to enable him to be called to the Bar, cannot be acceded to without inconvenience to the public service.
2.
I am unable to perceive that any benefit would be likely to accrue to the public service of this Colony from his being called to the Bar. A knowledge of law is not necessary for the discharge of his duties in Queen's College and appointments of a legal nature in the Government service being very few, it is certain that there will be many candidates with greater claims to any vacancy that may occur than those of Mr Jameson, even were he qualified as a barrister. In this connection I may remind you that it was decided by Lord Knutsford in his despatches No. 540/42 of 28th November, 1891, and No. 109 of 26th April, 1892, that Cadets, upon passing a prescribed examination...
to enable him to be called to the Bar, cannot be acceded
to without inconvenience
to the public service.
2.
I a
am unable to
perceive that
any benefit
to accrue
of this
would be likely to -to the public service
Colony from his being cal. ed to the Bar. A knowledge of law is not necessary for the discharge of his duties in Queen's College and ap- pointments of a legal nature
in
Ear
Gov
in the service
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being very few
it is certain that there will
be many candidates with greater claims to a
that may
any vacancy
occur than those
of Mr Jameson,
even were he
qualified as this connection I may
as a barrister. In
mind you
re
that it was de-
cided by Lord Knutsford.
in
the
540/42 his despatches Nov 293 of
28th November, 1891, and 109 of 26th April, 1892, that Cadets, ~ upon passing a prescribed
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