The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-10 00:00:00

-11, 6NT BLANC. NOTICE. —Ladies and
1,,411:11,5a,ebe Goerentthleeny'eaurr'Tivhe: come
from
a efUrniany distance out of town to 31r.
Entertainment aro earnestly requested to secure
so many persons being unable to gain ad-
tlatmci at every representation. A letter to the Box-office, Egyp.
without
anor3.llAterafeweladragyes: notice, will secure any number of seats,
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PAST
._4 „, INDIA. HOUSE, January 8, 1855.
ItE(l,-,-911cE IS- HEREBY GIVEN, that the annexed CODE of
to thx:r/ONS-for the 11 EXAMI N 4.T10N for APPOINTMENTS
VII t..,,'„1N IL SERVICE of the EAST INDIA COMPANY," which
hits,io,7 Place in July next, has been framed by the Board of em-
it "ers for the Affairs of India under the provisions of the Act
4,ki',1„,7 Vic., cap. 95, sec. 38.
"1-NATION FOR APPOINTMENTS TO THE CIVIL SEE-
,lra ,T VICE FOR. THE EAST INDIA. COMPANY. .
-DPointe'd 13.. 1835, an examination will take place,. by examiners
ete:::vellbtrlusatpiptuotiinotnmaie
eindidat,. 11 the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of Intdhia,doaf
saa„„e„rmg the Civil Service of the.Corripany will be entitled to be
isi, ;(1 at such examination, provided he shall, on or before the
(a) 2k43'. 1855 have transmitted to the Board of Commissioners :
yeatt certificate of his age being above 18 years and under 22
) A
tedise certificate, signed by a physician or surgeon, of his having
risffel(c:)ti
i 1 th4ll certificrartieceo;?fgtohoedCmomoffch.aracter signed by the head of
ot
1
Year 185° not received education at any school or college since the
tett,i7edge : otnh.eoCrillervinifircemietfy,thuennEtatsing
hi
imi
2; „Y •
of"F",3' natural-bon subject of her Majesty who shall be desirous
P.l it he 1111001- or college at which he has last reCeived his education ;or
-" lacte,...",`, then suck proof of good moral character as may be Batts-
-1 (el, to the Board of Commissioners.
.., afiei; A Statement of those of the branches of knowledge herein-
3, T:enerated in which he desires to be examined.
/1 of lok,„! examination will take place only in the following branches
eo., Language and Literature-
111‘'Iri"°
It literatand hist t i cludiug that of the laws
-.constitution lira o y, n
1,000

1,500
1441,....
750
age literature, and history of Greece
750
',
~ ~ Rome
375
1. France
h
Germany ~ f t
~ 375
ltatlie" Italy taitties " ~
"aural , Pure hat
is,
, tisk Mence—that is, chemistry, electricity and magne-
-500
4Ores'ertural history, geology, and mineralogy
Nut,,,..4ncea—that is, logic, mental, moral, and political
lrPhy 5OO
444bieti;„,_anguage mid literature
375
—64 ate and literature..
' nie

