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Intimations.

A. S. WATSON & CO.

HOLESALE AND RETAIL

W DRUGGISTS, GENERAL CHEMISTS,

AND.

Manufacturers of the following

If this Spteluis altora, and lying attack on, our meets with the approval

AERATED WATERS, members of this community

viz :

SODA, TONIC, SARSAPARILLA, ASD POTASH, LEMONADE, GINGERADE, RASPBERRYADE,

AND PHOSPHORIC CHAMPAGNE.

Deliveries in Town and Harbour from

7 AM 107 PM.

Stuurs' MedicINE CHESTS REFITTED,

PASSENGER SHIPS SUPPLIED.

Prompt Attention given to Coast Ozilers.

HONGKONG DISPENSARY,

Hoxoxoso.

SHANGHAI PHARMACY,

SHANGHAL.

CANTON DISPENSARY,

CANTON,

THE DISPENSARY,

of

&

sary,

ments alike. Padence suggests the continued | p retention of this impost until such time as naturai causes reduce its yield to a minimum. so soon as it grows unproductive, by all means let us abandon the monopoly, but not before, unless the anti-opiwn agitators are willing to subscibe a few millions yearly in order to prove the sincerity

of their opinions.

THE Colonial Surgeon having certifed that the Chinaman who was up at the Police Court on Saturday as being a dangerous lunatic is insans, Captain Thobusett oalered him to be sent to the Tung Wa hospital. It would appear that since being remanded on Saturday the poor demented creature has given considerable trouble in the ing an officer to constantly took

after him.

Tux Legislative Council will meet on Thursday,-- the 27th April at 2.30 p.m. The "order of the day" will be the second reading of the following Ordinances:-(.) An Ordinance Empowering the Official Assignee to act in alt Bankruptcies. (5) An Ordinance for the Naturalization of Wit- liam Quincy. (c). An Ordinance for the Natu- calization of Hi Wa (4) An Ordinance for the

THE German steamer Felicia went over to Kaw loon Dock this morning. An Emergency Ladge of St. John, No. 618, 5.C. will be held in Freemasons' Hall, to-inorrow evening, the 26th just., at 8.30 precisely. Visiting brethera are cordially invited in attend.

REUTER wires that the Dominion House of Com- mons has adopted unanimously an address to the Queen praying Her Majesty to grant Ireland

self-government similar to that of Canada. Mr. R. G. ALFORD, Surveyor, was summoned this morning to the Police Come by Mr. Ozorio, book- keeper to Messrs. Noronha & Co., for assaulting complainant's son, Francisco Xavier. plainant withdrew the summons. Fort enticingly offering a ring for sale marked

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

most contemptible, and most unjustifiable gunner, and tied up in one of the verandahs | REFERRING to the revenue derived by the In- trick which ever disgraced a public news of the barracks. The owner of the dog dian Government from Opium, the Overland Mail paper with the slightest pretensions to be ou leaving the bath, found the animal non says:-Retaining this branch of revenue in the considered an honest representative of, and immediately commenced to whistle face of the illogical and exaggerated appeals made by the Ami-Opium society will afford widespread public opinion, and a reliable authority an❘ for his missing pet. The dog beard and

pleasure, while at the save time it reflects the recognised his master's signal, and made highest credit on the Home and Indian Govein- passing events."

such struggles to get away from the verandal that his captor released him, after tying a tin kettle to his tall. The dog on being released, and frightened out of his senses by the clattering of the kettle, jumped from the verandah into the com- pound, seriously Injuring his fect in the attempt. He was at length recovered by his owner; but is still badly injured. is reported Com Ostrog, Government of We are not advocates for the use of the Volhynin, that the Jewish community have held a meeting to consider their position aml the pos- lash; but if ever a man richly deserved a

sibility of measures for the alleviation of the suf sound flogging it was the mean-spirited ferings of the increasing number of poor among our who, on finding that the instincts of the the community. A resolution was agreed upon is not here to defend himself, we will con- I dog on hearing his master's signal could to the effect that their present povely was due fess that our faith in the honesty, of our † not be restrained, had the brutality to tie to overcrowding in particular localities, and to fellow-men has been rudely shaken. But the kettle to the animal's tail, and the circumstances which, by practically restricting Jewish energy to the pursuit of trade, produced a

