrutinia with exceedingly useful, bat occasionally they serio safloient care the evidence given in cor. the opposite purpose. My.mind always robels roboration of the girl's story. If he had done against the attempt to exclude a document made
bo The Brst to arrive was the Anstra. 80
would bare noticed that theat in the ordinary course of business and on Hungarian Kaiser Franz Joseph" from witnesses, so far from corroborating the rain which businnas meu would in the courge Swatow, and later in the day the derman tines of her story, absolutely contradicted if of their basinass roly, Bo far on the law Sir Henry Berkeley submitted that thereof England is concerned the case is essen- could only be a rehearing if the Court considered
the stook ca908 on the facts before the magistrate the tially different from
Learsay evidence, But so far as the law of reasonable man could have arrived at it,
this Colony is concerned thorn is a question
· The Chief Justice, after consultation with the of interpretation of s. 25 of the Evidence Ordi Paieno Judge, said:-Wo quilos coreoive the nance.
cu do vithout it in this As I principle Sir Hoary Berkaley contended for, instance the question how far this section that we have to come to the conclusion, quite goes whether it is strictly limited to account irrespective of our own views of the case; books, must remairi opon till avoller venasiam whether any reasonable rain shoald or could arrives for discussing it. I am bouul however have come to the conclusion at which the If the case bad besn magistrate arrived, reduced to the bare facts which Sir Henry to number of tabs on deck joltis mod is not so Berkeley pat to us. I agree that there satisfactory us. It should be... The Captain's woukl have been very great diffealty in
protest refers to 1,918 tube; but if all the tubs un deck wore jettisound, as i think they wore, coming to a conclusion, but when these simple + 12 := 68 67 scratch
facte are said to be supported by all sorts of the number should have been, 1,175. There other facte and statemesis, then if these seems to have been an error of calculation, statements are so inconsistent na pot to be even which must have been subsequently found. understood by people who have bien to view the and when discovered steps should have
their appearanes, all three rossels boing accom. modated in the min-of-war sochocaga bokide the presentatives of France, Italy and Great
that on
A Japanese telegram says agrarian rints are
nolasion he arrived at was such that no 130
taking place near Antunghsien and Fenbaan cheng, and are seriously affecting trade aud
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MARRIAGE.
On Bergicher 10th, nt Shanghai, LEOPOLD CHARLES FELLOWES, of the London Mission, Himangi, to Mary Katex StraTYORD.
DEATH,
On December 110, at Koshing, Mary Garen BLAIN, eldest daughter of Roy. and Mrs. J. Merer. Blain, aged six years.
FLONGKONG OFFICE: 10A, DES VCI ROAD CI, LONDON OFFIC: 131, FLEET STREET, E.C.
The Daily Press.
Hongkono, DeCEMBER 18, 1996,
Iz used to be ccusidered rather a weat
references to the crvel fashion of crushing
commerce.
The census just taken in Ḥans gives the
56,000, Chinese 2,381, Indians 110, and Japa following result: Europeans 2,300, Aunamites
noso $4.
HONGKONG GUN CLUB.
The annual ohmpionship meeting took place ou Saturday afternoon. A strong wind blow
the championship was Mr. A. Turaor, who brok fourteen "birds" out of twenty. Fire competitors came within one bird of his score.
Mr. 8. H. Galbraith, M.A., B..., F.9.1. Distriating made the shoo'ing difionlt. The winner of Surveyor, R.E., and Mr. G. W. Sayer, ..., Asst. Surveyor, 8.5, arrived by the Transport Sisilir. The former relieves yr. W. I. Moxon who left the Colony three months ago. The latter relieves Mr. Niobolle who goes home next week
on the trooper.
H.E. Chou Fa is sending a mandarin from Canten to. ing aire into the distribution of the 100,000 ta la wanetioned by the Court for the relief of the sufferers in Hongkong and district ly the typhoon, and to ascertain if there 1: still nood for other assistanos. The officiat is expec ed in Dongkong this week.
