CO129-278 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1897 [11-12] — Page 92

Lefter camful conson

of

both there Despatches I am

prefered seletantially

approve the recommendatio

of the Execution (oruncil

contained in the first lust

to

your Despatch of the 18th

October, iz:-

That mesrs Coccran, Phelps, Ny Young, Hennery, Manns of

Hall should be retired on

in the usual manner Pensions calculated on the

number of completed years

of their Pensionable services,

89

That mesrs Macaulay Graham

I me Iver should be compelled Called upon.

to resign without Pensions.

3 With

regara

to hurt. Ford

approv

I am prepared to wise grant to him

The pos

under Out : 10 of 1862 and

to instruct you to permit kiis

Coming of a special Pension

of #

Its

of

the amount to

whith him would have

been entilted and

under the Police Persein Regu

Letter confidential

of

both these Despatches I am

preferred substantially

approve the recommendation

of the Executive Council

contained in the first lust

to

your Despatch of the 18th

October, is:-

That Messrs Cochrane, Phelps, Ny Young, Hennery, Manns of

Hall should be retired on

in the usual manner Pensions calculated on the

number of completed years

of their Pensionable services,

89

That Messrs Macaulay Graham

and Iver should be compelled/Called upon.

to resign without Pensions.

3 With

regard

to Mr. Ford

I approve

I am prepared to grant to him

The pension under Ord : 10 of 1862 and

to instruct you to permit his

Coming of a special Pension

of £

to the amount to

which he would have

been entitled and

under the Police Pension Regu

Letter confidential

of

both these Despatches I am

preferred substantially

approve the recommendation

of the Executive Council

contained in the first lust

to

your Despatch of the 18th

October, is:-

That Messrs Cochrane, Phelps, Ny Young, Hennery, Manns of

Hall should be retired on

in the usual manner Pensions calculated on the

number of completed years

of their Pensionable services,

89

That Messrs Macaulay Graham

and Iver should be compelled/Called upon.

to resign without Pensions.

3 With

regard

to Mr. Ford

I approve

I am prepared to grant to him

The pension under Ord : 10 of 1862 and

to instruct you to permit his

Coming of a special Pension

of £

to the amount to

which he would have

been entitled and

under the Police Pension Regu