and

that you will submit to Sir R. B. Lytton the Expediency of transmitting the usual Statement of his services, as well as of the grounds for which it is proposed to grant him a Pension.

Jam, lii

your despatch servant See Allamellin

Merivale

Lord Canning is disposed to agree to the whole, on fixing the Salary of Her Majesty's Governor of H.Kong

£3000 per annum.

The despatch to Governor Robinson

The scheme has expressed,

I presume,

Having proceeded

I trust

That

the

Chb

:M

Lord Canning does not intend to refer to a pension. We can call on him for a statement of his services,

to be submitted to the Treasury,

in the

but as for the

ordinary way: grounds on which a pension is proposed to be granted to him, they can, I apprehend, only explain

that the inducement

is

accorded

on

the score of

abolition of office,

Accompanied by fin Metal Secince

al-H.

Kong

since 1841.

on

Att. 16 Mont.

The salary is ultimately fixed

by Sir R. Lytton himself at £2500.

will he adhere simply to

the figures

amended in the correspondence

as G. Caine, hand as suggested?

and I think it may

has all been

her former Award for him leave of

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