be regarded as of that continuously
meritorious nature which deserves
the highest Pension.
4.
I reluctantly feel that it is necessary for the discipline
of the force to make such a distinction, and though I do not
trouble
your Lordship with, and gladly avoid recording, all the circumstances of Mr. Jarman's
case, I am of course quite prepared to supplement this
Despatch with
any further
information, which
Your
Lordship may require.
5. Mr Jarman has been paid in full all Salary due to the
21st day of his resignation and also £118.15.0, being one third of the passage money for himself and family to Europe by P. & O. Steamer, and I presume on his arrival in England and reporting himself, he will be permitted to draw from the Crown Agents his proposed Pension of £138. 14. 10 from the 23rd of last April
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient
humble Servant
Robert's son, W. M. Deane
Governor.