Calendars, ole, resolved include a pretty mechanical one advertising Martells cognac, a big one with permanent date block naming Simpson's White Seal' whisky, and others of the Distillare Co., Ld. and D. and J MoCallum's Perfection' whisky (through Messrs. H. Price and Co.)
· The return of visitors Hall Library
The Library WAS
In the bandiesporent Mrs. F'adulay vominated
Mr. L. A. M. Johnston, who won this event by half a point. Captain Butcher, nominated by
Mies Moxon, was second.
KING AND COTTON TRADE.
NEE.H BY HIS MAJESTY,
The King paid a high compliment on Nos. 14th to the committes of the Internations! Colton Cougres, who were holding weetings in London. On the invitation of his jety. the nine members of the gemmit'es journeyed to Windsor, and os arrival were driven through the park and had the privilege of inspecting interior of the Royal Mausoleum. Subsequent
were nshored into the ly they were
presquce
of his Majesty, who was accompanied by the Queen and Princess Victoria, Mr.
Mr. W. Mscare,
the chairman of
ocated by ths co
was prosented by committee, was Lord-in-Waiting, and hé in turu P the Herr Gross, Germany; M. B Heer Kuffier, Austria, M. de Hemptinue, Be gitm
Bontor Tarsire,
Portugal; Suncr Spaio, Herr Jenay-Dost, Switzerland;
-rger,
Britain,
HONGKONG VOLUNTEER RESERVE ASSOCIATION.
The following are the highest scores made in the c. tapetition for the Governor's Cup for the mouth of December at the 200 yards' raugs
There were 90 entries.
Fur
L. G. Bird
··14.-W.-B-rd----- W. J. Saunders
A. Blawey 1. S. Lewingdon J. C. Gow A. Jonkias ... D. J. Mackenzie J. H. Pidgeon A. J. "att
66 + 4-70
B) +
61
2.70
69 = 11 * NI
KA
67
...
67 scratch - 67 A-67 64 scratch 64 461
£
G. H. Wakeman
R. M. Ezekiel
E. W. Ter
F.
Morrey
Maitland...
Dr. O. M. Hartun Dr. Eran Jones
J. Hutchings...
W. H. Wickham
E. Moon...
A. 8. Tuzford
W. G. Humphreys
J. McCabbin
www
LAT
لراقية
1: כט
62 46 + 16 = 62 +1461
50+ 10 == 60
50
49+1059
5% + 20
03
48 + 10 = 45
37 +20=M
401656
劇 144
45 8 53
24 + 28 52 27 14 41
The Pool for the 15th and 16th December was won by Mr. L. G. Bird with a score of 66 →4→ 70,
BRITISH INDIANS.
to notice the fact that the ship'a evidence as to
place, I cannot think it is just that the meu baen, taken to roalify the protest. I have should be convicted on such evidence; and next to consider the second question: Were further, I think it is evidence that no reasonable the tube on deck with the plaintiff's knowledge man should have counteosaced. No two state-aud consent? Without saying that this almost tents really are consistent. The statement folluns from the answer I have given to the of the girl is absolutely inconsistent with first question, it certainly follows fruia the finit
that of other
witnesses, while the state.
ments of the boysure really hardly to be believe. ing. tout Mak Lua received the mate's rescipt The whole thing is such a mass of inconsistency as it now stands, and that he gave it, us he says. that--with the greatest respect to the to the plaintiff soon after 2 p.m. on that day. magistrate-I think this is an unreasonable He must have given it to bim, therefore, with shipper's finding which no reasonable man ought to have the words cu it, "On deck ut
risk."
come to.
The Paisne Juiga-I quite agree.
Sir Henry Barkley-Thern is no further evidenc 3.
