CO129-270 - Public Offices & Others - 1895 — Page 207

at the same time toreducettrai seusin

ar neto Sterling by Converting thie doll av wcto-St arthurate of 3/8 unlead of 44/1⁄2 the roll: hitheets invariably ice

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depriving use of about £ 146 per

annum.

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dr. The receron given for this, 4. that as under the Secretary of State's despatch of the or fune 1890, I had when holding the post of Registrar of the Supreme Court received a Grinderable viccrease totte salary of that past and therefore had dretired fronttucer office I would under that despatch have received uuspension at 3/8, Madalso forfeited my right. to the higher rate of 4/1⁄2 evere of Shad Leen promoted to and retired pond An opice which had not participated in the general increase of Salarice pauted by the despatch abone

Mentioned..

5. Indt despatcte admits the rate tobe 4/1⁄2 and of that despatcle I

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would lamently solicit your verf Serious Corsideration for it is solely on accouth of that despalete that it is now sought toreduce the peusing touren otherwise divones clearly have

been entitled.-

6 . He Taking the letter ofter despated I make bold to say that there is not one word which Siepports the Contention, that once are froer participates in an increase of Salary, his pension

he retires is tôtre calculatef

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at 3/5 Whether he then holds an office wheen has received au uverease of Salary, or one to wreen

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The Spirit and reason of

despatch are also opposed to this.

the

Cntentions, for Lorde Ruenti for having stated why this reduction in rate was necessary, by; the oncaderavce mcrease frauen to certain. Mreers, proceeds to envimerate those to whom the new rate is to apply.

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