We beg to direct attention to the Italian Opera we do not believe that such a man exists, cruelty to permit the affectionate beast to not even amongst His Excellency's bitterest injure itself by leaping over the verandah. supply of traders exceeding the demands of Gerald is an American colt, the property of Company's representation at the Theatre Royal, legitimate business. It was determined to peti- Mr. P. Lorillard, who won the Derby rnd st.City Hall, this evening, of Carlo Pedrott's comic personal enemier

There are few of our gallant soldiers who tion the Minister of the Interior to permit the Leger last year with Iroquois. It is rather sin opera "Tuit In Maschera." The performance. acquisition of land by the Jews, with the view of gular that neither of the above named appears in is for the benefit of sigaora Elena Pinelli, the some of them devoting themselves to agriculture the list of quotations in the latest home papers.

talented young prima donna, and we trust it as the only solution of the difficulty,

will be largely patronised. scats may be booked THE Mainichi Shimbun says:-A report from at Messrs. Kelly & Walsh's, 'Queen's Road,

Senjovernor of the Ourstimate of the amount of independent honesty which exists in our midst is long way wide of the mark. We will even go air her. If there is one man in Hongkong, outside the select circle which form the might and majesty and mud of the China Mail, who honestly approves of a dastardly attack, unsupported by the slightest scintilla of truth, on a high officer of the Crown who

The public of Hongkong have a right to know on what grounds, and by whose authority the China Mfail asserts that Sir JOHN POPE HENNESSY is Ex-Governor of Hongkong. If that paper has no reliable authority for its positive statement, the public, and the independent portion of the press would be justified in branding the author of the malicious canard by the op. probrious titles of liar and coward. If It is requested that all communications rela- however our contemporary has irrefrag ting to subscriptions, Advertisements, &c., be ad-able proofs of the reliable character of its dressed to the "Manager, Hongkong Telegraph" and not to the Editor."

Fonchow.

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to

THE visitors to the City Hall Muscom for the week ending Api'l 23rd were:-European, 237; Chinese, 3.303; total, 3,540.

Naturalization of Ho shun.

For the Two Thousand Guineas stakes which will be tun for over the Rowley Mile at New Market this afternoon, Reuter telegraphs that the

favorites for the event are:-

Gerald....

Execution

Shotover..

4 En : 5 to 1 7 to 1

Com.

as being composed of pure gold, and bearing the goldsmith's name "sai sing," but which was simply brass washed with the precious inctal, a hawker was sent this morning by Mr. Wode- house to three months' hard labour as a rogue and vagabond.

could descend to anything so mean and cowardly as this, Had the dog been ours, we should have left no stone unturned until this enterprising practical joker had ex-OUR Macao contemporaiƒ O Mirenen se observes: Corca says a certain officer had engaged in trade plained his conduct to his commanding We are informed that two of the most service- with Japanese merchants, pretending that he REPORTS from Macao must generally be taken officer.

able and wealthy Pogese residents of Hong made purchases for the Government. His purong talked of Portuguese Embassy for Japan sum grano salis, so we give the sumour that the kong are sellously thinking of laying a telechases amounted to yeu 100,00 3 annally and the graphic line between this city, and Hongkong Japanese merchants were anxious to supply him.

