of
Hong
the Government of thing
with the Institution
which has been so established.
The Servants of the
Civil Government
grade thing
A to whatever
are not entitled I belong.
to Medicine
Attendance at the public expense, but Folien
holding
and other persons subordinate situations have all this won
in
the odd
sickness
fixed
A
sum per diem, beating,
some proportion to the current
expense of the Institution being deducted from their Pay; and handed over to the
Committee of Management.
But although
the
the customary expenses Institution ought, in their Lordship's opinion, to be left to be provided for by private benevolence and good management.
Concur in opinion
opinion with
Lord
Ford Stanley
208
that it would
be a proper Act of liberality for the Colonial Government to contribute
sum towards the erection
of a suitable building for the Hospital,
and
amount so to be contributed
should depend
partly upon
the state of the Colonial Revenue, and partly upon
the private
subscriptions, which,
if the amount
be sufficient
during
which should
out...
...
furnish & the
permanently
Institution will be
and
efficiently established
For
Your Obedient Servant,
Your
humble Servant