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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1892.

Canille, Meters. Cooper, Horspool, Francis and 】 JUSTICE IN A CROWN COLONY. Ede.

A letter was read from the Government. acknowledging receipt of the Board's recom mendations as to disinterring and urning the remains of the Chinese devi; it was proposed that these suggestions bo put into the form of byrlaws.

Mr. Francis had written a long note on the legal aspect of the proposal. He now moved "that the Government be informed that in the oplatón of the Board the Interference of the Legislatore would be requisite in order to give effect to the prepared scheme, and if the Goverment desire the "Baard will submit suggestions for an Ordinance."

Mr. Ede second the motion. He could not serie with Mr. Francis in wishing to ask-the. Chinese whether they would consent. The scheme was in their own interests, and should

be er forced.

Mr. Francis pointed out the difficulty of carrying out the scheme against the wish of the Chinese. It was hard enough nowadays to earn a living, and harder still to urn the dead; and if the dead objected, where were yout

After a little discussion the motion was carried. A letter was read from the Government stat- ing that there is no objection to the acceptance by Mr Ladds, Colonial veterinary surgeon, of the post of consulting vet, to the Dairy Farm Co., providing that should the work be found to interfere with his rifcial duties 'be would re- Inquish the private work. The Sanitary Boxed was requested in report on the subject at the end •f three mo-thi

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Mr. Francis is the only member who did not apter. He appended a mi ́nte strongly objecting to the appointment, and regretting that it had been sanctioned without coming before the

Board,

The President explained that this was an oversigh, of his own, not any intentional con- etament

Mr. Francis then nointed out the objections to an officer, specially paid to direct and expose Aangers in Fund's health, accepting-private pay in a pas in hi re it might ofen be hirinterest to conceal arch dangers. Mr. Ladds was em- picyed by the Colony as a wichman, a police man, a delective, and he (the sparker) most strongly is pp oved of his being allowed under ary creuinstances to accept pay from any one “of those persons whom it was his duty to watch. The officer was the public inspector, to watch and see that sverything we t_right for the public, even though the Thiry Farm or others might with otherwise, I ke for Instance the

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In the West Indian papers that have lately reached this country, appear reports of an extraordinary debate which took place at the November meeting of the Legislative Council of Trinidad. That no hint of the matter discussed on this reession should have reached the English public-although the facts have been brought to the notice of the Home Government-it la Itself a singular circumstance, and helps to show how Bitle one part of the Empire knows of what is going on in another. For the credit of all parts of the Empire it seems desirable that a little more tight should be thrown span the Island of Trinidad without loss of time."

The debate to which I refer was opened by Mr. Marryat, on a raotion expressing regret "that the Secretary of State for the Colonies should have permitted the Senior Pulsne Judge, whosa Intemperate, habits h ́d been brought to the notice of his lordship, to have returned to the liland and to have resumed bis duties. The "Senior Pulsne Judge," who is the subject of this gratifying notice, le Mr. Justice Cook, and against this learned Judge Mr. Marryat proceeded to make a series of charges of such an astonishing character that, but for the fact that they were made in the Legislature of the island, and in the presence of an unprecedented gathering of the general public, and that they passed without rebuke, or even challenge, they would be absolutely In- credible. On the truth of these charges I am in no position to express an opinion." That they are denied by Mr. Justice Cook must be assumed from the very terms of Mr. Marryat's motion, which imply that there had been a complaint to and an Inquiry by Lord Knutsford, followed by the re-instatement of the Judge in his office. venture to think, however, that in view of the character, of this debate in the Legislative Council, the maiter cannot be thus sumarily dealt with, and that the public in England nught to know what is thought and card by the public in the colony and its representatives in the Legislature. Trir-course-ought-to-be-also-to the advantage of Mr. Justice Cook, supposing, as 1 dn, that he has a complete answer to the charge, for, after what has passed, it is obviously to his interest that the marter should be dishesed of in the most public and conclusive manner, and ot the earliest possible moment. “For this purpos | 1 ask attention to the following passages of Vr' Mazyal's speech as repasted in the Port of Spain Gazette. After 'expressing regret at tre accessity tur di cussing a matter of this kind, and describing the no orbus demoralization ĺ

