Governor may, in Our name and on Our behalf, make and
execute, under the Public Seal of any of the Presidencies,
grants and dispositions of any lands or other immovable
property within such Presidencies which may lawfully be
granted or disposed of by Us.

15. The Governor in Our name and on Our behalf ma
constitute and appoint all such Judges, and such other Officers
in any of the Presidencies, as may be lawfully constituted or
appointed by Us, al! of whom, unless otherwise provided by law,
shall hold their offices during Our pleasure.

‘16. Subject to the provisions of any law or rules or
regulations for the time being in force and to such Instructions
as may from time to time be given to him by Us under Our

, Appoint-

ment of
Judges and
officers.

Discipline,

Sign Manual and Signet or through a Secretary of State, the |

Governor may, upon sufficient-cause to him appearing, dismiss

or suspend from the exercise of his office any person holding ~

any public office under the Government of the Colony or of any
of the Presidencies, or may take with respect to such person
such other disciplinary action as may seem to him desirable.

17. When any crime has been committed for which the
offender may be tried within the Colony, the Governor may, as
he shall see fit, in Our name and on Our behalf, grant a pardon
to any accomplice in such offence who shall give such informa-
tion as shall lead to the conviction of the principal offender;-or
of any of the principal offenders if more than one; and further,
may grant to any offender convicted of any such offence in any
Court within the Colony a pardon, either free or subject to
lawful conditions, or any respite, either indefinite or for such
period as the. Governor’ may think fit, of the execution of any
sentence passed on such offender, and may remit the whole or
any part of such sentence or of any penalties or forfeiture
otherwise due to Us.

18. When a substantive holder of any otfice constituted
by or under these Our Letters is on leave of absence pending
relinquishment of his office it shall be lawful for another person
to be appointed substantively to the same office.

19. We do hereby require and command all Our Officers,
Civil and Military, and all other the inhabitants of the Colony
to be obedient, aiding «and assisting unto the Governor, and
unto the Administrators and Commissioners.

Grant of
pardon.

Substai-
tive holder
of office on
leave.

Officers and
others to
obey and
assist the
Governor,
Admini-
atrat ors

‘and Oom- - ¢

missioners,