With reference to the augmentation proposed
regarding the establishment of a Crown Solicitor
in the Colony, it was considered conversable
in the Council of the Government
that it was the only
question involved, and
that it would not be fitting to render the existing
arrangement, by which a
Governor and a
Law Officer
are maintained,
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Copy of Treasury for consent 25 Aug/st. August 30 Aug / 56-100-
Sept 189
N2.
RECEIVED
JULY 7
1826
602), during long 201 Government Offices, Victoria, Hong Kong, 5 May 1856.
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The Attorney-General has made application for the appointment of a Crown Solicitor in this Colony. I have the honor to forward a copy of his letter on the subject, and of the Colonial Secretary's reply.
Similar reference is made to Lieutenant Governor Caine's Despatch N. 57 of # April 1855, and to inform the opinion there given that
The Right
Honourable
Labouchere, M.P.,
etc.,
etc.,
etc.,