brought against these persons, dam not disposed
to consider that Mr White
deserved more than the
severe reprimand which
was adininistered
him. But, at the
Lo
same
time, I consider that this being so
et
was
neither
א
just
nor
reasonable that Mas's
Browne should
been
mow
have
severely
dealt with than the mon
who shared in her offence.
such as it was. I have
therefore formed the
opinion that
Rorme
amends are due to Miss
Browne
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Browne, and whilst I
do not propose to
offer to re-instate
her after what
has happened, I think that
she should be allorved
the benefit of that clause.
in her agreement with the Colony by which she was
to be entitled to three
month's notic or a
or a vivin
sum
equal to three months'
exlary, as well as a
free passage, if her
services
were
dispensed
with at the discretion
of the Government.
3. Share therefore authorised the agents
to