Crown Solicitor

The Office is now vacant and questions have been raised about who has the right to make an application for the position.

Until recently, Mr. Jobert (or Jobertis/Joburni) was Acting Crown Solicitor, supported by the Colonial Authorities. His application was in due form, but his brother here (whom I have sent a letter to) would be a helpful contact.

I am most obliged to be able to help. Mr. Joburni is a worthy member of this Department and a personal friend of mine.

My Lord,

Government House,

Hong Kong, 5 September 1883.

I have the honour to forward for Your Lordship's favourable consideration an application for the post of Crown Solicitor made by the Acting [Crown Solicitor?].

The Right Honourable

The Earl of Derby,

etc. etc. etc.

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Crown Solicitor

The Office

is

now vacant questions

as to the right

of making an application

into

it.

Mr. Joburni (or Jobertis)

was Acting Crown Solicitor

until recently.

The Colonial Authorities

have done much

to support him

and I understand

his application

is in due form.

His Brother here

(the one I send

to) would help

if you would

be so obliging.

I am

most obliged.

Mr. Joburni is a

worthy member of

this Department and a

personal friend of

mine.


My Lord,

Government House,

Hong Kong, 5 September 1883.

I have the honour to

forward for Your Lordship's

favourable consideration an

application for the post of

Crown Solicitor made by

the Acting [Crown Solicitor?].

The Right Honourable

The Earl of Derby,

etc. etc. etc.

Let's reformat it properly as per the instructions and make necessary corrections.

Crown Solicitor

The Office is now vacant and questions have been raised as to the right of making an application into it.

Mr. Joburni was Acting Crown Solicitor until recently. The Colonial Authorities have done much to support him and I understand his application is in due form. His Brother here (the one I send to) would help if you would be so obliging.

I am most obliged. Mr. Joburni is a worthy member of this Department and a personal friend of mine.

My Lord,

Government House,

Hong Kong, 5 September 1883.

I have the honour to forward for Your Lordship's favourable consideration an application for the post of Crown Solicitor made by the Acting Crown Solicitor.

The Right Honourable

The Earl of Derby,

etc. etc. etc.

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