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RECORD OF SERVICES 
 
 OF THE 
 
 HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S 
 CIVIL SERVANTS 
 
 MADRAS PRESIDENCY. 
 
 From 1J4.1 to iSj8. 
 5ncluMn9 Cbronologlcal %\eXe ot 
 
 GOVER.WRS, COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF, CHIEF JUSTICES, AND JUDGES, 
 OF THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY, BETWEEN 1652 AND iSjS. 
 
 AS WELL AS 
 
 LISTS OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY; 
 
 CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF THE DIRECTION ; 
 
 AND PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL. 
 
 eiompiletJ ant dBniteU, from EecorUe in tf?e l^ossesmn 
 of tf?e Secretary of €»tate for Ilntiia, 
 
 CHARLES C. PRINSEP, 
 
 Statistical Reportek, and latk biPEKiNTEXDtNT oi- Recui;d», India OincE, 
 
 LONDON: 
 TRUE NEE & CO., LUDGATE HILL. 
 
 1885. 
 
 [A([ rt'jJits 7'ei^cricd.] 
 
BALLANTYNE, HANSON AND CO. 
 EDINBURGH AND LONDON 
 
 H&HHY MORSE STEPHEfcf© 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Preface v 
 
 List of Directors of the East Ixdia Company, 1708 to 
 
 1858 ix 
 
 List of Chairmen and Deputy-Chairmen, 17 14 to 1858 . xix 
 
 List of Presidents of the Board of Control, 1784 to 
 
 1858 xxiii 
 
 List of Governors of the Presidency of Madras, 1652 
 
 to 1858 xxiv 
 
 List of Commanders - in - Chief of the Presidency of 
 
 Madras, 1697 to 1858 xxix 
 
 List of Chief-Justices and Puisne Judges, Madras Presi- 
 dency, 1800 to 1858 xxxiv 
 
 Record of Services of Civilians in the Madras Presi- 
 dency, 1 741 TO 1858 I 
 
 Supplementary List of Civil Servants . . .161 
 
 Addendum — List of Deaths of Civilians . . .209 
 
 12849 
 
PREFACE, 
 
 The past History of tlie Old East India Company's service 
 is too well known to require any description in this place ; 
 suffice it to remark, that it has produced a class of public 
 servants not to be equalled by any other nation. No reader 
 of Indian History can pronounce this eulogy as undeserved, 
 for whether in peace or in war, rebellion or famine, its truth 
 has been amply demonstrated. 
 
 The Indian Civil Service may be said to have commenced 
 from the time when the Eight Hon. Warren Hastings, who 
 had previously served on the Council of the Government of 
 Madras, was appointed Governor of Bengal in 1772, and sub- 
 sequently became the first Governor-General under an Act 
 passed (13 Geo. III., cap. 63) in 1773, when the East India 
 Company first determined to take the country's revenues 
 into their own hands. It was also resolved that the Presi- 
 dencies of Madras and Bombay should l)e subject to the 
 Governor-General in political matters. At this date the 
 stupendous fabric of the Indian Civil Service fairly began, 
 although from that time to the present day each Presidency 
 has had its distinctive functions. 
 
 The first English Company for the purpose of trading with 
 India was incorporated by Queen Elizabeth on 31st December 
 
vi PREFACE. 
 
 1599 under the title of " The Governor and Company of Mer- 
 chants of London trading to the East Indies^ Courten's 
 Association, the Assada Merchants, established in 1635, united 
 ^Yith the London Company in 1650. The " Merchant Adven- 
 t2trers'' chartered in 1654-55, united with the London Com- 
 loany in 1656-57. The '* English Company " (or " the General 
 Society") ixQ^dimg to the East Indies was incorporated in 1698. 
 The aforesaid Company of Merchants of London, and the 
 English Company, w^ere finally incorporated under the title 
 of " The United Company of Merchants of England trading to 
 the East Indies'' in 1708, and thus was founded the East India 
 Company, which title it maintained until 1858 (an unbroken 
 period of one hundred and fifty years), when the transfer of 
 Indian affairs to the Crown was effected. 
 
 Fort St. George, Madras, was erected in the year 1640, 
 and in 1653 the possessions of the East India Company along 
 the Coromandel Coast, comprising the settlements (as they 
 were then termed) of Fort St. George, Fort St. David, Yiza- 
 gapatam, and Mechlipatam (Masulipatam), were raised to 
 the rank of a Presidency. 
 
 In offering to the public a record of the services of the 
 Madras Covenanted Civilians the compiler has no desire to 
 credit himself with being the first to have initiated such a 
 work, for Messrs. Dodwell and Miles prepared a similar 
 register (now out of print and unobtainable), commencing 
 with civilians who were in the service in 1780 and ending 
 with the year 1839, the date of publication; but notwith- 
 standing its excellence, there is a want of completeness 
 as a work of reference at the present time to the general 
 reader, thus rendering further work necessary, which it 
 has been the object of the compiler herein to achieve. 
 
PREFACE. vii 
 
 The present register will be found to contain the names and 
 services of all Civil servants who were on the Madras estab- 
 lishment of the East India Company in 1766 (which is the 
 earliest date of the Indian Eegisters), and of all those who 
 subsequently entered the service up to, and were in the service 
 in, 1858, when the change of Government took place. In the 
 case of those officers who continued in the service after that 
 date, the appointments held by them up to retirement or 
 death have also been included. It is to be regretted that 
 the present work is still not so complete as it might have 
 been made, for since going to press manuscript lists of services 
 of civilians from 1700 have been discovered to exist, too late 
 however for insertion in the present volume ; but it may be 
 hoped that these new sources of information will be placed 
 before the public at some future time. 
 
 In all cases the dates of death have been given where the 
 information has been accessible. 
 
 The services of civilians not recorded in this work will be 
 found in a "History of Services of all Gazetted Officers in the 
 Civil Department," covenanted, uncovenanted, and military 
 officers in civil employ, annually published by each adminis- 
 tration or province in India. 
 
 Further information of a varied character, extracted from 
 the Old Court Books of the East India Company, public con- 
 sultations of the respective Governments in India, and other 
 valuable records in the India Office, has been appended, 
 so as to render the w^ork a more useful one for general 
 reference, and to increase the interest of officers still 
 living, as well as of relatives of deceased persons, in 
 those who have played their parts so prominently, and 
 
viii PREFACE. 
 
 added lustre to a record of services performed by civil 
 servants, in India. 
 
 In conclusion, the compiler desires to express his sense of 
 the valuable and willing assistance rendered by Colonel 
 Laurie, of the Koyal (late Madras) Artillery, in the laborious 
 searches that had to be made in following up each individual 
 name through nearly 200 volumes of registers and other 
 books of reference, and without whose practical experience 
 of India, and of Madras in particular, the publication of this 
 record of services would have been much retarded. 
 
 India Office, igth February 1885. 
 
ALPHABETICAL LIST 
 
 OF 
 
 DIRECTORS OF THE UxMTED COMPANY OF MERCHA^sTS 
 OF ENGLAND TRADING TO THE EAST INDIES 
 
 {Incorporated under Act, Queen Anne, in i7o8\ 
 
 OTHERWISE ENTITLED THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, 
 
 FROM 1708 TO 1858. 
 
 Note. — Previous to the year 1773, the twenty-four Directors were elected 
 every year, and the day of election was in the month of April, In 1773 (Act 
 13 Geo. Ill, cap, 63) the system of election was changed. It was then pro- 
 vided that six Directors should be chosen for 4 years, six for 3 years, six for 2 
 years, and six for I year, and at every Annual Election six new Directors 
 were to be chosen for the term of 4 years, and no longei\ Subsequently, Act 
 17 Geo. Ill, cap, 8, of 1777, fixed the second Wednesday in April as the date 
 of the Annual Election. The qualification of a Director was ^^2000 East 
 India stock. In the event of a vacancy by death or otherwise, another 
 Director had to be chosen within 40 days of the declaration of such vacancy, 
 the new Director succeeding to the unexpii-ed portion of his predecessor's term 
 of office. The salaries of Directors were regulated by the Bye-laws. In 
 earlier years each Director received ;^I50 per annum, in 1794 the amount was 
 increased to ^^300, and in 1854 to ;^50o, a year. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Adams, Robert 
 Addams, Abraham . 
 Agnew, Patrick Vans (C,B,) 
 
 Aislabie, William . 
 Alexamler, Josias du Pre 
 
 Alexander, Henry . 
 
 Allan, Alexander 
 
 Allen, Edward 
 
 Amyard, George 
 
 Andrews, Sir Jonathan (Kut.) 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 1736; 1737- 
 
 1721 to 1739, 
 
 1833 ; 1835 to 1842 (Lt.-Col, in 1840). 
 
 Died in June 1842. 
 1719 to 1726. 
 (M,P., Old Sarum); 1820 to 1839. 
 
 Died in Sept. 1839, 
 (M.P., Barnstaple) 1826 to 1853, Died 
 
 in Jan, 1861. 
 (M.P., Berwick) ; 18 14 to 18 19 (Bart. 
 
 in 1 8 19). Died in Oct. 1820, 
 (Director of English Company) 1709. 
 1760; 1763. 
 (Director of English Company) 1709 ; 
 
 171 1 ; and 1712 to 1716. 
 
X DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, 
 
 Names. 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 Astell, William 
 
 As tell, John Harvey 
 
 Baker, William . 
 Baillie, Colonel Joliii 
 
 Bance, John 
 
 Bannerman, John Alexander 
 
 Baring, Francis 
 
 Barne, Miles . 
 Baron, Christopher . 
 Barringtoii, Fitzwilliam . 
 Barwell, William 
 Bateman, Sir James (Knt.) 
 
 Bayley, William Butter worth 
 
 Baylis, Sir Robert (Knt.) 
 
 Beake, Abraham 
 
 ]jebb, John 
 
 Becher, Richard 
 
 Beck, Justus . 
 
 Bensley, William . 
 
 Benyon, Richard 
 Betts, William 
 Billers, William . 
 
 Bisse, Stephen 
 Blount, Richard 
 Blunt, John 
 Boddam, Charles 
 Boehm, Edmund 
 Boone, Charles 
 Booth, Benjamin 
 Bootle, Capt. Robert 
 Bosanquet, Jacob (i) 
 Bosanquet, Jacob (2) 
 Bosanquet, Richard . 
 Bosanquet, Joseph . 
 Boulton, Capt. Richard . 
 Boulton, Henry Crabb 
 Boyd, John 
 Braddyll, Doddiiig . 
 Baund, William 
 Brisco, Robert . 
 Bristow, Robert 
 Browne, Capt. John 
 Browne, John . 
 
 (1807 to 1845 (M.P., Bridgewater, 
 
 1809). Died March 1847. 
 1851 to 1858. 
 
 Died in 
 
 ;i7. 
 
 Died 
 
 (Alderman) 1741 to 1752. 
 (M.P., Hedon) 1823 to 1833 
 
 May 1833. 
 1722 to 1730. 
 
 1807 to 1816. Disqualified in i 
 1779 to 1 8 10 (Bart, in 1799). 
 
 in Oct. 1 8 10. 
 1733; and 1736 to 1739. 
 1759 ; and 1761 to 1767. 
 1759 to 1767. 
 1753 to 1766. 
 (Director of English Company) 1709 ; 
 
 1 7 10, Alderman. 
 1834 to 1858. Died in May 1S60. 
 (Alderman) 1731 ; 1732. 
 (Director of London Company) 1709. 
 1805 to 1829. Disqualified in 1830. 
 1775 to 1783. 
 1714. 
 1786 to 1 8 10 (Bart, in 1801). Died 
 
 in Jan. 18 10. 
 1745 to 1748. 
 1709 to 1711. 
 (Alderman) 1724 to 1742 (Kniglit in 
 
 1727) (Lord Mayor in 1734). 
 1732; 1735 to 1741. 
 1730 to 1743. 
 1709. 
 1769 ; 1772 to 1782. 
 
 1784 to 1787. 
 1729 to 1735. 
 
 1767 to 1783. 
 1741 to 1749; 
 
 1759- 
 
 1790 to 1827. 
 
 1768 to 1772. 
 
 1785 to 1788. 
 1718 to 1736. 
 1753 to 1773. 
 1753 to 1764. 
 1728 to 1748. 
 
 1745 to 1753- 
 17 1 2 to 1720. 
 1716 ; 1717. 
 1714 to 1720. 
 1757 to 1763. 
 
 1752; 1753; 1755- 
 Disqualified in 1827. 
 
 Died in Sept. 1773. 
 
DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, xi 
 
 Names. 
 
 Bryant, Maj.-Gen. Sir Jere- 
 miali (C.B.) . . . . 
 Burgess, John Smith 
 
 ]3urrow, Christopher 
 Burrow, Robert 
 Burton, Richard 
 
 Campbell, Robert 
 Carnac, James Rivett 
 
 Caulfield, Maj.-Gen. James, C.B, 
 Chambers, Cliarles (senr.) 
 Chambers, Charles (junr.) 
 Chauncev, Richard . 
 Cheap, Thomas 
 Chikl, Robert . 
 
 CLarke, ^Yilliam Stanley . 
 
 Clerk, Robert . 
 
 Cock, Peter 
 
 Cockburn, Sir James (Bart.) 
 
 Cooke, Richard 
 
 Colborne, Charles . 
 Colebrooke, Sir George (Bart.) 
 Cooke, John . 
 
 Cornelison, William Henry 
 Cotesworth, William 
 
 Cotesworth, Dr. Caleb 
 Cotton, Joseph 
 Cotton, John . 
 Coupland, J(jhn 
 Coulson, Thomas 
 
 Creed, Sir James (Bart.) . 
 
 Creswicke, Joseph . 
 
 Cruttenden, Edward Holden 
 
 Cuming, George 
 
 Currie, Sir Frederick (Bart.) 
 
 Cust, Peregrine 
 
 Cutts, Charles . 
 
 Daxiel, James 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 1841 to 1845. Died in June 1S45. 
 
 1791 to 1802 (Bart, in 1801). Died in 
 
 1803. 
 1735 to 1761. 
 1762 to 1764. 
 1 74 1 to 1746. 
 
 1817 to 1852 (Bart, in 1832). Died in 
 1858. 
 
 1827 to 1839 (Bart, in 1836). Ap- 
 pointed Governor of Bumbav in 
 
 1839- 
 1848 to 185 1. Died in Nov. 1852. 
 1755 to 1757; 1763 to 1768. 
 1770; 1773. 
 1737 to 1754. 
 1780 to 1793. 
 1709 to 1720 (Alderman in 17 14) 
 
 (Knight in 17 15). 
 1718 ; 1722 (Alderman) ; 1732 (Lord 
 
 Mayor); 1733 (Knight). 
 181 5 to 1843. Died in Jan. 1844. 
 1812 to 1815. Died in Aug. iSi 5. 
 1725 to 1730. 
 1767 to 1772. 
 (Director ot London Company) 1709 
 
 to 1711. 
 1734 to 1737. 
 1767 to 1772. 
 (Director of London Company) 1709 
 
 to 1734. 
 
 1713^01715- 
 
 Director of English Company) 17 10 
 
 to 1713. 
 1721 to 1734. 
 
 1795 to 1823. Disqualiiied in 1823. 
 1833 to 1853. Died in July i860. 
 
 1713- 
 
 (Director of English Company) 1709 
 
 to 1712. 
 1749; 1755 to 1758; 1761. 
 1765 to 1768. 
 1765 to 1771. 
 
