The harbour
we have
archive by the Engineer
Angus-Robertson for one quarter year.
Good Year 7.
I presume that in view of the hurry it will not be proposed to persevere with Mr Lockhart's nominations on appeal in which case I should so inform the Papers for me. Anticipating to find an outsider, & the should have a word from the Straits.
I do not like taking away, very few appointments to which the men are both trained & fitted.
Cadets
As for that a knowledge of the Chinese language is of more importance than legal attainment - The point has hitherto turned on Mr d'Almada's forth. But this strikes at the root of the cadet system.
Magistrates Young Cadets are at once in the Straits & Police. Depriving Civil Service, Quelpart & Party entered in the office when their services were started.
Lam
Art
My Ld
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It is impossible to appoint Mr Lockhart
MINUTE PAPER.
in the face of paragraph 203
His despatch.
and certainly it seems undeniable that at least one out of the two magistrates should be a lawyer by profession.
On the other hand the despatch is a miserable arrangement transparently for the worse.
I would have nothing to do with him, but would look out for a barrister from elsewhere.
I agree entirely with Sir R. Herbert's minute.
D. June J.
We have
W. Harwood.
Police Magistrate required for Hong Kong.
a better way to take the place
as he is probably not be willing he is probably looking forward to getting into private practice at the Straits: but it might be offered to him.
He was called to the bar in 1871
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The harbour
we have
archive by the Engineer
Angus-Robertson for one quarter year.
Good Year 7.
I presume that in view of the hurry it will not be proposed to persevere with Mr Lockhart's nominations on appeal in which case I should so inform the Papers for me. Anticipating to find an outsider, & the should have a word from the Straits.
I do not like taking away, very few appointments to which the men are both trained & fitted.
Cadets
As for that a knowledge of the Chinese language is of more importance than legal attainment - The point has hitherto turned on Mr d'Almada's forth. But this strikes at the root of the cadet system.
Magistrates Young Cadets are at once in the Straits & Police. Depriving Civil Service, Quelpart & Party entered in the office when their services were started.
Lam
Art
My Ld
12mm 1/6
It is impossible to appoint Mr Lockhart
MINUTE PAPER.
in the face of paragraph 203
His despatch.
and certainly it seems undeniable that at least one out of the two magistrates should be a lawyer by profession.
On the other hand the despatch is a miserable arrangement transparently for the worse.
I would have nothing to do with him, but would look out for a barrister from elsewhere.
I agree entirely with Sir R. Herbert's minute.
D. June J.
We have
W. Harwood.
Police Magistrate required for Hong Kong.
a better way to take the place
as he is probably not be willing he is probably looking forward to getting into private practice at the Straits: but it might be offered to him.
He was called to the bar in 1871
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