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THIS fine hotel is situated within five minutes drive of the terminus of the Yokohama Tokyo Rolway and is in near proximity to the Imperial Palace, the Parliament House and the We live in a small and a garsulrus community,

Chief Public Offices. and any one, especially one holding the positie There are no Ingle rooms, thise arcuring well Bghted, ventilated and cheerful accommoda of Senior Pulsne Judge, who Ives a: public tone. The Cuisine ennot be surpassed, and the aim of the management is to provide for the hotels, sad makes himself conspicuous by biscomfort and flexsure of the guests. The attractions of Tekio ste countless, and the religirns and Aral festivals being of daily occurrence are to be seen at their best and on a grander scale than in any other portion of Japad. All the noted actors, wrestlers and Jugglers make the capital their head-quarters.

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Company would naturally be awling to le I's prope tv, and if Mr. Laida, was the pa davant of the company, it was impossible to se ha he could honestly discharge his ca ficting duties to them and to the pabibuted largely to the result i have mentioned It was a principle of law that no man could hold twn,peitions in which his interest conflicted with his duty. If there were senior and junior Celintal yet, there wud be no harm in the unior taking a private post; but not when there was only are, with nobidy as a check on him. Just as likely as not some conflict might arise, even in the next fw months, be ween the Dairy Farm and M Kennedy involving veterinary matters. It was impossible to see how Ladds could then do his duty. Of course, there was nothing against Mr. Ladds personally it was entirely a matter of principle. It was very much to be regreted that the Board had not been canuled before the letter was sent to the Government or the appointment sanctioned. It w to he hoped the sanction of the Government bad not yet been communicated to Mr. Ladds, for, it was a difficult thing to ask that it be

withdrawn.

Mr. Ede pointed out that the letter expressly stipulated that in case of any conflict of duties the priva e.work was to be given up.

Mr. Francis-Yes, il it comes before the Board, if it is a public matter. We have only Mr Ladds himself to bring it before us.

Dr. Cantlie said he could not see any objection at all to the appointment. If a police constable were also employed as a tavern bir-boy, it would be all right. Duty would always overcome Interest.

After a little further discussion, as nobody supported the view taken, by Mr. Francis, the gulct dropped.

The Board adinarned until Feb. 16, the day preceding the first race day,

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conduct, may be iure that he will be the talk of the town in the morning. At one hot, where Mr. Justice Cook resided, a number of fellows, two or three of whom held Government appointments, also boarded there, and it was the nightly practice of these young men, wheo Mr. Cook was in the state I have suggested, and no better amusement r ffered, to play him every conceivable tii k-blacken his face, put him to bed, &c. Occasionally a young fellow or two from the garrison paed to drop in and assist, and, use their own expression, these young men and a high old time of it with the Ju ige. A very dignified position for the Senior Puisae Judge of

the island 1"

The speaker then went on to describe in a similar strain the Judge's behaviour at another hotel, and the annoyance thereby caused to visitors. He continued

is career at this establishment culminated, I understand, in bis one night harangulng a mixed party of residents and strangers on a decision he was to give the following day in Court, when he collaperd and was carried to bed On another occasion this eminent man exhibited himself at the windows of his Court Chambers, in broad daylight, in puris naturalibus."

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was very clearly explained by the Acting Colonial Secretary in the course of the denato at Trin.dad

"The Acting Colonial Secretary': I have a statement to make Before this motion. now before the Bosid proceeds further, I have an announcement to make to the Council. It is to the effert that the Administrator by the last mat received from the Secretary of State a despatch in which Loyd Knutsford Informs bis Excellency that Mr. Justice Conk having in a letter addressed to his Lordship denied the truth of the charges made against him, he does not think it recessary for the present to take any further steps in the matter."

"No."

C. S. ARTHUR,

Manager.

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"Here's the license just as it was when I took it away from here, not a bit the worse for wear,"

"We can't take it back, sir, or refund the fee." "And you can't compel the girl to marry me

after gang that license and charging me good- money for it."

"No."

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"Then that settles it. The government of the present day, is a hollow mockery. Henceforth l'am an Anarchist of the reddest.redness, You hear me, Innolent minion of a supine and power-or lear State I go; but rerum! The day of vengeance draws nigh, air, Beware! You shall bear from me sgein, and when you hear from me tremble !!