 1764 to 1782, and 1785 to 17S8. 
 1854 to 1858. Died in Sept. 1875. 
 1767 to 1769. 
 1749 to 1754; 1758 to 1766. 
 
 1810 to 1824. 
 
xii DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY 
 
 Names. 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 Darell, Lionel .... 
 
 1780 to 1803 (Bart, in 1800). Died in 
 
 
 1803. 
 
 Davis, Samuel 
 
 1810 to 1819. Died in July 1819. 
 
 Dawsonne, William 
 
 (Director of English Company) 17 10 
 
 
 to 1722. 
 
 Decker, Matthew . 
 
 17 14 to 1732 (Bart, in 1717). 
 
 Dempster, George . 
 
 1769; 1772. 
 
 Dent, William 
 
 1 85 1 to 1853. Died in Dec. 1877. 
 
 Dethick, Thomas . 
 
 1772. 
 
 Devaynes, William . 
 
 1770 to 1805 (1802, M.P., Barnstaple). 
 
 Dorrien, John .... 
 
 1755 to 1763. 
 
 Drake, Ko^er .... 
 
 1738 to 1758. 
 
 Drummond, John . 
 
 1722 to 1733. 
 
 Diicane, Peter (senr.) 
 
 1750 to 1753. 
 
 Diicane, Peter (junr.) 
 
 1764 to 1773. 
 
 Dudley, George 
 
 1757 to 1767 ; 1770 and 1771. 
 
 Du Pre, Josias 
 
 1765 ; 1766. 
 
 Dutry, Sir Dennis (Bart.) 
 
 1724 to 1727. 
 
 Eastwick, Captain William 
 
 
 Joseph .... 
 
 1849 to 1858. 
 
 Ecclestone, John 
 
 1721 to 1735. 
 
 Edmonstone, Neil Benjamin . 
 
 1820 to 1840. 
 
 Ellice, Russell . ' . 
 
 1832 to 1858. 
 
 Elphinstone, Hon. William 
 
 1791 to 1824. 
 
 Fullarton .... 
 
 
 Ehvick, John .... 
 
 17 1 3 to 1720. 
 
 Emmerson, John 
 
 1735 to 1745. 
 
 Ewer, Walter .... 
 
 1792 to 1795. 
 
 Eyles, Francis .... 
 
 (Director of English Company) 1709. 
 
 Eyles, John .... 
 
 I7ioto 1713 ; and 1717 to 1720 (Bart. 
 
 
 in 1717). 
 
 Eyles, Joseph .... 
 
 1714 to 1716 ; and 1721. 
 
 Farquhar, Sir Robert Town- 
 
 M.P., Hythe, 1826 to 1828. 
 
 send (Bart.) 
 
 
 Feake, Samuel 
 
 1733 to 1751- 
 
 Fergusson, Robert Cutlar 
 
 1830 to 1834 (1832, M.P., Kirkcud- 
 
 
 bright). 
 
 Fitzhu^h, Thomas . 
 
 1787 to 1800. Died in 1800. 
 
 Fleet, Sir John (Knt.) . 
 
 (Director of London Company and 
 
 
 Alderman) 1709 and 17 11. Died in 
 
 
 July 1 712. 
 
 Fletcher, Henry 
 
 1769 to 1774 ; and 1777 to 1785 (Bart. 
 
 
 in 1783. 
 
 Forbes, John .... 
 
 (M.P., Malmesbury) 1 831 to 1839. 
 
 Fonnereau, Abel 
 
 1749 to 1752. 
 
 Fonnereau, Zachary Philip 
 
 1753 and 1754. 
 
 Eraser, Simon .... 
 
 1793 to 1807. 
 
 Freeman, William George 
 
 1769 ; and 1774 to 1781. 
 
 Fryer, Sir John, Bart. ^ . 
 
 1 7 19 (Alderman). 
 
DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, xiii 
 
 Names. 
 
 reiiod of Service as Director, 
 
 Galloway, Maj.-Genl. Archi 
 
 BALD, C.B. . 
 Gibbon, Edward 
 
 Gildart, Kichard 
 Gill, Leonard . 
 Godl'rey, Peter 
 Gosselin, William . 
 Gougli, Richard 
 
 Goiigh, Capt. Harry (senr.) 
 Goiigh, Harry (jiinr.) 
 Goiigh, Charles 
 Gould, John (senr.). 
 Gould, Nathaniel 
 Gould, John (junr.) . 
 Grant, Charles 
 
 Gregory, Robert 
 
 Hadley, Henry . 
 
 Hall, Richard . 
 
 Hall, Urban . 
 
 Harrison, Sir Edmond (Knt.) 
 
 Harrison, Edward . 
 Harrison, John 
 Hamson, Samuel . 
 Hawkesworth, John 
 Heath, Thomas 
 Heath cote, John 
 Heathcote, Henry . 
 Heme, Joseph 
 Heme, Frederick . 
 Heme, Nathaniel . 
 
 Hewer, "William 
 
 Hodges, Joseph 
 
 Hodges, Sir William (Bart.) 
 
 Hogg, James Weir . 
 
 Hope, John 
 Hudlestone, John . 
 
 Hudson, Capt. Robert 
 
 Hume, Alexander . 
 Humphreys, Sir William (Knt 
 Hunter, John . 
 
 1842 to 1849 (K.C.B. in 1849). l^i^cl 
 
 in April 1850. 
 (Director of London Company) 1709 
 
 to 1711. 
 
 1759- 
 
 1724 to 1732. 
 
 1710 to 1717 and 1734 to 1760. 
 
 i7i4to 1743- 
 
 (Director ot English Company) 1713 
 
 to 1720 (Knight in 171 5). 
 1730 to 1733'^!^^^ 1736 to 1751. 
 1735 to 1731. 
 1749 to 1762. 
 
 1710 to 1712 and 1715 to 1735. 
 (Director of English Company) 1714. 
 
 1724 to 1735. 
 
 1797 to 1823 (M.P., Inverness- shire 
 in 1802). Died in November 1823. 
 1769 to 1772 and 1775 to 1783. 
 
 1757 to 1765. 
 1773 to 1789. 
 
 (Director of London Company) 1709. 
 (Director of English Company) 1710, 
 1711. 
 
 1718 to 1731. 
 
 1758 to 1771 and 1774 to 1782. 
 1759; 1761 ; and 1762. 
 
 1773- 
 
 1 7 13 to 17 1 5 and 17 19 to 1721. 
 1716 to 1724 and 1728 to 1731. 
 
 1725 to 1727. 
 
 1719 to 1722. 
 1709 to 1713. 
 
 (Director of London Company) 17 10 
 
 to 1718. 
 (Director of London Company) 1709 
 
 to 1712. 
 
 1714 to 1716 (Baronet in 1715). 
 1712. 
 
 (M.P., Beverley) 1839 to 1858 (1846, 
 Baronet), (1850, M.P., Honiton). 
 Died in May 1876. 
 
 1738 to 1 74 1 and 1744 to 1752. 
 
 1803 to 1826 (1805, M.P., Bridge- 
 water). Disqualified in 1826. 
 
 i72itoi729; 1732 to 1734; and 1745 
 to 1748. 
 
 1737 to 1748. 
 
 (Alderman) 171 1 to 17 14. 
 
 1781 to 1802. 
 
xiv DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 Hurlock, Joseph 
 Hyde, Samuel . 
 
 IiDglis, Hugh 
 
 luglis, John 
 Irwin, James 
 
 Jackson, William Adair 
 Jackson, John . 
 
 James, William 
 Janssen, Abraham 
 Jenkins, Richard 
 
 Kelsey, Henry 
 
 Lascelles, Henry 
 Lascelles, Peter 
 Law, Stephen . 
 LethieuUier, Benjamin 
 Lemesurier, Paul 
 
 Lindsay, Honble. Hugh 
 
 Limvood, Nicholas . 
 Loch, John 
 Lock, Sir John (Knt.) 
 Loribond, Edward . 
 Lumsden, Jolm 
 Lushiugton, Stephen 
 
 Lushington, James Law 
 
 Lyall, George . 
 
 Lyell, Henry . 
 
 Lyell, Baltzar . 
 
 Mabbott, Captain William 
 Macnaghten, Elliot . 
 Mangles, Ross Donnelly . 
 
 1768; and 1770 to 1773. 
 1734 to 1747. 
 
 1736 to 1757. 
 
 1784 to 1812 (Baronet in 1801) (M.P., 
 
 Ashburton in 1802). 
 1S03 to 1821. 
 1797 to 1800. 
 
 1 803 ; and 1 804. 
 
 1807 to 1820 (1808, M.P., Dover) 
 (Baronet in 1815). Died in June 
 1820. 
 1768 to 1786 (1779, Baronet). 
 1725 to 1728. 
 
 1833 to 1853 (M.P., Shrewsbury in 
 1837) (G.C.B. in 1839). Died 30th 
 Dec. 1853. 
 
 1709 to 1712 ; and 1715 to 1727. 
 
 1737 to 1745. 
 1770 to 1775. 
 1746 to 1756. 
 1730 to 1733. 
 
 (Alderman) 1784 to 1802; and 1805 
 (Lord Mayor in I794\ Died in 
 1806. 
 
 1814 to 1844 (1826, M.P., Forfar). 
 Died in May 1 844. 
 
 1749 to 1754. 
 
 1821 to 1853. 
 
 1733- 
 
 1736; and 1737. 
 
 1817 ; and 1818. Died in Dec. 1818. 
 
 1782 to 1802. (Bart, in 1792) ; (M.P. 
 
 for Penrhyn in 1 802). Died in 1 807. 
 (M.P., Carlisle), 1827 to 1853; (C.B. 
 
 in 1830) ; (1837, Major-Gen. and 
 
 K.C.B.); (1847, G.C.B.) Died in 
 
 1859. 
 1830 to 1850; (1842, M.P., Loudon). 
 
 Discjualified in 185 1. 
 (Director of English Company), 1710 
 
 to 1730. 
 1723 to 1740. 
 
 1741 to 1756. 
 1S42 to 1858. 
 
 (M.P., Guildlord), 1847 to 1858. Died 
 in Aug. 1877. 
 
DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, xv 
 
 Names. 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 Hauship, John 
 
 Marjoribaiilis, Campbell . 
 Maijoribaiiks, Dudley Coutts . 
 Martin, Matthew . 
 Masterman, John . 
 Mathew, Sir George (Knt.) 
 Mead, Richard 
 
 Melville, Hon. "William Henry- 
 Leslie 
 
 Metcalfe, Thomas Theophilus . 
 
 Michell, Robert 
 
 Michie, John .... 
 
 Millett, George 
 
 Mills, William 
 
 Mills, Charles (senr.) 
 
 Mills, Charles (junr.) 
 
 Moffat, James . 
 
 Money, William 
 
 Money, William Taylor . 
 
 Moore, Arthur 
 Moore, Major James Arthur 
 Morris, John . 
 Motteux, John 
 Muspratt, John Petty 
 
 Newnham, Nathaniel . 
 Nightingale, Robert 
 
 Oliphant, Major James 
 
 Owen, Edward 
 
 Page, Ambrose 
 Page, Gregory (senr.) 
 
 Page, Gregory, junr. 
 Page, John 
 
 Paggen, Captain Peter 
 Pardoe, John . 
 Parry, Thomas 
 Parry, Edward 
 Parry, Richard 
 Pattison, James 
 Pattle, Thomas 
 Pavne, John . 
 
 1755 to 1758; 1762 to 1809. Dift- 
 
 qualified in 1809. 
 1807 to 1840. Died in Sept. 1840. 
 1853. 
 
 1722 to 1729 ; and 1732 to 1740. 
 1824 to 1853 ; (1842, M.P., London). 
 1710 to 1713. 
 1709 ; and 17 12. 
 1845 to 1855. 
 
 1 789 to 1 81 2; (1802, M.P., Abingdon); 
 
 (1803, Bart.) Died in 181 3. 
 1712 to 1718. 
 
 1770 to 1780 ; and 1783 to 1791. 
 1806 to 1812. 
 
 1778 to 1785. Disqualified in 1785. 
 1778 to 1781 ; 1793 to 1815 (i^'o2, 
 
 M.P., Warwick). Disqualified in 
 
 1815. 
 
 1823 to 1858 (Bart, in 1868). Died 
 in 1872. 
 
 1774 to 1782 ; and 1787 to 1790. 
 
 1789 to 1797. 
 
 (M.P., Wotton Basset), 1818 to 1825. 
 
 Disqualified in 1826. 
 (Director of London Company) 1709. 
 1850 to 1853. Died in July i860. 
 
 1 814 to 1837. Disqualified in 1838. 
 1769 ; and 1784 to 1787. 
 
 1824 to 1853. Died in Aug. 1855. 
 
 1738 to 1758. 
 
 17 12 to 1722 (Bart, in 17 15). 
 
 1844 to 1856 (Lieut.-Col. in 1856). 
 
 Died in June 1881. 
 1722 to 1729. 
 
 1714- 
 
 (Director of London Company), 1709 
 
 to 1722 ; (Knt. in 171 5). 
 1719 to 1722. 
 1730 to 1732. 
 1709. 
 
 1765 to 1768. 
 1783 to 1806. 
 1800 to 1826. Died in July 1827. 
 
 1815 to 1816. Died in July 1817. 
 1806 to 1829. Disqualified in 1830. 
 1787 to 1795. 
 
 I 1741 to 1757. 
 
xvi DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Peach, Samuel 
 
 Peers, Sir Charles (^Kiil.) 
 
 Phipps, Thomas 
 
 Pigou, Frederick 
 
 Plaut, Henry .... 
 
 Plowden, Richard Chicheley , 
 
 Plowden, Wm. Henry Chicheley 
 
 Pollock, Lieiit.-Gen. Sir George, 
 
 G.C.B 
 
 Pomeroy, William , 
 Prescott, Charles Elton , 
 Prinsep, Henry Thohy 
 Purling, John .... 
 
 Raikes, George 
 
 Ravensliaw, John Goldsborough 
 
 Rawlinson, Lieut.-Col. Sir 
 
 Henry Creswicke, K.C.B. 
 Raymond, Jones 
 Raymond, John 
 Reid, Thomas .... 
 
 Rider, William 
 Robarts, Abraham . 
 
 Roberts, John .... 
 
 Robertson, Major-Gen. Archi- 
 bald 
 
 Robinson, George Abercrombie 
 
 Rokeby, Benjamin 
 Rooke, Giles . 
 Rous, William 
 
 Rous, Thomas . 
 Rous, Thomas Bate.- 
 Rumbold, Thomas 
 
 SatteRj John 
 
 Saunders, Thomas 
 Savage, Charles 
 
 Savage, John . 
 Savage, Henry 
 
 Scawen, Sir William (Knt. 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 1773 to 1784. 
 
 (Director of English Company and 
 
 Alderman) 1 712 to 17 14. 
 1742 to 1758. 
 1758 to 1776. 
 1745 to 1758- 
 1803 to 1829. 
 1841 to 1853. 
 1854 to 1858. 
 
 Died in Feb. 1830. 
 Died in March 1880. 
 Died in Oct. 1872. 
 
 173610 1744. 
 
 1820101832. Died in June 1832. 
 
 1850 to 1858. Died in Feb. 1878. 
 
 1763 to 1 77 1 ; and 1777 to 1780. 
 
 1817 to 1836. Disqualified in 1836. 
 1 819 to 1839. Died in June 1840. 
 185610 1858. 
 
 173410 1757. 
 
 1757 to 1760. 
 
 1805 to 1824. (Biu'onet in 1824.) 
 
