possibility of a patient brought to the Civil Hospital dying without seeing the Superintendent, and the former is to the effect that " His Excellency expects Officers, Hospital, frequently to absent himself from the Civil Hospital for long periods "
I received no positive orders from Acting Governor concerning medico-legal work, and I continued to carry the instructions of the Secretary of State that I should take sole charge of the
application for might seriously hamper the Government, and be detrimental to the service. In the present instance regard for the public convenience at the cost of personal comfort and well being has not met with much encouragement.
I have
pdf C. J. Marry, M.D. Superintendent Civil Hospital.
is contrary to the spirit of the Colonial Office Regulations, to the practice of the Service and to simple justice, to institute the most extreme proceedings against a public officer without giving him fair warning beforehand, and I received no intimation whatever of the intention of the Government.
It is usually looked upon as victorious for a Government Officer to remain at his post in spite of ill health,
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