CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 168

experience to judge of the corrcolness of the above statements, Shope you will submit them to His Excellency, strengthened by

Remarks. Shave little

your

10

experience in the duties of sheriff, and

20

little time to attend to them, that

most anxious to be altogether Eslivved from the office ; but if this be inexpedient, I trust that His Excellency will be.. pleased to recommend the Removal of my present Exsponsibility,

and ant

allowance to the sheriff, or his Deputy, of such Remuneration for labor and

expense as may

their duty

enable them to perform

to the satisfactions of Sis

Excellency, and of Her Majeätze Government .

I have, Ve

(Signed) CB Hillier =) Officiating Sheriff and

Chief Magistrate of police.

(True Copy

Maine Colonial seerclary.

Civil.

23.

Copy

97-11 Junase7.

RECENTED

My Lord,

APR23

1847

164

bảng đông

Victoria, Hongkong,

20+ February, 1847

prescribing

On receipt of Your Lordship's Despatch N 34 of November 30th, the terms on which the claims of Civil Sewants to retiring pensions might hereafter be considered, I caused to be circulated the enclosed Memorandum, in which, embodied the substance of the above Despatch.

The eleven persons, whose names

are appended as assenting,

were

the only

ones who accepted the terms offered, but

all who

to join the

service

hereafter, will be

considered as obliged to contribute to the

fund.

As the

arrears are in some cases

The Right Henerable, The Earl Grey,

de,

40.