 Died in March 1824. 
 1738 to 1754. 
 1788 to 1814 (1802, M.P., Worcester.) 
 
 Disqualified in 181 5. 
 
 1764 to 1772 ; 1775 to 1778 ; 1784 to 
 1787 ; and 1790 to 1808. 
 
 1 84 1 and 1844 to 1847. Died in June 
 
 1847. 
 1808 to 1829 (M.P., Honiton in 18 13) 
 
 (Baronet in 1825). Disqualified in 
 
 1829. 
 1720. 
 
 1758 to 1764. 
 
 1733 to 1741 (Knight and Alderman 
 
 in 1738). 
 1745 to 1771. 
 1773 to 1779- 
 1772 to 1778. 
 
 Alderman 1734 to 1744 ; (Knight in 
 1736) ; (Lord Mayor in 1740). 
 
 1757 ; and 1765 to 1767. 
 
 1725 to 172S ; and 1731 (Disqualified 
 for transferring part of his stock). 
 
 ^733- 
 
 1755 to 1762 ; 1765 to 1767 ; and 1770 
 
 to 1782. 
 (Director of English Comjpany) 1710 
 
 to 1711. 
 
DIRECTORS OF THE EAST IXDIA CAMPAXY. xvii 
 
 Names. 
 
 Scott, David . 
 
 Scrcafton, Luke 
 Seward, Eicliard 
 Shank, Henry . 
 Sheplieard, Samuel (i) 
 
 ShephearJ, Francis . 
 Sliepheard, Samuel (2) 
 Shepherd, John 
 Smith, Richard 
 Smith, Joshua . 
 Smith, John . 
 Smith, Nathaniel . 
 Smith, Samuel 
 Smith, George 
 
 Smith, Martin Tucker 
 
 Snell, William 
 Sparkes, Joseph 
 Stables, John . 
 Steele, William 
 Steevens, George 
 Stephenson, John . 
 Stewart, Sir William (Ki 
 Stuart, James . 
 
 Styleman, John 
 Sulivan, Laurence . 
 
 Sykes, Lieut.rCol. W 
 Henrv . 
 
 Tatem, George 
 Taylor, John Bladen 
 Thellusson, George Woodford 
 Theunemans, Simon 
 Thompson, St. Quentin 
 Thornhill, John 
 Thornton, John 
 Thornton, William ( i ) 
 Thornton, Robert . 
 Thornton, William (2) 
 Toone, Sweny . 
 Tourton, Nicholas . 
 
 Townson, John 
 Travers, John . 
 Trenchfield, Elihu . 
 Tucker, Henry St. George 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 t.) 
 
 1793 to 1801 ; 1814 to 1819 (Baronet 
 in 1 8 19). Disqualified in 1820. 
 
 1765 to 1768. 
 
 1759*0 1763. 
 
 1831 to 1853. 
 
 (Director of English Company) 1709 
 to 17 10. 
 
 1712 to 1714. 
 
 1717 to 1719. 
 
 1836 to 1858. Died in January 1S59. 
 
 1759 to 1764. 
 
 1771; 1772. 
 
 1773 to 1789. 
 
 1774 to 1795. 
 1783 to 1786. 
 
 1797 to 1832 (M.P., Midhurst in 
 1802). Disqualified in I S3 3. 
 
 1840 to 1858 (M.P., Wvcombe in 
 1848). Died in October 1880. 
 
 1742 to 1764 ; 1767 to 1769. 
 
 1773 to 1789. 
 
 1774 to 1781. 
 1742 to 1748. 
 1757 to 1763. 
 1765 to 1768. 
 (Alderman) 17 16 to 1719. 
 
 rM.R, Huntingdon) 1826 to 1833. 
 
 Died in April 1833. 
 1716 to 1718. 
 1755 ^o 1758 ; 1760 to 1764 ; 1769 to 
 
 1772 ; 1778 to 1781 ; 1783. 
 1840 to 1858 (Colonel in 1857}. Died 
 
 in June 1872. 
 
 1772 to 1784 ; 1788 to iSor. 
 1810 to 1819. 
 
 1799 to 1807. 
 1720 to 1732. 
 1732 to 1736. 
 
 1816 to 1840. Died in February 1841. 
 
 1749; 1750- 
 
 1759 to 1764. 
 
 1790 to 1813 (1802, M.P., Colchester) 
 
 1800 to 1805. 
 
 1800 to 1830. Disqualified in 1831. 
 /"Director of London Company) 17 10 
 to 1712. 
 
 1785 10 1798. 
 
 1786 to 1809. 
 1723. 
 1826 to 1851. 
 
 Died in October 1809. 
 
 Died in June 1851. 
 
xviii DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Tullie, Timothy 
 Turner, Edward 
 Turner, Whichcott . 
 Twining, Eichard . 
 
 Van Neck, Gerrard 
 Vansittart, Henry . 
 Verelst, Harry 
 Vivian, Maj.-Gen. Sir Jolm 
 Hussey (K.C.B.) 
 
 Walker, John 
 Wallis, James . 
 Walpole, Thomas . 
 Walton, Bourchier . 
 Ward, John (Senr.) . 
 
 Ward, John (Junr.) . 
 Ward, Edward 
 Warden, Francis 
 Warner, Richard 
 Waters, Thomas 
 Webber, William 
 Webster, Sir Thomas (Bart.) 
 Webster, Sir Godfrey (Knt.) 
 Western, Maximilian 
 Wheler, Edward 
 Whiteman, John Clarmont 
 Wier, Daniel . 
 Wigram, William . 
 
 Wilberforce, William 
 Wilkinson, Jacob . 
 Williams, Stephen . 
 Williams, Robert 
 Willock, Sir Henry (K.L.S.) 
 Willoughby, John Pollard 
 
 Willy, William 
 Winter, Capt. James 
 Withers, Sir William 
 Wombwell, George . 
 
 Woodhouse, John . 
 AVordsworth, Josias (Senr.) 
 Wordsworth, Josias (Junr.) 
 
 Period of Service as Director. 
 
 1750 to 1763. 
 
 1717 ; 1718 ; and 1721 to 1723. 
 
 1742 to 1755. 
 
 1 8 10 to 18 16. Disqualified in 18 17. 
 
 1729 to 1731. 
 
 1769. 
 
 1771. 
 
 1856 to 1858. 
 
 1732. 
 
 1714 to 1716. 
 
 1753 ; and 1754. 
 
 1759 to 1762. 
 
 (Alderman, and Director of English 
 Company) 1709 to 171 1 ; and 1718. 
 1712 to 1715 ; and 1718 to 1726. 
 1762. 
 1838 to 1 85 1. Disqualified in 1851. 
 
 1760 to 1763. 
 1759 to 1762. 
 1762 to 1765. 
 1715; 1716. 
 1717 to 1719. 
 
 1755 to 1757- 
 
 1765 to 1777. 
 1844 to 1852. 
 1768 to 1776. 
 1809 to 1812 (1810, M.P., New Ross) ; 
 
 18 1 5 to 1853 (M.P., Wexford, in 
 
 1825). 
 1753 ; and 1754. 
 1782 to 1785. 
 
 1 791 to 1804. Died in 1805. 
 1809 to 1812. Died in July 18 12. 
 1838 to 1858. 
 1854 to 1858 (1857, M.P., Leominster). 
 
 Died Sept. 1866. 
 1746 to 1754. 
 1737 to 1754. 
 1709. 
 
 1766 to 1768 
 in 1780). 
 
 1768 to 1781 
 1712 to 1739. 
 1721 to 1736. 
 
 Died in Au". 1866. 
 
 and 1775 to 1783 (Bart, 
 and 1788 to 1791. 
 
 Young, Sir William (Bart.) . j 1829 to 1846. 
 
LIST OF 
 
 CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMEN 
 
 OF THE 
 
 UNITED COMPANY OF .AEERCHANTS OF ENGLAND 
 TRADING TO THE EAST INDIES. 
 
 I714 TO 1858. 
 
 [Note. — The Chairman and Deputy Chairman were first elected by the 
 Directors permanently for a whole year in 1 7 14. Previous to this date a 
 Chairman was appointed on each occasion of a meeting of the Court. The 
 salaries of the Chairman and Deputy Chairman in earlier years were under 
 the Bye-laws ;{^200 a year each. In 1794 they were increased to ;^5oo, and 
 in 1854 to ;^ 1 000 a year each.] 
 
 Years 
 Elected. 
 
 1714 
 1715 
 1716 
 T717 
 1718 
 1719 
 1720 
 1721 
 1722 
 1723 
 1724 
 1725 
 1726 
 1727 
 1728 
 1729 
 1730 
 
 1731 
 1732 
 
 1733 
 1734 
 1735 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 Deputy Chairman. 
 
 Sir Charles Peers (Knt). 
 
 Robert Child (Alderman). 
 
 Sir Robert Child (Knt.) 
 
 Josias Words\Yorth. 
 
 Sir Gregory Page (Bart.) 
 
 Henry Lyell. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Henry Lyell. 
 
 Heniy Lyell. 
 
 Sir Robert Nightingale (Bart.) 
 
 Sir Robert Nightingale (Bart.) 
 
 William Dawsonne. 
 
 William Dawsonne. 
 
 Sir Mathew Decker (Bart.) 
 
 Henry Lyell. 
 
 Thomas Heath. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Joseph Heme. 
 
 Josias Wordswortli. 
 
 Edward Harrison. 
 
 Edward Harrison. 
 
 Abraham Addams. 
 
 Sir Mathew Decker (Bart.) 
 
 Henry Lyell. 
 
 Henry Lyell. 
 
 John Gould. 
 
 John Gould. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Edward Harrison. 
 
 Edward Harrison. 
 
 Sir Mathew Decker (Bart.) 
 
 Sir Mathew Decker (Bart.) 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Sir Mathew Decker (Bart.) 
 
 Edward Harrison. 
 
 Sir IMathew Decker (Bart.) 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 John Gould. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Abraham Addams. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 Sir William Billers (Knt. and 
 
 
 Alderman), j 
 
XX CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMEN. 
 
 Years 
 Elected. 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 Deputy Chairman. 
 
 1736 
 
 Sir William Billers (Knt.) 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 1737 
 
 Harry Gougli. 
 
 Josias Wordsworth. 
 
 1738 
 
 Josias "Wordsworth. 
 
 Sir William Rous (Knt. and 
 Alderman). 
 
 1739 
 
 Sir William Eons (Knt.) 
 
 Samuel Feake. 
 
 1740 
 
 Samuel Feake. 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 I741 
 
 Harry Gougli. 
 
 Sir John Salter (Knt. and 
 Alderman). 
 
 1742 
 
 Sir John Salter (Knt.) 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 1743 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 Samuel Feake. 
 
 1744 
 
 Samuel Feake. 
 
 Dodding Braddyll. 
 
 1745 
 
 Dodding Braddyll. 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 1746 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 Samuel Feake. 
 
 1747 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 Richard Chauncev. 
 
 1748 
 
 Richard Chauncey. 
 
 Dodding Braddyll. (Died in 
 Jan. 1748-9.) 
 
 1749 
 
 William Baker. 
 
 Richard Chauncey. 
 
 1750 
 
 Richard Chauncey. 
 
 Harry Gough. 
 
 1751 
 
 Roger Drake. 
 
 William Baker. 
 
 1752 
 
 William Baker. 
 
 Richard Chauncey. 
 
 1753 
 
 Richard Chauncey. 
 
 Roger Drake. 
 
 1754 
 
 Roger Drake. 
 
 Richard Chauncey. 
 
 1755 
 
 Roger Drake. 
 
 Peter Godfrey. 
 
 1756 
 
 Peter Godfrey. 
 
 John Payne. 
 
 1757 
 
 John Payne. 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
 1758 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
 Pioger Drake. 
 
 1759 
 
 Peter Godfrey. 
 
 John Boyd. 
 Thomas Rous. 
 
 1760 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
 I761 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
 Thomas Rous. 
 
 1762 
 
 Thomas Rous. 
 
 John Dorrien. 
 
 1763 
 
 John Dorrien. 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
 1764 
 
 Thomas Rous. 
 
 Henry Crabb Boulton. 
 
 1765 
 
 Henry Crabb Boulton. 
 
 George Dudley. 
 
 1766 
 
 George Dudley. 
 
 Thomas Rous. 
 
 1767 
 
 Thomas Rous. 
 
 Thomas Saunders. 
 
 1768 
 
 Henry Crabb Boultou. 
 
 Sir George Colebrooke (Bait.) 
 
 1769 
 
 Sir George Colebrooke (Bart.) 
 
 Peregrine Cust. 
 
 1770 
 
 Sir George Colebrooke (Bart.) 
 
 John Purling. 
 
 1 77 1 
 
 John Purling. 
 
 George Dudle3^ 
 
 1772 
 
 Sir George Colebrooke (Bart.) 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
 
 Henry Crabb Boulton. (Died 
 
 Edward Wheler. 
 
 ^773- 
 
 in October 1773.) 
 
 
 
 Edward Wheler. 
 
 John Harrison. 
 
 1774 
 
 Edward Wheler. 
 
 John Harrison. 
 
 1775 
 
 John Harrison. 
 
 John Roberts. 
 
 1776 
 
 John Roberts. 
 
 William James. 
 
 1777 
 
 George Wombwell. 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 1778 
 
 George Wombwell. 
 
 William James. 
 
 1779 
 
 Sir William James (Bart.) 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 1780 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 Laurence Sulivan. 
 
CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMEN 
 
 XXI 
 
 Years 
 Elected. 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 Deputy Cliairinan. 
 
 I781 
 
 Laurence Sulivaii. 
 
 Sir William James (Bart.) 
 
 1782 
 
 Robert Gregory. 
 
 Henry Fletcher. 
 
 1783 
 
 Sir Henry Fletcher (Burt.) 
 
 Nathaniel Smith. 
 
 1784 
 
 Nathaniel Smith. 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 1785 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 Nathaniel Smitli. 
 
 1786 
 
 John Michie. 
 
 John Motteux. 
 
 1787 
 
 John Mottenx. 
 
 Nathaniel Smith. 
 
 1788 
 
 Nathaniel Smith. 
 
 John Michie. 
 
 1789 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 Stephen Lusliington. 
 
 1790 
 
 Stephen Lusliington. 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 I79I 
 
 John Smith Burges. 
 
 Francis Baring. 
 
 1792 
 
 Francis Baring. 
 
 John Smith Burges. 
 
 1793 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 Thomas Cheap. 
 
 1794 
 
 William Devaynes. 
 
 John Hunter. 
 
 1795 
 
 Sir Stephen Lnshington(Bart). 
 
 David Scott. 
 
 1796 
 
 David Scott. 
 
 Hugh Inglis. 
 
 1797 
 
 Hngli Inglis. 
 
 Jacob Borian(iuet. 
 
 1798 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet. 
 
 Sir Stephen Lusliington (Bart.) 
 
 1799 
 
 Sir Stephen Lusliington (Bart.) 
 Hugh Inglis. 
 
 Hugh Inglis. 
 
 _ ^ -^ 
 1800 
 
 David Scott. 
 
 180I 
 
 David Scott. 
 
 Charles Mills. 
 
 1802 
 
 John Roberts. 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet. 
 
 1803 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet. 
 
 John Roberts. 
 
 1804 
 
 Hon. Wm. Fnllarton Elphin- 
 stone. 
 
 Charles Grant. 
 
 1805 
 
 Charles Grant. 
 
 George Smith. 
 
 ibo6 
 
 Hon. Wm. FuUarton Elphin- 
 stone. 
 
 Edward Parry. 
 
 1807 
 
 Edward Parry. 
 
