SITUATIONS added to SCHEDULE A. of the ORDER IN COUNCIL of 4th June 1870.

Second Class Assistants of Excise in the Inland
Revenue.

Out door Officers in the Customs

Clerks in Convict Prisons,* and in the Office of the
Directors of Convict Prisons.

Clerks in the Metropolitan Police Courts

Clerks in the Office of the Inspectors of Factories
Clerks in the Office of the Inspectors of Salmon
Fisheries.

Clerks in the Office of the Inspectors of Burial
Grounds.

Clerks in the Public Record Office (Ireland)
Clerks in the Lunacy Commission (England)
Clerks in the Office of Prison Managers (Scotland)
Situations under the Local Government Board in
like manner and so far as situations formerly held
under the Poor Law Board.

Junior Clerks in the Superior Establishment, and
Junior Clerks in the Supplementary Establishment
of the Ecclesiastical Commission.

Patent Office

Junior Clerks in the Office of the Comptroller in
Bankruptcy.

Home Office and Subordinate Departments
Clerk and Copying Clerk in the Registry of Friendly
Societies.

SITUATIONS withdrawn from SCHEDULE A. of the ORDER IN COUNCIL of 4th June 1870.

* Withdrawn from Schedule A. by notice in London Gazette, 15 September 1874.

+ Restored to Schedule A. by notice in London Gazette, 30 December 1870.

1871.

Restored to Schedule A. by notices in London Gazette, 30 December 1870 and 3 January

Department and Situation.

Junior Stamper in the Inland Revenue
University of London

Excise Preventive Men (Scotland) in the Inland
Revenue.

Temporary Third Clerk in the Judicial Department
of the Privy Council Office.

Foreman of the Press Room, Foreman of the Die
Department, and Gasfitter and Lamplighter in the
Mint.

Subordinate Appointments made locally in the Con-
trol Department in the Colonies.

Temporary Draughtsman and Clerk of Works, em-
ployed locally under the provisions of "The
Military Forces Localization Act, 1872."
Civil Assistants in the Ordnance Survey Depart-
ment of the Office of Works who have served
continuously from a date preceding the 29th Sep-
tember 1870.

Situations created under the second of the Admi-
ralty Regulations, dated the 1st November 1873,
intituled "Regulations for appointment of Admi-
ralty Writers."

Temporary Assistant Geologists and Temporary
Fossil Collectors in the Science and Art Depart-

ment.

Warders, Matrons, and other subordinate servants in
Prisons, Lunatic Asylums, and Hospitals.
Senior Warehousemen, Inland Revenues
Sub-Inspector of Factories in the Home Department
Light Keeper and Assistant Light Keeper at the Is-
land of Sombrero.

All situations in Convict Prisons and State Lunatic
Asylums in Great Britain.

Clerk in the Offices of the Commissioner and the
Receiver of Metropolitan Police.

The following situations on the Established and
Hired Wagest Lists of Her Majesty's Naval
Hospitals and Marine Infirmaries at Home and
Abroad:-

Matrons, Butlers or Stewards,* Assistant or under Stewards, Porters or Messengers, Gardeners, Cooks, Assistant Cooks, Male and Female Attendants on Lunatics, Wardmasters, Dispensarymen, Hospital Peons (Natives), Barbers, Plumbers and Overseers of Gas, Foremen of Washing Machinery, Engine Drivers,* Assistant Engine Drivers, Carpenters, Boatmen, Principal or Ordinary Labourers employed in any capacity, and Watchmen.

Date of Publication in the
London Gazette.

24 January 1871.
24 March 1871.

14 July 1871.

1 March 1872.

7 January 1873.

6 June 1873.

22 July 1873.

11 November 1873.

23 December 1873.

8 May 1874.

9 June 1874.

26 June 1874.
28 July 1874.
18 August 1874.

15 September 1874.

16 March 1875.

11 June 1875.

3 September 1875.

16 November 1875.

3 April 1877.

At hospitals where there are no established Assistants of these ratings available for promotion in the ordinary course.

The situations on the Hired Wages List have since (26 June 1877) been gazetted into Schedule B.

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SITUATIONS added to SCHEDULE B. of the ORDER IN COUNCIL of 4th June 1870.

(a.) Throughout the Civil Service :

(1.) All situations in which it may become necessary, in order to meet the exigencies of the public service, to employ temporarily, so long as that necessity lasts, persons who have not been certificated or registered by the Civil Service Commissioners; provided that such employment have the previous approval of the Treasury, be reported at once by the chief authorities of the department in which it occurs to the said Civil Service Commissioners, and be discontinued as soon as such Commissioners are able to supply the service conformably to the Orders in Council of 4th June 1870, or 19th August 1871, as applicable to each case.

(2.) All situations in prisons and in criminal lunatic asylums in Great Britain and Ireland during a period not exceeding three months from the date at which the persons appointed to such situations shall have begun to be paid the salaries attached to them.