CO129-086 - Sir Robinson - 1862 [5-6] — Page 27

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Sservations in the Treasury letter

a the 5t August 1851

Sterling's

upon

Av. 7060

Mr.

jme

By

live y

to care which accompaniedre v your Graces despatch under reknowledgment, to be some i question whether such a privilege Joes not defor the office

it from all claim to

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sension. I find however that

"the Queen's hivocate in Ecylon and his Scruties who

are

General and the Colonial Surgeon

here further relinquish inch about one third of the Salaries their respective offices upon determining to accept private practice, and so as the Public benefit to that extent by their going is, I think it only fair "I that they should receive reusions,

which would

Of course

calculatch on the retineed salaries

their offices-

arc

by

allowed to take private practice in addition to their Salaries. entitled to Pursions. And the Queen's Advocate is the offien

there who concssonds, I presume, with

m

Attorney Beneral. The Attorney

propose therefore

the minute that these offices

shall be entitled to pensions under

the same

regulations

as

the sublic

Officers generally, but shall not

receive

any special concession