 Cliarles Grant. 
 
 1808 
 
 Edward Parrv. 
 
 Charles Grant. 
 
 1809 
 
 Cliarles Grant, :\I.P. 
 
 William Astell, M.P. 
 
 1810 
 
 William Astell,M. P. 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet. 
 
 1811 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet. 
 
 Sir Hugh Inglis (Bart.) 
 
 1812 
 
 Jacob Bosanquet. 
 
 Sir Hugh Inglis (Bart.) 
 
 1813 
 
 Robert Tliornton. 
 
 Hon. Wm. FuUarton Elphin- 
 stone. 
 
 1814 
 
 Hon. Wm. Fnllarton El phi n- 
 stone. 
 
 John Inglis. 
 
 1815 
 
 Charles Grant, M.P. 
 
 Thomas Reid. 
 
 1816 
 
 Thomas Reid. 
 
 John Bebl\ 
 
 1817 
 
 John Bebb. 
 
 James Pattisoii. 
 
 1818 
 
 James Pattison. 
 
 Campbell Marj(jribanks. 
 
 1819 
 
 Campbtdl I\[arjoribanks. 
 
 George xVbercrombie Robinson. 
 
 1820 
 
 George Abercrombie Rolnn^on. 
 
 Thomas Reid. 
 
 1821 
 
 Thomas Reid. 
 
 James Pattison. 
 
 1822 
 
 James Pattison. 
 
 William Wigram. 
 
 1823 
 
 William AYigram, :d.P. 
 
 William Astell, M.P. 
 
 1824 
 
 William Asttdl, M.P, 
 
 Campbell Marjorilianks. 
 
 1825 
 
 Campbell Marjoribanks. 
 
 1 
 
 Sir George Abercrumbie Robin- 
 son (Bart.) 
 
xxii CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMEN. 
 
 Years 
 Elected. 
 
 1826 
 
 1827 
 
 1828 
 1829 
 1830 
 1831 
 
 1832 
 
 1833 
 1834 
 1835 
 1836 
 
 1837 
 
 1839 
 
 184] 
 
 1843 
 
 1844 
 1845 
 1846 
 
 1847 
 
 1849 
 
 1850 
 
 185I 
 
 1852 
 
 1853 
 1854 
 1855 
 1856 
 1857 
 1858 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 Sir George Abercrombie Ro- 
 binson, (Bart.) 
 
 Hon. Hugh Lindsay, M.P. 
 (Bart.) 
 
 William Astell, M.P. 
 
 John Loch. 
 
 William Astell, M.P. 
 
 Robert Campbell. 
 
 John Goldsborough Raven- 
 
 shaw. 
 Campbell Marjoril)anks, 
 Henry St. George Tucker. 
 William Stanley Clarke. 
 Sir James Rivett Carnac, (Bart. ) 
 Sir James Rivett Carnac, (Bart. ) 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir James Law 
 
 Lushington, K.C.B. 
 Sir Richard Jenkins, G.C.B., 
 
 M.P. 
 William Butterworth Bayley. 
 George Lyall. 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir James Law 
 
 Lushington, G.C.B. 
 John Cotton. 
 John Shepherd. 
 Sir Henry Willock, K.L^S 
 "r Jan 
 
 M.P. 
 Henry St. George Tucker. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir James Law 
 
 Lushington, G.C.B. 
 Major-Gen. Sir Archibald 
 
 Galloway, K.C.B. 
 John Shepherd. 
 
 John Shepherd. 
 
 Sir James Weir Hogg, (Bart.), 
 
 M.P. 
 Russell Elice. 
 Major James Oliphant. 
 Elliot Macnaghten. 
 Colonel Wm. Henry Sykes. 
 Ross Donnelly Mangles, M.P. 
 Sir Frederick Currie, (Bart.) 
 
 Deputy Chairman. 
 
 Hon. Hugh Lindsay, M.P. 
 
 James Pattison. 
 
 John Loch. 
 
 William Astell, M.P. 
 
 Robert Campbell. 
 
 John Goldsborough Raven- 
 
 shaw. 
 Campbell Marjoribanks. 
 
 William Wigram. 
 
 William Stanley CLarke. 
 
 James Rivett Carnac. 
 
 John Loch. 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir James Law 
 
 Lushington, K.C.B. 
 Richard Jenkins, M.P. 
 
 William Butterworth Bayley. 
 
 George Lyall. 
 Major-Gen. Sir James 
 
 Lushington, G.C.B. 
 John Cotton. 
 
 Law 
 
 John Shepherd. 
 Sir Henry Willock, K.L.S. 
 James AVeir Hogg, M.P. 
 Henry St. George Tucker. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir James Law 
 Lushington, G.C.B. 
 
 Major-Gen. Archibald Gallo- 
 way, C.B. 
 
 John Shepherd. 
 
 Sir James Weir Hoofg, (Bart.}, 
 
 M.P. 
 Sir James Weir Hogg, (Bart.), 
 
 M.P. 
 Russell El lice. 
 
 I Major James Oliphant. 
 I Elliot Macnaghten. 
 
 Lieut. -Col. Wm. Henry Sykes. 
 I Ross Donnelly Mangles, IVI.P. 
 ! Sir Frederick Currie, (Bart.) 
 1 Capt. Wm. Jopeph Ea^twick. 
 
LIS)T 
 
 OF 
 
 PRESIDENTS OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL, 
 
 [The Board of Control was established by Law on the 13th August 1784, 
 and abolished with the East India Company in 1858.] 
 
 Date of assuming charge 
 of Office. 
 
 September 5, 1784 
 
 April 25, 1 801 . 
 
 July 12, 1802 . 
 February 11, 1806 
 July 15, 1806 . 
 September 30, 1806 
 April 4, 1807 
 July II, 1809 . 
 November 7, 1809 
 
 April 4, 1812 . 
 June 4, 1 8 16 
 January 12, 1821 
 February 5, 1822 
 February 4, 1828 
 September 17, 1828 
 November 22, 1830 
 
 December 15, 1834 
 April 23, 1835 . 
 
 September 4, 1841 
 
 October 23, 1841 
 May 17, 1843 . 
 July 6, 1846 
 February 5, 1S52 
 February 27, 1852 
 December 28, 1852 
 
 February 28, 1855 
 February 26, 1858 
 May 31, 1858 . 
 
 Names of Presidents of the Board of Control. 
 
 Right Hon. Henry Dundas (afterwards Vis- 
 count Melville). 
 
 Viscount Lewisham (afterwards Earl Dart- 
 mouth). 
 
 Viscount Castlereagh. 
 
 The Earl of Minto. 
 
 Right Hon. Thomas Grenville. 
 
 Right Hon. George Tierney. 
 
 Right Hon. Robert Dundas. 
 
 Earl of Harrowby. 
 
 Right Hon. Robert Dundas (afterwards Vis- 
 count Melville). 
 
 The Earl of Buckinghamshire. 
 
 Right Hon. George Canning. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Bathurst. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Watkins Williams Wynn. 
 
 Viscount Melville. 
 
 The Earl of Ellenborough. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Grant (afterwards 
 Glenelg). 
 
 The Earl of Ellenborough. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir John Cam Hobhouse, 
 "(afterwards Lord Broughton). 
 
 The Earl of Ellenborough (became Governor- 
 General of India). 
 
 Lord Fitzgerald and Vesey (died i ith May 1843). 
 
 The Earl of Ripon. 
 
 Lord Brougliton. 
 
 Right Hon. Fox Maule. 
 
 Right Hon. John Charles Herries. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart, (afterwards 
 Viscount Halifax). 
 
 Right Hon. Robert Vernon Smith. 
 
 The Earl of Ellenborough. 
 
 Lord Stanley (became First Secretary of State 
 for India). 
 
 Lord 
 
 Bart. 
 
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST 
 
 OF 
 
 GOYEENOES OP THE MADEAS PEESIDENCY 
 
 FROM 1652 TO 1S58, 
 
 When the Affairs of the East India Company were transferred to the 
 Imperial Government. 
 
 Date of Anivul Date of Assuniiug 
 at Madras. Charge of Office. 
 
 June — 1665 
 
 July 
 
 July 
 
 1668 
 
 1676 
 16S1 
 
 i6;2 
 
 1659 
 i66i 
 
 Au'^ 22, 1668 
 
 Jan. 
 
 July 
 
 1670 
 
 167S 
 
 1681 
 
 Xaines. 
 
 Aaron Baker. At first Agent for the 
 settlement of Madras, which was 
 under the jurisdiction of tlie Presi- 
 dency of Bantam in Java, from its 
 foundation in 1639 till it was created 
 a Presidency in 1653. 
 
 Sir THo:srAs Chambers. 
 
 Sir Edward Winter. Made o\er 
 charge 22d Aug. 1668, and em- 
 barked for England 19th Jan. 1672. 
 
 George Foxcraft. Three months 
 after his arrival with a commission 
 to supersede Sir E. Winter, Mr. 
 Foxcraft was, on a charge of disloy- 
 alty, placed in confinement by Sir 
 E. Winter, who resumed the Go- 
 vernorship and retained it until Mr. 
 Foxcraft was released and reinstated 
 by commissioners from England. 
 Mr. Foxcraft made over charge in 
 1670, and embarked for England 
 the same year. 
 
 Sir ■^^'ILLIAM Langhorn, Bart. Made 
 over charge 27th Jan. 1678, and em- 
 barked for England. 
 
 Streinsham Master. Made over 
 charge 3d July 1681. 
 
 WiLLiA3i Gyfford. By the East India 
 Gompany's commission dated 14th 
 Nov. 1 68 1, received 17th July 1682. 
 The Bengal Agency, hitherto attached 
 to Madras, became a separate Go- 
 vernment. 
 
GOVERNORS Of MADRAS, 
 
 XXV 
 
 Date of Arrival Dateof Assuunngj 
 at Madras. Charge of Office. ' 
 
 June 23, 1672 
 
 Mar. 19, 1684 
 
 July 7, 1698 
 
 Feb. 3, 1693 
 
 16S4 
 
 May 31, 1685 
 
 July II, 171 1 
 
 Aug. 28, 1716 
 
 July 16, 1701 
 
 Feb. 25, 1719 
 
 Aucr. 30, 1724 
 
 Dec. 26, 1724 
 
 June 28, 1733 
 
 June 25, 17 18 
 
 Aug. 22, J 7 13 . Sept. 10, 1746 
 
 July 25, 1687 
 
 Oct. 3, 1692 
 
 July 7, 169S 
 
 Sept. 18, 1709 
 Oct. 17, 1709 i 
 Nov. 3, 1709 
 
 July II, 171 1 
 
 Jan. 8, 1717 
 
 i 
 
 Jan. 18, 1720 
 Oct. 15, 1 72 1 j 
 
 Jan. IS, 1725 I 
 
 i 
 
 May 14, 1730 
 Jan. 23, 1735 
 Jan. 17, 1744 
 
 Names. 
 
 Elihu Yale. Also Acting Governor in 
 
 Mr. Gytt'ord's absence in Bengal , 8tli 
 
 Aug. 1684 to 26th Jan. 1685. 
 Nathaniel Higc;in«on. Made over 
 
 charge 7tli July 1698, and embarked 
 
 for England 251I1 Feb. 1700. 
 Thomas Pitt. Made over charge i8tli 
 
 Sept. 1709, and embarked for Eng- 
 land 26tli Oct. 1709. 
 GuLsTON Addison. Died at Madras 
 
 I7tli Oct. 1709. 
 Edmund Montague. Acting Gover- 
 nor ; made over charge 3d Nov. 1709. 
 AYilliam Fraser. Acting Governor ; 
 
 made over charge and embarked for 
 
 England nth July 1711. 
 Edward Harrison. M ade over charge 
 
 on 8th Jan. 17 17, and embarked for 
 
 England. 
 Joseph Collet. Made over charge on 
 
 l8tli Jan. 1720, and embarked for 
 
 England. 
 Francis Hastings. Acting Governor ; 
 
 made over charge and embarked for 
 
 England 15th Oct. 1721. 
 Nathaniel Elwick. Made overcharge 
 
 15th Jan. 1725, and embarked for 
 
 England 17th Jan. 1725. 
 James Macrae. Made overcharge 14th 
 
 May 1730; embarked for England 
 
 2ist Jan. 1 73 1. 
 George Morton Pitt. Made over 
 
 charge 23d Jan. 1735, and embarked 
 
 for Enifland. 
 
 Eichard Ben yon. 
 
 17th Jan. 1744, 
 
 England. 
 Nicholas Morse. 
 
 Made over charge 
 and embarked for 
 
 Taken prisoner on 
 the capture of Fort St. George by 
 the French in 1746. The Govern- 
 ment devolved on Mr. Hinde,^ De- 
 puty Governor of Fort St. David. 
 John Hinde. Deputy Governor at 
 Fort St. David, where he died on 
 I4tli April 1747, previous to receipt 
 of Court's despatch, dated 24th Jan. 
 1747, creating Fort St. David the 
 head settlement, and a^jpointing 
 him Governor and President. 
 
XXVI 
 
 GOVERNORS OF MADRAS. 
 
 Date of Arrival | Date of Assuming 
 at Madias. Charge of Office. 
 
 May 23, 1730 
 July 14, 1732. 
 
 July 26, 1737 
 
 Oct. 2, 1 761 
 Dec. 30, 1 74 1 
 June 10, 1752 
 July 12, 1768 
 Dec. 9, 1775 
 
 Names. 
 
 June 17, 175] 
 Aug. 3, 1752 
 Feb. 8, 1778 
 
 (See above) 
 
 April 16, 1747 
 Sept. 19, 1750 
 
 Jan. 14, 1755 
 
 Nov. 14, 1763 
 Jan. 25, 1767 
 Jan. 31, 1770 
 Feb. 2, 1773 
 Dec. II, 1775 
 
 Aug. 23, 1776 
 Aug. 31, 1777 
 Feb. 8, 1778 
 
 April 6, 1780 
 
 Charles Floyer. Dismissed from ser- 
 vice under Court's despatch received 
 6th July 1750. 
 
 TnoMxiS Saunders. Made over charge 
 and embarked for England 14th 
 Jan. 1755. (The seat of govern- 
 ment was re-established at Fort St. 
 George on 5th April 1752, four years 
 after its restoration under the Treaty 
 of Aix la Chapelle.) 
 
 George Pigott. Made over charge and 
 embarked for England 14th Nov. 
 1763. Became Lord Pigot (see be- 
 low). 
 
 Robert Palk. Made over charge and 
 embarked for England 25th Jan. 
 1767. 
 
 Charles Bourchier. Made over 
 charge 31st Jan. 1770, and embarked 
 for England 8th Feb, 1770. 
 
 JosiAS Du Pr^. Made over charge 
 and embarked for England 2d Feb. 
 
 1773- 
 
 Alexander Wynch. Made over charge 
 nth Dec. 1775, a^itl embarked for 
 England 15th Feb. 1776. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Pigot. Governor for 
 second time. Placed under arrest 
 by order of Mr. Geo. Stratton and 
 the majority of the Council, and 
 detained at St. Thomas' Mount on 
 24th Aug. 1776; allowed to return 
 to Garden House for change of air 
 on 24th April 1777, and there died 
 on 20th May 1777. 
 
 George Stratton. Suspended from 
 service 31st Aug. 1777. 
 
 John Whitehill. Acting Governor. 
 Made over charge 8th Feb. 1778. 
 
 Sir Thomas Rumbold, Bart. Was 
 second in Council under Mr. Warren 
 Hastings in Bengal. Made over 
 charge, and embarked for England 
 6th April 1780. 
 
