The Sun.
London, England, 1862-05-31 00:00:00

FROM THE

,AST NIGHT.

INDIA OFFICE, MAY 29.
The following General Order issued by the Government
of India, regarding the payment of prize money in England,
concurrently with payment in India, is published for ge-
neral information.

General Order by his Excellency the Governor-General of
India in Council, in the Military Department.—(No,
342, dated Fort William, March 21, 1862.)
The Right Hon. the Governor-General in Council is
pleased with the view of payments of prize money being
made in England, concurrently with payments is India,
to law down the following rules :
I. That no officer or soldier shall receive his share in
England, so long as the head-quarters of his regiment shall
be in India, unless he produce a certificate, in the case of
an officer, showing that his share has not been paid in India,
or unless his name, in the case of a non-commissioned offi-
cer or soldier, be found on a roll of unpaid shares forwarded
from India.

11. That on the embarkation of the head-quarters of any
regiment oormbianttael olrryfls shall be forwardedromlndia,pay to
mentsinEnlgnldain, and
India shall
cease.
thenceforward no payment shall be made in India, to (.fficers
or soldiers of that regiment or battery, but upon the pro-
duction of certificates that their shares have not been, and
will not be paid in England.
111. With regard, however, to corps already proceeded
to England, which, before embarkation drew prize money
for all except voluut-crs to other regiments in India, the
foregoing clause shah he in abeyance for two months from
this date; claims on behalf of the volunteers are to be sub-
mitted within that period by the officers of the c,)rps
which the volunteers have joined.
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V. In all cases of deceased officers and soldiers, who have,
left no representatives in India, as also of soldiers who
re-
turned to England prior to the commencement of distribu-
tion, and of officers who similarly returned without having
assigned their shares in India, the fact of their decease, or
of their having 50 returned, is to be notified in a complete
copy of the Prize Rolls to be forwarded by the General
Prize Committee to the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital.
VI. In the cases of regiments whizh returned to England
prior to the commencement of distribution, similar complete
' Rolls will be sent to India. These Rolls will specify in
every CARP whether the shares are to be paid in India or by
the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital in England.
2. To enable the General Prize Committee to send to the
home authorities the lists of all unpaid shares, including
those of men of both line and local forces who may leave
India while the distribution is being made, without having
received their shares of prize—officers commanding regi-
ments and batteries are requested to send to the said core-
r mittee within a fortnight of the receipt of this order, prize
lists of non-commissioned officers wed men invalided and
discharged and sent to England, and of deceased men who
have left no heirs in India, and whose estates have been
sent to England.

WHITEHALL, Mi 13,
The Lord Chancellor has appointed Edward Hobart
Barlee, of No. 52, Old Broad-street, City, Gentleman, to be
a London Commissioner to administer oaths in the High.
Court of Chancery.

CROWN-OFFICE, MAT 28,
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.

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Borough of I"
iidderminster—Luke White, of. No. 19, Bel-
grave-square,in the county of Middlesex, Esq
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WAR •OFFICE, PALL-MALL, MAT 30,
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant-Colonel and
Brevet-Colonel Charles Cameron Shute, from half-pay
late 6th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lieu-
tenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel Arthur Cavendish
Bentinck, who retires upon half-pay.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. Assistant-Commissary-
General Alexander Edwaids to be Deputy-Commissary.
General, vice Davenport, placed on the retired list.
Deputy and Assistant Commissary-General Edward
Lindsay Ward to be Assistant Commissary-General, vice
Ed wards.

