CO129-240 - Public Offices & Others - 1888 — Page 422

If appointed here he somere, I conclude han his passage paid

I think or always accepts the Jugis nomination

in for his

Clukotif,

Whisnet

a

confidential position

* adort of

Privat Sealy K Judy

Eastern Opt.

Is hasual

80.2115

in sinta

AMA

Da Does the suretany

of late interfere with these appointedl

without

The

insulting the foverears

M. Braunstin

HW. J 1/6/65

?

question whether these app to

que

under

should be approval of moly the S. of State is in some

Λ

confusion. I cannot find that we have ever

been consulted about their Purisne

Judzés

Clerk at Haughing,

last afft.

in 16213/

ev

approved

-

but the

smiply reported in Schedule / M14

& Putty. The swemer made

that appointment, as also

then last appt. of the Judge's Clerk (ie. the Chief Justice's) see minutes on

o 453

453/83-4 Pout the last case of an appointment of Iudze's Clerk made in England

wak

(mhar

Agg

413

approved by the Sec. of State &

free passage to the Joling

a

allowed as in case

wan

fall under £500 face

perman regular Civil Service

appointment, under £500 3662

22563

7

passage

also 1798/r

was allowed to

a

where

aff in he had gone out from

the Colony, on ground that England for

sake of getting the appt)

On the other hand in the Straits such appointinenti are mat

in the gift. regarded as purely.

of the Judges & carrying right to passage, a to pensis (see 3945 & 10618/67)

th

Jace that the new Hangkung draft Pensim Reque except Indzei Clerks from right to pansion "unless they Jermanent establishment for

words to that effect);

of the app?

S. Mtate,

Pare

ame

approved by the

does it not give

Mem

?A

some claim to permanency ought to be cleared use of they actually selected by the Judze farly formally approved by the Sec. I state or fivernor, I presume

are