71862/re
the Colonial Ordinance No 10 of 1862 joc
applies both of there in the old folio edition of these Ordinances) that gives to the Chief Justice who shall have served say
16 years a pension of £1290.13.4. on retirement
Lady
b. in the Table to the minute this rule other office is given to "Chief Justices who have not previously served any
the Colony" These words are obviously added to prevent section 5 of the mischief to the case of a Chief Justice applying
who under that section would otherwise get the whole of his
22
Assice ab
Than much smaller salary on the scale £500 a year, and not to exclude allowance of pension altogether, in which construction my case would fall under the rule of 1859 & not under the minute, I submit that if this minute is held to apply to me this is equitable
to owe me a pension in respect of
my years service as
in
Attorney General
the pension
in as much in proportion to the,
I should be entitled to in case I had
served out the 10 years fixed in the Table
Whole to allow me to add
the years com
f
bring a total pensionable
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of To
180.0.0 1291.13.4
£1441:13.4
& Referring to sec 9 of the Act of 1859 and to of the Minute of 1852 I venture to submit
the following
as special grounds for the grant of
457
a higher pension rate of pension than the
Minimum
the Act or the minute.
that when I was Attorney General the
owners of the United and Confederated rates were, under my advice, so that no objection was taken, dealt with though heavy compensations for errors
here were established decisions as
that my
Chief Justice part China waters,
n and to the Coolie Traffic
and that any efforts caused the Cessation (= the licencing of Gambling Houses, which Acts were repeatedly commended by principal Secretaries of State for the Colonies.
du ccom ww.
— that I was entitled to retire on pension
in 1873 and that I should have been in receipt of a pension from that date to the present time, and that a second such fraction might also be now running, all which annual payments have been saved to the public
that I have had repeatedly serious; sometimes dangerous, illness at Hong Kong. I always left the Colony when and only when
. My so doing illness unfitted me for work. My so occasioned very heavy expenses to me, of which the Colony has had the benefit in my e lengthened service
"that the adoption of a new Code in 1874 effectively changed the procedure in the Supreme Court and imposed on the the greatly increased
71862/re
the Colonial Ordinance No 10 of 1862 joc
applies both of there in the old folio edition of hese Ordenances) that gives to the Chief Justice whoshall have served say
^
16 years a pension of #1290.13.4. on fresraturament
Lady
b. in the Table to the minute this role
other office i goven to "Chief Justices who have not previously served
any
the Colony" There words are oberously ared to prevent section sin of the misula to the case of a Chef Justice
applying
who under that section would otherworre Cerent the whole of his
22
Assice ab
Than much smaller salary on the scale f: soo a year, and not to exclude Airline of parous sence altogether, in which construction my case would fall under the bat of 1859 % prot under themenate, I submit that if this menute is held to apply tome this botequilable
to owe me a pens com in respect of
my years service as
in
Attorney Genual
e pension
in as dion in proportion to the,
I should be entitled to in care I had
served out the 10 years fined in the Table
Whok co to allow me to ad
thabres com
f
bring a total pensiones
157
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of To
180.0.0 1291.13.4
£1441:13.4
& Referring to see 9 of the Act of 1259 and to of the Minute of 1852 Iventine to submit
the following
Бо
as special grounds for the grant of
457
a higher pension gate of pension than the
Minimum
the Act or the minute.
that when I was Attorney General the
masers of the United and Confederated rates ach trying to evade the neutrality regulations were, under my advise, so that no objection was lakker, dealt with though heavy compensations for erros
ان
here were established decisions as
that my
Chief Justice part China waters,
n and to the Coolie Traffic
and that any effort's caused the Cessation (= the licencing of Gambling Herisa's, which Kiuhts were repeatedly commended by pnncipal Secretaries of State for the Colones.
du ccom ww.
— that I was entitled to retire on pension
in 1873 and that Lchuld have been in receipt of a pension from that date to the present time, and that a second such francion might also be now running, all which annual payments have been saved to the public
that have had repeatedly senous; sometimes dangerous, illnewsal Hong King. I always feft the Colony when and only when
. My so doing Mness unfetted me for work. My so occasioned very heavy expences to me, of which the Colony has had the benefit in my e lengthened service
"that the adoption of a new Code in 1874 e tively changed the forcedure in the Supreme Court and imposed on the the greatly increased
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