 John Whitehill. Acting Governor for 
 second time, but suspended by order 
 of the Governor-General of Bengal 
 and his Council under sec. ix of the 
 Regulations. Made over charge 8th 
 Nov. 1780. 
 
GOVERNORS OF MADRAS. 
 
 XXVll 
 
 Date of Arrival Date of Assuming 
 at Madras. Charge of Office. 
 
 July 10, 1753 
 June 22, 178 1 
 
 Nov. 8, 1780 
 June 22, 1 78 1 
 
 Sept. 8, 1760. June 18, 1785 
 April 6, 1786 
 
 July 26, 1760 
 
 June 5, 1769 
 
 Feb. 7, 1789 
 
 Feb. 13, 1790 
 
 Feb. 20, 1790 Feb. 20, 1790 
 
 Oct. 15, 1790 
 
 Sept. 7, 1794 
 
 Aug. I, 1792 
 
 Sept. 7, 1794 
 
 Mar. — 1797 Feb. 21, 1798 
 
 Aug. 21, 1798 
 
 Aug. 21, 1798 
 
 Aug. 30, 1803 ^ Aug. ^o, 1803 
 
 Jan. 23, 1765 Sept. 11, 1807 
 
 Dec. 24, 1807 Dec. 24, 1807 
 
 Na 
 
 Charles Smith. Acting Governor. 
 Made over charge 22d June 1781, 
 and embarked for England. 
 Lord Macartney, K.B. Embarked for 
 the Northern Ports and Bengal 4th 
 June 1785, and resigned 8th June 
 by letter from Vizagapatam. 
 Alexander Davidson. Acting Gover- 
 nor. Made over charge 6th April 
 1786. Died in Madras 1791. 
 Major-Gen. Sir Archibald Campbell, 
 K.B. Made over charge, and em- 
 barked for England 7th Feb. 1789. 
 John Holland. Acting Governor. 
 Made over charge and embarked for 
 England 13th Feb. 1790. 
 Edward Holland, Acting Governor. 
 
 Made over charge 2otli Feb. 1790. 
 Major- General William Medows. 
 Made over charge and embarked for 
 England ist Aug. 1792. 
 Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart. Date of 
 arrival as writer in Madras 6th June 
 1767. Resigned Governorship 7th 
 Sept. 1794, and embarked for Eng- 
 land 29th Sept. 1794. 
 Lord HoBART. Miide over charge and 
 embarked for England 20th Feb. 
 1798. 
 Lieutenant-General George Harris. 
 Commander-in-chief and Acting 
 Governor. Made over charge 21st 
 Aug. 1798. 
 Lord Clive (The Second). Made 
 over charge 3otli Ang. 1803, and 
 embarked for England 12th Sept. 
 1803. 
 
 Cavendish 
 over charge 
 embarked for 
 1807. Died 
 
 Ben- 
 II th 
 
 Eng- 
 17th 
 
 Lord AYillia:*! 
 
 TiNCK. Made 
 
 Sept. 1807, and 
 
 land 27th Sept 
 
 June 1839. 
 William Petrie. Acting Governor. 
 
 Made over charge 24th Dec. 1807. 
 
 Died 27th Oct. 18 16 at Prince of 
 
 Wales Island. 
 Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Bart., 
 
 K.C.B. Made over charge 21st May 
 
 1 813, and embarked for England 
 
 26th Aug. 1 813.' 
 
XXVIU 
 
 GOVERNORS OF MADRAS, 
 
 Date of Arrival Date of Assuming 
 at Madras. Charge of Office. 
 
 Names. 
 
 March6, 1S13 | May 21, 181 3 
 
 Sept. 16, 1 8 14 
 June 10, 1 8 20 
 
 Feb. 3, 1798 
 Oct. 18, 1827 
 Oct. 25, 1S32 
 
 Aug. 29, 1803 
 March 6, I S3 7 
 
 Sept. 24, 1842 I Sept. 24, 1842 
 
 July 5, 1809 I 
 April 7, 1848 
 
 Aug. 3. 18 17 
 
 April 28, 1854 
 
 Feb. 23, 1848 
 April 7, 1S48 
 
 April 24, 1854 
 April 28, 1854 
 
 Sept. 16, 1S14 j 
 June 10. 1020 
 
 July 10, 1827 ; 
 
 I 
 
 Oct. 18, 1827 ^ 
 
 Oct. 25, 1832 ^ 
 
 J 
 
 I 
 
 March 4, 1837 
 March 6, 1837 1 
 
 Lieutenaut - General the Hon. John 
 Abercromby. Commander-in-chief 
 and Acting Governor. Made over 
 charge i6th Sept. 181 4, and em- 
 barked for England 20th Oct. 18 14. 
 
 liight Hon. Hugh Elliot. Made over 
 charge loth June, and embarked for 
 England i6th June 1820. 
 
 Major-General Sir Thomas Munro, 
 Bart., K.C.B. Died at Pattikonda, 
 in the Kurnul district, 6th July 
 1827. 
 
 Hexry Sullivan Gr.eme. Acting Go- 
 vernor. Made over charge i8th Oct. 
 1827. Died 14th July 1850. 
 
 Stephen EuMBOLD Lushington. Made 
 over charge and embarked for Eng- 
 land 25th Oct. 1832. 
 
 Lieutenant - General Sir Frederick 
 Adam, K.C.B. Made over charge 
 and embarked for England 4th 
 March 1837. 
 
 George Edward Russell. Acting 
 Governor. Made over charge 6th 
 March 1837. Died 20th Oct. 1863. 
 
 Lord ELrniNSTONE, G.C.H. Made over 
 charge 24th Sept. 1842, and left the 
 Presidency on the 29lh Sept. for 
 Bangalore and Nilgiri Hills en route 
 to Europe. Died 19th July i860. 
 
 Lieutenant-General the Most Honour- 
 able the Marquis of Taveeddale, K.T. 
 and C.B. Also Commander-in-chief, 
 Made over charge and embarked 
 for England 23d 'Feb. 1848. Died 
 loth Oct. 1876. 
 
 Major - General Henry Dickinson. 
 Acting Governor. Made over charge 
 7th April 1848. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir Henry Pottinger, 
 Bart., G.C.B. Made over charge 
 and embarked for England 24th 
 April 1854. Died i8th March 1856. 
 
 Daniell Eliott. Acting Governor. 
 Made over charge 28th April 1854. 
 Died 30th Oct. 1872. 
 
 Lord Harris. Made over charge 28lh 
 March and embarked for England 
 31st March 1859. ^^i"^ 23d Novem- 
 ber 1872. 
 
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST 
 
 OF 
 
 C0MMAXDER8-IX-CHIEF IX THE 3IAI)KAS PRESIDEXCY 
 
 FROM 1697 TO 1S58, 
 
 JJ7ien the Affairs of the East India Company -uere transferred to the 
 lyipcrial Goi-ernjnent. 
 
 [In the earlier j'earf; the Commi-^sions of Governors also bore the title of 
 Commanders-in-Chief.] 
 
 Date of Com- 
 
 Date of Assum- 
 
 Names. 
 
 mission. 
 
 ing Commaud. 
 
 J:ui. 5, 
 
 1697 
 
 July 
 
 7, 
 
 1698 
 
 Thomas Pitt. Also Governor. Em- 
 burked for England 20th Oct. 1 709. 
 
 Jan. 20, 
 
 1 70S 
 
 Sept. 
 
 18, 
 
 1709 
 
 Gdlston Addison. Also Governor. 
 Died at Madras 17th Oct. 1709. 
 
 Dec. 22, 
 
 1710 
 
 July 
 
 II, 
 
 1711 
 
 Edward Harrison. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 8th Jan. 
 1717. 
 
 Dec. 19, 
 
 1719 
 
 Jan, 
 
 18, 
 
 1720 
 
 Francis Hastings. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 15th Oct. 
 1721. 
 
 April 14, 
 
 1721 
 
 Oct. 
 
 15, 
 
 1721 
 
 Nathaniel El wick. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 17th Jan. 
 
 1725. 
 
 Jan. 27, 
 
 1724 
 
 Jan. 
 
 15, 
 
 1725 
 
 James Macrae. Also Governor. Em- 
 barked for England 21st Jan. 1731. 
 
 Dec. 5, 
 
 1729 
 
 .Alay 
 
 14, 
 
 1730 
 
 George Morton Pitt. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 23d Jan. 
 1735- 
 
 Jan. 29, 
 
 1735 
 
 Jan. 
 
 23, 
 
 1735 
 
 Richard Benyon. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 17th Jan. 
 1744. 
 
 July 24, 
 
 1747 
 
 • 
 
 Sept. 
 
 10, 
 
 1746 
 
 John Hinde. Also Governor at Fort 
 St. David, where he died I4tli April 
 1747, previous to receipt of commis- 
 sion and the orders creating Fort St. 
 David the head settlement, in con- 
 sequence of the capture of Fort St. 
 George by the French. 
 
XXX COMMA NDERS-IN-CHIEF, MA DRA S. 
 
 Date of Com- 
 mission. 
 
 Dec, 24, 1747 
 Aug. 21, 1751 
 
 Feb. 15, 1754 
 
 Nov. 14, 1764 
 
 Jan. 4, 1765 
 Jan. 12, 1768 
 
 Mar. 17, 1769 
 April 12, 1774 
 
 April 12, 1774 
 April 4,1775 
 
 June 25, 1777 
 
 Jan. 5, 1 78 1 
 Nov. 24, 1784 
 
 Sept. 21, 1784 
 Sept. 7, 1785 
 Nov. 25, 1789. 
 
 Date of Assum- 
 ing Command. 
 
 Apri! 
 
 16, 
 
 1747 
 
 Sept. 
 
 19, 
 
 1750 
 
 Jan. 
 
 14, 
 
 1755 
 
 Nov. 
 
 14, 
 
 1763 
 
 Jan. 
 
 25, 
 
 1767 
 
 Jan. 
 
 3h 
 
 1770 
 
 Feb. 
 
 2, 
 
 1773 
 
 Dec. 
 
 II, 
 
 1775 
 
 June 
 
 22, 
 
 1781 
 
 June 
 
 — 
 
 1785 
 
 July 
 
 21, 
 
 1785 
 
 April 
 
 6, 
 
 1786 
 
 Feb. 
 
 20, 
 
 1790 
 
 Names. 
 
 Charles Floyer. Also Governor. 
 
 Dismissed the service 6th July 1750. 
 Thomas Saunders. Also Governor. 
 
 Embarked for England 14th Jan. 
 
 1755. 
 
 George Pigot. Also Governor. Em- 
 barked for England 14th Nov. 1763. 
 (See below.) 
 
 Brigadier - General John Cailland. 
 Commander of the Forces on the 
 Coromandel Coast. 
 
 Robert Palk. Also Governor. Em- 
 barked for England 25th Jan. 1767. 
 
 Charles Bourchier. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 8th Feb. 
 1770. 
 
 JosiAS Du Pr^. Also Governor. Em- 
 barked for England 2d Feb. 1773. 
 
 Alexander Wynch. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 15th Feb. 
 1776. 
 
 Brigadier - General Joseph Smith. 
 Commander of the Forces on the 
 Coromandel Coast. 
 
 Right Hon. Lord Pigot. Also Gover- 
 nor. Placed under arrest by the 
 majority of his Council. Died 20th 
 May 1777. (See under Governors.) 
 
 Major-General Hector Munro. Com- 
 mander of the Forces on the Coro- 
 mandel Coast. 
 
 Lord Macartney, K.B. Also Gover- 
 nor. Resigned 8th June 1785. 
 
 Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Sloper, 
 K.B. Died 13th August 1802 at 
 West Green, Hants. 
 
 Lieutenant-General Sir JohnDalling, 
 Bart., K.B. Commander of the 
 Forces at Madras. Commission re- 
 voked 2ist April 1786. 
 
 Lieutenant-General Sir Archibald 
 Campbell, K.B. Also Governor. 
 Embarked for England 7tli Feb. 
 1789. Died March 1791 in London. 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir William Medows, K.B. 
 Also Governor. Was Commander- 
 in-Chief in Bombay. Quitted com- 
 mand and embarked for England 
 ist Aug. 1792. Died 14th Nov. 
 181 3 in England. 
 
COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF, MADRAS, xxxi 
 
 Date of Com- 
 mission. 
 
 June 3, 1790 
 Feb. 12, 1794 
 May I, 1795 
 
 Date of Assum- 
 ing Command. 
 
 Oct. II, 1797 
 
 Dec. 10, 1800 
 Mar. 16, 1803 
 
 May 7, 1S04 
 
 June 3, 1807 
 
 Jan. 6, 1807 
 Mar. 23, 1 810 
 
 May 3, 1809 
 
 Dec. 21, 1813 
 
 Aug. I, 1792 
 Sept. 7, 1794 
 Jan. 15, 1796 
 
 Mar. 27, 1797 
 
 Names. 
 
 Aug. 30, 1803 
 Oct. 17, 1804 
 
 Sept. 17, 1807 
 
 April 10, 1 8 10 
 Sept. 27, 1 8 10 
 
 May 21, 18 13 
 
 May 25, 1 8 14 
 
 Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart. Also Go- 
 vernor. Embarked for England 
 29th Sept. 1794. 
 Right Hon. Lord Hobart. Also Go- 
 vernor. Embarked for England 
 20th Feb. 1798. 
 Major-Gen. Sir Alured Clarke, K.B. 
 Commander of the Forces Madras. 
 Governor of Bengal 6th Aug. 1796. 
 Governor-General of Bengal and 
 Commander-in-Chief of India 17th 
 May 1798. Died Sept. 1832 in 
 England. 
 Major-Gen. George (afterwards Lord) 
 Harris, G.C.B. Commander of the 
 Forces; also Governor 21st Feb. 
 1798. Quitted command 21st Aug. 
 1798. Died 31st May 1829 at Bel- 
 mont, Kent. 
 Lieut.-Gen. John Stuart. Quitted 
 
 command 17th Oct. 1804. 
 Lord William Cavendish Bentinck. 
 Also Governor. Embarked for Eng- 
 land 29th Sept. 1807. Died 17th 
 June 1839. 
 Major-Gen. Sir John Francis Cra- 
 DOCK, G.C.B., K.H. (afterwards Lord 
 Howden). Commander of the Forces. 
 Quitted command 17th Sept. 1807. 
 Died July 1839 in England. 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hay M'Dowall. Com- 
 mander of the Forces. Quitted 
 command loth April 18 10. 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Hewitt, G.C.B. 
 
 Quitted command 27th Sept. 18 10. 
 Major-Gen. Sir Samuel Auchmuty, 
 G.C.B. Commander of the Forces. 
 Governor and Commander-in-Chief 
 15th Oct. 181 1. Quitted command 
 2ist May 1 8 13. Died 31st Aug. 
 1822 -while in command at Dublin. 
 Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. John Aber- 
 cromby, G.C.B. Also Governor. 
 Was Commander-in-Chief at Bom- 
 bay. Quitted commaTid 25th May, 
 and embarked 20th Oct. 1 8 1 4. Died 
 Feb. 1 8 19 in England. 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thomas Hislop, G.C.B. 
 Was Commander-in-Chief at Bom- 
 bay. Captured on his voyage to 
 
xxxii COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF, MADRAS. 
 
 Date of Com- 
 mission. 
 
 Dec. 6, 1 8 19 
 
 Feb. 12, 1 82 1 
 
 Dec. II, 1824 
 May 25. 1825 
 
 Date of Assum- 
 ing: Command. 
 
