2 to Interfy the formsions of Ordinance 1.6 of 1845. 1.10- either our
But I prefine that a Three Years' service of the Supreme Court itself, Interpreter _(which is in fact the law of Tasmania, under the Act of Council in Vict, No:29)_ or "Clerk of the Supreme Court, to des "Majesty's Attorney, or Solicitor General, or Clerk of the Peace" (1.3.) Phath be, in the loung age of the foune Not "Eligible for admission to prontise
Attorney Aplicitor, and Pretor, of the Supreme Court, subject to the "several regulations in that behalf "thereinafter contained".
ow ou Home "regulations me of the Iighest eonveyquence to the respectability of the profession, and might be prefully indopted here; there being no restriction
A. "regulations in force -3 45 whatever at present imposed upon the admission of any British subject within Hong Kong, (whether susturals -borim_ by severon__ conquest to the Roll of Attornies, Solicitors, and Proctors of the Court (3rd M. 6 of 1845, 0.10)
The Tasmania are contained in sections 6 to 19 of the local Act of Council above-mentioned. The candidate must affirm not only the fact of service, but also his personal fitness, to the satisfaction of three examiners, at least, of whom one shall be a barrister.
Alloway, and one the Master of the Court. An appeal to the Supreme Court against their rejection of candidate may be maintained by end the brut pay reverse their decision and admit the candidate. But