CO129-227 - Acting Governor Marsh - 1886 [6] — Page 380

Despatch may be taken as a despatch be taken as a public intimation that the Imperial government did not intend to be apparent it as it stood.

At the same time M. Marsh & others have a strong claim to having remained so long without being disallowed.

I think therefore he cannot be given what he wishes & according to the calculation made in Mr Brown's minute he should receive a pension of £790 instead of one of £897.

11445 85 Shait $85 as marked CPL

Note. Six J. Hennessy's despatch General of 14. Any 7. | 11677 | Has not read as if the intercolonial pensions arrangements had been finally settled.

4 Nov Hong Kong. Un Marsh's Pension The arrangement on the Pensions Regulations promulgated in 1869 were called in Hong Kong then Her Marsh accepted the promotion from Heavenletes and was told that he would receive all the favourable treatment that could properly be accorded.

Contrary, it would keep the Cost of Hong Kong C.O made this Pension Rule of 1869 operative in Hong Kong by publishing the Colonial Regulations under the HK. Ordinance of 1862, instead of consulting the Legislative Council.

The Secretary was directed to board the Colony obtain persons who may have been transferred to H.M..

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