of the Supreme Court, relative to the appointment of Mr. Bruse Shepherd, Deputy Land Officer, to act as
Registrar
of the Supreme Court, which
was
reported in
my despatch
W. 140 of the 18th of April last.
It was
after full
consideration, and consultation
with Mr (now Sir James) Russell, Chief Justice, the Colonial Secretary,
Wise, who was
and Mr.
Acting
Registrar until he became Acting
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and with their
unanimous concurrence
that I passed
over Mr.
Sangster, and appointed Mr Bruce Shepherd, as being
Man
fitter
their opinion the
for the place.
During a previous
3.
in the
in
temporary vacancy office of Registrar, Mr. -Sangster and Mr Barff, Deputy Registrar and Assountant, (who have for I understand,
many years,
been