will depart for Yokohama by the Oceanic on We do not mention, at present, the names of the Okura and Co. had credited him goods to a large caution. We leaus, however, that accommodation Tuesday next, the 2nd May, with considerablé well deserving gentlemen, who entertain such amount, which he paid by borrowing money from

has been engaged in the Oceanictor the six gentle- columns are admittedly public property, and patriotic ideas, being a vid of offending their the Kide Shobai (an Osaka Company), after

men who will for the Embassy, and for ten all mater published herein is at the service of modesty." Our Macao Ciends have ce inly aboing much pressed by the former. The new

scrvants, so that the trip to the "Land of the cur contempomiles. It is customary however unique style of recording cutient events. That creditors also sold him a large assortment of diffe- when one newspaper borrows "copy" from the allusion to the modesty of Messrs. Remedios and rent asticies, on the occasion of a maniage he columns of another to make an acknowledgment Rozatlo, who are the patriotic gentlemen referred tween members of the Royal family. When he of the indebtedness. The Shanghai Courier has to, is really touching. The proposed Hongkong- could not pay for these he borrowed yen 50,000 recently been using our coluzans extensively, with Macao telegraph line is a useful underking from the Shiuri Hokwać (a society for accumu- out acknowledgment. As we scapulously ac-which deserves to, and we hope and believe will, lation of money, established by Buddhist priests) knowledge every linewe bolow from the Courier,

with which he paid for them. The Japanese merchants are waned not to be victimized by we think we are entitled to the same courtesy at the hands of the editor of that journal.

Corcans, THE faic of Jumbo, says the Overland Mail, still bangs in the balance, and unless a weight as

What are the facts of the case! Governor HENNESSY applied for leave of absence visit England on urgent private affairs, and his application was granted

His Excel by the Secretary of State, lency accordingly left the Colony a few weeks ago, almost his last words being to the effect that he would return to Hong-heavy, as the obelisk is placed in the other scale, kong

about October next. Has anything he will kick the beam. Having lost his chancery transpired since then to throw discredit on suit, his rights as n British subject are unrecog- nised by law ; but he has two filends left who are His Excellency's public utterances, re-

ready to fight for him to the last; one is the ferring to the probability of his return to

society for Prevention of Chucky to Animals, who serve out the remaining term of his Go-

have stationed their agent in the Zoological Gar- vernor-ship? It is quite true that a day or dens to watch and report should any act of vio- two after the Governor's departure, a rulence be committed against the great elephant in mour was industriously circulated through- out the length and breadth of the colony, that a telegram had been received by the Hon. F. BULKELEY JOHNSON stating that Her | Majesty's Government had formally re- called Sir Jous Porn HENNESSY. As Mr. F. B. Jouxsoy did not publicly repudiate the report, it was no doubt reasonable HONGKONG, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1882. enough to infer that such a telegram was actually received. However, weeks The following choice moveat is taken from have passed, and although we are in last nights China Ma - As any indica-daily communication with London, not a tion that gives further corroboration of the single word in corroboration of the rum- complete severance of ex-Governor HEN- oured recall has been received. Is it not,

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prove a commercial success. We rather think however that the pat, lotic gentlemen who are to expend $60,059 out of pure patriotism, and love newspapers impart such sentimental nonsense for Macao, have yet to be born. Why will foreig a into what are purely matters of pounds, shillings, and pencet

THE Ningpo pirate is, so we learn from a native source, making preparations to receive the ex- pedition which will be despatched against him from the south. It is said that his agents have been detected trafficking with foreign traders for the necessary warlike material, though the latter were not awarc at the time furthering his transit across the seas; and an- that these Chinese, who were men of some other friend is the Board of Works, who will pro-worth, were in the pay of the pirate. The bably protest against a cortege of twelve dray-pirate has taken sunsmary vengeance on some. horses and an equipage weighing twelve or fifteen Chinese who acted treacherously towards him, tons being dragged through London to the jeo but particulars of the execution are not known. Parcy of gas-tubes and sewers. But we very much A report was current among the Chinese in fear that the ingenious showman will prevail over the settlement that a boat was picked up all difficulties, though we do not envy those con- by a junke this morning near Gutslaff contain- celaed on whom Junho will, sooner or later, retaing twenty-four headless bodies of Chinese, hate in the exercise of his well-known discretion. It is supposed that these were the victims of The Japan Jail notes with pleasure that Her concerning the pirate, but some of them have the pirate's rage. Many rumours are afloat Majesty's Legation has been provisionally pro- such an air of inprobability that they must be vided with a legal adviser. Hither,o the custom rejected. There is no doubt that Huang King has apparently been to consult with the Judge of Man and his followers will cost the authorities H.ILM. Court at Kanagawa, a practice which

