to the extent of his official duties,
And reliable information, either
was unable to obtain as full,
expenses
living
the Colony,
have done, but, he
As he might under other circumstances
led to
Assume that, the Governor
Su
of Salary and has due to offices And Emolument
the limits of offices
John Bowring
Regard to both
Queen's Proctor in the Court by order of the Governor, there was. And to which were added by the duties which devolved upon him on his Arrival in the Colony that
Your Memorialist
Admiralty,
nature, both duty
to a great extent conflicting
were most excessive
by rendering
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were then discharged, while unassisted a matter of weighty responsibility, and altogether precluding the possibility of increasing income by the pursuit of private practice, he
also found that, the expenses of House & office rent, And of nearly every necessary of life were beyond, what he had been led to suppose, And were in such, As his entire Salary would be insufficient to defray without any reference whatever to Official outlay which was almost entirely absorbed it
Your Memorialist would take the liberty of referring as shortly, as possible to the work resumed by his hands.
The prevalence