I dure say your readers will remember the star ie a tea cup which was raised sone two years ago by Mr. A. P. Pennel, a member of e Indian Civil Service of considerable ability who. when Judge of Naoklsli in Bengal, made rome very extra: ordinary remarks in his judgment in a murder case in which he ' went" for everyone, from the Lieut.-Governor of Bengal downwards and finished up by sending the Superintendent of Police to jail for perjury, Mr. Pennel was suspended and finally dis-mi-sed from the service. Recently he-was admitted to practice as a barrister in the Rangoon High Court, but he is evidently just. 28 pugnacious (figuratively) as ever for the ins just been suspend d by the High Court for three month" in consequence petition he submitted on behalf of " client and other irregularities. The High In which he necused a judge of corruption held that Mr. Penue had exceeded his struction and was unable to substantiate his assertions, Mr. Pennel is doubtless a cleve-inw. but he is apt to rem ud one of the bull inthe Ohina shop and he always gets cut j by we broken Chinn.
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