(Poutce) v. Avauste Gureppanae, rapidly destructive fire that has occurred adherents of some religious sect,) in your since the burning of Messrs, Lane, Crawford & Co.'s auction rooms, on 12th Feb., iN4-—Thoro are no sectarian rebels in my jurisdiction?
Drunkenness, Defendant, a seaman, was found by the 1875, and that of the Mitsu Bishi Offices, Police, drunk in Hongkew, on Thursday jurisdiction, nor has there been any cutting Ordered to 1.50, and igh on the 15th March following. off of tails, Fortunately, the building was sur-Q.—Are the foreigners in your circuit all thie kip. pay costs, $1 and to return rounded by: fire-proof walls, and these of course prevented all likelihood of. hot t——may be the fire spreading laterally, though there was much danger of its travelling the roofs and s0 communicating to the adsnredgeona 4 a may be con-R, (Rortce) v, ALEX, MACLEAN, Drunk and Disorderly.
'A—Ordinarily about two or three hun-.—How many foreigners have you?
Defendant, a n f the ship Lauderdale, was charged with being drunk and disorder joining buildings. A large mat sun-screen, dred, but in summer, when foreign men-of-in Hongkew and at the Police Stati the' house scram the road, on extending from the exchange building to war come, there are & considerable number did not seem soher in Court, more. n placed in the cell, he oochow was judiciously Q.—You are very well veryed in managing 1 to arouse the neigh. down by the Hook and: Ladder Corny Lourhood, and appeared to be suffer foreign affairs.
A—The at ErTentain rend but flag to the wooden who thus no doubt a) source delirium ' tremen,—Del are fow; bable danger not only te other hi man who was before the: Court on Wednes-the business, 0 far, has been easy to day, charged with being drank and disorderly Oot am told you are very well skilled in the Consulate offices on the previous day. Remanded for a day, to give him time to in managing foreign business. get sober.
A.—T have been six years in office. to keeping the roofs of the adjoining: premises well saturated, and 80 renting the Q.—How enter the service Juno 16th, entered as a Graduate of the R, (Porsce) v. ALEX, MACLEAN, fire extending that way, while the.
Han-lit also used their' extincteurs ively: in: Drunk and Disorderly.).—What province do belong to? other directions; so that Defendant, a seaman of the Lauderdale, was brought upon remand, charged with the all probability, of the above offences. A warrant for being absent over, though the last of. the engi from his ship without leave had also been not teave the scene until seven the bank when the fire broke out, and one ere were sixteen persons in ence showed that he was noisy in the stroot taken out against the defendant, The evid. Q.—Wero you serving in the field with and at the Police Station, and seemed suffering of them, the watchman, who was fifty years 'Mao Chang-hsi? from delirium tremen.' It was defendant's old, was afterwards missing. Later inthe second offence within a fow days, A.—Yes; I was under Mao Chaig-hsi His Worsure sentenced him to fourteen for three years.
burt, was discovered. beneath days' hard labour, and to pay costs, $1.50. mass of still smouldering rubbish: R, (Pouce) v. Gronox Taytor, The people of the tea-hong began has removing the chests, but soon perceiving.—T have.
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