was granted first leave as Puisne Judge from the 2nd of June. His Lordship desires me to state that this contemplated result was not intended, and he thought it approves of your salary as registrar being paid to Ackroyd half salary as Puisne Judge up to the 5th of August 1887, inclusive, he would suffer pecuniary loss were he not paid: on half pay.
Re: J. Ackroyd
Wilson 37ay 31 579 5th of August inclusive and thereafter half salary as Puisne Judge alone.
Lang ay 2 Sept 1192 in reply to your letter of the 29 ultiver I am directed by Lord Ripon: Knutsford to state that, when the instructions with regard to your salary as Puisne Judge were issued to the Crown Agents, the fact was overlooked that
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