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He was receiving; that the Government had allowed Mr. Alexander, the former Registrar, to draw emoluments to the extent of two or three thousand pounds a year; that the Government had broken faith with him in not giving him full pay from the date of his appointment in London. Up to the month of September he complained to me never "except on one occasion orally when he said Sir John Smale had referred to him in a judgment about public charge of the Court, but I was able to point out to him that the Chief Justice evidently alluded to the want of personal audit by the Auditor General, and not to the Registrar, and I told Mr. Gibbons if he puts his complaint in writing, I had no doubt the Chief Justice would make that clear.
Beyond this, he confined his grievances, in his interviews with me, to the question of his emoluments. He repeatedly said he had no objection to sending his letters to the Government, as Registrar, through the Chief Justice.
6. He got it into his head that the Finance Committee would vote a sum to bring up his remuneration to the average amount obtained by Mr. Alexander. I allowed them to pass, so as to avoid any absolute poverty to him. He told me, and he told them, that it was, to him, a thousand pounds a year.
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he was re
receiving;
that the Government
had allowed Mr. Alexander, the former
Registrar,
to draw emoluments to the. extent of tevo or three thousand pounds
year;
that the Government had broken faith
in
with him in not giving
him full pay from the date of his appointment London. Up to the month of September he
complained to
never
"except
Ine
of the Chief Justion
on one occasion orally when he said dir John Imale had referred to him
in a
a
publie monies in a judgment about publie charge of the Court, but I was able to point out to him that the Chief Justice evidently alluded to the want of personal audit by the Auditor General, and not to the Registrar, and I told
M: Gibbons if he puts his complaint in writing, I had no doubt the Chief
Justice would make that clear.
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Beyond this, he confined __
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to the question of
me, to the
his emoluments.
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send his letters to the Government, as
Registrar, through the Chief Justice
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the Finance Committee would vote
sum. I allowed them to pass,
bring up
so as
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any to
average
amount obtained by M. Alexander. He
told them, and he
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thousand pounds a year
absolute poverty
it to me, that
was,
to him,
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