| NAME | Date of Appointment | Annual Salary in British Sterling | Amount of Fee during the Year 1853 or what Allowance, if any, in Sterling Value, for House Rent or Quarters | Whether the Principal be allowed a House for his personal Residence; By whom appointed, and under what Instrument | 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 1858 | Whether the Principal enjoys any, and what other Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns | Date of First Appointment under the Colonial Government |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colonial Secretary The Honorable M. L. Mercer, Esquire | 13 April 1855 | £2,500 | Letters Patent under Seal of the Colony, authorized by the Secretary's Warrant; passed on the 29 January, 1855 | 18 May 1854 (1) 1st July 1843 (2) | |||||
| Chief Clerk S. d'Almada e Castro, Esquire | 16 May 1844 | £1,200 | £472 10s | Governor's Letter | Clerk of Councils with a salary of £200 per annum | Returned from leave to England on the 24th November 1858 | Has contributed to the Superannuation Fund | 12 January 1838 (1) 1st July 1843 (2) | |
| Second Clerk B. L. d'Almada e Castro | 24 October 1845 | £800 | Colonial Secretary's Letter No 483 | One week 14 February 1854 | 1st July 1843 (2) 20 October 1857 | ||||
| Third Clerk Alle J Thornton | 25 July 1856 | £600 | Colonial Secretary's Letter | 22 August 1857 | |||||
| Fourth Clerk | |||||||||
| Fifth Clerk dr. G. F. Chapman | 25 November 1857 | £240 | Lille. Art 168 of 54 Feby 1235 | 12 months and 14 days on sick certificate | Has contributed to the Superannuation Fund | April 1857 | |||
| Ale Harry Rubery 26 February 1858 By The Governor | |||||||||
| Temporary Clerk dr Bio Marques | 31 August 1858 | £180 at £15 each | By The Governor Colonial Secretary's Letter No 517. Colonial Secretary's | £150 | 29 July 1858 (1) | ||||
| 2 Messengers | £187 10s for 1858 | Estimates | £30 | ||||||
| Carried forward | £5,560 |
£ s. d.
(1) Mr S. d'Almada e Castro entered Her Majesty's Service in the office of the Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China on the 12th January 1838, and was appointed by Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., on the 12 July 1843, to his present situation. Personal, and not attached to the office, vide Lord Stanley's Despatch No 3 of 1 March, 1858.
(2) Mr. 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 1st January 1841. Appointed by Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., on the 12th July 1843, to the situation of 3rd Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's office.
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OFFICE.
NAME
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Date of
Appointment
Amount of Fee
during
Whether the
Principal be allowed ▲ House
for his personal Residence;
By whom appointed,
and under
Annual Salary
in British
From what Fund
the
what Instrument
or Army Sterling.
Salary is paid.
the Year 1853
or what Allowance, if any,
in Sterling Value,
for House Rent or Quarters.
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Whether the Office be held by Principal
la conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Militory, or Naval Office, or Appointment,
or lace of Profit, in any Colony, or
on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.
If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Ofter, whether upon
Full or Half Military or Naval Pay,
the Total Amount of lay and Allowances of
every kind metually recrived by him in addition to the Profits of las Олов
Period during
which the Officer
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Absent from the Colony during the Year
18.58
Whether the Principal
enjoy any, and what other
Advantage or Proft,
not required to be stated in the
preceding Columna,
Date of
First Appointment
under the
Colonial Government
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Colonial Secretary The Honorable
M. I. Mercer, Esquire.
13
Brought forward Letters Patent Ander Seal of the
•18511 bolony, authorized
|by the Surer's Wamant; jusid on the 29 Sany, 1855
april 18.
Chief blerk I d'chimada bastir, Squire 16 May 18134
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Governor's Letter
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Letter No 483
2.500
1.200
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€ 1100
1
Revenue
the Colony
Second birk
Third bolerk
Alle J Thornton 25 July 195ło
1856
Fourth blerk
Fifth lolurk
dr.&.2. Chapman 25 November 1857 Lille. Ar 168 of 54 fiby 1235
Ale Harry Rubery 26 February 1838 By The Governor
bulonial Ssertany's Seller N 517. Wolossial Secretary's
180
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150
J
240
Temporary Loterk dr Bio Marques 31 August 1858. By The Governor
at of 15 each 2 Meessengers
Estimates
187 10
for 1858.
30
Carried forward 5,560
REMARKS,
£
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blerk of Councils with a salary of £200 per annum
Returned from Has contributed to the
leave to Englands
on the
24th November Superannuation Fund
1958
One week
14 Jebruary 19104.
1st July 1843
(1)
jat July 1843
(2)
Jet August 18576
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20 Odober 1857
April 1857
months and
14 days on Has contributed to the
sick certifiente
12 months and
→
days on sick
coshifurate
Superannuation
REMARKS continued,
29 July 1858
(1) Mr S. d'Almada e Castro entered Her Majesty's Service in the office of the chief Superintendent of British Trade in China on the 12th January 183%, and was appointed by der
stirali Colonial secretary's office. Henry Pottinger, Bart:, on the 12 Iuly 1863, to his present in * Personal, and not attached to the office, vide Lord Stanley's Despatch Ne 3 of
1 March, 1858.
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(2.) Mr. J. M. d'Almada e Castro entered Her Majesty's Service in the office of the
Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China
the 1st January 1841.
appointed by Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart:, on the 12th July 1943, to the situation of 30% blesk in the Colonial Secretary's office.
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