My Lord,
I should tell you that if, where the next estimates are prepared, it is felt to propose an addition to the Staff, the Council will offer no objection.
Rates were 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
My Lord,
Government House, Hong Kong, Law. 9th April, 1892.
At a Meeting of the Legislative Council held on the 28th Ultimo I found myself placed in a position, far from satisfactory, when asking sanction for the increase to the Crown Solicitor's Staff.
The Right Honorable The Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State;
Page 133
taken by Lord Whilfeild to inform the Secretary of State of the debate of the Council which was the more necessary, as He had written despatch home a month before, recommending the course referred to by the Council.
As regards the future I should tell you that if, where the next estimates are prepared, it is felt to propose an addition to the Staff, the Council will offer no objection.
Rates were 12/6 and 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
It appears the original text was jumbled. The above is a rearranged and corrected version.
has been rewritten to meet the requirements as follows:Lord Whilfeild taken by for. Whilfeild to inform the age funtary opstate of the debate of the connal which war the more necessary, as He had written adempatch home a mouth before, recommending the course retoed to by the Council.
As regards the future Ishould tell on a xennedy that if where the hexs stimates are prepared sees fix to propose
be
addition
Bortharfis Salay the forumil Lad Kimberley will offer no sijatine.
12/6
Rates pene 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
My Lad,
133
Government Ann., Hongthong, law. 9th April, 1892.
At a Meeting of the Legislative Camoil held on the 28th Ulhine I
found myself placed in a position, far from satisfactory, when asthing
sandion
for the increase to the Row Solicitors
The Right Honorable
The Carl of Simbaley,
Oher Majesty's Principal Secretary of State);
K
X
4
has been re-edited to the following:My Lord,
taken by Lord Whilfeild to inform the Secretary of State of the debate of the Council which was the more necessary, as He had written despatch home a month before, recommending the course referred to by the Council.
As regards the future I should tell you that if, where the next estimates are prepared, it is felt to propose an addition to the Staff, the Council will offer no objection.
Rates were 12/6 and 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
Government House, Hong Kong, Law. 9th April, 1892.
At a Meeting of the Legislative Council held on the 28th Ultimo I found myself placed in a position, far from satisfactory, when asking sanction for the increase to the Crown Solicitor's Staff.
The Right Honorable The Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State;
Page 133
The final version is:My Lord,
taken by Lord Whilfeild to inform the Secretary of State of the debate of the Council which was the more necessary, as He had written despatch home a month before, recommending the course referred to by the Council.
As regards the future I should tell you that if, where the next estimates are prepared, it is felt to propose an addition to the Staff, the Council will offer no objection.
Rates were 12/6 and 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
Government House, Hong Kong, Law. 9th April, 1892.
At a Meeting of the Legislative Council held on the 28th Ultimo I found myself placed in a position, far from satisfactory, when asking sanction for the increase to the Crown Solicitor's Staff.
The Right Honorable The Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State;
133
has been adjusted toPage 133
The rewritten response is as follows:Lord Whilfeild taken by for. Whilfeild to inform the age funtary opstate of the debate of the connal which war the more necessary, as He had written adempatch home a mouth before, recommending the course retoed to by the Council.
has been rewritten totaken by Lord Whilfeild to inform the Secretary of State of the debate of the Council which was the more necessary, as He had written despatch home a month before, recommending the course referred to by the Council.
AndAs regards the future Ishould tell on a xennedy that if where the hexs stimates are prepared sees fix to propose
be
addition
Bortharfis Salay the forumil Lad Kimberley will offer no sijatine.
has been rewritten toAs regards the future I should tell you that if, where the next estimates are prepared, it is felt to propose an addition to the Staff, the Council will offer no objection.
And12/6
Rates pene 12/7.
has been rewritten toRates were 12/6 and 12/7.
AndK. June 12/72
has been rewritten toK. June 12/72
The final response is:My Lord,
taken by Lord Whilfeild to inform the Secretary of State of the debate of the Council which was the more necessary, as He had written despatch home a month before, recommending the course referred to by the Council.
As regards the future I should tell you that if, where the next estimates are prepared, it is felt to propose an addition to the Staff, the Council will offer no objection.
Rates were 12/6 and 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
Government House, Hong Kong, Law. 9th April, 1892.
At a Meeting of the Legislative Council held on the 28th Ultimo I found myself placed in a position, far from satisfactory, when asking sanction for the increase to the Crown Solicitor's Staff.
The Right Honorable The Earl of Kimberley, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State;
Page 133
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As regards the future Ishould tell on a xennedy that if where the hexs stimates are prepared sees fix to propose
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addition
Bortharfis Salay the forumil Lad Kimberley will offer no sijatine.
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12/6
Rates pene 12/7.
K. June 12/72
No 984.
My Lad,
133
Government Ann., Hongthong, law. 9th April, 1892.
At a Meeting of the Legislative Camoil held on the 28th Ulhine I
found myself placed in a position, far from satisfactory, when asthing
sandion
for the increase to the Row Solicitors
The Right Honorable
The Carl of Simbaley,
Oher Majesty's Principal Secretary of State);
K
X
4
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