My Lords desire me to state, for the information of
Lord
Granville, that, though
M Youngs argument based upon the
compensation secured by Act of Parliament to Officers whose
offices were abolished in
New South Wales,
Victoria, &
Tasmania
when representative Institutions were granted to these Colonies
cannot be admitted as relevant, My Lords see no
objection objection to
His Lordship carrying out the proposal mentioned in Your Letter
of
13 August to write to the Governor that he would be glad
to hear the Legislative Council had voted
M Young a gratuity
on the loss of Office, proportionately to those granted to other
Officers, having regard to the circumstances of each case, and
of course to the fact of
M Youngs subsequent appointment.