I was however subsequently given to understand that a former order of Lord Derby forbidding a House to be granted in addition to a salary for any duties to be performed, would be violated by allowing Capt. Walker a House. But when Sir John Bowring alleged this objection he should have recollected that for Khans and others were allowed to retain theirs in spite of this objection. And, what is more to the purpose, that the Assistant Marine Magistrate being without Salary, was precisely of the Cases exempted from Lord Derby's prohibition; and, by an invariable inference, entitled to a residence.
A final attempt to prove the Harbour Masters & the Marine Magistrates a sinecure office, in order to shew that the latter was not consolidated with the former, is refuted by the long years of custom under Capt. Pedder, by a guarantee to Capt. Watkins on taking the Office, & most signally by the order sent out to Sir John Bowring to release Capt. Watkins from the duties of Marine Magistrate when it was decided that he was not to have a ...
"I have no doubt therefore that Your Grace, on the principles of justice, and in binding down the contract, will be pleased to order that the last quarter's rent be paid to him from the time at which Sir J. Bowring deprived him of his house to the period at which his duties of Marine Magistrate ceased, and to the time at which he left Hong Kong.
I have the honor to be, My Lord Duke, Your Grace's obedient Servant,
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His Grace The Duke of Newcastle under date ...
An ... Year of Brixworth's ...
You are ... 6773. H. Kong. 65/394
that Captain Watkins is the principal in the correspondence, not Mr. ...
The Clergyman has taken an active part.
I can only say that Mr. Labouchere and Lord Stanley have examined the Case with much care, and come to the conclusion that it was not ... one entitled to redress.
I do not ...
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I was however subsequently given to understand that a former order of Lord Derby forbidding a House to be granted in addition to a salary for any duties to be performed, would be violated by allowing Capt. Walker a House. But when Sir John Bowring alleged this objection he should have recollected that for Khans and others were allowed to retain theirs in spite of this objection. And, what is more to the purpose, that the Assistant Marine Magistrate being without Salary, was precisely of the Cases exempted from Lord Derby's prohibition; and, by an invariable inference, entitled to a residence.
A final attempt to prove the Harbour Masters & the Marine Magistrates a sinecure office, in order to shew that the latter was not consolidated with the former, is refuted by the long years of custom under Capt. Pedder, by a guarantee to Capt. Watkins on taking the Office, & most signally by the order sent out to Sir John Bowring to release Capt. Watkins from the duties of Marine Magistrate when it was decided that he was not to have a ...
"I have no doubt therefore that Your Grace, on the principles of justice, and in binding down the contract, will be pleased to order that the last quarter's rent be paid to him from the time at which Sir J. Bowring deprived him of his house to the period at which his duties of Marine Magistrate ceased, and to the time at which he left Hong Kong.
I have the honor to be, My Lord Duke, Your Grace's obedient Servant,
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His Grace The Duke of Newcastle under date ...
An ... Year of Brixworth's ...
You are ... 6773. H. Kong. 65/394
that Captain Watkins is the principal in the correspondence, not Mr. ...
The Clergyman has taken an active part.
I can only say that Mr. Labouchere and Lord Stanley have examined the Case with much care, and come to the conclusion that it was not ... one entitled to redress.
I do not ...
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