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of a service to the Colony. And with begard to the Court over which
I have presided for over six years I am also I think entitled to
say that the foundation of the "Law Reports" has done much to put
the administration of justice on a sounder footing than it has
ever been before.
But I have to ask for a larger measure of consider-
ation on the following grounds:-
A. in so far as the desire expressed by the Secretary of State
for my retirement le concerned: because my attitude towards the
establishment of the new Appeal Court, which was made the basis of
that desire, has been entirely misunderstood. The Secretary of
State will realise this when he comes to peruse the letters which
I have recently addressed to Your Excellency on the subject.
Because the pension which I am likely to receive, even assuming
that the contribution from this Colony amounts to £500 a year, will
hardly reach 2800, and this after nearly eighteen years of arduous
service in kauritius and Hongkong. This affects me specially
seriously because the education pf my second son will not be completed
for another year, and this will constitute a heavy call upon my
resources.
C.-- Because I am still in full health and intellectual activity;
the prospect of obtaining employment is slender, and a life of
enforced idleness is repugnant to me.
D.-- More serious still is the fact that my retirement now will
completely destroy the prospects of promotion to the Judicial Ommittee
which I have always set before me as the goal of my ambition. For
the last fifteen years I have been working steadily with that end
in view, and have written a long series of works on Private Inter-
national Law which was only completed in December last year. These
works have been published at my own expense, and I have devoted a
very considerable sum of money to the purpose; they are received
as authorities on the abstruse questions with which they deal, and
I may add in passing have considerably facilitated the decisions
in