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MEMORANDUM OF SPECIAL SERVICES performed during the years
1885
1904.
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1. I entered the Colonial Civil Service in the
year 1878 as Solicitor General of Barbados.
2. In 1885 6, after ceasing to act as
Administrator of Tobago, I prepared and passed through the
press a draft revised edition, in one imperial 8vo. volume,
of the Laws of that Colony. Unfortunately this work came
to nothing in the end in consequence of the union of Tobago
with Trinidad, which shortly afterwards took place. I
presume, however, that it was as a recognition, either al-
together or in part, of this service that Her Majesty the
late Queen was pleased to confer upon me, in January, 1888,
a Companionship of the Order of St. Michael and St. George.
3. In 1888 9, while I was Chief Justice of
St. Lucis, I prepared and passed through the press a new and
revised edition in one 4to. volume * with an index, of the
Laws of St. Lucia.
4. In 1891 2, while I was Attorney General
of British Guiana, I prepared and had printed a large number
of important Bills, principally relating to the Supreme
Court and to Oriminal Law and Procedure.
5. In 1894 5, while still Attorney General of
British Guiana, I prepared and passed through the press a
new and revised edition of the Laws of that Colony, The
edition was in four large 8vo. volumes, with a fifth volume
containing a chronological table and an index.
8. In 1898
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1902, while I was Chief Justice of
Hongkong I drafted and corrected the proofs as Bills of the
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