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respect to the

remuneration of that Officer from that

which now.

vubrists.

The Lords Commns of

the Treasury

are aware

that at present the Attorney General receives

£1000 a

year

in the

shape of salary, with

private practice,

£250 fer

any

and

from the Foreign Office for his services to

that Department.

Sir John Bowring

however considers

that it is undesirable

that the Attorne General should be

allowed private practice; and

M. Meriute

To me the Governin

meaning is clea.

recommend ₤1500

the

recommends that Re should receive

a

fixed sum of

£1500 per annuor,

ау

salary, anden commutation of

thes the F.0. alle such private practice

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additional

the eatin

The allowance fromm

м

the Foreign Office to

contimice as

Reretofore

I am to enclose

Revenith a copy of

Sir John Bowring's

despatel

subject

on

this

and to request

that you will submit

the proposal which

it contains to their

and state

Lordships, a

that Lui E. Sytton is

of opinion that it should be carried

into