852 THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 18, 1887. of January, 1837, the Poor Law Commissioners Customs: Boatman, Leith, Thomas Patton. declared that the several Parishes and Places Post Office: Skilled Telegraphist, London, George specified in the margin thereof should be united Hitchman. for the administration of the laws for the relief of Tube Attendant, London, Richard Edmond the Poor, and the said Union has heen known by Thomas. the name of the Helmsley Blackmoor Union ; Porter, London, Arthur George Mundy. And whereas by an Order dated the 10th day Postman or Sorler,'Dublin, Joseph McAlister. of July, 1837, the Poor Law Commissioners Sorting Clerks and Telegraph Learners, directed that the Townships of Dale Town and (Sheffield), Albert Charles Battersby, William Morton should be added to the said Union, and Ernest Fish, Frederick Elijah Parker. by an Order dated the 16th day of September, Sorting Clerk and Telegraph Learner,Thomas 1841, the said Commissioners directed that the Roberts, (Peterborough). Township of Snilesworth should be added to the Postmen, Harry Grimwood (Bury St. Ed- Union ; munds), John Jones (Rhyl), Henry Rootham And whereas by an Order dated the 6th day (Kettering). of March, 1848, the Poor Law Board directed that the several Townships of Bransdale West February 15, 1887. Side, Great Edstone, Little Edstone, Fadmore, AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. Farndale East Side, Farndale Low Quarter, Customs : Out-Door Officer, Harry Minton. Farndale West Side, Gillamoor, Hutton-le-Hole, WITHOUT COMPETITION. Kirby Moorside, Muscoates, Nawton, North Customs : Boatman, Cork, John Joseph Farrisy. Holme, Skiplam, Welburn, and Wombleton, and the Parish of Nunnington should be separated Prison Department, England: Subordinate Officer, from the said Union. Division //, George French. And whereas it is expedient that the name of Prison Department, Scotland: Warder, Alexander the said Union should be changed as herein-after Rodger. -mentioned : Post Office: Postman or Sorter, London, William Now therefore, We, the Local Government Jonathan Austen. Board, in pursuance of the powers given to Us by Sorting Clerks and Telegraph /^earners, the Statutes in that behalf, hereby Order as Frederick Bolton (Peterborough), Edward follows:— Boyd (Aberdeen), William James Mayor ARTICLE I.—On and after the twenty-sixth (Salisbury), Philip Sydney Pratt (Ipswich), day of March, one thousand eight hundred and David John Wallace Ross (Glasgow), Naomi eighty-seven, the name of the said Union shall Perry Sharp ( Evesham). be changed to the Helmsley Union, and the Postmen, Richard Wilson Borland (New- Guardians of the Poor thereof shall be termed castle-on-Tyne), George William Cole (Brad- "The Guardians of the Poor of the Helmsley ford). Union." • February 16, 1887. ARTICLE II.—The said Guardians shall cause AFTER LIMITED COMPETITION. this Order to be published for two successive National Education Office, Ireland: Inspector's weeks, within one month-from the date hereof, ill Assistant, Patrick Joseph Honan. some newspaper circulating within the Union. Given under the Seal of Office of the Local WITHOUT COMPETITION. Government Board, this fifteenth day of Post Office: Postman or Sorter, London, Frank February, in the year one thousand eight Wilkins. hundred and eighty-seven. Tube Attendant, London, George William Henry Roeder. Porter, London, Francis John Martin. Chas. T. Ritchie, Sorting Clerk and Telegraph Learner, Charles President. James Myatt (Burton-on-Trent). Postmen (Southport}, Hugh Joseph Blanch- . ti. Provis, Assistant Secretary. flower, Thomas Rimmer. House of Commons, February 18, 1887. NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL THE Speaker of the House of Commons, with PRIZE MONEY. the concurrence of the Lords Commissioners of Department of the Accountant" General of Her Majesty's Treasury, hereby gives notice the Navv* Admiralty, February 15, that the situation of " Superintendent," and of '1887. «'Assistant," in the Sale of Bills Office of the NOTICE is hereby given to the Officers, Sea- House of Commons are added to Schedule B of men, and JVIarines, find to all persons interested the Order in Council of 4th June, 1870. therein, that ihe distribution of prize money for the captures by Her Majesty's ship " Woodlark," specified below, will commence on Friday, the Civil Service Commission, February 18, 1887. 25th instant, in the Prize Branch of the Depart- THE following Candidates have been certified ment of the " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty^ Spring-gardens, S.W." by the Civil Service Commissioners as qualified Agents and other persons holding powers of for the appointments set against their respective attorney, prize orders, assignments, or other names:— instruments, by virtue of which they may be February 14, 1887. legally entitled to claim the share of any captor AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. serving in the above-named ship, are requested to Customs ; Out-Door Officer, John Fleming. present the same at this office. Any Officer, Seaman, Marine, or other person WITHOUT COMPETITION. who may desire to receive his share from the Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum: Assistant Collector of Customs or of Inland Revenue within Attendant, Edwin Charles Doman, the United Kingdom, is required to intimate the.