4..
5.
357
year by the Civil List.
Ordinance,
but
years
only
as the Salary for the last three
during which he was resident was
£ 600, I recommends that an annual
pension of Fifteen Sextieths of £600.be £150.
awarded him, to commence
from the
from
date at which he concluded a period of service equivalent to 10 years, biz :
5th February 1862. If the increase in Mr Mitchell's Salary made in August 1860 is taken into calculation, giving him credit for half Service while
tw
leave, his pension would amount
k £156. 18.10.
w ⱭmmWWW.
farm-
10 months at £700 = £583.6.8.
26.
do
36 months or se
600 1,300 3 years.
£1,883.6.8
average for 1 year 62715.6. 15/60 of which = £156.18-10-
I have only further to observe
that Mr. Mitchell states in his letter
te Div 5. Rogers of 244 December
h
last, that his "haff salary ceased so for
-Clased
"back as the 124 August last and that he
"only received Sixteen and a
"half pay
half months
Eighteen months leave of "absence, the remaining half quarter's
"Salary being impounded by the rules of
"the Service, pending the Settlement of. "his pension Clains " But this must be a mistake as the Auditor Igeneral has
to me that Mr Mitchell actually
reported.
ted to
drew half. Salary to the 15th September
last, the date on
leave expired.
which his 18 months'
I have the honor to be,
C
Moy Lord Duke,
Your Grace's
Most Obedient Servant,
Recentes ft. Robinson