arrival. The was suspended from his clerkship in the office office was on August, 1847, and the the 5th August : finally abolished on the 1st October last, as being no longer required. Under any circumstances, therefore, it will be imposible to re-instate Mr. Farrant, in the position he formerly held, nor am I at present aware of any place likely to become vacant, wherein he could be usefully employed, should Your Lordship consider such a measure desirable.
I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordships, Most Obedient, Humble Servant M. Merivale.
draft prose and upon your miscute on Lid Grejs iestucation on 1852. Jannes the former papers on this case appears to be rather complicat. 2 preces of what has tatton place world biz rese fut in the first instance.
U.B. 2. But Siew is an unpleasant case on which I have looked able to arrive at any vatid -factory conclusion. After ferring some char the Papers, but without Officer, Mr. Tarrant was removed from his situation and then made the only cot of a prosecution for Conspiracy against a superior, which mens" dropped moder efpeaco some suspicion that the accusation had afforded never been very well founded.
On the other hand Mr Tarrant now denies that he brought denies that he brought my charges, but this may be the well de cough, result intimisation of the inconvenience he has already suffered The four merely remarks that there is no viscanty to which he can be named.
I do not see what else can be done than apprize Govt Bouter who had no concern in Gour the original proceedings and be viewed (impartial) that the circumstances con= =rected with the Parrant removal, and the prosecution which was begun but aftericard dropped on such slight grounde, appear to Lord Grey very unsatisfactory, and that this Lordship must therefore request him to make : starching enquiry into the transactiong and to report distinctly whether or not he finds guy resion to suppose that this subordinate of ficer has been in any for having in the course of this duts disclosed "facts sinfavorable to other & more infiuential officers of the fort.
I should further tite tat in the event of his having suffered from cush a cause, the Govt is on the one hand to take the list opportunity of restoring him to come Equal or better position in the Public Service and on the other hand to point, out the officer who are answerable for se improper a cource of proceeding.
17.7.5.7/10.
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arrival. The was suspended from his clerkship
in the office office
was
on.
August, 1847, and the
the 5th August,
: finally abolished on the 1st October
last, as being no longer required. Under any
therefore, it will be imposible to
circumstances.
re-instate Mr. Farrant, in the position he formerly
held,
nor am
I ate present aware of any place.
likely to become vacant, wherein he could. be
usefully employed, should Your Lordship
consider such
a measure.
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sale.
desirable.
I have the honor to be,
With the highest respect, Your Lordships,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant
M. Merivale.
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Siew is an unpleasant case on which I have looked
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the Papers, but without
Officer, Mr. Tarrant ww removed from his situation fond then made the only cot of a prosecution. for Conspiracy
against a superior,
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afforded never been very well founded. On the other hand Mr Tarrant now denies that he brought
denies that he brought my charges, but this may be the well de cough,
result
intimisation
of the inconvenience he has already suffered The four merely remarks that there is no viscanty to which he carr
be named .
I do not see what else can be done than
# apprize Govt Bouter who had no concern in
Gour the original proceedings and
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be viewed.
(impartial) that the circumstances con= =rected with the Parrant removal, and the prosecution which was begun but aftericard dropped on such slight grounde, appear to Lord Grey very unsatisfactory, and that this Lordship must therefore request him to make : starching enquiry into the transactiong and to report distinctly whether or not he finds guy resion to suppose that this subordinate of ficer
say made the suvect of persication.
has been in
any for having in the course of this duts disclosed " facts sinfavorable to other & more infiuential
officers of the fort. I should further tite tat in the event of his having suffered from cush a cause, the Govt is on the one hand to take the list opportunity of restoring him to come Equal
or better position in the Public Service and on the other hand to point, out the officer who are answerable for se improper a cource of proceeding.
17.7.5.7/10.
Bc. A
Kypsister by
Ethened conur hai
Enguany
When Eventer ofte für
Aim tane Pupice, Empit.
any only
te blai.
the
unquestinatio. Exideren. Im lei for penis. Bothastion qued then
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