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and ther

care

( ? Gen. Scratchler's) sone into the question of the right of the Dreasury

to stop the heusion of officer taking Colonial

Sou

took it up, and

to Mr. Bramston ?

service. Would

minate tir

Wht. Julen 28.

M: Bramston

I enclose the dra

draft

= 1 In the present

about you! Scratchlags

case the pension is

ground

that the

held back on the

Service which corned it was

partly

: at the

(Colonial (in (yours) came time the War Office offered

pension

to pay him some

f

The

would cons out permanently to table

C.PL.

a

lower rate

5. Aug

Send to Teasury - and ask whether they have

5417

Consultul the 2.0. upm our letter of 17 March 1885- (2550/95)-

from,

8

1. Say as regards this faullumsen it appears par. & opis

2

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letter £20.0.1 28 Feb. Sand. D. That he daugher the disin on condition that it shower count as Military

dervin

4

that this condition was amid to lyw5.0÷

&

& thing deems to have been said to him Inbegumthing inform him that the cordeler Transfer ofthe Caffores business from the 7.0.1: (.0. ames have the effect of of alting the chavartin ghis survin, d

devia

changing it frum Military to civil employment, & this bring do Col. Stanly thinks that he ought to have the benefit of the mission,

& I Allard

To count his time in Cyprus as military Jerviu -

the frother contention that if

way

чудия As yard Great White Col. Jordany to b hall to han den delade fr civil situation in Cystos he is there precluded from drofor any part of his

was time.

retired pay with the clients a civil fituation at

a yung tee

or appointty, in any other fronting the Wild Col. Stanley Couth Whatter

this is the preaming of art

off

991 thy wament. Itaffers To him & mean than an officer retiring from the apoy

While

ne civil oftuation is not to base fraw Stand pay while in think donation; but that the blahhts to draw any part of