Her Majesty's Mails
William Lewins381[204] These remarks must not be understood to apply to the clerks in the different branches of the London establishment. These clerks, &c., who are required to be educated gentlemen, are as a rule, paid on lower scales of salary than obtain, we believe, in the other Government departments. [205] Fraser's Magazine, September, 1862, p. 536. APPENDIX. APPENDIX (A). CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE POST-OFFICE ENGLAND. Her Majesty's Postmaster-General. THE RIGHT HON. LORD STANLEY OF ALDERLEY. Secretary JOHN TILLEY, ESQ. Assistant Secretaries {FREDERIC HILL, ESQ. and {FRANK IVES SCUDAMORE, ESQ. Chief Clerk of the Secretary's Office RODIE PARKHURST, ESQ. Chief Clerk of Foreign Business WILLIAM PAGE, ESQ. Solicitor WM. HENRY ASHURST, ESQ. Assistant Solicitor R. W. PEACOCK, ESQ. Inspector-General of Mails EDWARD JOHN PAGE, ESQ. Deputy Inspector-General of Mails JOHN WEST, ESQ. Receiver and Accountant-General VACANT. Controller of Circulation Department WILLIAM BOKENHAM, ESQ. Deputy Controller ditto THOMAS BOUCHER, ESQ. Controller of Money-Order Office FRED. ROWLAND JACKSON, ESQ. Controller of Post-Office Savings'} Banks } GEORGE CHETWYND, ESQ. Medical Officer WALLER LEWIS, ESQ. M.D. Post-Office District Surveyors. Northern District CHRIS. HODGSON, ESQ. Penrith. Southern District J. H. NEWMAN, ESQ. Dorking. Eastern District ANTHONY TROLLOPE, ESQ. Waltham Cross. Western District G. H. CRESSWELL, ESQ. Devonport. Derby District ERNEST MILLIKEN, ESQ. Derby. Manchester District WILLIAM GAY, ESQ. Altrincham. Shrewsbury District W. J. GODBY, ESQ. Shrewsbury. Gloucester District JOHN PATTEN GOOD, ESQ. London. Birmingham District A. M. CUNYNGHAME, ESQ. London.