:
fiven, thiren with authority, any grounde
for supposing that he was
a daim to pension
Serving with
The letter
of the year 1858 enclosed in this despatch
to not pavention pension, but they five
impressin
me the idea that at that time heither he nor the Hongtang Gout had the least idea of his hatching a regular public office with pension privileges attached.
& the provisional
as the salary, Sebab
wa
than
on the Itimates, he could have
Clain
top on that ground aloud, quite apart from his private practice; & the Corresp : of 1862, alluded to withs Minutes on 9443/87, then thatvers Lom after the Act of 1859, before the Stone After Hongkong pansin minute, the old treasury sale was known in the Colony.
Moreover his own account of what happened in 1874 shows that up to that
dat he did not consider himself entitled spencion
I would have been milepossible
"Khave put his office in the fixed cotal =
Wishment then, tat-
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the
Lams
Fore
khave told him that maccount of his
private practice his sight to perananation
would knot be recognized; possibly Sir A.kenned, H-Auction both werlooked the bearing offerta hii private practice on the pension question, perhaps on the otterhand the sile
too well
Known in Houghag to leave aut doubt on the point, the question
had certaing been considered in
the
Case of Dr Marray, & dan prally
Confident that it also probe witte
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case of some subordinates on
Survey a Generali Despartinant, and ther
this to the Crown Lolicitor.
I think you might look if,
the time his office
at
was Frontheared
From the Provisional to the Fixed Entatt
any correspi with the her state. the jual took place; tig hot we might fend this to
Fold the Yor", I dinething Alumine Whether there was mything
1-
M
record
at the time of such transfer bearing on Drt's contention that his right to