The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-28 00:00:00

THE CIVIL SERVICE.

The Admiralty.—Mr. S. Brodie, clerk of the
second class, controller of the navy department, has
been promoted to the first class; and Mr. S. Pid_
co3k, acting second class clerk, and Messrs. H. L.
C. Hordern and J. J. Brown, clerks of third class,
to the second class. Customs—Mr. F. Cooney, Mr.
R. H. Dixon, and Mr. C. H. Wilton have been ap-
pointed outdoor officers, London ; Mr. J. Green has
been promoted from the fifth to the fourth class of
outdoor officers, Dublin. Inland Revenue (stamp
and tax branch)—Mr. P. Arnold has been appointed
surveyor of taxes at Newry, not at Boyle, as pre-
viously stated ; and Mr. H. P. Pacey to be assis-
tant-surveyor of taxes. East Indies—The follow-
ing promotions are made in the Oude Commission :
—Major J. Reid, to be secretary to the chief com-
missioner; Major J. A, Steel, to be deputy-com-
missioner, first-class; Captain J. S. Ross, to be
deputy-commissioner, second class ; Captain J. F.
M'Andrew, to be deputy-commissioner, third class;
Mr. W. C. to be assistant-commissioner, first class;
and Lieutenant J. N. A. Hewitt and Mr. T. M.
Mason, to be assistant-commissioners, second
class. Mr. C. E. Bernard has been appointed
to officiate as secretary to the chief commis-
sioner, Central Provinces; and Mr. W. Water-
field, first assistant auditor-general of India,
to officiate as civil paymaster, Bombay. Mr.
R. T. Albert, assistant-accountant, third class,
has
been promoted to the grade of accountant,
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accountant-general, Madras, has been
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appointed to officiate as civil paymaster at that
Presidency. Mr. J. L. Lushington, deputy-auditor
and accountant-general, North West Provinces, to
officiate as deputy-auditor and accountant-general,
Madras ; and Mr. H, Hudson, fourth assistant
auditor-general of India, to act as auditor and
accountant at Mysore. Mr. C. G. D. Betts, deputy
magistrate and deputy-collector of Diamond Har-
bour, has been transferred to Beerbhoom ; and Mr.
W. Blunt, joint magistrate and deputy-collector,
first grade, in Banda, to Mirzapore, North West
Provinces. Mr. F. B. Hall has been appointed to
officiate as joint m igistrate and deputy collector,
first grade, and posted to Banda ; Mr. W. S. Halsey,
officiating joint magistrate and deputy-collector of
Captain J.
A. Flieduei
the first grade at Benares, to be a joint magistrate
and deputy
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collector
e °cfi civil the
architect t eg:t ata dl' ;the Bombay
Presidency; Captain J. Jones, R.E., to be an execu-
tive engineer of the first class, and executive engi-
neer of the Bombay harbour defences ; and Mr.
Ingle, chief clerk in the Civil branch of the Com-
mander-in-Chief's office, Bombay, accountant to the
dockyard, in succession to Mr. Ibbs. Dr. Wright,
Bombay Presidency surgeon, first district, has been
promoted to the office of deputy-inspector-general
of, hospitals, vacant by the death of Dr. Grierson.—
Civil 'Service Gazette.

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