The Sun.
London, England, 1859-12-24 00:00:00

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, 4-c.

War-office.--Mr. Frederick Pridham has been
appointed to a temporary clerkship, and passed his
examination.

The Admiralty.—Mr. George Wragge has been
appointed a clerk at Somerset House, and passed
his examination. Mr. Henry Brietzeke has been
appointed a temporary clerk, and passed his exami
nation. Mr. Albert Spencer Flynn has been ap-
pointed a temporary clerk, and passed his exami-
nation.

Office of Works.—The office of First Commis•
sioner of Works and Public Buildings has become
vacant by the death of the Right lion. Henry
Fitzroy, M.P.
Royal Mint.—Mr. Geo. John Pearson has been
appointed a temporary clerk, and passed his exa-
mination.

General Register-ollice.—Mr. Thomas Burton
Itas been appointed a transcriber in London, and
passed his examination. _

General Post-office,—Mr. Thomas Marsh Davy
has been appointed a clerk at Tpswicb, and passed
his examination.. Mr. S. G. Payne has been Ei p -
pointed a clerk at Aylesbury, and passed his exa-
mination.
The Dockyards.—There are stilt vacancies for a
third-class clerk and a temporary clerk at Devon-
port Dockyard.

INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
Stamps and Taxes Branch.—Mr. Angelo Collier
Hay ter has been promoted front superintendeut of
the second class to be an assistant examiner of the
first class in the Legacy Duty Department, vacant
by the death of Mr. John Whit Dixon. Mr.
Edward Barnes has been promoted to be superin-
tendent of the second class in the Legacy Duty
Department, vice Hayter. Mr. Wm. Ennis has
been promoted from third to second class superin-
tendent in the Legacy Duty Department, vice
Barnes.
Excise Branch.—Mr. James Murphy, first class
assistant, Dublin Second Division, Dublin Collec-
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John Hannigan, first class assistant, Comber Second
Division, Belfast Collection, has been appointed
first class assistant to Dublin Second Division,
Dublin Collection. Mr. Alfred Priddis, dropped,
Bridport Division, Taunton Collection, has been
appointed to Ashburton Divits,i\lFiii:olisni,abPien:i
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Collection. Mr. William Coulter, Denbigh Second
Division, Wales North Collection, has been ap-
pointed. to Denbigh First Division.
East lndies.—Mr. J. F. Peterson has been ap-
pointed harbour mister at Calcutta. Mr. F. Tucker
has •been', appointed magistrate and collector of
Jessore. Mr. W. Molony has been appointed joint
magistrate and deputy collector of Icssore. Mr. A.
Grote has been appointed to officiate as member of
the Board of Revenue, Calcstta. Mr H. M. Rsid
has been appointed to officiate as commissioner of
revenue and Circuit of Nuddea Division. Mr. H.
Muspratt has been appointed to officiate as magi-
strate and collector of Pubna. The Rev. C. C.
Ansley Las been appointed chaplain of Fyzabad,
in Oude. The Rev. G. D. Symonds has been ap-
pointed chaplain of Gondah, in Lieut. J.
Perkins, officiating deputy commissioner of Sultan-
pore, has been appointed to officiate as deputy com-
missioner of Hurdui. Lieut. M'Andrew, assistant
commissioner, has been appointed to officiate as de-
puty commissioner of Sultanpore. Lieut. Hawkins,
third class assistant commissioner, has been ap-
pointed second class assistant commissioner, vice
Mr. H. Perkins, transferred to the Punjaub.--‘
Civil oFervice Gazette.

THEATRE-ROYAL LYCEUM.-
Sole Lessee and Directress, Madame Celeste.
MONDAY EVENING (Boxing Night) the performanoes
will commence with Planche's popular Drama of THE
CHILD OF THE WRECK. Maurice (her original charac-
ter) Madame Celeste.
After which, will be produced anew Grand Christmas Ex-
travaganza and Pantomime, KING. THRITSHBE &RD, the
LITTLE PET and the GREAT PASSION. Clown, Mr. IL
Marshall—Columbine, Miss Rosino.