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Ann Jones, haulier, Newport
Jan Evans, publican, Cardiff
Thomas Jenkins, contractor, Whitchurch
Martha Charlesworth, milliner, Manchester
Richard Clarence Williams, clerk, Salford
Charles Mansfield, cattle dealer, Portsea,
John Scorror, publican, Honfaxton, Lincoln
Charles Windmill, butcher, Roatb., near Cardiff
John R. JUnes, broker, Cardiff
Thos. T. Drysdale, ship,Avner, Swansea
Andrew T. Edmon 4, butcher, Marazion, Cornwall
John T. George builder, Camborne, Cornwall
Henri Truyen, importer, Lawrence Pountney-lane
John W, Soar, Woburn-buildings, St. Pancras
Charles E. Griffiths, bookseller, Hanover-street, Regent-
street
Charles Cahill, traveller, Manchester-square
Wm. J. Taylor, match manufacturer, Old Ford
Edward C. Bennett, stationer, Snow-hill
Alex. Bronn, engineer, Liverpool
Joseph Yeoward, ship broker, Liverpool
James Grimes, jun., builder, Liverpool
Edward Kellett, ironmonger, Chorley, Lancashire
Andrew Sister, corn factor, Marsden, Lancashire
Louis Casper, cap manufaoturer, Manchester
Ann Lowe, grocer, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Geo. S. Smith, painter, Winchester
Joseph Harris, tailor, Coventry
John Ream-Hay, miter, Halifax
Wm. Ballinger, publican. Derby
James Hailstones, bee seller, Wolstanton
Joseph Steele, cabinet maker, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Elijah Bottomley, stuff manufacturer, North Bierley
Alexander B. Copeland, commercial traveller, Bradford
George Sheriff, grocer, Scothorne, Lincolnshire
William ;Gravel', grocer's assistant, Ystalyfera, Llan-
guicke, Glamorganshire
Robert Harding, boot maker, King-street New North-road
James Giles Morrison, surgeon, Edgware-road
Thomson Jepps, bookseller, Paternoster-row
Thomas King, grocer, South Audley-street
Charles Phillips, carpenter, Totteridge, Hertfordshire
Frederick Barnett, tailor, Hampton, Middlesex
Patrick O'Mealley, skin merchant, Stourbridgo
Charles Aldridge, farmer, Fiskerton, Nottinghamshire
Benjamin Massey, innkeeper, Abertelery, Monmouth
John Wood, elweroaker, Cu nu.tocs, nc,c.chire
James Cartwright, butcher, Broseley
Joseph Guy, Madeley, Salop
Henry Grafton, engineer, Canning-place, Kensington
John E. Gard, cab proprietor, Queen's-rd., Notting-hill
Thos. Fielding, builder, Ashted, Birmingham
Benjamin and Edwin Beckett, tin plate workers, Wol-
verhampton
Gustavus V. Brooko, actor, Birmingham
Henry Hickman, builder, Wednesbury, Staffordshire
John Nesbitt, provision dealer, Manchester
Wm. W. Yates, reporter, Dewsbury, Yorkshire
Wm. Jenkins, labourer, Powick, Worcestershire
James Loveland, licensed victualler, Harting, Sussex
John Cross, butcher, Nuneaton, Warwickshire
Charles Bawden, mine broker, St. Bay, Cornwall
Thomas B. Wade, clerk, Wolverhampton
Wm. Henry Midge, locksmith, Wolverhampton
Isaac Powell, saddler, Tillingham, Essex
James Holt, grocer, Ashton-under-Lyne
Thomas Tucker Duke, draper, Torquay
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William Holland, publican,
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Addlestone,Surrey
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Thomas Leach Mersham, licensed victualler, Lawrence
Stephen Court Drayson, draper, Gravesend
Edmund Hawkins, general dealer, Islington
Wm. Hall, brewer, Kin to H 11
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John Corthorn, watchmaker, Lincoln
Charles H. Cherrington, :draper's assistant, Coningsbn
Lincolnshire
Benjamin Harrison, wine merchant, Scarborough.
Jonathan Illakeborough, clock maker, Keighley, York.
shire
*William Driver, attorney-at-law, Yorkshire
-Wm. Henry Flower, grocer, Sheffield
SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
Bartholomew M'Gregor, milliner. Edinburgh
John Dodds, bootmaker, Glasgow
kers Glasgow
Murray and Steel, bootma