The Prisos Judge--Then you must consider your position. At present all we can do is to
The rehearing was bad for Friday.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
BEFORE FIL FRANCA PRODOTT (CHIRY
JUSTICE)
reply, by those the love a tu quoque, when and Musoura fri tur to the City 14, Leren
December, 1906, shows that of non-Chinese Chevalier . Mylius, Ito'y; and Mr. H. Higson, Sir Roper Lothbridge writes from the Carlton Chinawomen's feet were wet by allusiona to
there were 229 to the Library and 167 to the second representative of England. The King Clel, november fetk as follows are Kasum; and of Chinas 138 to the former cordiaily shook bands with all the delegales, you permit an old Indian, officer to point cut grant a rehearing. the pinebed-in waists of foreign women, and 8,067 to the lattor.
each one
one in his own language. His to our colonial fellow-subjects that the very presented them to the Queen and Englishmen who are best acquainted with British Tudians and have passed their lives Gentlemen-I am very happy to meet you among them are these here todor Castle. 1
Tho
most earnestly and to give you an opportunity of deprecate the disabilities that are impraed ou seeing
the efforts of them in the Transvaal and elsewhere P I I spent berrational Cotton Federation to pro- the whole of inst winter. in roviziting Tndia, and mate the welfare of the world's cotton industry
daring the greater part of that time I was in
The nrgemont was even carried further, therefore, used by 457 para ons and the Museum and the point emphasized that more vital | by 3,234. organs were affected, and health more
We have received the first number of The seriously threatened, by the foreign corset | Godown, which is evidently meant as a Counter- than by the Chinese foot-bandage. Happily blast to the latent Shanghai dock scheme. the day seems going for both monstrous the work of the ingenious quibor of
Mand,
addressing the committee, said:
is
the
On
vagaries of fashion; but it is not altogether Caniopolitan-at present "alamming dead" provions occasion I referred to the inter-in-chief of the Calcatta Englishman: and I can
and is labelled "o Journal of Ficanos Conte and
Battering to the West to have to note that Non-Cents," to be "issued apasmodically," Illud in think King of Italy, aud Isiamen positively that the whole of the English by the Von Chon Shing firm against the Chinn of lading is issued subject to the production and
has some exceedingly clever illustrations. ·
The ship did not sail till nort day; ho must therefore be held to have accepted the shipment as made. I should have thought it would be for the convenioncs of all parties that where an understanding has been arrived at that the goods were to be on deck, it should be so stated on the bill of lading as it was ou one prosinced. But the fact that it was not put on does not, I think, in view of the evi- dence given not only by the agouts of the ship, bat also by the P. and O. Co., 'either show that there was no such arrangementnor the possibility my meet with the success which they deserve the thick of Indian political life as the editor-
▲ JETTISONED CARGO,
of the goods beleg so shipped, the fact being Jadgooot was delivered in the action brought recorded on the mate's receipt, whether the bill robiome for the improvement of agricultats ture initiated by the ture
recover the sum of conditions of the mate's receipt. I am strongly is likely, when fully emmauity out there is in entire sympathy with Navigation Co., L. to
the reprisations submitted to Lord Elgin 85,347.78 for non-delivery of a cargo of indige, inclined to think that the plaintiff did, in fact, develope, to further the sims of your Faders commonsense is coming more quickly to
and to be of service to the cotton and o hor
fast Thursday by my friend Si: Lepel Griffin which was said to have been jettisoned to save and bis followers, OF
agree to the shipment on dock; but as he was all coures, we Ching than to Barope, in these respects,
kizdzed industries which are so depondent upon us a matter of common sense, that
thed the defendant Company's ss. Tunnan. Amusements have not been pleatiful in the tillery of the soil for their raw material, the Elgin as Colvais! Secretary cas de no more:
not called to give his version of the story told Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. C. D Qur telegram announcing that a record taas Hongkong of late, and anything which w supply of which has apparently been somewat than Mr. Chatoberlain and Mr. Lyttelton Wilkinson (of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist mecting at Shanghai witnessed the taking lead to relieve the monotony of life will be inadequate during recent years
lid-ike them he can advise and 196
persuade over on Sunday of the control of the Natural well received. We understand that the members had the honour of lanching, with the Hayal way vitimately to profos clings in Poltek, K., instructed by Master; ad the honour of leaching is committed the Colonial Governments, and berpe in that appeared for plaintifs, and Hon. Mr. H. E. Feel Society by a purely Chinese committee of the Catholic. Union assisted by some ladies Housekiold. Afterwards, by commend of the Colonial publie tpivion. But the Calentta Bailey (of Messrs. Johnson, Stones and Master Judgment for the defendant, with posta, is significant. I suggests that Mrs. and friends are shortly producing a magical King, they were shown through the selle. Englishman has jointed out that the Imperial for the defendants.
