of the report of the Commission
appointed to enquire into the general
work of the Registry of the Supreme
the
Court of Hong Kong, and of your obser-
vations upon that report which have
been submitted by you, he regrets
to
say that he has come to the conclusion
that he has no alternative but to call
upon you to return to Hong Kong
to
meet specific charges which will be
framed against you and which will
be tried before the Executive
Council in accordance
with the
Colonial regulations.
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In view however,
of your state
of health, Mr Lyttelton would not
be disposed to insist upon your
return for this purpose, unless
satisfied by a medical certificate
that your doing so involved no
serious risk, and should it unfort-