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for each of the two annual sessions. They also coreider that
the arrangements should be subject to review on the occurrence of a vacancy in the post of Chief Justice of Hongkong, or of
Their Lordships the Judge of the Supreme Court for China.
suggest that future holders of these poste might well be required to act as members of the Full Courts at Shanghai
and Hongkong respectively as part of their normal duties.
4.
I am to request that this department may be
furnished with the Duke of Devonshire's observations on the
suggestion put forward by Their Lordships, so far as it
affecte the Chief Justice at Hongkong.
I am,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
J. Wellesley
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