telegraphic report was a mere canard ?. We

was certainly open to grave objection. The func- took it upon ourselves to express that ions of the Judge are essentially of a legal opinion at the time; nothing has sincere, and in Japan, more especially for ob

vious reasons-they ought not to be confounded transpired to induce us to alter our belief, with politics even in appearance. It was within Possibly the China Mail may be in direct the bounds of possibility, under the old system, communication with the Earl of KIMBERLEY, that the Judge of HRM. Com: should be con- sulted to-day in Tokiyo about a question which might come before him to-morrow in his judicial capacity, such an anomaly had already been suffered to exist longer than was expedient, and ir Harry Parkes has been well-advised to take measures for preventing its continuance. Mr. Montague Kirkwood has been founate enough

WONG CHOI, a widow, was brought up this morning before Captain Thomsett charged with a breach of condition of recognizance entered

into by her on the 28th March. sikh Police Con.

stable 618 said he arrested the defendant on the 28th ultimo for hawking eggs without a licence, that the case was remanded for a week, she being allowed out on her own recognizance of a Mexi can to appear on the 4th instant, but that the widow failed to shew up at the appointed time He anested her this morning, and had no earthly

manner of doubt that she was one and the same

individual. The widow, who pleaded that it was not she but the "other woman" whom the clever gentleman with the turban had better go and hunt up, was discharged for want of proof. We suppose it is almost within the limits of possibi lity for even a turbaned l'anjaubee to make a mistake in the matter of identity.

Rising Sun" looks like coming off after all,

THREE Chinamen were sent to six months' hard

labour cach this morning by Mr. Wodehouse on the charge of burglariously entering a butcher's house in sai Yung Poon this morning, and steal- ing therefrom a clock and clothing valued at ten dollars. Police sergeant Forbes, who arrested the prisoners, deserves great credit for the clever manner in which he went to work, as shown by the evidence, upon his receiving a report of the burglary from the butcher.

LI TONG UN, 68, opium dealer, who was muleted'

in $200 for a similar offence last October, was this morning fined $300 or two months' impri- sonment by Mr. Wodehouse, for being found in possession of prepared opium without a permit from the opium farmer. A partner in the farm. said the defendant owed them a great deal of money, and wanted to get a licence from the new farmer on much lower terms than

NESSY from the affairs of Hongkong will be therefore, reasonable to believe that the must have frequently proved inconvenient, and the expenditure of much blood and treasure, their fists and bamboo-pales upon each other's at eighty dollars, and the women with receiving

gratefully accepted by the community, we have satisfaction in being able to announce that, if Sir Jous PorE HENNESSY made his visit to India in the hope of having a chance of mixing in the political, financial and commercial questions that now occupy India and China. his desires will not and speaks with inspired authority! This be fulfilled. In India he is regarded is a rather remote contingency, still strange as a private person who has been things sometimes happen, and if our con- an official but is an oficial no longer, temporary is renily hand in glove with the so that the community or the Ionic Go-powers that he in Downing Street, it is vernment need not now have any fears rather selfish to keep all these precious

before the nest can be rooted out.--Courier.

she did not know the fifth defendant

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anybody else, so they would not give him a licence to sell opium. They gave receipts for any opium sold by them. The defendant said he did not receive either receipt or certificate, Another and admitted previous conviction. Chinaman, a shopkeeper, was fined $100 or six weeks' imprisonment for a like offence.

