The Sun.
London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

Vacancies, Promotions, and Appointments

in the Civil Service.

(From the Civil Service Gazette.)
HOUSE OF LORDS.—The office of reading clerk and clerk
of private committees has become vacant by the resignation
of Mr. Leonard Edmunds ; salary, £1,500.
THE POST OFFlCE.—Messrs. H. G. Powell, Edmund
Perkins, Henry Dennis Hasdell, and G. E. White
have been appointed temporary clerks, savings
banks. Mr. S. Merritt has been promoted from the
second to the first class of stampors, circulation depart-
ment, London.
THE ADMIRALTY.—A vacancy for a commander on tho
establishment of Greenwich Hospital has been created by
the death of Sir W. C. Dalyell, Bart. ; salary £3OO.
CusToms.—Mr. Herbert T. Hodder and Mr. Edward
Thompson have been appointed out-door officers, London.
Mr. Samuel Evans has been appointed an out-door officer,
Liverpool. Mr. John Ward has been appointed an out-
door officer, Glasgow. Mr. John M'Connell, examining
officer, has been promoted froth the fifth to the fourth class,
and Mr. Henry Carnock, examining officer, from the sixth
to the fifth class, Bristol. Mr. Archibald Mqvor, out-door
officer, has been promoted from the fifth to the fourth class,
Greenock.

INLAND REVENUE.—Excise Branch—Mr. William Der-
ham, dropped officer, Glasgow 23th division, Glasgow
collection, has been appointed officer of Doune division,
Stirling collection. Mr. George John Flamank, officer,
Horsham division, Brighton collection, has been appointed
officer of Stafford division, Stafford collection. Mr. William
Thrift, officer, Preston Ist division, Lancaster collection,
has been appointed officer of Horsham division, Brighton
collection. Mr. Thos. Sergeant, officer, Smethwick division,
Coventry collection, has been appointed officer of Preston
Ist division, Lancaster collection. Mr. John Jones, dropped
officer, Wellington division, Exeter collection, has been ap-
pointed officer of Smethwiek division, Coventry collection.
Messrs. Alfred Weddle, Francis Nops, and John W. Pratt
have been appointed assistants. .
IRELAND.—A vacancy has been caused in the National
Education-office by the death of Mr. Henry H. Dunbar,
first class clerk. Mr. John Adye Curran has been appointed
to the senior Crown prosecutorships for the counties of
Meath and Carlow, vacant by the resignation of Mr. Loftus
H. Bland, Q.C. Mr. Garrett Parkinson, sub-inspector of
constabulary, has been appointed a resident magistrate in
the Clifden district, vice Mr. W. H. Hickson, deceased. Mr.
J. Venn has been appointed a junior clerk in the Registry
of Deeds-office. Mr. J. M. Ray, -jun., has been promoted to
the third class in the Registry of Deeds-office.
EAST hrnms.—Mr. G. Smyth has been appointed an as-
sistant commissioner of the third class in the Punjaub, and
posted to the Sirsa district. Mr. W. Hodgson has been ap-
pointed civil and sessions judge of Guntoor, Madras. Pre-
sidency. Mr. H. Morris has been appointed sub-collector
and joint magistrate of Nellore. Mr. C. N. Pochin has
been appointed sub-collector and joint magistrate of Tanjore.
Mr. C. R. Pelly has been appointed-civil and sessions judge
of Nellore. Mr. J. D. Goldingham has been appointed to
act as civil and sessions judge of Madura. Mr. T. R*
Pillay has been appointed to act as judge of tho Court of
Small Causes at Madura. Mr. A. Ayen has been appointed
to act as principal Sudder Ameen of Tanjore. Mr. F. C.
Carr has been appointed judge of the Court of Small
Causes at Cuddalore. Mr. A. Wedderburn has been ap-
pointed collector and magistrate of Tinnevelly. Mr. 11.
G. Smith has been appointed collector and magistrate of
of Cuddapah. Mr. E. B. Foord has been appointed civil and
sessions judge of Bellary. Mr. L. Forbes has been ap-
pointed sub-collector and joint magistrate of Bellary.