The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-31 00:00:00

LuNDON GAZS rE-THIS EVENING.

FOREIGN OFFICE, JULY 18.
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint
Thomas George Knox, Esq., now her M4j•sty's Consul at
Bangkok, to be her Maj sty's Consul-General in Siam. to
reside at Bangkok.
DOWNING-STREET, JULY 29.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Captain Charles
Bullen Hugh Mitchell, R.M., to be Colonial secretary for
the Colony of British Honduras.
Walt-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JOLT 31.
6th Dragoo is— Lieutenant Sydney Hobson, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Cottle.
12th Lancers. Charles Byrom, Gent., to be Cornet, vice
Francis Parker.
Royal En.,ine.ers.—Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
E.lwarSGordon to be remov,Al from the Seconded to the
Supernumerary List.
The temporary Commissions as Lieutenant, of the
undermentioned officers, to be made permanent, from the
dates mentioned against their respective names : - Edward
Cardwell Fanshawe; 22d June, 1865; John Simpson
Nicholson, 22d December,; 1863; Charles Claude Cliften
Barlow, 22d Oecemb:r, 18'33 ; and Matthew Henry N.J.-
coil, 17th April, 1866.
Grenadier Guards—Ensign and Lieutenant Henry Wel-
lesley to be Lieutenant and Captain ; the lion. James
Luctovic Li,ideay to be Ensign and Lieutenant.
Sc,ts Fusilier Guards —Lent mutat and Captain the Hon.
Paul S. Methuen to be Adjutant.
2nd Foot—Captain Arthur Wellesley Gosset has retired
from the service.
7th Foot—Henry Francis E:nly, Gent., to be Paymaster.
Bth Foot—Limit:neat John Dawson t a bo Captain ; Ea-
sign Georg • Rowan Hamilton to be Lieutenant ;
Richard Orme, Gent., to be Ensign.
12th Foot—Major Richard Atkinson to be Lieut ma• t;
Cap ain E lward Foster to b) M,j ,r; Lieutenant Jo..
Oliver Jobnsoe to be C tptaiu ; Easigr usury Stewart
B ilton to be Lieutenant ; Ensign Tuumas Baker to be
Lieut !Haut; Gentleman Cadet Richard Thomas E!-
ward Dowse to be Ensign.
17th Foot—Lieutenant James John Ha rington Cottle
to be Lieutenant.
18. h Foot—Ensign Elavard Champneys Mihier to be
Lieutenant ; Gentlem in Cadet Ji11111.36 Willi tin Graves
to be Ensign.
56th Fout—hneenant William Barnett to be Captain;
Eoaigu Walter liu,gties Thomas Since to be Lieutenant ;
Gentleman Cadet llarold Pariniuter Molizieux to be
Ensign.
61st Foot—Ensign Henry Linilsell Green to be Lieu-
tenant ; Gentleman Cadet Francis Herbert England to
be Easign.
62.1 Foot--Lieutenant Arthur Lloyd Read to be Captain ;
Lieutenant Henry Jones to be Lieutenant ; Ensign
Henry Pardon Woodroofe to be Lieutenant ; Gentleman
Cadet Frederick W. G. 11. Nelson to be Ensign.
66th Foot--Ensign William Hamilton M' lath to be Lieu-
tenant; Ensign Arthur N. Welman to be Lieutenant;
Gentleman Cadet. John Granville Hiker t ) be Ensign;
Gentleman Cadet Charles A. M. Morris to be Eusi„-m.
69th Foot - Gentleman Cad t H. St tuhope Holmes to be
Ensign.
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94th Fiiot—Lieut. G. M. Gaskell to be Lieutenant ; Lieut.
R. E. Wallace to be Instructor of Musketry.
98th Foot —Quartermast r-Sergeant Archibald Macqueen.
to Le Quartermaster.

102 d Fuot—Ci)utleman Cadet E. P. Elliott to be Ensign;
Gentleman Cadet 0. S. Craig to be Ensign.
101 th Foot—Gentlemen Cad,ts Charles Lleary Short and
Henry Craigie Halkeit to be Ensigns.
105; h Foot - Gentlemen Cadets Charles Stafford Stephen
Whitehill and William. Douglas Graham to l,e Eusigno.
107th Foot- Gentleman Cadet James Stewart King to be
Ensign.
Rifle Brigade—Ensign Henry Nicholas Houck to be Lieu-
tenant; Frederick Henry Thyroid, Gaut., to be
-

Roy t 1 Malta PLincible Artillery—Lieutenant P. Bernard
to Le Adjutaut.
Medical Depait neat- Assistant-Surgeon 11. C. Collier to
be Staff As3istaut-Surgeon,_