 .Time 15, 1821 
 Dec. II, 1824 
 
 1826 
 
 May II, 1 83 1 
 
 Oct. 17, 1830 
 
 April 17, 1836! Oct. II, 1836 
 
 July 4, 1838 i Dec. 21, 1838 
 
 Sept. 18, 1839 
 
 July 
 
 3, 1 841 
 
 Jan. 
 
 20, 1 84 1 
 
 Feb. 
 
 II, 1841 
 
 Aug. 
 Jan. 
 
 Jan. 20, 1 84 1 
 Feb. II, 1 841 
 
 June 10, 1820 
 
 1840 
 
 — 184] 
 
 Names. 
 
 Madras. Governor and Commander- 
 in-Chief, Fort St. George, 2d July 
 1 8 1 7. Quitted command 1 5th Jnne 
 1 82 1. Died 3d May 1843 ^^ Charl- 
 ton, Kent. 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Muxro, Bart., 
 K.C.B. Also Governor. Died at 
 Pattikonda in Kurnul district 6th 
 July 1827. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alexander Campbell, 
 Bart., K.C.B. Commander of the 
 Forces. Died nth December 1824. 
 
 General Bowser. Assumed command 
 as senior officer. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Townsexd 
 Walker, Bart., G.C.B. Quitted 
 command nth May 1831. Died 
 Governor of Chelsea Hospital 15th 
 Xov. 1842. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Eobert William 
 O'Callaghan, G.C.B., K.C.H. Quit- 
 ted command nth Oct. 1836. Died 
 9th June 1840 in London. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland, 
 K.C.B. Quitted command 21st 
 Sept. 1838. Governor at the Cape 
 of Good Hope 19th Dec. 1843. Died 
 30th May 1854 in London. 
 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Jasper Nicolls, K.C. B. 
 Quitted command 7th Dec. 1839, 
 and became Commander-in-Chief of 
 India. Died 4th May 1849 at 
 Goodrist, Beading. 
 
 Lieutenant-General Sir Samuel Ford 
 Whittingham,K.C.B., K.C.H. Died 
 19th Jan. 1 84 1 at Madras. 
 
 ^Major-General Sir Hugh Gough 
 (afterwards Lord Gough), G.C.B. 
 Appointed temporarih^, but did not 
 assume command. Became Com- 
 mander-in-chief of India nth Aug. 
 1843. ^i^^^ -^^ March 1869 at 
 Dublin. 
 
 Major-General Sir James Allen, 
 K.C.B. Temporary command. Died 
 17th Feb. 1853 at Clieltenham. 
 
 Major-General Sir PiObert Henry 
 Dick, K.C.B., K.C.H. Temporary 
 command. Killed at Sobraon loth 
 Feb. 1846. 
 
COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF, MADRAS, xxxiii 
 
 Date of Com- 
 mission. 
 
 April 20, 1 842 
 
 Sept. 29, 1847 
 May 20, 1851 
 
 Sept. 7, 1853 
 Sept. 23, 1854 
 
 Jan. 23, 1856 
 April 24, 1856 
 
 Date of Assum- 
 ing Command. 
 
 Sept. 20, 1842 
 
 Mar. 13, 1848 
 Sept. 29, 1 85 1 
 
 Oct. 27, 1853 
 Sept. 23, 1854 
 
 Jan, 23, 1856 
 June 10, 1856 
 
 Names. 
 
 Lieutenant-General the Marquis of 
 TWEEDDALE, K.T., G.C.B., G.C.H. 
 
 Also Governor. Embarked for Eng- 
 land 23d Feb. 1848. Died loth Oct. 
 1876. 
 
 Lieutenant-General Sir George Henry 
 FrederickBerkeley, K.C.B. Quit- 
 ted command 29tli Sept. 185 1. Died 
 1 2th Feb. 1863. 
 
 Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Arm- 
 strong, K.C.B.,K.T.,andS. Quitted 
 command 27th Oct. 1853. Died 3d 
 March 1854 on his voyage home on 
 board the " Barham." 
 
 Lieutenant - General Sir William 
 Staveley, K.C.B. Died at Ootaca- 
 mund 4th April 1854. 
 
 Lieutenant-General the Hon. George 
 Anson. Removed to Bengal. Com- 
 mander-in-chief of India 23d Jan. 
 1856. Died of cholera 2 7 th May 1 8 5 7. 
 
 Major-General Marcus Beresford. 
 Temporary command. Died i6th 
 March 1876 at Leamington. 
 
 Lieutenant - General Sir Patrick 
 Grant, K.C.B. 
 
LIST 
 
 CHIEF JUSTICES AND PUISNE JUDGES OF THE MADRAS 
 PRESIDENCY. 
 
 FROM 1800 TO 1S58. 
 
 [The iNIayor's Court, which existed at Madras for many years, was abo- 
 lished in 1797, and in its place was established a Recorder's Court, under 
 Act 37 of George III., cap. 142. In 1800 a Supreme Court of Judicature 
 was established, under 39 and 40 of George III., cap. 79, to consist of a Chief 
 Justice and two Puisne Judges. Letters Patent granting a Charter of Justice 
 were issued on the 26th December 1801.] 
 
 Date of 
 Appointment. 
 
 Names, 
 
 
 Chief Justices. 
 
 Dec. 26, 1800 
 
 Sir Thomas A. Strange, Knt. Resigned 4tli June 18 17. 
 
 Sept. 6, 181 5 
 
 Sir John H. Newbolt, Knt. Resigned 31st Aug. 
 
 
 1820. Died March 1823. 
 
 May 17, 1820 
 
 Sir Edmund Stanley, Knt. Resigned 28th Jan. 1825. 
 
 Jan. 28, 1825 
 
 Sir Ralph Palmer, Knt. Resigned 25th Oct. 1835 
 
 
 Died 25 th Jan. 1838. 
 
 Dec. 31, 1831 
 
 Sir Robert Buckley Comyn, Knt. Resigned 17th Jan. 
 
 
 1842. Died 23d May 1853. 
 
 May 22, 1842 
 
 Sir Edward J. Gambier, Knt. Resigned — June 1848. 
 
 
 Died 31st May 1879. 
 
 April 1 5, 1850 
 
 Sir Christopher Rawlinson, Knt. Resigned i4tli 
 
 
 Feb. 1859. 
 
 Mar. II, 1859 
 
 Sir Henry Davidson. Died at Ootacamund, 4th 
 
 
 Nov. i860. 
 
 
 Puisne Judges. 
 
 Dec. 26, 1800 
 
 Sir Henry Gwillim, Knt. Resigned 28th Oct. 1808. 
 
 
 Died I2tli Sept. 1837. 
 
 Dec. 26, 1800 
 
 Sir Benjamin Sullivan, Knt. Resigned 7th May 
 
 
 1809. Died — Nov. 1810. 
 
JUDGES OF MADRAS. 
 
 XXXV 
 
 Date of 
 Appointment. 
 
 Names. 
 
 May 7, 1809 
 
 ]\[ay 30, 1 8 10 
 July 3, 181 5 
 Sept. 6, 181 5 
 
 April 15, 1817 
 
 I 
 May 17, 1820 
 
 April 12, 1822 : 
 An- 18, 1824 ' 
 
 J:iii. 28, 1825 
 
 Mar. 7, 1825 
 
 Nov. 28, 1S36. 
 
 April 5, 1842 
 
 Aug. 29, 1844 
 
 Mar. 16, 185; 
 
 July 26, 1858 
 
 Sir Francis M'Naughten, Knt. (Baronet in 1836). 
 
 Removed to Bengal 3d July 181 5. Resigned 2d 
 
 March 1825. Died in 1876. 
 Sir John H. Newbolt, Knt. Chief Justice 6th Sept. 
 
 1815. 
 Sir Edmund Stanley, Knt. Chief Justice 17th May 
 
 1820. 
 Sir Anthony Buller, Knight. Removed to Bengal 
 
 loth April 1816. Resigned ist Jau. 1827. Died in 
 
 June 1866. 
 Sir Andrew George Cooper, Knt. Died 30th Aug. 
 
 1821. 
 Sir Charles E. Grey, Knt. Removed to Bengal i8th 
 
 Aug. 1824. Chief Justice 29th June 1825. Re- 
 signed 2d July 1832. Died June 1865. 
 Sir WiLLiNGHAM Franklin, Knt. Died May 1824. 
 Sir Ralph Palmer, Knt. Chief Justice 28th Jan. 1825. 
 
 Resigned 25th Oct. 1835. 
 Sir Robert Buckley Comyn, Knt. Chief Justice 31st 
 
 Dec. 1 83 1. Resigned 17th Jan. 1842. 
 Sir George W. Ricketts, Knt. Died at Sea 14th July 
 
 1832. 
 Sir Edward J. Gambier, Knt. Chief Justice 22d May 
 
 1842. Resigned June 1848. Died 31st May 1879. 
 Sir John David Norton, Knt. Died at sea 24th Sept. 
 
 1843- 
 Sir William Westbrooke Burton, Knt. Resigned 
 
 15 th March 1857. 
 Sir Henry Davidson, Knt. Chief Justice i ith March, 
 
 1859. 
 Sir Adam Bittleston, Knt. Pensioned 3d April 1870. 
 
RECORD OF SERYICES 
 
 OF 
 
 CIVIL SERVANTS IN THE MADRAS 
 PRESIDENCY. 
 
 FROM THE YEAR 1740 TO THE YEAR 1858. 
 
 N.B.— See also Supplementary List, page 161, and Addendum^ 
 
 page 209. 
 
 ABERCROMBY, EoBERT.— 1802 : Writer; Acting Assistant to 
 Secretary to the Special Commission, 1803: Assistant to the 
 Collector of the Northern Division of Canara. 1805 : Eegister of 
 Canara. 1806 : Eegister of the Zillah of the Southern Division 
 of Canara. 1808: At home. 1809: Resigned, Wi November, in 
 England. {Annuitant, 1836.) Died, 6th July 1855. 
 
 ADAMSON, William David.— 181 3 : Writer. 1816 : Second 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 181 7 : Eegister 
 of the Zillah of Guntoor. 1819 : Head Assistant to Collector and_ 
 Magistrate of Guntoor. Died, s^h June, 1820, at Guntoor. 
 
 AGNEW, John Vans.— 180 i : Writer. 1802 : Assistant to 
 Chief Secretary in Secret, Political, and Foreign Departments. 
 1803 : Secretary and Accountant to the Commissioners of the 
 Sinking Fund. 1804 : At home. 1808 : Out of the service. 
 
 ALCOCK, David.- 1 7 66 : Writer. 1 7 7 1 : Factor and Assistant 
 at Masulipatam. ;i774: Junior Merchant. No trace after this 
 date. 
 
 ALEXANDER, Egbert.— 1790: Writer ; Assistant to the Secre- 
 tary to the Board of Eevenue. 1791 : Assistant at Vizagapatam. 
 1794 : Assistant and Accountant under Mr. Chamier in the Vizian- 
 agram Zemindary. 1796 : Assistant to the Collector in the 
 Northern Division of Yizianagram. 1797 : Assistant to the Eesi^ 
 dent at Ceylon. 1798 : Assistant to the Collector in the Second 
 Division of Vizagapatam District. 1800: Suh-Secretary to the. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Public Commercial and Revenue Departments ; Collector in the 
 First Division of the Vizagapatam Districts. 1803 : Judge of the 
 Zillah of Vizagapatam. 1806 : Collector in the Zillah of Ganjam. 
 1808: Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 1812 : Senior 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1814 : Member of Council and 
 President of the Board of Revenue. 181 8 : At home. 182 1 : 
 Resigned, 21st December y m England, {Ammitant, 1819.) Died, 
 i^tli July 1 86 1. 
 
 ALEXANDER, JosiAS Du Pre. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assis- 
 tant under the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1799 : Deputy 
 Commercial Resident at Colombo. 1801 : Assistant to the Col- 
 lector of Government Customs. 1803 : Leave to Bengal. 1818 : 
 At liome. Out of the service in 1820, and elected a Director of the 
 East India Comimny, i6th August 1820. {Annuitant, 1822.) 
 Died, 20th August 1839. 
 
 ALEXANDER, Henry Stewart.— 1854 : Writer. 1856 : Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1857 : Third Assis- 
 tant to Accountant-General. 1858: Proceeded on furlough ; died, 
 6th April, in England. 
 
 ANDERSON, Robert. — 1807: Writer. 1810 : Assistant to 
 Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 181 1 : Fixed 
 Examiner in the Office of Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1813 : Persian Translator to the Carnatic Commissioners. 
 1 8 16: Assistant Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut, 
 and Deputy Persian Translator to Government. 1818 : At home. 
 182 1 : Resigned, 2W1 December, in England. {Annuitant, 1843.) 
 Died, 2 2d March 1843. 
 
 ANDERSON, William Bensley. — i 8 i 5 : Writer. i8i8 : 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General. 182 1 : Register of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Western Division. 1826 : At home on absentee 
 alloivance. 1828 : Returned to India per ^^ Lyndoch." 1829 : 
 Sheriff of Madras, &c., and Acting Senior Deputy Register of the 
 Sudder Court. 1830 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Canara. 
 1832 : Acting Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division ; 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 1838 : 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 1842 : 
 Resigned the service. Died, 16th July 1863. 
 
 ANDERSON, FiNDL AY.— 1825 : Writer. 1827: Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector of Malabar. 1829 : Head Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector of Malabar. 1832 : Additional Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1834: Sub-Collector and Joint 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Magistrate of Canara. 1835 : Acting Sub-Collector of Canara. 
 1836: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1837: At 
 lioine on absentee alloivance. 1841 : Retimud to India. 1842 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge, Canara. 1 844 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Mangalore. 1856 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1857 : 
 Resinned the service, 2W1 April. {Annuitant on Company's Fund.) 
 
 ANDERSON, Stuart Murray.— 185 i : Writer. 1853: Pro- 
 ceeded onfurhwjlt; Died, gth Decemher in England. 
 
 ANDREWS, John.— 1768: Member of tlie Council of the 
 Governor. 1774 : Out of the service. 
 
 ANDREWS, Robert.— 1 778: AVriter. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 1 791; Second in Council at Cuddalore. 1792: Collector in the 
 Tricbinopoly District. 1804: At home. 1808: Returned to 
 India. 18 10: Acting Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal 
 and Circuit for the Southern Division. 1 8 1 3 : Postmaster-General. 
 1815: First Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal, Southern 
 Division. Died, i^th November 182 1, at Trichinopoly. 
 
 ANGELO, Anthony Edward. — i 8 i 5 : Writer. 1 8 1 9 : Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Madras. 1822 : Assistant to the Collector 
 of Sea Customs at Madras. 1825: At home. 1829: Returned 
 to India. 1832: Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of 
 Guntoor. 1834 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole. 1836 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Bellary ; Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Cuddapah. 1837: Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah ; 
 Judge and Criminal Judge, Bellary. 1840: Judge and Criminal 
 Judge, Chittoor. 1843 : Resigned the service, 1st January. Died, 
 2W1 July 1855. 
 
 ANSTEY, Thomas.— 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under 
 the Military Secretary. 1791 : Assistant under the Secretary to 
 the Board of Assumed Revenue. 1793: Assistant Commercial 
 Resident at Ganjam. 1794 : Assistant Export Warehouse -keeper. 
 1796: Deputy Commercial Resident at the Presidency. 1800: 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Salem. 1801 : Malabar Trans- 
 lator to Government. 1802 : Third Judge of Court of Circuit 
 and Appeal, Southern Division. 1806: Commercial Resident at 
 Tinnevelly. 1 8 1 1 : Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 1813:^^ 
 home. 1 81 5: Resigned, 1st December, in England. 
 