And Jeremiah Sassafras was gone.

WRECKED ON THE GOODWINS. ERASE DARWIN, grandfather of the famous Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed upon his soal the significant words, Omnia ser conchis all things ass from oysters. But from what do oyster selio ? What is the origin of matter Ahl nobody knows. Yet one thing is getting plaince every day. Last this man's story show,

Frem this statement and that of Mr. Menyat, it appears that the charges against the Judge, more or less in the same form as above, were id before Loid Knutsford; that the Judge came home to answer them; that he gave a formal denial to them; and that, thereupon, Finally, Mr. Marryat made the following

without any attempt To pursue the fo statements with regard to the action of the Colonial Office, which is the matter which mostratigation further, he was restored to the concerns the public at home 1---.

exercise of his judicial functions. I assume, o the public are at present burd to assume, that this course was warranted by the Judge's complete innocence of the charges. But it is, nevertheless, apparent, at every step in the debate from which I have quoted, that the allegations in qarsiton are matters of public

He goes on to say: On the 17th of December, 1872, notoriety in Turidw); that not a single whilst atting as ship's carpenter on board the aboam-, member of the Legislative Council is prepared ship Sorrento, I was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands. dispute them; and that neither the Attorney. The shook to my system was so great as to produce

art. I fell into a low, General nor any member of the Exerutive an effbet I never felt before. has a word to say in the Judge's defence. state, and was seited with glidiness and a sinking. What did Lord Kou'sford know that is fainting feeling. had bad taste in the

*Now mark, and this is the paint I wish to if not all, of the particulars which I have men- call honourable members' attention to. Most, tioned were inld before the Secretary of State

the Government of Trinidad? On what ground did he di miss the formal complaints made to him, and restore to this Colony, as an admin ftrator of justice and, a representative of the Queen, a gentleman who is spoken of in the

Legislature, without protest or contradiction, in the terms which I have quoted above? Whatever be the result of the Inquiry now pending, and for the present we must assume that it will be in Mr. Justics Cook's favour, these are questions to went wrought ir be obtained as soon

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my face would burn like fire. I had dificulty in breathing and palpitation, and often a pain seemed to run from the heart through to my shoulder. I had's kind of rumbling all over me, and a choking senestion at the throat, with a rash of blood to the head.

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time: I got so oft in a chair quite powerloss. I doctor, who went I was afraid to go about, and would treated me for a tim, and then sent me to a hospital In Rattlebone Place, London, where I was under treats ment for three months, but got no better. I then put myself under loent doctor, who asid i was suffering

́from nervous debility. He patched me up for a little while, but said to my wife, Your husband is in a oritical condition, and s jaay die at any time,

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for the Colonies by our late Governor, Sir William Robinson; but for some reasons best The bisined letter, which appeared in a recent of the Newcastia Chronicle, will known to the Colonial Office-It may be Mr be read with mixed feelings of wonder and Justice Cook his some influential backstairs amusement by these who know anything about supporters-the Secretary of State or the Under our "alerd home." Our contemporary states Secters y, probably Mr. Wing field, has permitted that the writer, J. H." is a Newcastle englater, bis wretched man to return: A less Bighly .,electrical engineering firm 1–

who has been sent to China' on behalf of an placed official,wapld have been promptly smash bilden from the public, the Legislature, and weight at the chest, and great pain after eating A MEETING of the above LODGE will

ed, Here, then, is a man who has disgraced Hongkong (says this instructive writer) the cloth be wears, who has disgraced the colony seems very pretty from the harbour, but it is not be pretends to serve, and who has polluted the the place one expects to find on getting ashore, high office he holds, who is sent back to us so It is nothing but mountains, covered with shrubs that once male son liberties, the properties her green grass, and scarcely a tree to be seen. welfare.I might almost say the lives of her To fell the truth, I don't care for it at all. There Majesty's subjects in this island seat imbecile, Kicɔbolic décisions of a drunken imbecilo.”" is only one good level road in it, with a lot of sory narrow streets running down the mountain At this last expression the Chairman called Mr. de. They are so very sleep, one an only Marryat to order, with the remark that he did not think it was proper to designate her Majesty's compare them to a stepladder. I went up to thep of Victoris peak in the tram cars, which Judges in language of that description." Save for this mild rebake, I cannot find that in are worked by a steel exble, I had tiffin at the

the whole course of the debate which followed, hotel th, which is 1,800 feet above sea level, and on a the day we would be able to have and in which the Attorney,General and four gned view of the scenery. I am now settled non-official members of the Council anoke, down in my quarters, which are at the top of any exception was taken to the accuracy of Mr

