8:0. P. vsGUSIAN SINGH, ET.AL, In HM. Police Court last Fridax, Before the magistrate, Mr.
Morris, Gujjan Singh, Desanda Bingh and Gainde Singh wore com-multted for trial in the Supreme Gourt.
The charges framed by ithemagistrate are as follows:—
"Wor that they during 1927 did conspire tozettier to raise discontent ction. among the subjects. of further tribute same, contrary to Article 80 of the' China Order-in-Couneit 1025,"
Mr, I, T, Maitland prosecuted on behalf of the police and Mr, Tycho Wing appeared for the defence.
Me. Maitland—re-called the Iandiord of the house which, alleged, Gujjan Singh ented and occupied.—Witness, said that he visited the house during. the morning in company with Inspector J, Sullivan and that this house, situated at 64 Ching Yuen Road, was the one mentioned in the Agreement signed by Gujjan Singh, This witness's statements were corroborated by the inspector and after formal evidence of translation of the agreement by a Chinese trans-Inter from police headquarters, his Worship committed the defendants for trial as stated above, They were duly cautioned but reserved their statements and defence,
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