sTvorah; ''erlt of the rs ns exiinined wHi be estimated by marks,
"" te the ordinarye system I use at several of the IJniversi-
koslthe numbers set Oppositento each branch in the preceding
z rZeitee denote the greatest number of marks that can be obtained
5.-et•ftt telt.
Leetstet candidate will be allowed any marks in respect of any sub-
--4011 !nation unless he shall, in the opinion of the examiners,
potent knowledge of that subject.
"vnii aee ee_,lnrillnation will be conducted by means of printed ques-
bineers" written answers, and by viva voce examination, as the ea-
t, etitehui3, deem necessary. • •
41"11 Lee the examination shall have been completed the examiners
ertbe—L ni) th ta•
e marks ob obtained by each candidate in reepect ofeach
„ 0.,,,5""3 In which he shall have been examined, and shall set
/•,-"'"iiietar„.!: Of merit, the names of the twenty c andidates who shall
telli""vu a greater aggregate number of marks than any ,f the
• letiteg eandlates; and such twenty candidates shall be deeme t
T?ite,d candidates for the civil service of the East .Com•
ea choice of the Presidency in India to which they shall
"ele it,'" shall be determined by the order lu which they stand
1.4 t.
akltt_eitaktgust, 1853, and August, 1857, further examinations of the
• ld ot"indelates will take piece by examiners appo'nted by the
""9eeta, Commissioners for the Affairs of India in the following
,ladingellae the ordinary rules of taking evidence and
//18,"‘ie Of conducting civil and criminal trials ..
attl .ery of India
'key Econ
°MY .......... • •• • •
libA mate eve
of India in which the selected candidate
"eel, given notice of his desire to be examined .. 200
4:1114
abortner examinations will be conducted in the same manner
oat
tele°, described. (The numbers set opposite to each
"eke of' greatest number of marks which can be obtained in
14. Eeehsnell subjects.)
I%l%llle:elected candidate, desirous of heine, examined at either of
iit'ete I,' examinations of 195 G and 1857, shill two months Pre-
te Aesi?eli examination, tr ins elit to the road of Commissioners
;Itar,airs of India a statement mentionine the la!aguage or lan-
the.' India in which he is desirous ot being examined. f
' exa.selected candi late who, having been examined at the r •
ilke7nation of 1856, shall not have passed. may, nevertheless,
thee 41te,45ned at the further examinetien of 1857.
at 'tier' 'elected candidate who shall not have passed at one or
71eltcfr 4, the further examinations of £56 and 1857, shall be
/lee' Te "'ell. t of selected candidates.
II '404% e s`lertee candidates who, at either of such further exami •
ee"al deemed by the examtnere to have a competent
;07, On; °I Law, the History of India, Political Economy, an I at
Co" eee'nxilage. of India, shall be adjudged to have passed, and
8011144, !Ice to
be appointed to the civil service of the East India
ee:r4°ed s'etn„cl the names of the selected candidates who shell have
VreCeeulatie.„"' he Placed in a list in the erder of their merit In such
they .;.estimated as above by the total number e.f marl
1'3413111,,tta have obtained In respect of all the subjects in which
rhe soul been examined at such examination.
laiereee'eleetZlerite in the elvil service of the East India Company
ante -,,nittii'eenildidates shall be determined by the date of the far-
Their"' bet,,:lea at which they shall be adjudged to have passed ;
the orldenieetAl those who passed at the'same further examination,
'W averiteiTieh civil service shall be determined according to
14, they stand on the list resulting from inch examl-
l'ett'icheed 10%1.7.'1 win
a nee, even after such examinaon, allowed to
Mite -*tie fora rime's he shall comply with theregulations in force
be someee civil service of the East India Company, and
bckblY health and good moral character.
JAMES C. MELVILL, Seey

•• . 1,000
400
400

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incladinz
Atte uo model of the country around Sevastopol,
SrEGE
°I"
.--EVASTOPOL, GREAT GLOBE.
"nann, gaim,„
nritish, French, Rya, and the Tchernaya, with the positions
works, at the
"'rest Globe,• L icaeßti urkiell Armies,
and the siege
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LVIVAR GALLERY, GREAT GLOBE.—
;....411.3 Portraits of Lord RAGLAN, Marshal ST. ARISTAUpe,
.. GLOBE.—
°rs lk SCUAITYT.L,,. and tko Costumes of Mae
ttrlum..2
+lll. to.r..are at the Great citobe, Leicester-square. Open lu
Child 1° pln Admittioo u the whole building One Shilling.
~.._ • •
d Schools, half-price*,
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144,13 RENT'S CASINO, ARGYLL ROOMS.—
uuring the Course of this weak will be played by Laurent's
klh,`,Btra:—Overture. La Part du Diable, Anber; Waltzes: La
14tri,ette des Salons (first time), Cornet; Vermahlung's Toaste,
1%16'11; Mili a, Bosisio; Le Carnaval de Venise (by tl esire), H. Laurent,
raw v ariations lor all the principal performers. Quadrilles : Le
tr:ll43de l'Alcazar, Lamotte ; La Guerre; Le Rol du Pastel (first
lest ) tamotte. Schottische, Mathilde, Bonisseau. Polkas : Blumen-
fkih4StrausaFidelite, Strauss Warshauer, Strauss. Gallop, Les
itif, .IL Laurent. Principal Cornet a Piston, M llonicourt. All
4lreirkation relative to music to be obtain at the music repository
the. orehestra. Doors open at Eight;commence at half-past.
-ission, One Shilling.