with to receive a full report
from
you.
on the subject.
3. Your despatch under
Hply contains but a
account of the case; without.
a that plain statement of
it is impossible for.
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him
It is only from M.
meagre
Wis better that I the cutical offence of who he was
quilly: but for that Alter
ga
pusse than this is to give
which the interests of the
public service hardly justify
awarded
Any much practicity or pension should certainly not be wied without a reference in the r instance to the Secretary of State but as you appear
I disfirelly
to have promised it in this
"Ishall not refuse
Case,
authorige the payment -
C.
b
a considerable advantage.
the facts Lam unable from any opinion as litte
Course you
have pursued, I
at the same time A
Willcock mig be unfard,
Exposed to worse suspicions than he may merit. 4.I have however to Slate
that- Lentertain grave doubts as to the expediency of Allowing a gratuity than Officer who resigns merely o socafee suspension.
5 In much circumstances an
Officer must be held to have been leniently dealt with in being permitted to avoid by resignation the disgrace attaching to dismissal from the ballic service, the allow kim
he net. be
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