The London Gazette, January 2, 1903

8 THE LONDON GAZETTE, JANUARY 2, 1903. Census Office (Scotland), John McClusfcie to be Churcher, Violet Cotsell, Cassie Sophia Dickin- Assistant Clerk (Abstractor). son, Maud Louise English, Aileen Gertrude Duke of York's Royal Military School, Alice Ann Everitt, Norah Bishop Flinn, Annie Marian Heggie to be Housekeeper. Frost, Gertrude Chambers Green, Winifred Edith Gregory, Maud Ruby Morran, Agnes Education, Board of, George Thorpe to be Sub- Ida Oldfield, Kathleen Isabelle Pritchard, Inspector (First Class). Lilian Raukine, Lilian Frances Richards, Eva Frederick William Charles Tausenau Jaffray Shapland, Rosamond Jessie Turner, and Ethel to be appointed to a Staff Post. Caroline Vance to be Girl Clerks, London. Walter Corbett Maynard to be appointed to a Temporary Staff Post. Supreme Court of Judicature (England), Robert Robert Lionel Sherlock to be Geologist on Gregory Gurney to be Third Class Clerk. the Geological Survey. Stephen Henry Mindenhall and Charles John Exchequer and Audit Department, Joseph Houlds- Ballard Paish to be Third Class Clerks in the worth to be appointed to a Staff Post. Principal Probate Registry. Exchequer Office (Scotland), Sir Kenneth John Treasury, Alfred James Hiscock to be Superin- Mackenzie, Bart., to be King's and Lord tendent of the Registry, &c. Treasurer's Remembrancer. Richard James Luff to be Assistant Superintendent of the Registry, &c. Home Office, George Leopold Crampton to be Thomas Henry Essex to be Clerk-in-Charge Inspector of Factories and Workshops. of the Copying Room. James Alfred Clegg to be Assistant Clerk Arthur Hoskins Bradley to be Temporary (Abstractor). Staff Officer. India Office, or India Audit Office, Lawrence Ward Valuation Office (Ireland), John Thomas Kelly Baskcomb, Frank Howett, and William Henry to be Assistant Clerk (Abstractor). Sansbury to be Second Class Clerks. War Office, Robert Cornelius Bailey and William Inland Revenue, Charles James Spencer Gold Charles Musguin to be Established Civilian to be Clerk of the Higher Division. Employes in the Army Ordnance Department. John Bradsbaw-Isherwood, John Brown, John Ireland and Charles Alfred Martin to Godfrey Deveril Crowther, Edwin Thomas be Assistant Clerks (Abstractors). Hopkins, Charles Harold Smith, and Charles Clerks of the Second Division. Albert Williams to be First Division Clerks in Exchequer and Audit Department, John Oliver the Estate Duty Office. McFadden, for temporary duty. John Joseph Clunan, Horace Davis, William Bell Johnston, William Nicholas Kennedy, Inland Revenue, Harold Fleeman, William Sher- Frank Minter. William Herbert Mooaan, and lock Lindley, Michael McGnirk, Edward Jojiah Stansfeld to be Minor Staff Officers. Archibald McNeil!, Thomas Edward Metcalfe, (Jnarles Josiah Cautle, William Argent Walter Edwin Mylam, Frank Pattison, Jennery, Arthur John Strahan, and Walter Reginald Arthur Salmon, and Sidney James Samuel Stroud to be Temporary Minor Staff Spice. Officers. Mint, George Clarke Anderson. Beatrice Louisa Larcom to be Female Typist Post Office, Charles Stewart Flynn, Frederick in the Secretaries' Office. Thomas Hassell, William George Ilale Pearce, Local Government Board (England), Frederick Charles Gregory Philp, Sydney William Arthur Parker to be Assistant Clerk Sharvell, and Percy George Ford Skinner. (Abstractor). Public Works Loan Board, Fredric Gilbert Mercantile Marine Offices, Thomas Vaughan Gulliford. Forrest to be Superintendent at Hull. Registrar - GenerdCs Office (Scotland), George Curwen Cogman, for temporary duty in the Post Office, James Charles Allen and Walter Census Office (Scotland). William Billson to be Third Class Clerks on the Supplementary Establishment of the Stationery Office, John Edwards and Robert John Secretary's Office, London. Palmer. Sydney Judah Lyon to be appointed to a Trade, Board of, Henry Archibald Andrews and Clerkship grouped under the Scheme for the John Charles Randall. Supplementary Establishment of the Sec- TRANSFERS, with the approval of the Lords retary's Office, London. Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury :— John Michell Grylls Trezise to be Second Inland Revenue, Alfred Pomeroy Phillips Chalke, Class Technical Officer in the Engineer-in- and Charles Merllyn Wood ford, Clerks of the Chief's Office. Second Division, from the Post Office and the Charles Stuart Bain and Daniel Joseph Stationery Office respectively. Coveney to be Registry Assistants in the Secretary's Office, London. Edward Michael Blake, Frank William Bonnington, Edwin Dwerryhouse, Evan Evans, Civil Service Commission, William Ryan Fleming, Thomas Louis January 2, 1903. Lockyer, Ashley Vincent Rowe, Michael The following Candidates have been certified Shearman, and Thomas Herbert Turner to be by the Civil Service Commissioners as qualified Assistant Clerks (Abstractors). for the appointments set against their respective Charles Banks (Seaford) and Charles Card names:— (Carshalton, S.O.) to be Sub-Postmasters. December 29, 1902. Ellen Josephine Broughton (Clifden, R.S.O.) AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. to be Sub-Postmistress. Post Office: Girl Clerk, Elsie Kate Churcher. Edith Maud Correll, Margaret Emma Eakins, Male Sorter, London, Arthur George Small Nellie Revett Tanner, Ethel Clara Tinson, and wood. Mabel Edith Warren to be Woman Clerks. Male Learners, London, William Henry Margaret Ellen Bowyer, Florence Folsetter John Cobb, Walter George Dobson. Budge, Gertrude Dora Carpenter, Elsie Kate Male Learner, Glasgow, Gordon Brown..

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