XVI
Annual
CHINESE CYCLES.
Corresponding Year of Christian Era.
Sign.
A. D.
A. D.
A. D.
A. D.
A. D.
A. D.
A. D.
KEERXTĦESKOTKEER)
乙丙丁戊已庚辛壬癸甲乙丙丁戊已庚辛壬癸甲乙丙丁戊已庚辛壬癸
1895
1835
1775
1715
1655
1595
1535
1896
1836
1776
1716
1636
1596
1536
1897
1837
1777
1717
1657
1597
1537
1898
1838
1778
1718
1658
1598
1538
1899
1839
1779
1719
1659
1599
1539
1900
1840
1780
1720
1660
1600
1540
1901
1841
1781
1721
1661
1601
1541
1902
1842
1782
1722
1662
1002
1542
1908
1843
1783
1729
1603
1603
1543
1904
1844
1784
1724
1664
1604
1544
1905
1845
1785
1725
1665
1605
1545
1906
1846
1786
1726
1606
1600
1546
1907
1847
1787
1727
1667
1607
1547
1906
1848
1788
1728
1668
1608
1548
1909
1849
1789
1729
1669
1609
1549
1910
1850
1790
1730
1670
1610
1550
1911
1851
1791
1781
1671
1611
1551
1912
1852
1792
1732
1672
1612
1552
1913
1853
1793
1739
1672
1613
1553
癸亥
IESKOTKIERN
1914
1854
1794
1734
1674
1614
1554
1915
1855
1795
1795
1675
1615
1555
1916
1856
1796
1736
1676
1616
1556
1917
1857
1797
1737
1677
1617
1557
1918
1858
1798
1738
1678
1616
1558
1919
1859
1799
1739
1679
1619
1559
1920
1860
1800
1740
1680
1620
1560
1921
1861
1801
1741
1681
1621
1561
:
1922
1862
1802
1742
1682
1622
1562
1929
1863
1803
1749
1683
1623
1563
CHINESE CYCLES during the CHRISTIAN ERA.
Cycle No. D. Cycle Nr.
4Dgele Na
4 D yela Nu
46 Logine
4,51 depine 304,56 bagiur 604|60 degins 844 64 begins, 1084|68 segine
4.D. Cycle Se. A.D. Cyria Ro, A.D. Cycle No. A.D.Cycle No 1324 72 156476 begias 1804 begins
AD.
47
64,52
364 57
664.61
904'65 114469
78
"
ร
"
**
77
1384 75, 1624:77, 1864
48
104 53
424 58
724 62
7
964'66
1204 70
1444 74
1684.78
1924
23
"
»
M
"
19
49
184'54
484 59
784'63
1024 67
"
1264 71
1504 75
1744179
1984
7
21
"
"
"
"
50
244 55
544
19
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ORDINANCES passed
of HONGKONG from 1854 to 1862, inclusive.
NOTE-The Ordinances previous ta 1854 have already been publi led in the "Laws of Hongkong.” In the re uf geueral interest wie given, wlule of those of less importance the titles following pages such Ordinances only are quoted, and the date at which they were passed, so that they may be easily found in the Governinend Guzette by any une wishing to consult them.
1854. No. 1.
1
possessed of or entitled to or otherwise beneficially int-rested in kay lands, mumier, securities for
An Ordinance to raise an additional Police Rate.—muotity, chattels, or other property, in the custody [30th May, 1851.]—– Expired
No. 2.
Market Ordinance.-[29th August, pealed by No. 9 of 1858,
No. 3.
or under the control of any person or pereuns 1 this land or its Dependencies (to be named in such affidavit) or that any such person or persons 1854]—Re-is or ate indebted to suc, defen laħt, the plaintiff n.ay proceed against sucu defendant by Process of Foreign Attachment in the manner hereafter directed.
11. Form of atte chment and how served.—Provizo An Ordinance to declare certain Acts of the Im- perial Parliament to be in force in thie Culony-as to proof where cause of action accrued.—And [31st October, 1854.]
