COLONIAL JUDGES IN THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
(Peh Pbess Association.)
London, May 28,
Though no provision for salaries is made io Lord Bosebei^'s Colonial Judges (Privy Council) Bill, it is understood that the Imperial Government will pay Colonial Judges appointed to the Oounpil unless |he House of oommons refuses to agi-ee to the payment. If the services pf actings Colonial Judges are not available exColonial Judges resident iv England will be allowed to sit. The Times, in { discussing the 3'Hj complains that it is microscopic and tentative,
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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8055, 29 May 1895, Page 2
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