The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-29 00:00:00

TBE CIVIL SER VICE.

War-office.—Mr. William Sandman has been
appointed a permanent draughtsman at Woolwich,
and possed his examination ; Mr. Walter Charles
Mulley has been appointed a temporary clerk in
London, and passed his examination. India-office.
—Mr. George Alfred Field has been appointed a
copying clerk in London, and passed his examina-
tion ; Mr. G. A. Stubbs has been appointed a copy-
ing clerk in London, and passed his examination.
The Board of Trade.—Mr. Charles Loraine Bell
has been appointed a clerk in London, and passed
his examination. Ecclesiastical Commission,—
Mr. Robert Carr Self has been appointed a tempo-
rary clerk is Louden), and passed his examination ;
Mr. Ernest Augustus Tietkens has been appointed
a temporary clerk, and passed his examination.
The Post-office.—Mr. James Parson has been ap-
pointed a clerk at Weymouth, and passed his exa-
mination ; Mr. J. Davies Bateman has been ap-
pointed a clerk at Bristol, and passed his examina-
tion. Customs.—Mr. David Williams, collector of
Cardiff, has been appointed collector of London-
derry, in the room of Mr. William Bellamy, placed
on the retired list ' • Mr. Thomas S. Miller, con-
troller of Waterford, has been appointed collector
of Cardiff. The following officers have been placed
on the compensation list :—Mr. J. Jackson
first clerk, Hull ; Mr. A. Balding, timber mea-
surer, Hull ; Mr. J. Jones, inspector of patrol,
Hull ; Mr. J. Janney, inspector of patrol, Hull ;
Mr. G. Metcalfe, locker, first-class, Hull ; Mr. H.
Kirbus, locker, first class, Hull; Mr. W. Robertshaw,
tidewaiter,first class' Hull.; Mr. E. Draper, weigher,
first class, London ; Mr. W. Harbord, searcher, first
class, Hull; Aix. W. Smith, inspector of patrol,
Hull ; Mr, J. C. Carroll, locker, first class, Hull ;
Mr. George Pearson, weigher, first class, Hull;
Mr. H. M. Clark, weigher, second class,
Hull; Mr. J. Little, tidewaiter, Grimsby; Mr. J.
Hill, tidewaiter, first-class, Southampton. Island
Revenue Department—Mr. Wm. Mackintosh, offi-
cer of Campbeltown first division, Argyle collection,
has been appointed preventive officer, Aboyne, Aber-
deen collection; Mr. S. D. W. Offen, officer of Kirk-
wall ride, Orkney district, has been appointed to
Campbeltown first division, Argyle collection ; Mr.
H. Best has been appointed au assistant of assize,
Ipswich, and passed his examination; Mr. R, Pick-
ford, first-class assistant, Glasgow seventh division,
Glasgow collection, has been appointed officer
of Kirkwall ride, Orkney district. Ireland—
Mr. John Maly has been appointed a clerk in the
Receiver's-office of the constabulary, Dublin Castle,
and passed his exam;nation. East Indies.—Mr.
C. Proby has been appointed acting su:r.t.reDas.eurrer,
B.
Bombay, in the reom of Mr. Erskine; also acting'
Government director of the Bank of I..3.rombay and
member of the Mint Committee.
fledge has been appointed to act for Alr, po t
byn as first assistant to the Accountant-General a
cn tr -.
Mr. J. L. Hyne3 has been appointed to act for
n a
Mr. Hodge as second assistant to the Accountant
Magistratetttlssuccessionbo
f satto t
a Arlr .
a;
General; Mr. C. Forbes has been appointed Judge
and Sessions Judge of
K onk an i
Judicial(i jr
lAiisnseis;t Assistant to t
r.
F.
' Lloyd
M. C. H. Cameron has been appointed
appointed
Assistant-Judge and Sessions Judge oof itnhtee di(
oSneknai our,
for the detached station of Rutnapberry ; the Hon.
G. A. Hobart has been a ppointed Senior Assistant-
Judge and Sessions Jud Ahmedabad,
detached station of K oof for the
atra.— Civil 'Service Gazette.

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