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"locum tenens for a day" two longer, the anxiety to serve the Government which has led you (Dr. Jordan) to undertake part of Mr. Marques' duties may carry you further to do the rest.
6. A little meantime waiting for examination from 5th to 7th when Dr. Jordan himself examined it.
There can be no doubt that Dr. Wharry is liable to be called upon to perform these duties and that he is bound to perform them, for on 28th July, 1881, he submitted to the Secretary of State an application for increase of salary which he had unsuccessfully made to Governor Hennessy on 23rd March, 1881, in which he based his request principally on the ground that in addition to the Hospital duties which he had stipulated to perform he was called upon to "undertake nearly the whole of