The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-14 00:00:00

PRIVATES

William Moore
George Fel tham
Robert Baker
Henry Coles
James Moulden
Elijah Robey
Thomas Cunliffe
John Dirbur
John Powell
William Farmer
Henry Lamb
John Young
George Wheeler
James Hilton
Thomas Barrow
Henry Badcock
Richard Gibling
Frederick James
• John Ricketts
William Steel
James Varney
Thomas Haiter
Abraham Willmott
Charles Shaw
James Buck
James Sturr
John Woodward
Austin Woodman
William Dury
Samuel Miller
Robert Keeley
Joseph Hill
Jeremiah Cropley
John Nagington
William Stone
William Pointer
James Smith .
Launcelot Hall
George Marshall
Edmund Panting
George Lewin
Thomas Seary
Thomas Shergold
Joseph Pearce
George Maskall
Thomas Reading
John Harrison
Jacob Youngs
George Smith
John Tomlinson
Thomas Rolfe
Charles Hatter
William Palmer
Edward Griffiths

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PRO"-
--- MOTIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE.

SOMERSET-HOUSIL—The Hon. Henry
G. Roper Curzon, acting senior examiner of the second
class, has been appointed permanent senior examiner of
the second class, vice Bayntum, deceased ; Mr. Thomas
Clifton, junior examiner of the second class, has been
appointed acting senior examiner of the second class,
vice Curzon, promoted ; Mr. Alfred Davis, acting junior
examiner, has been appointed a permanent junior exa-
miner, vice Clifton, promoted ; Mr. William L. Browne,
assistant examiner, has been appointed an acting junior
examiner, vice Davis, promoted.
LONDON GAZETTE 0171C11.—Mr. Thomas Lawrence
Behan has been appointed editor, manager, and pub-
lisher of the London Gazette, vice F. Watts, deceased.
ADMIRALTY, Soloman-Hot:rm.—The appointment of
third class clerk in the Store Account Branch of the
Admiralty, Somerset-house, is vacant, caused by the
decease of Mr. Peter London, second class clerk ; Mr.
G. Penny, draughtsman to the master shipwright at
Sheerness, has been appointed assistant draughtsman at
Somerset-house.

CUSTOMS.—Mr. G. Haverkam has been promoted from
the fourth to the third class of clerks to the Controller
of the Legal Quays in London ; Mr. J. Coombe has
been promoted from the fifth to the fourth class in
the same office ; Mr. H. Wills has been promoted from
the Sixth to the Fifth Class, 'vice Coombe ; Mr. H. J.
M'Cracken has been promoted from the Sixth to the
Fifth Clerkship to the Collector at Belfast.
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STAMPS AND TAXES.— Mr. Nicholson, surveyor of
taxes at Manchester, has been appointed surveyor at
Long Sutton, vice Hackett ; Mr. Ross, surveyor of taxes
for the Old Jewry, has been appointed to the new dis-
trict made at Great Yarmouth ; Mr. Cheeseman, sur-
veyor of taxes at Lynn, has been appointed to the Nor-
folk District ; Mr. John Viant, surveyor of taxes for
Somerset, Dorset, and Cornwall, has been removed to
Southampton, vice Minty, appointed to Exeter ; Mr.
Hackett, surveyor of taxes a.r, L.,n, Sutton, has been
promote I to the Reading District ; "Mr. Dean, surveyor
osf:tyilth,xes at Ashford, has been promoted to Bridgenorth.
Tie ARMY POST-OFFICE IN TUE/M.—Mr. E. J.
the chief postmaster, has been ordered by the
connander•in-chief to proceed to the Lead-quarters of
the army in the Crimea, and Mr. Angell, the first as-
sistant, has been removed from Varna to Constantinople,
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