The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-29 00:00:00

THE CIVIL BERVW

In`dia Office—Mr. Horatio George Wkiele iiis
been appointed a clerk in London. Post Office—
Mr. Alfred Brown and Mr. Walter Edward Kearns
lieve been appointed temporary clerks, London.
Poor-law Board—Mr. Robt. Montague Barton has
been appointed a supplementary clerk, London.
Customs—Mr. Daniel Silverthorne has been ap-
pointed an out-door officer at London ; Mr. Robt.
Scott, at Borrowstomess ; Mr. Francis Smith, at
Newry; Mr. John Smith, at Grimsby; Mr. R. H.
Ruegg has been promoted from sth to 4th cress of
clerks, and Mr. J. J. T. Buret from Gth to sth class
of clerks, East and West India Docks; Mr. Alex.
Jenkins has been promoted from 4th to 3d class of
out-door cfficers, Liverpool. Inland Revenue—
Stamps and Tax Branch—Mr. Jas. Keates has been
appointed a junior clerk in the warehouse depart-
ment. Mr. Henry IS Murray has been
appointed a junior clerk in the Fire In-
surance department. Excise Branch—Mr. Hector
L. G. Gavin has been appointed sth class clerk,
Secretaries' Office. Mr. George Massey; officer,
Wednesbury, Ist division, Lichfield collection, has
been appointed to Oldham, 3d division, Manchester
collection. Mr. W. Jones, officer, Wednesbury, 4th
division, Lichfield collection. Mr. J. Richardson,
officer, Edinburgh, 2d division, Edinburgh collec-
tion, has been appointed to Wednesbury, 4th divi-
sion, Lichfield collection. Mr. W. Furse, officer,
Hindon, Ist ride, Dorset collection, has been ap-
pointed to Edinburgh, 2d ride, Edinburgh collec-
tion. Ireland—A vacancy has occurred in the In-
come-tax-office, Ireland. Dr. Newell has been
appointed chief of inspection, National Board of
Education, vice Mr. W. M'Creedy, promoted. Mr.
A. S. COviley ha.s-been appointed sub-inspector Of
schools, National Education-office. The East Indies
—The Supreme Government having sanctioned the
appointment of eight small cause judges for the
Punjaub, the following appointments have been
made :—Mr. T. H. Thornton to be judge of the first
class at Lahore, Captain C. A, M'Mahon to he
judge of the first class at Umritsur, Mr.
L. Berkeley to be judge of the second class
1 at Delhi, Mr. J. C. Murphy to be judge of the second
class at Simla, Mr. J. H. Penn to be judge of third
class at Jullundhur, Mr. G. C. Westropp to be judge
of the third class at Hoshyarpoor, Mr. F. R. Scar-
lett to be judge of the third class at Peshawur. Mr.
F. F. Arbuthnot has been appointed to be deputy
commissioner of customs, salt and opium, at the
Bombay presidency. The following promotions
have been made in her Majesty's Bombay civil ser-
vice:—Messrs. A. B. Warden, A. F. Bellasis, A.
K. Forbes, A. Gray, 11. P. St. G. Tucker, and B.
H. Ellis, have been promoted from the third to the
second class. ralessrs. S. St. J. Gordon, C. F. H.
Shaw, C. G. Kemball, R. H. Pinney, J. R. Arthur,
A. Bosanquet, E. W. Ravenscroft, E. P. Robertson,
A. E. D. Grey, and R. W. Lodwick, have been pro-
moted from the fourth to the third class. Messrs. J.
Moriarty, C. benne, G. Anderson, G. W. Elliott,
It. W. Hunter, T. Bosanquet, G. F. Sheppard, W.
M. Coghlan, and Baron A. J. de H. Larpent, have
been promoted from the fifth to the fourth class.
Messrs. A. Crawford, J. Elphinston, M. Mellvill,
G. G. B. Coulson, A. A, Borradaile, C. R. 0 vans,
G. Norman, and W. W. Robertson, have been pro.
moted from the fifth to the fourth class. Messrs.
C. W. Belt, C. A. Middleton, F. R. S. Wyllie, G.
B. Pritchard, N. M. W. Daniell, and J. Hunter,
have been promoted from the sixth to the fifth class.
Ceylon.—Mr. F. B. Templar has been appointed to
be acting principal assistant colonial secretary and
acting clerk to the Executive and Legislative Coun-
cils during the absence of Mr. J. Bailey. Mr. C.
H. De Saram has been appointed to be acting dis-
trict judge, acting commissioner of the Court of
Requests, and police magistrate of Caltura, vice
Templar. Mr. H. W. Gillman has been appointed
acting commissioner of the Court of Requests of
Colombo, vice De Saram. Mr. F. R. Sanders has
been appointed to be acting land surveyor at
Colombo, vice Gillman. Mr. G. W. Paterson has
been appointed to be acting assistant at Trincomalee
to the goverment agent for the eastern province,
vice Sanders. Captain J. Donnan has been appointed
to be master attendant at Colombo, vice Captain
Pritchard, deceased; also to be joint police magis-
trate for the district of Colombo.—Civil Service
Gazette.