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Reference to the correspondence which passed on this subject in 1857, the Attorney General at Hongkong receives, in addition to his Salary under the Colonial Office, an allowance of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds a year, as remuneration for services rendered to Her Majesty's Superintending of Trade
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and I am to add that last year a further Allowance of One Hundred Pounds a year was granted to him in respect of services rendered to Her Majesty's Diplomatic and Consular Establishment in Japan, making a yearly Allowance of Three Hundred and Fifty Pounds which he receives from this Office.
Lord Russell is of opinion that this is all the remuneration to which the Attorney General is entitled for whatever legal