The Sun.
London, England, 1862-01-09 00:00:00

ARMY RANK.

Lieutenant Edward Law, lat European Fusiliers ; Lieu-
tenant James Gordon, Ist Native Infantry ; Lieutenant
Herbert Disbrowe, Ist European Fusiliers; Lieutenant
Charles Naylor, 19th Native Infantry; Lieutenant George
Melliss, Bth Native Infantry; Lieutenant Frederick
Atkins, 20th Native Infantry ; Lieutenant William Lester,
2d Native Infantry; Lieutenant Charles Chamberlain,26th
Native Infantry ; Lieutenant Thomas Rees, 16th Native
Infantry; Lieutenant William Mason, 3d Native Infantry;
Lieutenant James Sheppard—to be captains by brevet,
having completed 15 years' service _. _

ALTERATIONS OF RANK.
Lieutenant Charles Forbes, 3d European Regiment, vice
Hobart, retired
Lieutenant-Colonel Edwin Andrews Infantry, vice Hart,
retird

Major W B Salmon and Captain W Creagh, vice Hart,
promoted
Major H T Vincent, Captain IRGG Shortt, and
Lieutenant S B Miles, 7th Native Infantry, vice Andrews,
promoted
Captain T. Schneider and Lieutenant T. Truman, 3d
European Regiment, vice Landon, promoted
Major J B Ramsay (retired), Infantry, vice Loudon,
retired

Captain John Miles and Lieutenant Patrick Murray, 3d
European Regiment, vice Dyett, retired
Captain Sussex Milford, 6th Native Infantry, vice John-
son, retired
Captain Jervis Harpur, 6th Native Infantry, vice Glass-
pool, deceased
Captain George Mignon, 15th Native Infantry, vice
Heymen, promoted
Lieutenant Frederick Comyn, General List, vice Smith,
promoted
Lieutenant John Hibbert, General List, vice Blowers,
promoted
Lieutenant Henry Gibson, 11th Native Infantry, vice
Thatchers, promoted
Lieutenant Robert Anatruther, 18th Native Infantry,
vice Prerie, promoted
Lieutenant Francis Cumming, 22d Native Infantry, vice
Brigge, promoted
Lieutenant Henry Stock, 6th Native Infantry, vice Mil-
ford, promoted
Lieutenant Charles Sturt, 6th Native Infantry, vice
Harpur, promoted
Lieutenant Arthur Poole, 9th Native Infantry, vice
L'Estrange, promoted
Lieutenant Henry Martin, 26th Native Infantry, vice
Mignon, promoted
Lieutenant John Wright, 15th Native Infantry, fee
Mignon, psomoted
Lieutenant Stratford Hay, 31st Native Infantry, vice
Jopp, promoted
Lieutenant Robert Chambers, 6th Native Infantry, vice
Des Irceux, promated
Lieutenant William Reynolds, 19th Native Infantry,
vice Creagh, promoted
Lieutenant Henry Christie, General List, vice Bonner,
retired

Lieutenant James Greenfield, General List, vice Mac•
donald, deceased
Lieutenant John Garlick, General List, vice Bell, de-
ceased
MEDICAL OFFICERS.

Surgeon George Forbes, Surgeon William Cameron, Sur-
geon Saville Pelly, and Surgeon Francis Manisty, to be
surgeon-majors, having completed 20 years' service in
India.
Assistant-Surgeon David Wyllie, M.D., to be surgeon,
vice Waller, retired.
Surgeon-Major D. Ritchie, M.D., to be deputy-inspeotor-
ALA vice Winchester, retired.
general of hospitals, with temporary rank.
Assistant• Surgeon H. Pitman, to be surgeon, vice Wal.,
has been pleased. to. permit the ler, retired.
Assistant-Surgeon John Smith, M.D.) to be surgeon,
vice Burn, retired.
ALTERATION OF RANK.
Surgeon David Wyllie,
Her Majesty
undermen-
tioned officer to resign his commission :—Lieutenant Astley
Edward Kaye, of the Bengal Artillery.

REPRESENTATION OF OXFORD SHIRE.—It seems
possible
that there will be a contest for the representation
of this county, vacant by the death of Mr. G. Harcourt.
Sir H. W. Dashwood, of Kirtlington-park, near Bicester,
has been in the field for several days past in the Liberal in-
terest, but the Conservatives, being anxious of securing a
third member of their own views, have sent a requisition to
Colonel Fane, of Wormley, to allow himself to be put in
nomination. His decison has not yet transpired.
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