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| OFFICE | NAME | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed, and under what Instrument | Annual Salary in British Sterling | From what Fund the Salary is paid | Amount of Fees during the Year 1853 | Whether the Principal be allowed a House for his personal Residence or what Allowance for House Rent or Quarters | Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the United Kingdom. If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, whether upon Full or Half Military or Naval Pay, the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his Office. | Period during which the Officer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1853 | Whether the Principal enjoy any, and what other Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns | Date of First Appointment under the Colonial Government | REMARKS |
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| Colonial Secretary, and Auditor General | The Honourable William Caine | 17th May 1847 | Letters Patent under Seal of the Colony, authorized by the Queen's Warrant | £1800 0 0 | Colonial Revenue | Major, Unattached, and Lieutenant Colonel by Brevet | 342 Days | Receives Horse Allowance with a Salary of £100 per Annum | 10 July 1843 | Contributes to the Superannuation Fund | ||
| Chief Clerk | J. M. d'Almada e Castro | 16th May 1824 | Governor's Letter | £472 10 0 | Colonial Revenue | 10th October 1837 | J. M. d'Almada e Castro entered Her Majesty's Service in the office of the Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China on the 10th January 1837, and was appointed by Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., on the 1st July 1838, to his present situation in the Colonial Secretary's Office. | |||||
| 2nd Clerk | J. M. d'Almada e Castro | 24th October 1843 | Colonial Secretary's Letter No. 183 | £270 0 0 | Colonial Revenue | 10th October 1837 | J. M. d'Almada e Castro entered Her Majesty's Service in the office of the Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China on the 10th January 1837, and was appointed by Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., on the 1st July 1838, to the Situation of 2nd Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office. | |||||
| 3rd Clerk | Mr. Grand Pre | 12th March 1845 | Colonial Secretary's Letter No. 267 | £216 0 0 | Colonial Revenue | Employed during March as Assistant in the Census and Registration Office, where he will continue until Mr. Manson, who was appointed to act as Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court, resumes his original duties. Mr. Grand Pre accordingly draws the moieties of his salary in the Treasury Office, and of that of the Clerk in the Registrar General's Establishment. | 4th September 1852 | Contributes to the Superannuation Fund | ||||
| 4th Clerk | Mr. W. Chapman | 14th December 1853 | Colonial Secretary's Letter No. 260 | £141 0 0 | Colonial Revenue | 1 Month and 4 Days | 10th September 1853 | Mr. Chapman acts as 3rd Clerk and draws the moieties of the salaries assigned to this and his own appointment, during the temporary removal of Mr. Grand Pre from the Secretary's Establishment. The duties of Mr. Grand Pre in half the salary of the office are performed by Mr. Hugh Reinhardt. | ||||
| Clerk to the Auditor General | Dr. H. Hance | 17th December 1853 | Colonial Secretary's Letter No. 266 | £243 0 0 | Colonial Revenue | 15 Days | 10th September 1845 | Dr. Hance returned from his leave in England on the 15th January. Mr. Morgan, the holder of this office, died on the 21st October, and Dr. Hance succeeded him on the 17th December. | ||||
| Carried forward £660 1 10 |
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TIC.O. 133
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
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Amount of Fees
during
Whether the
Principal be allowed
■ House
for his personal
Residences
or what Allowance, if any,
for House Rent or Quarters
Whether the Ofice be held by Principal
in conjunction with any, and what ofEr Civil, Military, or Naval Oce, or Appointent,
or Fixce of Profit, in any Colony, or
on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.
If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Oficer, whether upon Full or Haif Hilltary or Kaval Pay,
the Total Amount of Pay and Alowances of
every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profta of his
Ofics.
Period daring
which the Officer
has beeth
Absent from the
Colony during the Year
1833.
Whether the Principel
enjoy any, and what other
Advantage or Prok,
not required to be stated in the
preceding Column
Date of
First Appointment
under the
Colonial Government.
OFFICE
NAME.
Date of
Appointment.
By whom appointed,
and under
Annual Salary
in British
From what Fund
the
the Year 1853.
what Instrument.
or Army Sterling.
Salary is paid.
in Sterling Value.
Brought forward
£
2
d
3300
Colonial decretary, The Hourable Secutivant 17th May
The Honorable Sieutenant
And Auditor General. Colonel Milliara Came
17th May 1947.
Letters Patent under 1800
Seal of the Colony....
authorized by the
Queen's Werrant.a
Chief Clerk
2nd Clark
d. d'Almada e Cestroy 16th May, Governor's Letter
14
1824
D 4 A.
472/10
I. IM. d'Ibunda e Castro 324 October, Colonial Secretary's 270
Letter W. 183.
3rd Clert
Mr Grand Tre
121
45 Clerk
Mr. W. Chapman
141
Clerk to the audito Dr. H. &. Hance General
-if-t
1945
17 December, Colonial Secretary's 243
1853
if
REMARKS.
Letter W: 267.
Colonial Secretario Letter W:260.
2161
Colonial Secretary's 300 Letter he 266.
Carried forward 660110
ulary
Grant & Local Revenue
W= I d'Almada electro entered for Majestys Service in the office of the Chief duperintendent of.... British Trade in China on the 10th January, 1937, and was appointed by bin Hury Tottinger, Bart, on the 1th July 183. to his present situation in the Colonial secretary's office.
(C.) M. In d'Ilonada e ladro Entered Her Majesty' hervice in the office of the Chief luperintendent of "British
Trade in China on the rt January 164, and was appointed by bir Harry Pottinger, Bart, on the tituly, 2003, to the Situation of 324 Clent in the loomish secretaryo office.
idth brand the harbouruployed dina 229 - Murch asclant in the Census and Registration office, where he will continue sentil I mason- who was the appointed tact as Exputy Registrer of the Supreme Court, recumits his original duties. Wibrand the accordingly draws the moieties of his deling in the heatery office, and of that of the clock in the Registretine batablishments
Major snattached and fientment Colonel by Breast....
34 2
Pecives holy on allowances,
ller Knof Conmails with a Salary of £100 per Annuin...
Contributes to the 30th April, huperauinuation Fund..
M
potduly
1943.
10 July
194
10th October...
1875
Acts as appraiser of the Jeupreme Courty vide note 61.
15 Days
Contributes to the 4th September
1852.
Inperannuation Fund..
1 mouth and A.Days..
10th September
1 Make
REMARKS——continued.
(e.) Mr. Chapman Acts as 3rd Clerk and draws the moieties of the dolaries assigned to this and his own appointment, during the temporary removal of hot brand the from the secretaryje ketellishment. The satics of welberth in half the salary of the office are performed by Mr Hugh Reinhard...
If 1 Dr. Hence returned from his leave in England on the 15 Johnary. Mr. Morgan the holder of this office died
Chealleen.
M
the 21th October, and Dr. Hance succeeded him on the 17th December.
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