Her Majesty's Mails
William Lewins382IRELAND. Secretary GUSTAVUS CHARLES CORNWALL, ESQ. Accountant JOSEPH LONG, ESQ. Controller of Sorting Office R. O. ANDERSON, ESQ. Solicitor R. THOMPSON, ESQ. Surveyors {H. JAMES, ESQ. Limerick, and {W. BARNARD, ESQ. Dublin. SCOTLAND. Secretary FRANCIS ABBOTT, ESQ. Accountant JOHN MARRABLE, ESQ. Controller of Sorting Office T. B. LANG, ESQ. Solicitor J. CAY, JUN. ESQ. Surveyors {JOHN WARREN, ESQ. Aberdeen, and {E. C. BURCKARDT, ESQ. Edinburgh. APPENDIX (B). ABSTRACT OF THE PRINCIPAL REGULATIONS. "It may not be too much to say that half the people in this country who use the Post-Office do not know clearly all the benefit they may derive from it."--Household Words, 1856. We have already directed the attention of those engaged in frequent correspondence, especially with our colonies and foreign countries, to the necessity of consulting the official books published for their guidance. The following digest of Post Office regulations may, perhaps, answer the ordinary requirements of the general reader.