No. 4.
be it enacted and ordained, that at any time alter the filing of such afhdavit, as aforesaid, a Writ of Foreign" "Attachment shall be issued at the plain- An Ordinance for reducing the number of Jury-tiff's "iustance un of course, and every such writ men from Eighteen to Ten.-[31-8 October,shall be in the forta or to the effect of the form 1854.7—Repealed by Ordinance No. 15 of 1856 contained in the Schedule to this Ordinance mark- ed A, and be returnable into the said Court not less than fourteen days nor more than sixty daya next An Ordinance to amend and extend the Ordinance after the date thereof, and shall be served upon the No. 9 of 1845, entitled "An Ordinance to invest several garnishees or persuus therein mained in the Supreme Court of Hongkong with a Sun-whose hands it is intended thereby to attach any mary Jurisdiction in certain cases.-[31st Octo- such tands, monies, chattels, or debts, by delivering ber, 1851.]—Repeated by Ordinance No. 7 of ja copy thereof to each suca garuishee personally,
1862,
No. 5.
No. 6.
or by leaving the same at his or her then or ther last usual place of abode:-Provided always, that An Ordinance to provide for the disposal of un-find judgment shall in no case be sized in any claimed Balances of the Estates of Persons dying such action until an eutry sualı have been made on the record of the issue of such Wr.t of Attact:ment, Intestate within the Colony of Hongkong 131st October, 1851.1-Repealed by Ordinance with a suggestion of the fact that the cause or No. 5 of 1855; rexved (except last clause) by causes of action so arose as aforesaid, and twat in Ordinance No. 1 of 1857, which see.
1855. No. 1.
An Ordinance to enforce neutrality during the Contest now existing in China. —¡15th January. 1855.]— Expired January 1, 1856.
No. 2.
case it shall at any time appear that the cause of action did not arise with this Island or its Depen- dencí.6, the attachment shall be forthwith dissolved, with custs, to be paid by the plaintiff to auch parties and in such manuer as the Court shall direct.
III. Public notice to be given.--And be it enacted and ordained, that in addition to such service, the plaintiff shad miso cause a notice of the issue of sucu writ, signed by him or his attorney, to be An Ordinance to provide for and regulate Process published not less than twice in the Government in Actions at Law against Persons absent from Gazelle, and also not less than twice iD on news- the Colony.-[19th January, 1855.}
paper pablished within this Colony; and every such Preamble. Whereas by the laws at present in potice shall be in the form or to the effect of the force there are no means by which actious at law form contained in the Schedule to this Ordinance can be successfully prosecuted against persons, marked B, and the last of such publications thereof absent from the Colony, because there is no Processshal; be one week at the least before the day on by Foreign Attachment or otherwise for compelling which the Writ of Attachment shall be so wonde either defence or appearance on behalf of any such returnable, defendant-
IV. Property and debis bound from the time of 1. On any return of non est inventus, and on attachments, cod.—And be it enacted and ordained, affidavit filed, dc, plakatif may proceed against an that from the time of the service of such writ upon absent defendant by joreign attachment-Be it any such garaisuee or persuu as aforesaid, al, and therefore enacted and ordained by His Excellency siguiar the lands, monies and chattels, bilis, bonde, the Governor of Hongkong, with the advice of the and other property of whatso:ver nature, in the Legislative Council thereof, that in every action at custody or under the control of such garnishee then law which shall hereafter be commenced in the belonging to the defendant against whom the same Supreme Court of Hongkong wherein the writ of writ issued, or to or in which such defendant sball summons or of capias shall as to any defendant then be legally or equitably entitled or otherwise pamed therein be returned non est incentus, if upou benefic ly interested, and whetuer solely or jointly or after such return an affidavit shall be flied on with any other person or persons, and mil debts of behalf of the plaintiff (in addition to a full affi lavit every kind then due by any such garnishee to such of the cause of action) that such cause of action rose defendant, although the same or par: thereof may within this Island or its Dependencies, and that to be payable only at a future day, shall in the exceut the best of the depouent's belief such defendant of such defend lut's right, title, and interest therein dues inut reside within this Island or its Depend respectively be attached in the hands of such garn- encies, sud ia to the best of the deponent's beiiet fishée, and (subject to any bonâ fide prior claims or
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