SIKI Police Constable'§10, while on duty near THE case, remanded from the 18th instant, in the Canton Wharf this morning about six o'clock, which a coolic and his wife, and a boiler-maker side the what, comprising a coolic and six boat-with breaking and entering the room of Wong observed the occupants of two small boats, along and another Chinawoman, are charged, the men en-seven in all, which would give a slight Lin, a woman living at No. 68, First Street, on advantage to one of the boats in the way of the syth instant, and stealing therefrom two numbers-indulging in an indiscriminate use of boxes containing Jewellery and clothing valued

bides and occiputs, creating a terrible uproar in some of the stolen property, came on again this THE law as to attacks upon the Soverei is very the neighbourhood. Fired with real in the ser- morning before Captain Thomseit, when a fifth severe and precise. It is contained in two statutes, vice of the community and in the preservation of defendant, a hawker, was added to the list, being the first dealing with attempts to kill or hurt, the the public peace entrusted to his able guardian-charged by Inspector Thomson with having re- second with attempts to intimidate. The first ship, the brave Punjaubec invited two watch-ceived a portion of the stolen goods. The com statute, 36 Ges. III., è. 7, made perpetual by 57 men to lend him a hand in lodging the rioters plainant to-day said that she had since found 31 Gen. III., c. 6, makes it treason to "compass, in the Station, where, with the watchmen's aid, pieces of the clothing, valued at 330, in the imagine, devise, or intend death, or any bodily they were duly deposited. The defendants, who sunghang, pawnshop, and five other articles of bar tending to death"; the punishment for said the whole thing was merely a squabble as clothing, valued at $10, in the Mce-tuk pawn- treason (mitigated of its attendant horrors by 54 to which of the boats would get alongside the shop. Geo, Ill., c 146, and 33 and 34 Vict., c. 23, s. 31) wharf first, were fined twenty five cents each or The pawnshop people deposed that the fifth de

fendant, the hawker, was the man who pawned being death. The second statute, 5 and 6 Vict., two days' imprisonment by Mr. Wodehouse. c. 51, makes it a high misdemeanour "to dis- charge, or attempt to discharge, or point, aim, or electorsof Northampton, thanking them for having maker, was discharged, and the other four were MR. BRADLAUGH has issued an address to the the articles. The second prisoner, the boiler. as to his powers of mischief, such powers state secrets to gloat over in private.to obtain the provisional appointment. The presentat or near the person of the Queen any gun, for the third time within two years re-elected him committed for trial at the supreme Court. having been carefully nullified. The much- Badinage apart, if the China Mail is autho-empluments of the office are a bagatelle, but the pistol, or any other description of firearms," as "one of the members who ought to represent Ho PUN-Sut, a female school-teacher, residing at talked-of Opium Syridicate, with the ch- | rised to announce that Sir Joux POPE HEN-position confers a prestige which justifies us in whether loaded or not, "with intent

you in the House of Commons." He adds:-"I ] No. 7, D'Aguilar-street, summoned Tai Ku, a jects of which it is no secret Sir Joux Hex-NESSY is no longer Governor of Hongkong offering our congratulations to Mr. Kirkwood, to alarm her Majesty,” the punishment to which

regret that since you have re-elected me a law-Chinawoman, to the Police Court this morning, wesay was fully in sympathy, will neces we are entitled to ask for the name and His Majesty the "King of Siam," over whose seven years, or imprisonment for three years, dered all effect to your return-a return which in her (the complainant's) house on the 19th and the offender is liable being penal servitude for less majority has again, in defiance of law, hin- for disorderly behaviour, in creating a disturbance sarily fail; in fact, is as good as dead al-nature of its authority; il, however, the as- hoary head sixty summers have passed, was with the additional liability to be publicly or ready. At some convenient season we sertion is merely a scurrilous falsehood of subjected this morning to the vndignified and privately whipped as often and in such manner in law, and which you know is free from taipt of great row in the school in presence of the pupila, sir stafford Northcote admitted unimpeachable 20th instant. The defendant, it appears, made a may advert to this matter. The Syndicate, the class which has so frequently disgraced unroyal treatment of having to appear at the and form as the cout: shall order and direct, not bribery or intimidation. The return to the seat accusing complainant's rephew of having com- however, quite apart from its essential the columns of our contemporary, for Police Count on a charge of disorderly conduct in exceeding thrice." A subsequent statute, 25 Vict, quality of extravagance, had in its compo- special purposes, we leave that worthy

