The Sun.
London, England, 1860-05-05 00:00:00

TIIE CIVIL SER VICE.

The Treasury.—A clerkship in the Treasury has
been rendered vacant by the promotion of Mr. Mau-
rice Drummond, second-class clerk. War-office.—

Mr. James H. Mace has been appointed a clerk in
the Royal Engineers Department, London, and
passed his examination. The Admiralty.—Mr.
Arthur Mottley has been appointed a temporary
clerk, and passed his examination; Mr. David C.
Simpson has been appointed a temporary clerk, and
passed his examination. Admiralty Registry-office.
—Mr. Henry Hunter has been appointed a perma-
nent clerk, and passed his examination ; Mr. Wil-
liam Edward Stanley Thomson has been appointed
a permanent clerk; and passed his examination.
Law Department.—Mr. Arthur B. Corner, assist-
ant-master, Crown•office, Queen's Bench, has been
appointed Queen's corner and attorney, in the room
of Mr. Charles F. Robinson, retired—salary £2,000;
Mr. Alfred Hudson Shadwell has been appointed
taxing-master of the Court of Chancery, in the room
of Mr. Martineau, deceased. General Post-office.—
Mr. John West, chief-clerk in the Mail-office, has
been promoted to be deputy inspector-general of
mails, in succession to Mr. William T. Wedderburn,

retired on superannuation. Mr. William Morton
has been appointed to a clerkship at Northampton,
and passed • his examination. Convict Prisons.—
The office of Medical officer of Dartmoor Convict
Prison has become vacant by the death of Dr, W,
H. B. Jones. Customs.—A junior clerkship in the
Controller-General's office has become vacant in
consequence of the death of Mr. Joseph Evans, fifth-
class clerk ; Mr. D. R. Williams has been appointed
an extra clerk in the Long-room, Cardiff; Mr.
David Williams, collector, Isle of Man, has been
promoted to be collector at Cardiff, vice Mr. Wm.
Peake, superannuated ; Mr. J. Hardie, collector at
Ross, has been promoted to be collector at Lancas-
ter ; Mr. Robert Scott, collector at Skibbereen, has
been promoted to be collector at Ross ; Mr. Thomas
H. Love, collector and principal outdoor officer
at St. Ives, has been promoted to be collector at
Skibbereen. Inland Revenue Department, Excise
Branch.—Mr. Thomas B. Vanstone, officer of New-
bridge Ride, Wales East Collection, has been ap-
pointed officer of 'Waltham Ride, Middlesex Col-
lection ; Mr. James Miller, ilyst-class assistant,

Glasgow seventh division, Glasgow Colleotion,..has

been-appointed officer of Newbridge Ride, Wales
East Collection; Mr. Walter Laing, officer of Fal-
kirk third division, Linlithgow Collection, has been
appointed officer of Blairgowrie division, Dundee
Collection. Mr. Rogers, sub-inspector of consta-
bulary, stationed at Kilkenny, has been appointed
a stipendiary magistrate for the King's County ;
Mr. Richard Manifold has been appointed a clerk
in the Inspector-General of Prisons' Office, Dublin,
and passed his examination. East Indies.—Capt.
H. 0. Mayne, political assistant to the agent at
Goonah, and Major A. L. M'Mullin, officiating
political agent, Bhopal, Sehore, have been appointed
marriage registrars in Central India at the places
specified; Capt. It. Jenkins has been appointed to
officiate as Bheel agent and political assistant at
Bhopawur; Lieut. H. Fraser, second assistant to
the resident at Hyderabad, has been appointed to
officiate as first assistant during the absence of
Major Thornhill ; Mr. G. D. 'Wilkins has been ap-
pointed to officiate as civil and sessions judge of
Sarum ; Mr. T. F. W. Smith has been appointed
assistant to the magistrate and collector of Sylhet ;
Mr. T. B. 14Iactier has been appointed to officiate as
civil and sessions judge at Sylltet ; Mr. G. E. Lance,
officiating collector and magistrate of Mynpoorie,
has been appointed magistrate and collector of
Cawnpore ; Mr. H. M. Chase has been appointed to
officiate as magistrate and collector of Mynpotrie ;
Mr. D. Shaw has been appointed chief clerk of the
Madras Court of Small Causes. Ceylon.—Capt.
Barton has been appointed Postmaster-General,
vice Lee, retired ; Mr. W. H. Cairns has been ap-
pointed assistant at Matura to the Government
agent for the southern provinces, vice Barton, pro-
moted ; Mr. W. H. Wodehouso has been appointed
assistant at Trincomalee to the Government agent
for the Eastern Provinces, vice Cairns, promoted;
Mr. C. H. S. Braybrooke has been appointed com-
missioner of requests and police magistrate of Cha-
vagacherry, vice Wodehouse, promoted.— Civil ser-
vice Gazette.

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