The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-03 00:00:00

THE CIVIL SERVICE.

Home-office—Mr. R. Miller has been appointed an As-
sistant Warder, Weedon Prison; Mr. J. MacCulloch an
Assistant Warder, Convict Service; and Mr. J. Rawson,
Second Usher, Greenwich Police court. The Post-office—
The putmastership of Waterford is vacant. Salary and
estimisesd poundage on stamps, £174, and a further allow-
ance for office rent and expenses of £5O. Mr. E. Holbeck
has been appointed a temporary clerk, London ; Mr. S. T.
Robertson a clerk at Shrewsbury, Mr. W. Amos a clerk at
Normanton, and Mr. J. H. Megson a supplementary clerk
at Manchester. The Admiralty—The Chief Inspectorship
of Machinery to the Chatham Steam Reserve in the Med-
way has become vacant by the death of Mr. Price. Mr.
W. Mitchell, acting foreman of shipwrights at Pembroke,
has been transferred to Devonport yard, vice Gormully,
promoted; Mr. W. H. Stephens, shipwright, has been ap-
pointed writer in the Storekeeper's-office, Devonport ; and
Mr. J. Collins a temporary dockyard clerk. Customs—
Mr. A. B. Finlayson has been appointed an extra clerk,
Leith ; Mr. W. Hendy an outdoor officer, Penzance;
and Mr. W. Searby an outdoor officer, Hull. 'Mr. D. Ire-
land, third class outdoor officer, Montrose, has been pro,
motel to be second class outdoor officer, Montrose. Inland,
Revenue Department—Excise Branch—Mr. H. Damerol,
officer of Collumpton division, Exeter collection, has been
appointed to Exmouth division, Exeter collection ; Mr. E.
Hartley, officer of Torrington division, Barum collection,,
to Collumpton division, Exeter collection ; Mr. J. S. Hall,
officer of Dover division, Canterbury collection, to Toning
ten division, Barum collection ; Mr. W. G. Ames, officer

Londonderry second division, Londonderry collection, to
Dover division, Canterbury collection ; Mr. J. Burns, officer
of Port Ellen first division, Argyll collection, to London-
derry second division, Londonderry collection ; and Mr. P.
M. Egan, officer of Cahir Ride, Waterford collection, to
Port Ellen first division, Argyll collection. Ireland—The
office of resident magistrate for the Queen's County has be-
come vacant by the death of Mr. P. Whelan ; vacancies
have occurred in the National Education-office, Dublin, by
the death of Mr. Milne; and in the Registry of Deeds-offica
by the resignation of Mr. J. Primrose. Mr. J. A. Richard-
son, Mr. R. L. Whitty, and Mr; W. H. Stafford have been
appointed temporary clerks, Census-office, Dublin; Mr. C.
J. Addison, a messenger in the Fines and Penalties-office,
Chief Secretary's-office, Dublin Castle ; and Mr. R. Hick-
son, a third class clerk in the Dublin Metropolitan Police
Divisional-office, Capel-street. East Indies—Mr. IV. H.
Clarke, LL.D., has been appointed Judicial Conami!stieoniet:
at Rangoon; Lieut.-Col. R. C. Taytler to
iontil
Superintendent of the settlement at Port Blair,
cB.Be
D. ,nastchpecae An-
daman Islands ; Lieut.• Col. H. Bruce,
tor-
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general of police in India; Mr. T. R.eMt.;
super-
intendent,n
Electric Telegraph Department;
rmaHg E.i snHtlre ac. ttMß.reicera:bnidnacoTct
ma-
gistrateor
hpuenptaerrt,meannt
;a assistant-superintendent,
B-supseimrinpsteonnd,
of the first grade in Mymensing; M .
a istrato and collector of Dacca ;
Mr. H. V. Cockerell, g
act as chief secretary to
Mr. A. J. Arbuthnot, to
Reid,
to the Govern-
ment of Madras ; Mr. T. IV.act as sub-collector
and collector of the second grade
cßt:Clilioa rYrt;
Service and
ncioer li. Steele,
judge of the Madrasu of Small Causes, vie()
senior Mr.
Ml,'
and joint magistrate of
H. Burgess,