the Summary Count yesterday. The Constable

you have chosen me to fill is yours to retake at mitted, an outrage on her (tho defendants) c. 18, provides that "no offender shall be whip once frem me if you desire; but unless you ex-grand-daughter, and wanted the complainant to sition some detrimental personal elements, journal to its own bitter reflections, and the who arrested him said His Majesty was making ped more than once for the same offence;" but quite sufficient of themselves to preclude tender mereles of that public whom, it has a disturbance in the Court at 4.45 pm, and that, it may be doubted whether this provision ap renewed confidence by any voluntary offer to three hundred Mexicans by way of compensation, press the wish I shall not insult your so recently compromise the affair by paying her two or availing himself of the privileges appertaining toplice generally, or is restricted to offences punisti resign it. If you continue your confidence in me, which she said she must have before she would royalty, he was proceeding to occupy a chair in able by summary conviction only.Solicitors as I trust and believe you will, I pledge myself allow the matter to drop-Defendant was very the Court, when an Usher, forgetful ofthe respect of the old saying about a fly in, the cint-We note from the Shanghal Courier that due to His Majesty's clevated rank, requested

Journal.

to hold your return, and, with the help of my violent on both occasions of her visit to the deg stealing has lately become very pre-him to shift his pivot, at which the King was THE German Navy will be employed as fol- fellow-countrymen, to do all that man lawfully school, compelling complainant to summon her, Our contemporary's inventivo powers valent in the Model Settlement, We have very naturally incensed, and manifested his an- lows during the present year, according to the way to occupy the seat to which you have The sister of the school teacher said defen. dant seized hold of one of the pupils who, she are as feeble, and contemptible, as his frequently had to complain of the same vice noyance by becoming violent, thereby subjecting Admiralty plans, unless unforeseen political elected me." boastel satisfaction in gloating over what in Hongkong. No form of larceny is so his sacred person to the still further indignity of events should necessitate a change-In May, a THE Hocht Shinburn's Korean correspondent said, was the boy, and made him sign his every sensible person in the colony knows contemptible as robbing a person of a dumb being turned out of the Court. The Constable squadron of armour-plated vessels, ander the writes:-The scou! Government seems likely to name and address to a piece of paper. Wit said His Majesty was not in his right mind, but command of Vice-Adural von Wickede, will allow Japanese access, to the interior of the ness corroborated, the complainant's testimony to be a farrago of spiteful twaddle, is un-animal; no class of theft deserves severer it might perhaps, be pertinently asked, "Who start on a five months' caise in the Baltic and country, a question which has of late been the as to the disturbance and defendant insisting upon worthy of the notice of honourable men, punishment. We might forgive a thief amongst us in Hongkong is in that happy North seas. The following vessels will compose subject of negotiations. Notices have already being paid two or three hundred dollars before When the China Mail asserts that the im-whom we caught in the act of pocket-state Mind being a phenomenon of so the squadron: The four great ironclad frigates been issued, stating that the Japanese Minister she would let the matterslide, and said that com- pudent, ignorant and childish cackle which picking, but the gaol and the utmost sen-intangible and mysterious a character, authorities Preussen, Friedrich der Grosse, Kronprinz, and and his suite, who are shortly expected to arrive, plainant told defendant to walt until the boy's it publishes about Sir JoUN POVE HENNESSY'S tence allowed by law would most certainly on the subject, we believe, have not yet agreed: Friedrich Karl, the flagship, and the despatch will proceed from Fusan to the capital overland mother came. The latter, who came in from visit to India, will be gratefully accepted be the fate of the sneaking dog-stealer who upon the line of demarcation which divides boat Grille. On the different stations the follow- and are to be treated with the utmost courtesy. Whampao in consequence of the affat, said de by the Hongkong community" the China crossed our path. Lately so very few cases sanity from insanity, aral indeed, the border line ing vessels will be in commission: In East Anent this possible opening of Korea to Japa- fendant went to see her at the school on the 24th, Mail is neither discreet or truthful. When of dog parloining have come under our obis thought to be so indistinct as, in the majority Asia, China, and Japan, under the command of nese, the Hecii's authority tells the following at dusk, accused her son of the outrage, and our contemporary asseris that something servation, that we had commenced to be-of cases, to be imperceptible. The poor Captain Leblanc, the corvettes Stosch, with 16 story. "It would appear that at a place called asked her how she was going to dispose of it.

