CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 156

Il giving any bet atositions

still.

to

a

more ready

ready and cheap

administration of Justice,. particularly to our chinese population, and I hope the temedies. I have alrendy adopted by Ordinance N5 of this

and the GR

10 year ala Généralis

Regula

passed on the 37th October, last,

will tend in

slight degree

to ameliorate their position this respect, het Seem unable

at present to offer any further suggestions

at

this lizad. The

reduction referred to by Your

I Excellency is more particularly contemplated by the Colonial Giffin office in the salaries of any future Indge or Attorney General who

away, in case

of

vacancies be

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appointed to fill these Ports, uide. Despatch from Level Grey No165 of 23rd Joborary, 1850.

The Reads of this Colony the Gwomment

have already best the upwards of . 5.47,000-und free- intercourée exists with the few. Hamlets of the interier - the greater fopulation being so blest at Aberdeen and stanley enjoye

the

and

advantage of the court Load

eve

aling with Victoria, virtually have no Trade internally, I do not see- the necessity of further expanses being incurred for londs, beyond occasional repairs to

to then existing, which may be exential: for Military and Police purposes