Colony, which was not sanctioned till a year and a half afterwards by the Secretary of State, that he should receive compensation for the long interval during which he had thus been kept waiting to know Her Majesty's pleasure.
In answer to this petition Mr. Darrant was referred to the decision conveyed in the despatch to the Governor last quoted. On the 25th of February 1850 another application was received from Mr. Darrant for the payment of the salary which he considered due to him during the interval of the abolition of his office in the Colony and the Secretary of State's sanction of the same, and that, if he could not again be employed in the Public Service, he might be compensated for an abrupt dismissal from office.
This claim was not recognised by the Secretary of State. Mr. Darrant in a letter to this Department dated 20th May 1850 enclosed...
Colony,
which
was
not
sauctioned hill a year and a half afterwards by the Secretary of State, that he should receive compensation for the long interval during which be had thus been kept Waiting to know Her. Mapeth's pleasure_
In answer to this petition no. Parrant was referred to the decision
conveyed in the despatch to the Governor last quoted. On the 25th of February 1850 another application
was received from
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Mr. Darrant for the
payment of the Salary
which he considered due
to him
during
the interval
of the abolition of his
office in the Colory and The Lecretary of State's sanction of the same,
and that, ishe could not
again be employed in the Public Service, he
might be compensated. for an abrupt dissuistal from office.
This clann was
not recognised by
Lecretary of Hate
the
B. Parrant in a
20th May 1850 subsequent letter to this
Department enclosed
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