"I got & ligence here the day before yesterday," the sea level, with a side and cool average tions. In the division, the official members said a man tà clerk in the vital statistics office. Mount Parker, which is 1,100 feet above Marryat's statements or the Justice of his observe

of the Council abstaloed from voting. They "That document gave the permission of the temperuure 85 dog. In the shade, when it is

and 928 below. I have tores Chinese were advised to take this course by the Attorney-prople of this sovereign State for the uniting in 9F corlies to carry me up and down in a sedan shair. General, who thought that no member of the wedlock of Jeremiah Sassafras, and Angabel They are very muscular flows, and can go the Executive ought to var, but stated that the M'Junkin,"

"Yen whole distance, which is three miles by a zig-zag could not conscientiously vote against the path, without a stop. The works where I am moto The result of the debtie was some- employed are at Quarry Bay. Some call Quarry what complicated by the fact that the seconder of hard cash. Bay the fever bed and hot hole of the East, as the mition in adoped an amendment asking for nearly every new comer gets the lever shortly an inquiry into the whole administration of justice after his arrival. I am, however, thankful to say in the colony Io support of this he delivered that I enjoy good health, and have done so ever very forcible impeachment of the conduct alace I left home, with the exception of having of the Chief Justice in a number of instances, the prickly heat, which they say is healthy, but all of which allegations, again, ap car to have which is, nevertheless, very annoying. Everyone been either expres ly endorsed or tactly here seems to think that I will have an excellent--acquiesced-in-by.thecus quant speakers. The time of it after I get the place ilghed up, which amendment, calling upad: the Governor to will certainly be some time yet, as some of the institute an inquiry into the whole administra- Chinese are very slow and stupid. Perhaps yes tion by Commissioner independent of the remember reaning in the month of May boy colony," was adopted as the substantive motion, some pirates bound.ng an English steamer, the and was carried by the yoles of je to two aming Wombo. Its just opposite Quarry Bay, and official members of the Council, The they were ex cuted in Chine.e territory jast two ally members merely objected to the opposite. Some sf heir bandy are still on the tops form of action, and both expicated their of poles; as a warning to others, As soon as I readiness to vole at an inquiry into the conduct finish here, I am going to Shanghai, I certainly of Mr. Justice Cook should not like to stay out here, as, to mo, it lea It may, I test, be taken forranted that shis'

now take place without loss of time,

dull place."

inquiry The allusion to the steamer Wambo (? Namoa). (or, even apart from the impotations on Mr. being purated just opposite Quany Bay is Janice Cook, the deb.te discloses, abundant imenense, and the "beads on poles is another necessity for it. As regards Mr. Justiça Cook, amusing stretch of imagination. A three-mile I hope that the result, which, I have no desire gig oad from the Taikon Sagar Kefinery in any way to anticipate, it be to dispose to Mount Parker is another eye-opener to the conclusively of the astounding and disgraceful initiated. "J. H." may have meant well, but charges made in the Legislative Council.

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However, I gat to work for a short time, and then was xa badan over. 1 Ungered on in this way for youre-now a little better, now work, but never wall. About 1880, whilst working at Moara, Westwood and Bailey's, Millwall, a mate who saw my suffering told me of a medicine called Mother Angel's Ourative Syrup, and he brought mea bottle. After taking the Brst battle I found my food agreed with me, and J began to improve. All nervous feeling gradually left 4 paid fifty cents for that license in good pared. From that time to this I have been a strong and by persevering with the medicine I was soon

man, and done harder work than e I have since kept Mother Salgel's Byrup in the house, didn't dropey, has found more rellaf from it than from and my wife who was a great sufferer from rheumatism

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"It was this way. I loved her and wanted to marry her, and I thought if I got a license, and took it to her, she'd see I meant business,Now, what is the thing which we said is getting plainer every day? Why this that almost an infinite and would come to time."

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