burlesque entitled "Aladdin", a piece teeming The foreign delegates were loud in praize of Coates that in the Lourt ist London nat ARCHIBALD LITTLE and her friends are with bright estahy music and dances and fall grejonsness of his Majesty, and freely it might the gonference will tentatively The plaintiff in this case was unable to attend Trading Company, Alexandra Buildings,
His Londship seid→ April ang
do much more than this. It may satisfied that the sand so industriously sows of local bile especially written by a local onasidarably help them in their effort to pre-formata a semp schons of Emporial preferential the trial, and it was quite impossible to adjourn against the Tong Tai firm, traders of 93
expressed the opinion that his action would be assumed that by them has germinated successfully, and resident for the piece. The rehearsals are now
mote the bust interests of the cotton industry trading. In any negotiations for this purpose the hearing. His case has not however Wing Lok Streat, the Chief Justice delivered put forth strong snoots indicative of a good (in full wwing under the direction of Mr. by international action
Following the reception by the King, the the representatives of India, if they are really suffered in the least, for what his evidence his reserved decision.
and honestly given a free hand by the Gerora- harvest. The support of the EMPRAS. Burnett, and judging by the keen interest
committee were entertained at dinner by the meatwhich, I tot, is genranteed by the fact would have been is quite olear; and though The Hon. Mr H. E. Policek, K.C., DOWAGER was a notable triumph, and taken in the show by both the amateurs and
President and Forlinuentary Becretary to the that Mr. Morley is the Secretary of State--will their stage' manager, a successful entertainment Board of rade.
Weverything has been said by his learned counsel instructed by Mr C. D. Wilkinson (of Messrs. very useful so
far as it went; but is anticipated. It is hoped that the burlesque
occupy a very strong position indeed. Aud.
Grist) appeared for the what was really needed was what the will be produced daring the Christmas week. Several officers in the Irish command being sarely, they will stipulate, as the first article of as forcibly as it could have been said on his Wilkinson and
aDy treaty to which they may be asked to behalf, it is impossible that the very clear plaintiffs and Mr. M. W. Blade, instrusted revivalist calls a "conviction of sin", and Wo hear that the proceeds will go towards Lord Grenfell has directed attention to para-
in the habit of shaving the upper lip, General subscribe, that the loyal subjects of the King issues which are raised could have been decided by Mr. F. X. d'Almada Castro, appeared
where as a matter of Imperial right the ame treats to the poor, a charity which ban now ordere, for all ranks, "that the chin and under
His Lordship Baid-A Europeau merchant their birthright in the United Kingdom as well shipped on the China Stoam Navigation Co.'s to conclude a contract with a Chinese merchnut whiskers, if worn, aro to be of Lodento. length
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by Mok Ting Chan I prefer to rest my finding
on the legitimate deduction from the statement
of Mak Tan, which I have referred to love,
ALLEGED B. EACH OF CONTRACT,
In the action brought by the Holland China
a consensus of Chinese opinion, that this defraying the expenses of providing Christmas graph 650 of the King's Regulations which Emperor whom they represent shall claim every" in his favour. The plaintiff enos in respect of for defondante. particular reform deserved immediate at-boon carried on by the Catholle Union for many lip are to be shaved, but not the upper lip: pootful sod boncurable consideration that is the non-delivery of 280 tubs of liquid ândigo sends at Lis Chinese broker with instructions
tention. For a long time now, as the
years.
as in India.
2TH
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