 ANSTEY, John Thomas.— 181 2 : Writer. 1816 : Assistant to 
 the Magistrate of Guntoor. 181 7 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 of Guntoor. 1 8 1 9 : Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate 
 of Bellary. 182 1 : At home. 1824: Returned to India ; ^Mh- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Ganjam. 1827 : Collector 
 and Magistrate of Rajahniundry. 1830 : At home. (Retired on 
 the Annuity Fund in 1839.) 
 
 ANSTRUTHER, Thomas Andrew.— 1828 : Writer. 1831 : 
 Second Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate of Southern 
 Division of Arcot. 1832 : Head Assistant to Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Northern Division of Arcot ; Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1835 : 
 Acting Sub-Collector of Coimbatore. 1837 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate of the Southern Division of Arcot ; Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Coimbatore ; Acting Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 1838 : Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Madura. 1839 : ^^ home on ahsentee alloicance. 1841 : 
 Returned to India. 1842 : Judge and Criminal Judge, Kajah- 
 mundry. 1844: Civil and Sessions Judge, Honore. 1845: Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Rajahniundry. 1855: On furlough. 1856: 
 Resigned the service, 2d April in England. Died, 14th April 1876. 
 ANTROBUS, Thomas. — 1781 : Writer. 1783: Assistant to 
 the Secretary to the Select Committee ; Leave to China for health. 
 Not traced after 1784. 
 
 ARBUTHNOT, William TJrquhart. — 1825 : Writer; Tempo- 
 rary Sub-Collector of Vizagapatam. 1827 : Assistant to the Princi- 
 pal Collector of South Arcot. 1828 : Head Assistant to the Prin- 
 cipal Collector of South Arcot. 1833 : Temporary Sub-Collector 
 of Vizagapatam. 1836 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Chicacole. 1837 : Acting Collector and Magistrate of Vizagapa- 
 tam. 1838: Collector and Magistrate of Vizagapatam. 1840: 
 Collector and Magistrate, Vizagapatam, and Agent to Governor. 
 1846: Resigned the service, i()th April. 1858: Member of Council 
 of the Secretary of State for India. Died, 11th December 1874, in 
 England. 
 
 ARBUTHNOT, Coutts Trotter.— 1837 : Writer. 1840: 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1843 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Arcot. 1847 : On furlough. 
 1850: Returned to India. 1852: Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Sfilloxe. 1853 : On furlough. 1855 : Resigned 
 the service, igth December. 
 
 ARDLEY, Samuel. — 1749: Writer. 1768: Member of the 
 Council of the Governor. 1774 : Out of the service. 
 
 ASHTON, William.— 1816: Writer. 1818: At Home. 1822 : 
 Returned to India, 1823 : Assistant to the Collector and Magis- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 5 
 
 trate of Masulipatam. 1824: At home. 1827: Returned to 
 India; Subordinate Collector and Joiitt Magistrate of Tanjore. 
 1828 : Deputy Collector of Sea Customs at Madras, and Acting 
 Superintendent of Civil Pensions. 1830 : Joint Magistrate on the 
 Beach. 1832: Collector of Sea Customs at Madras; Member of 
 the Marine Board. 1836 : Acting Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1838: Collector and 
 Magistrate, afterwards Principal Collector and Magistrate of the 
 Southern Division of Arcot. 1842 : Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1845: On furlough ; resigned the service ^ 
 ^th December. 
 
 ATKINSON, Edward. — 1783: Writer. 1785: Assistant to 
 the Secretary of the Select Committee. 1786 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Military Department. 1787 : Clerk to the Court 
 of Requests, and under the Secretary in the Secret Department. 
 1788: Secretary to the Hospital Board. 1789: Muster-Master of 
 the Troops on the Guiitoor Sircar. 1790: Muster-Master of the 
 Troops with the Centre Army. 1791 : Assistant to the Collector 
 of Trichinopoly. 1793: Old of employ. 1794: Assistant under 
 Mr. Gregory in the YizianagTam Zemindary. 1796: Commissary 
 of Provisions, with Expedition under General Stewart. 1798: 
 Commissary of Provisions at Colombo. 1800: At home. Not 
 traced after 1808. 
 
 AUFRERE, Thomas Norms. — 1792: Writer. 1793: Assis- 
 tant under the Accountant-General. 1794: Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1796: Assistant under the 
 Collector in the 4th Division of Masulipatam. 1799: At home 
 for health. 1800 : Returned to India ; Assistant under the Col- 
 lector of Ganjam. 1803: Judge of the Zillah of Salem. 18 10: 
 At home. 1814 : Out of the service. 
 
 AYLMER, Henry. — 1773: Writer. 1780: Promoted to Fac- 
 tor. Not traceable after this date. 
 
 BABINGTON, John. — 1804: Writer. 1805: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Departments. 1807 : 
 Malabar Translator to Government ; Assistant to the General Agent 
 for the Salt Monopoly. 1810 : Cashier to the Government Bank. 
 1815 : Deputy Collector, afterwards Collector of Sea Customs at 
 Malabar and Canara. 1823 : Collector and Magistrate of Chingle- 
 put. 1824 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 1829 : 
 At home on absentee allowance. {Retired on the Annuity Fund 
 from 1st May 1833.) 
 
6 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 BABINGTON, Benjamin G.— 1812 : Writer. 18 14: Assistant 
 to the Secretary to ther Board of Kevenue. 1815 : At home. 
 181 7 : Rehmied to India; Assistant to the Secretary to the Board 
 of Kevenue. 1819 : At home. 1822 : Out of the service. 
 
 BABINGTON, William Henry.— 182 i : Writer. 1824: As- 
 sistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 
 1827: At home on absentee alloioance. 1831 : Returned to 
 India; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of the Northern 
 Division of Arcot. 1834: Member of the Committee to Keport 
 upon the Export, Import, and Transit Duties of the three Pre- 
 sidencies. 1836 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Cud- 
 dapah. 1838 : Placed temporarily under the Board of Ee venue ; 
 Acting Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1839 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Cuddapah ; Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Malabar. 1841 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge, Madura. 1842 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court of 
 Appeal and Circuits, Centre Division. 1844: Civil and Session 
 Judge, Cuddalore. 1849 : Resigned the service, ^otli June, in India. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, 1849.) Died, ijth September 1867. 
 
 BAINE, Duncan Andrew.— 177 i : Writer. 1776: Factor. 
 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. No trace 
 after this date. 
 
 BAKER, Charles.— 1783 : AVriter; Assistant in the Civil 
 Department. 1785: One of the Company's Solicitors. 1791 : 
 Assistant to the Senior Member of the Board of Revenue in the 
 Management of the Beetle Farm. 1792: Manager of the Com- 
 pany's Exclusive Privilege for Supplying Beetle Tobacco and 
 Ganja. 1801 : CoUector of Revenue on the Sale of Arrack, 
 Toddy, and other Spirituous Liquors. 1803: At home. 1807: 
 Old of the service. 
 
 BAKER, Joseph. — 1771 : Writer. 1776 : Factor and Assistant 
 at Masulipatam. 1780: Junior Merchant ; In England ; No trace 
 after this date. 
 
 BALFOUR, James.— 1793: Writer. 1796: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public Commercial and Revenue Department. 
 1797 : Assistant under the Collector of Polygar Peishcush. 1799 : 
 Old of employ. 1800 : Deputy Commercial Resident at the 
 Presidency; Suspended the service; Ordered to proceed home. 
 1802: Returned to India. 181 2 : At home. 1815 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 BALFOUR, John.— 1772: Writer. 1778: Factor. 1780 1 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Junior Merchant. 1790: vScnior Merchant; At hoiiie, 1795: 
 Out of the service. 
 
 BALFOUR, Walter. — 1777: AVriter. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant and Paymaster at Chingleput and Permacoil. 
 1792 : Collector in the Southern Division of the Jagliir. 1800 : 
 Civil Paymaster-General. 1801 : Collector of Government Cus- 
 toms. 1809: At home. 181 1 : Out of the service. 
 
 BALFOUR, William. — 1778: Writer. 1790: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1791 : Secretary to Board of Eevenue, and Agent for 
 Clotliing Troops. 1792 : Member of the Board of Eevenue. 1795 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 BALMAIN, George. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Departments. 
 1793: Assistant under the Collector of the Peishcush in the 
 Southern Polygars. 1796: Collector in the Mannargoody Dis- 
 tricts of the Tanjore Country. 1799 : Collector at Peddapore, in 
 the ist Division of Masulipatam. 1803: At home. 1805: Re- 
 turned to India. Died, 16th January 1807, at Fort St. George. 
 
 BANNERMAN, David.— 181 5 : Writer. 1818 : Assistant to 
 the Secretary to Government. 1819 : Pegister of the Zillah of 
 Masulipatam. 182 1 : Leave to the Caxte of Good Hoj^e. 1822 : 
 Register to the Zillah of Madura. 1824: Sub-Collector and 
 Assistant Magistrate of Madura. 1826: At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1829: Returned to Lidia, 'per ^^ Brunswiclx.'^ 1830: 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole. Died, ist Septemher 
 1832, at Guntoor. 
 
 BANNERMAN, Edward.— 18 16 : Writer. 18 19: Second As- 
 sistant after\yards Head Assistant to Collector and ^Magistrate of 
 Masulipatam. 182 1 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of 
 Tinnevelly. 1825 : Acting Deputy Persian Translator to Govern- 
 ment. 1826 : Assistant to the Chief Secretary to Government. 
 1828: Senior Deputy Register of the Sudder Court, 1830: 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Madura. 1833 : Judge and Crimi- 
 nal Judge of Salem. 1835: Out of employ. 1836: Acting Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah ; Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Salem. 1837 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Salem. 
 1840: Out of employ. {Retired on the Annuity Fund, 1843.) 
 1844 : Died on his passage to England. 
 
 BANNERMAN, Robert Alexander.— 182 i : Writer. 1824: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 1826: Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1828 : 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1830: 
 Senior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1832 : Secret- 
 ary to the Commissioners for the Government of Mysore ; 
 Acting Secretary to the Board of Revenue; Joint Magistrate 
 and Deputy Collector of Salem. 1834: At home on absentee 
 alloioance. 1837 : Returned to India, via Egypt. 1838 : Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Ganjam and Commissioner of Goomsoor. 
 1840: Agent to Governor, and Collector and Magistrate of Gan- 
 jam, and Commissioner of Goomsoor. 1849: Resigned the 
 service, 6th June. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1849.) Died, 2gth 
 June 1 85 1. 
 
 BARCLAY, Andrew. — 1796: "Writer. 1799: Assistant in the 
 Military Secret and Political Departments. 1800: Assistant to 
 the Import Warehouse-Keeper; Head Assistant under the Col- 
 lector of Dindigul. Died, igth March 1801, at Dindigid. 
 
 BARCLAY, Robert. — 1763: Writer. 1776: Senior Merchant 
 and Paymaster at Chicacole. No trace after this date. 
 
 BARKER, William.— 1755 : Writer. 1768: Senior Merchant 
 and third in Council at Vizagapatam. 1 7 7 1 : Out of the service. 
 
 BARLOW, Nathaniel. — 1763: Writer. 1776: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1790: Old of the service. 
 
 BARNARD, Thomas. — 1765 : Writer. 1776: Senior Merchant. 
 1790 : Out of the service. 
 
 BARNETT, Charles James. — 181 7: Writer. Appointed hut 
 never joined the service ; Resigned in England, 'jth January 1820. 
 
 BARRINGTON, Fitzwilliam.— i 7 7 i : Writer. 1776: Factor, 
 and Assistant at Ganjam. 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782: Out 
 of the service. 
 
 BASKERVILLE, Harry.— >S^ee Viveash, Harry. 
 
 BAYARD, Robert. — 1807: Writer. 1808: Deputy Commer- 
 cial Resident at MaddepoUam ; Assistant to the Register of the 
 Zillah of Ganjam. 181 1 : Register of the Zillah of Ganjam. 1819 : 
 Sub-Collector in charge of the Hill Zemindaries in Ganjam. 1824 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Vizagapatam. 1827 : Collector and 
 Magistrate of Ganjam. 1830 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 {Ajinuitant on the Fund^ ist May 1833.) 
 
 BAYLEY, Edward Thomas. — 1775: Writer. 1780: Factor. 
 1790 : Senior Merchant and Assistant at Tanjore. Died in 1790. 
 
 BAYLEY, William Henry. — 1831 : Writer. 1834: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of South Arcot. 1837 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 South Arcot. 1838 : Acting Head Assistant to the Principal Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Salem. 1839 : Deputy Secretary to 
 Government under the Chief Secretary's Department ; Commis- 
 sioner for Drawing Government Lotteries. 1843: Commissioner 
 in Kurnool. 1844: Proceeded mi furlough. 1848: Returned to 
 India. 1849: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of the North 
 Division of Arcot. 1850: Secretary to the Board of Eevenue ; 
 Tamil Translator to Government ; Member of the College Board. 
 185 1 : Secretary to the Board of Eevenue ; Tamil Trans- 
 lator to Government; Member of the Mint Committee. 1855: 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Tamil Translator to Govern- 
 ment ; Member of the College Board ; Third Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 1856 : Third Member of the Board of Revenue ; Mem- 
 ber of Mint Committee; Proceeded on furlough, 1857 : Returned 
 to India; Third Member of the Board of Revenue; Member of 
 Mint Committee, i860 : Proceeded on furlough. 186 1 : Resigned 
 the service, 10th June. [Annuitant on the Fund, 1861.) 
 
 BAYNES, Charles Robert. — 1828: Writer. 1831 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Rajahmundry. 1832 : Assistant in the Accoun- 
 tant-General's Office ; Commissioner for Drawing Government 
 Lotteries ; Second Assistant in the Accountant-General's Office ; 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1834: Head 
 Assistant in the Accountant-General's Office. 1835 : Actmg Sub- 
 Collector of Nellore. 1836 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate of Cuddapah. 1837 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1838 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1 842 : Proceeded on furlough. 1 844 : 
 Returned to India. 1845 : Subordinate Judge, CaHcut. 1846 : 
 Assistant Judge, Calicut. 1847 • Civil and Session Judge, Madura. 
 1856 : Proceeded on furlough. 1857 : Returned to India; Civil and 
 Session Judge, Madura. 1858: Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 De-wannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 1859 : Resigned the 
 service in January. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 BEAUCHAMP, George Thomas. — 1830: Writer. 1833: As- 
 sistant under Principal Collector, ]S"ell ore ; Assistant to Prmcipal 
 Collector, North Arcot. 1834 : Second Assistant to the Accountant- 
 General, and Commissioner for Government Lotteries. 1836 : 
 Register of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1838 : 
 Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Rajahmundry ; 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Accountant General ; and Commis- 
 sioner for Government Lotteries. 1 840 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 
10 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Guntoor. 1843 : Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Tricliinopoly ; Extra Assistant to 
 Collector, and Magistrate at Tricliinopoly ; Acting Sub-Judge, and 
 afterwards Civil and Sessions Judge, Combaconum. 1844: Sub- 
 Judge at Combaconum. 1845 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge 
 at Combaconum. 1849: Ecgister to the Court of Sudder and 
 Foujdaree Adawlut. 185 1 : Member of the College Board. 1852 : 
 Acting, afterwards Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1855 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Combaconum. 1859 : Officiating Assis- 
 tant Judge of the Sudder and Foujdaree Adawlut. 1861 : Offi- 
 ciating Puisne Judge of same Court. 1862 : Resigned the service, 
 1st May. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1862.) 
 
