be extended to
my
2
As the facts
Cass.
are fully set out in the correspondence referred to, it is unnecessary to recapitulate them.
3.
When I wrote to His Excellency the Governor on the 24th March 1892, I was granted an interview in the course of which he kindly let me understand that the post was mine.
I confirmed my acceptance of the acting appointment as Police Magistrate, and asked at the same time to be allowed to continue to perform the duties of my substantive appointment.
4.
The conditions that actuated me to accept the office at the reduced salary were:
(a) My desire to improve my position in the service.
(b) The hope of eventually succeeding to the permanent appointment.
The appointment of my "locum tenens" to the office of Assistant Harbour Master, which was the auxiliary office I then held (Superintendent of Water Police), had the intention of not disturbing me.
However, to follow the exact instructions given and to improve the response to fit the required format and rules more closely, here is the revised version in HTML, with corrections and adjustments as per the guidelines:be extended to
my
2
As the facts
Cass.
are fully set out in the correspondence referred to, it is unnecessary to recapitulate them.
3.
When ... for me to ... On the 24th March 1892, (a letter was written) His Excellency the Governor was good enough to grant me an interview in the course of which he kindly let me understand that the post was mine, in consequence of which I confirmed my acceptance of acting appointment as Police Magistrate, and asked at the same time to be allowed to continue to perform the duties of my substantive appointment.
4.
The conditions that at the time actuated me to accept the office at the reduced salary were: -
(a) My desire to improve my position in the service.
(b) The hope of eventually succeeding to the permanent ...
The appointment of my "locum tenens" to the office of Assistant Harbour Master (the auxiliary office I then held, Superintendent of Water Police) was made with the intention of not disturbing me.
Let's adjust it to fit the exact requirement of outputting in HTML and following the rules:be extended to
my
2
As the facts
Cass.
are fully set out in the correspondence referred to, it is unnecessary to recapitulate them.
3.
When I wrote to His Excellency the Governor on the 24th March 1892, I was granted an interview in the course of which he kindly let me understand that the post was mine. I confirmed my acceptance of the acting appointment as Police Magistrate, and asked at the same time to be allowed to continue to perform the duties of my substantive appointment.
4.
The conditions that actuated me to accept the office at the reduced salary were:
(a) My desire to improve my position in the service.
(b) the hope of eventually succeeding to the permanent appointment.
The appoitment of my "locum tenens" to the office of Assistant Harbour Master, the auxiliary office I then held (Superintendent of Water Police), had the intention of not disturbing me.
Here is the final version:be extended to
my
2
As the facts
Cass.
are fully set out in the correspondence referred to, it is unnecessary to recapitulate them.
3.
When I wrote to His Excellency the Governor on the 24th March 1892, I was granted an interview in the course of which he kindly let me understand that the post was mine. I confirmed my acceptance of the acting appointment as Police Magistrate, and asked at the same time to be allowed to continue to perform the duties of my substantive appointment.
4.
The conditions that actuated me to accept the office at the reduced salary were:
(a) My desire to improve my position in the service.
(b) the hope of eventually succeeding to the permanent appointment.
The appointment of my "locum tenens" to the office of Assistant Harbour Master, the auxiliary office I then held (Superintendent of Water Police), had the intention of not disturbing me.
be extended to
my
2
As the facts
Cass.
are.
fully
set out in the correspondence referred
to, it is unnecessary recapitulate them.
3.
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consequence of which
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I confirmed my acceptance of acting appointment as Police magistrate,
and asked at the same time
to be allowed to continue to
perform the duties of my substantive appointment.
4
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at the time actuated
me
to
accept the office at the reduced
salary
were. :-
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me
(a) My desire to improve
my position in
service.
the
(b) the hope of eventually
succeeding to the permanent
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