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George Waite of the Gunpowder Depot.
effter the usual
formalities required by the Regulations had been duly carried out, Mr. Waite appeared before the Executive Council on the 3rd instant. He admitted
his quilt, and pleaded for forbearance on account past services .
3.
of his
The Counsil, after full
consideration, advised that,
in view of Mr. Waite's long
service
His Carmes.
Bi.Dis already Sved. I would Dangerous
serviec, and in order to obviate
the
his complete ruin of...
Career,
so he be offered the opportunity of
A Complay him
al
resigning
his
office, forfeiting
thereby all slaim to pension:
or gratuity, but that, in the event of his refusing to -
resign unconditionally, he be suspended.
4.
but
Mr. Waite resigned,
it only from the 21st instant; and as, in the meantime, he continued to misconduct -
- himself, I ordered his
immediate