wrote to his nephew Mt. Charles Molloy.. Campbell, a Barrister of the Middle Temple, then practising with success in Calcutta, who lift Calcultas in the hopes of being confirmed in the appointment of Morney General, as he was desirous of continuing in Her Majesty' s
service!
Should Mr Steeling, contrary to
what : appeared most probable when he
quitted this,
recover
from
his
· severe complaint
87
here,
would be a compensation to him, for what he abandoned in his profession to come should Your Lordship be pleased to consider his cases in providing for any judicial or executive offices of the Law in either of the
Colonies above-mentioned.
I have the honor to be,
"With the highest respect
Your Lordships,
Most. Obedient ;
Humble Servan Davi
of
and return to Hongkong, Mr Campbell course must vacate the office he now holds, creditably to himself and usefully to the Gown.
It is reported, that great changes
are to take
place in the Judicial Departments at Ceylow
and Mauritius, and as
Mr. Campbell, from
his former practice in Her Majesty's
Possessions, has an extensive knowledge of
Colonial Law, and is qualified by his
acquirements to fill some
offices.
of the highest
in the Judicial Department, it
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