guns and a crew of 379 men ; Herths, 19, and 373 Toraifu, there is a hot spring renowned for cur- old "King of siam" has simply his own has transpired either in India or elsewhere, lieve that all the "fanciers" had left the peculiar phase of 2 malady which is much men: Elisabeth, 19, and 373 man; and the gun ing all diseases. Repeated applications have said she had not, and then got angry, she she asked defendant if she had any proof she

which gives furtiter corroboration of the colony. We were mistaken. A few days more general than people are willing to believe. boats Wolf and Iltis, with 4 guns and 77 men each, been made by the Japanese Consul at Fusan witness told her, if she had no proof, she complete severance of Ex-Governor Hexago a gentleman visited the Bath House The Magistrate, of course, discharged His Ma. On the Australian station, the corvette Carola, for permission for Japanese to visit the locality, ask for dollars, but said "You had better give (witness) could not do anything, she did not NPSSY from the affairs of Hongkong," our accompanied by a large black half bred jesty; but as the Puisne Judge towards whom 10 guns, and 247 men, and the gunboats Mowe and but whhout success. Recently, however, the me something to comfort me, and then I will worthy contemporary is, to speak plainly, Newfoundlanch As is customary at this the king secins to be strangely attracted, bears Habicht, 5 guns and 120 men cach. In the West Koreans have come to the conclusion that per give the girl to be your son's wife." Witness- guilty of attempting in the most barefaced establishment, the animal was tied up deserved reputation for a more than common Indics, the corveite Louise, 8 guns, and 119 men: mission to travel in the interior is sure to be ac- nie, she did not want the site, wat way. siderable quarrelling, defendent, went away, fashion to deceive its readers by a state outside the refroshnient room, and it sliare of the milk of human kindness, we hope on the West coast of South America, the corvette companied by visits to this sacred spring. a de-Defendant sald to, the Magistrate that it was. ment which is a fic, and morcover which appears that he succeeded in biting His Honor will order the $100,039 the poor old Moltke, 16 guns and 379 ten; in the Mediter-filement so certain to house the fre of the Korean actually the case that the boy did mishchave it knows to be a lie." When the China Mail through the rope which bound him, and His Honor promised him, to be handed over to 57 men.

creature is in quest of, and which, he asserts, talean, the despatch-boat Loreley, 3 guns and deities, that it would be better to fill up the spring, himself on the 18th, as the girl told her so her...

Furthermore the school-ships Mars, with earth at once.". In consequence of this re-self. Mr. Wodehouse remanded the case till alludes to His Excellency Sir Jour Pore | jumped over the fence into the compound His Majesty, a measure that would doubtless Niobe, Nymphe, Rover; and Musquito, and solution, quite a throng of visitors attends the Friday at ten o'clock, the child meanwhile to lay HENNESSY as the Ex-Governor" of Hong- of the Royal Artillery barracks. He was

an information and be seen by a doctor, De. save the Court from being further pestered by his 'a number of gunboats will cruise in European spring now, for the purpose of taking a final batú fendant was allowed out on her own recognizance, kong, that journal is guilty of the meanest, there "annexed" by some.enterprising royal visits,

before its being closed"-Mail

in twenty-five dollars.

all chances of success. The association of so vilely and grassly deceived.

the persons concerned is a curious Instance

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