until he has been re-examined by Drs P. Manson: I tell him to apply to this office for authority for such exam.
at the beginning of May!
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retiran enclo, in 2134.
Inform b.a. of extn, & inf. Lov. merely that his leave has been extended on medical grounds, saying nothing more at present to him.
as part of the bose's minute of 5 Jan (see last para of the Kyshe's case 46592) will be addressed to him at a later date except that a copy of the bose's minute of 5 Jan (see 46592)
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I do not think we need notice Mr Ks.
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Tell M Bys that Sir P. Manson states that he is at present not in a fit state of health so that his trial may be postponed till the beginning of May when he should be re-examined. Should this office authorise it.
Sir P. Manson,
If that be so
for examination in the necessary
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Sir,
21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, 6 2 04.
I have today examined Mr. J.W. N. Kyshe, Registrar of the Supreme Court of Hongkong, and have the honour to report that he is in good bodily health and in this respect fit to return at once to Hongkong. But his mental condition is very unsatisfactory.
He is nervous, depressed, complains of pains in his back, sleeplessness etc. is very voluble insisting constantly on the necessity for rest from the mental strain to which he says he has been subjected, and so forth.
The mental perturbation is, in my opinion, partly the outcome of special circumstances and partly the outcome of personal temperament.
He had a similar breakdown in 1899.
An extension of leave for three months might restore his mental equilibrium; should it not do so I would regard him as not likely to be fit for further service.
I am, Sir, Your Obed. Servant, P. Manson
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