Very undesirable to advance a claim for payment of Pensions. I am entering into correspondence with Mr. (an unsatisfactory correspondent) on how we can recommend the menu for consideration now. But I think it is entitled to attention at some stage. A pension, I think, should be done by a good letter, like letter 7127 of 1889.
At present, my retirement is being considered. Strecke. I tend to think that Beth's letter, together with a detailed proposal, is worth considering in that light. If you approve of the suggestion in principle, I wish to speak to Mr. (on the exact proposal to be made) with Mr. Hallim & for Caine Road. The former was a judicial officer, who stands on a different footing from the latter.
M 25/1 I quite agree. 225. The Captain's pension suffers from a lack of information, and it is an opportunity for considering the finest that it is advisable to inform Mr. that it is a serious matter. "Who when is a question" is a good application; but that of the Council in this case is doubtful.
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong, 17th May, 1860
My Lord Duke,
About this time last year, I had the honor of addressing a letter to Your Grace's Predecessor, which was forwarded in Lieutenant Governor Caine's Despatch No. 88 of 19th May 1839. In reply to that application, I was told through Governor Sir Hercules Robinson that Your Grace regretted to see little likelihood of my transfer to a more salubrious climate, but that a note had been made.
To His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, P.L., Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies.
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Colonial Secretary's Office,
Victoria, Hong Kong,
17th May, 1860
Mey Lord Duke,
year
RECORD
About this time last
I had the honor of addressing.
a letter
to Your Grace's Predecessor, which was - forwarded in Lieutenant Governor Caines
Despatch No 88 of 19th May 1839.
In reply to that application I
But from His Grace was told through Governor Sir Hercules
Robinson that your Grace regretted to see
to Sir H. Robinson, N° 14+ [of 17 August 1859
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little likelihood of my transfer to a
more salubrious climate, but that a note
His Grace
The Duke of Newcastle, P. L. Her Majesty's Principal
Secretary of State Colonies.
for the
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