Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-07-03
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-07-03
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- 1894
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-07-03
Year: 1894
Justice outraged in HONGKONG It is supposed to be the grandest principle of British justice that every man shall be regarded as innocent until he is charged great or small, and as a rule presiding judges, to their infinite credit be it said, take pains to see that prisoners are not placed in any position tending to endanger their chances of an impartial trial and that their against them, is as worthy of consideration as is that of any other person in court, not excluding the judge himself so, at least we once heard the most brilliant judge now adorning the Australian borsht A. S. WATSON & CO., LD Supreme Court In criminal sessions The "SELKIRK" Case The governor and the sanitary board The plague in HONGKONG Appalling fire in Yokohama The "city of peeing" in a typhoon Great earthquake in Japan Particulars of the damage THE KOREAN IMBROGLIO To be followed by more if the movements of china warrant it According to the decision of the cabinet council, the first military division secretly left on the night of the same day for kores
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