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Infrenie lemnt

the

and

lemnt tendering resignation of his Office acthing for as gratuity in town Section 18 of the Chryghting Angling

Pervssion Minute.

2.

As Mr Barrington's health precluded all prospect of a return to the lolany writin a reasmable time, and it was morenver desirable that he

should not be retained in the hesitation service, I had.

accepting his resignation,- but inasmuch as the failure

aving

to

of heatch was enlpable imprudence, I had some doubt whether a gratuity

should be granted:

3.

Fortunately for M. Barrington the Chief gintice wrote favorably of the satisfactory discharge of his duties for a very large portion of his service, and aving to this I granted with the

of my Camil a

oncurrence!

reduced gratuity of

300 in

lime of the $750 which world

2.0

you have been the result of 9

in the Magistracy add

from 18 Fely 1867 to 26 March 1744

in the Supreme Court: ""

years facitiful

4

service?

The Chief Justice hauving

notified to me his desire to:

make some

Supreme Cont

oncurrence

changes

in the

Staff with the of Mr Tunidon,