CO129-086 - Sir Robinson - 1862 [5-6] — Page 366

recommending it

Son and recomm

to your favourable consideration

This not I think absolutely

as Jobserved in a

No. 83. 25th Mayh

Necessary, former Despatch, that the Firs. Robe

new Police Magistrates should to dicks of towin be Barristers, as their duties will be confined to the trial of ordinary Police Cases; and the Salaries were accordingly not fixed at amounts sufficient to tempt professional men. Assuming, however, Mr Smal's description of his son tobe - Correct, I should consider the Colony very fortunate in - obtaining the services of Mr Jackson Smale as second Police

Magistrate,

as I do not consider

that but for the accident of

here a = his Fandily being here. Gentleman of his qualifications

and standing in the

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Profession would accept of

the appointment.

I have the honortobe

My Lord Dake Your Grace;

Obedient Servant

Recenter Stor Robinson