 BELL, William. — 1807: Writer. 1808: Assistant to the 
 Chief Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Foreign Departments. 
 1810 : Assistant to the Collector of Salem; Assistant to the Col- 
 lector of Coimbatore. 1 8 11 : Persian Translator to the Carnatic 
 Commissioners. 1812: At home. 18 14: Returned to India; 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Tricliinopoly. 18 16: Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Chingleput ; Assistant to the Magis- 
 trate of Chingleput. Died ^oth July 181 7, at St. Thomases Mowit. 
 
 BELL, James Hamilton. — 1829 : Writer. 1832 : At home on 
 absentee alloivance. 1834 : Returned to India, per "DuJ^e of Buc- 
 cleuch.^^ 1835 : Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Eajah- 
 mundry. 1836: Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Guntoor ; Head Assistant to the Collector and ]\Iagis- 
 trate of Eajahmundry. 1 837 : Charge of the Zillah of Eajahmundry. 
 
 1838 : Acting Deputy Collector of Sea Customs at Madras ; Com- 
 missioner for Drawing Government Lotteries. 1 840 : Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1842 : Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Chingleput. 1844 : Subordinate Judge, 
 Chittoor. 1850: Civil and Sessions Judge, Gmitoor. Died at 
 Guntoor, in India, 2^th August 185 1. 
 
 BENFIELD, Paul.— 1765 : Writer. 1776 : Senior Merchant. 
 Recalled, 1776. Suspe?ided, 1790. 1792: Out of the service. 
 
 BIGSBY, Thomas. — 1797: AVriter. 1798: Assistant in the 
 Military, Secret, and Political Departments. Died at sea in 1798. 
 
 BINNING-, EoBERT Blair Monro. — 1833 : Writer. 1835 : Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipata m. 1837 : Acting- 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Eajahmundry. 
 
 1839 : -^^ home on absentee allowance. 1842 : Returned to India. 
 1843 : Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant, to Collector and 
 
MA DRA S CI VIL SEE VA NTS. 1 1 
 
 jMagistrate, ISTortliern Division of Arcot. 1850 : SulD-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Northern Division of Arcot. 1856 : Proceeded 
 on furlough. 1861 : Resigned the service in England. {Annuitant 
 on the Finid, i860.) Died in England. 
 
 BINNY, Edward Dyer. — 1852: Writer. 1855: Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1858 : Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Canara. i860: Proceeded on furlough; 
 Died^ i^th January, at Cheltenham. 
 
 BIRCH, Richard. — 1779: AVriter. 1782: Out of the service. 
 
 BIRCH, Sylvester Douglas. — 1830: Writer. 1833: Doing 
 duty imder the Collector of Chingleput. 1834 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1835 : Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1838: Acting Cashier at 
 Government Bank, and Assistant to Sub-Treasurer. 1839 : Cashier 
 at Government Bank, and Assistant to Suh-Treasurer. 1S41 : Com- 
 missioner for Government Lotteries, and Acting Sub-Treasurer and 
 Superintendent and Treasurer of Government Bank. 1843 : Secre- 
 tary and Treasurer of the Bank of Madras. 1845 : Acting Sub- 
 Treasurer, Director of the Bank of Madras, and Acting Member 
 and Secretary to the Mint Committee. 1847 : Head and Special 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1848 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Xortli Arcot. 1849 • Sub-Treasurer and Member 
 of the Mint Committee ; and Director of the Incorporated Bank of 
 Madras. 1859 : Accoimtant-General at Bombay; President of the 
 Mint Committee ; and Government Director of the Bank of Bom- 
 bay. 1865 : Resigned, the service, 2W1 Fehruarij. {Annuitant 
 on the Fund, 1865.) Died 4th February 1881, iii England. 
 
 BIRD, John. — 1801 : Writer. 1805 : Assistant under the Prin- 
 cipal Collector of Tanjore. 1806 : Assistant under the Principal 
 Collector of the Ceded Districts ; Register of the Zillah of the 
 Western Division of Ceded Districts. 1814: Secretary to the 
 Board of Trade and Reporter of External Commerce; Assistant 
 Judge of Zillah of Coimbatore. 1815 : Judge and Magistrate of 
 the Zillah of Canara. 1816 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Zillah 
 of Salem. 1824 : Third Judge of Provincial Court in the Southern 
 Division. 1828 : vSecond Judge of Provincial Court in the Southern 
 Division. 1830 : Eirst Judge of Provincial Court in the Southern 
 Division. 1831 : Acting Third Puisne Judge of the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1832 : Second Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1838 : First Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Provincial Member of Council. 1842 : 
 
12 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Member of Council, and Chief Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and 
 Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 1845 • Resigned the service^ 2,0th June, 
 in India. {AnnuHant on the Fund, 1845.) Died, in 1850, at 
 Cheltenham. 
 
 BIRD, Charles. — 1806 : Writer. 1809 : Kegister to the Zillah 
 of Bareilly. 181 2: Eegister to the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1815 : 
 Register to the Zillah of Yizagapatam. 1818 : Head Assistant to 
 the Collector, and Assistant Magistrate, of Ganjam. Died, 2yi 
 August 1 819, 7iear Ganjam. 
 
 BIRD, George. — 1821 ; Writer. 1824 : Employed at Dharwar 
 under the Bombay Government. 1829: At home on absentee 
 alloioance. 1832: Returned to India; Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Bellary. 1833 : Acting Assistant Judge of Chingle- 
 put. 1834: Assistant Judge of Guntoor; Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Combaconum. 1835 : Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Canara. 1838: Acting Judge of the Provincial Court, Western 
 Division. 1839 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Canara. 1842 : 
 Third Judge, afterwards Second Judge, of the Provincial Court 
 of Appeal and Circuit, West Division. 1844 : Civil and Session 
 Judge, Coimbatore. 1847: Proceeded on furlough. 1849: Re- 
 turned to India. 1850: Civil and Session Judge, Coimbatore; 
 Proceeded on furlough. 1851 : Resigned the service, 2^th Feb- 
 ruary, in India. Died, 20th Jidy 1880, in England. 
 
 BIRD, Charles James. — 1830: Writer. 1832 : Assistant to 
 the Commissioners for the Government of Mysore. 1833 : Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector of JN'orth Arcot. 1835 : Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1836 : Acting 
 Joint Criminal Judge at Madura. 1838 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 ^[agistrate of Tinnevelly. 1839 : Sub-Collector and Magistrate of 
 Tiimevelly. 1842 : Proceeded on Furlough. 1844: Returned to 
 India. 1845': Sub-Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1850 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Southern Division of Arcot. 1851 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1856 : Proceeded on Fur- 
 lough. 1859 : Resigned the service, Sth February. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund, i860.) Died, 21st April 1879, ^'^^ England. 
 
 BIRD, John. — 1830 : Writer. 1832 : Second Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1835 : Head Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput, 1838: Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Kellore; Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Coimbatore ; vSub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1839 : Sub-Collector and Magistrate of 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 13 
 
 Coimbatore. 1845: Proceeded on furlougli. 1848; Returned to 
 India; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 185 1 : Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. i860 : Resigned the service 
 2,otli April, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, i860.) Died, 
 16th April 1877, i?i England. 
 
 BISHOP, John Fitz-Simmons. — 1827: Writer. 1829: Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Trichinopoly. 1830: Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of Trichinopoly. 1831 : Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector of Tinnevelly. 1832 : Acting Head Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1835 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1838 : At home on absentee allow- 
 ance. 1841 : Returned to India. 1842: Out of employ. 1843: 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1845 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, Kellore. 1847 : Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1854: Proceeded on furlough. 1856: Resigned the service, i^th 
 November, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1858.) 
 
 BLACKBURN, John.— 1815 : Writer. 18 18: Second Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1823 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, and Head Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector, Tanjore. 1826: At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1830: Returned t-o India. 1831 : Acting Resident 
 at Tanjore. 1832 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, afterwards 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly ; Collector and Magistrate 
 of Guntoor. 1834 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 
 1847: Resigned the service. {An?iuita7it on the Fund, 184"].) Died, 
 I'jth June 1850, Sloane Street, Chelsea. 
 
 BLACKETT, Robert Stewart. — 1848 : Writer. 1852 : Name 
 removed in England. 
 
 BLAIR, William Thomas. — 1808: Writer. 181 1: Assistant 
 to the Accountant-General. 18 14: Deputy Accountant-General 
 in the Military Department. 1817 : At home. 18 18: Returned 
 to India; Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1819 : Sheriff of 
 Madras. 1822: Deputy Accountant-General in the Military 
 Department of Accounts. 1826: At home on absentee allowance. 
 {Retired on the Civil Service Annuity Fund from 1st January 1828.) 
 
 BLAIR, Henry Martin. — 18 18: Writer. 1823: Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1825 : Register of the 
 Zillahof Canara. 1826 : Head Assistant to the Princi23al Collector and 
 Magistrate of Malabar. 1829: At home on absentee allowance. 1 83 1 : 
 Returned to India, ''''La Belle Alliance.^'' 1832 : Acting Secretary 
 to the College of Public Instruction ; Collector and Magistrate of 
 
14 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Trichinopoly. 1838 : Acting Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Canara. 1839 : Principal Collector and ISIagistrate of Canara. 
 1846: Proceeded 071 furlough. 1847: Besigned the service. {A?i- 
 7iuitant on the Fund, 1847.) Died, 16th October 1880. 
 
 BLAKE, Arthur Garland. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant 
 in the Public Department at Colombo. 1800: Assistant to the 
 Collector at Gun^opr ; Assistant under the Collector at Chicacole. 
 1802 : Kegister to the Judge of the Zillah of Guntoor. 1803 : 
 Register to the Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 
 1806: At home. 1808: Beticrned to India. 1809: Assistant 
 Judge at Masulipatam. 181 2 : Collector of Piajahmundry. Died, 
 2,0th November 18 12, at Rajahmundry. 
 
 BLAKE, Edward Parker. — 1797: Writer. 1799: Assistant 
 under the Commercial Resident at Cuddalore. 1800: Assistant 
 under the Commercial Resident at Maddepollam. 1802 : Deputy 
 Commercial Resident in the Ceded District. 1 804 : Old of employ. 
 1805 : Register of the Zillah of Guntoor. 1808 : Out of emjfloy. 
 1809: Assistant Judge at Combaconum. 181 1 : Collector of Sea 
 Customs at Malabar and Canara. 1816 : At home. 182 1 : Out of 
 the service. 
 
 BLANE, Thomas Law.— 1826 : Writer. 1828: Assistant to 
 the Collector of Chingieput. 1830 : Acting Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of Tanjore ; Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of 
 Tanjore. 1832 : Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Tanjore. 1835 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Bellary. 
 1837 : Charge of Office of Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Cuddapah. 1838: Acting Collector and Magistrate of Masuli- 
 patam; Acting Collector and Magistrate, afterwards Collector 
 and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1842 : Collector and Magistrate of 
 Southern Division, Arcot. 1843 • P'i^oceeded on furlough. 1845 : 
 Returned to India. 1846 : Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Canara. 1851 : Third Member of Board of Revenue. 1854 : Re- 
 signed the service, 1st May. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1854.) 
 
 BLANSHARD, John.— 1830: Writer. 1833: Placed under 
 the Principal Collector of Xorth Arcot. Died, 6th Se^gtember 1833, 
 at Chiitoor. 
 
 BOILEAU, John Peter. — 1765: Writer. 1776: Senior Mer- 
 chant and Paymaster at Ishapore. 1790 : Out of the, service, 
 
 BOILEAU, Thomas Ebenezer John. — 1815 : AVriter. 18 18: 
 Assistant Register of Provincial Court, Southern Division, and 
 Acting Register. 18 19: Acting Register of the Zillah of Trichi- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 1$ 
 
 nopoly. 1820: Acting Register of the Zillah of Salem. 1821 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1824: Acting Judge of 
 Chingleput. 1827 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge 
 of the Zillah of Canara. 1832 : Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Bellary. 1833 : Acting Third Judge of Centre Circuit Provincial 
 Court. 1835 : Acting Third Judge of Northern Circuit Provincial 
 Court. 1836 : Third Judge of jS'orthern Circuit Provincial Court, 
 and Acting Second Judge. 1838 : Third Judge of Western Circuit 
 Provincial Court. 1841 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court of 
 Appeal and Circuit, Northern Division. 1842 : First Judge of the 
 Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, Northern Division. 
 1844 : Civil and Session Judge, Masulipatam. 1846 : Third Judge 
 of the Court of Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Poujdarry Adawlut. 
 1847 • Civil and Session Judge, Chingleput. 1848 : Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1850: Returned to India. 1851 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Guntoor; Resigned the service^ i^th April, in India. 
 
 BOLDERO, Charles. — 1777 : Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Out of the service. 
 
 BOURCHIER, Charles. — 1741 : Writer. 1768: Became 
 Governor of the Madras Presidency. Out of the service prior to 1 7 7 1. 
 
 BOURCHIER, James. — 1751 : Writer. 1768: Member of the 
 Council of the Governor. 1 7 7 1 : Old of the service. 
 '^r. BOURDILLON, James Dewar. — 1829 : Writer. 1831 : Second 
 Assistant to the Collector of Trichinopoly. 1833 : Head Assistant 
 to the Collector of Trichinopoly. 1835 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 of Salem. 1836 ; Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate 
 of Trichinopoly. 1837 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate of K'ellore. 1838 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 N'orthern Division of Arcot. 1843 : Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue. iZ/i^^\ Proceeded on furlough. 1848: Returned to India ; 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, I^dlore. 1849 : Collector and 
 Magistrate of the Northern Division of Arcot. 1855 : Third 
 Member of the Board of Revenue; Secretary to Government 
 Revenue and Judicial Departments. 1857: Proceeded on furlough. 
 1859 : Returned to India; Secretary to Government Revenue 
 Department, i860 : Secretary to Government Revenue and Public 
 Works Departments. 1861 : Resigned the service in England. 
 (^Annuitant on the Fund, i860.) 
 
 BOUTFLOWER, Samuel.— 1796 : Writer. 1798: Assistant 
 under the Collector in the First Division of Vizagapatam District. 
 1802: At home. 1804: Returned to India; Register to the 
 
l6 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Zillah Judge of Ganjam. 1806 : Kegister to the Zillah Judge of 
 Vizagapatam. 1 8 1 o : Assistant Judge at Canara. 1 8 1 2 : Out of 
 employ. 1823 : Otit of the service. 
 
 BRANFILL, Benjamin. — 1781 : Writer. 1783 : Assistant to 
 the Secretary to the Select Committee ; Assistant to the Secretary 
 to the Committee of Circuit. 1789: Old of employ. 1790: 
 Sheriff; Land Customer Deputy Commissary-General and Register 
 of the Choultry Court. 1791 : Assistant to the Collector of 
 Nellore. 1793: Second Member of the Committee of Investiga- 
 tion at Nuzeed. 1794 : Superintendent of the Nuzeed Zemindary ; 
 Collector in the Third Division of Masulipatani District. 1802 : 
 Out of employ. 1804 : At home. 1807 : Out of the service. 
 
 BREEES, Richard. — 1848: Writer. Died, at Trichinopoly^ 
 i^th February 1852. 
 
 BRETT, Harry Augustus. — 1831 : Writer. 1832: Assistant 
 in Chief Secretary's Office. 1833 : Assistant to Principal Collector, 
 Madura. 1834: Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 North Arcot. 1836: Acting Register of the Zillah Court of 
 Salem ; and Acting Register of the Provincial Court, Centre Divi- 
 sion. 1837 : Register of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 1839: Register of the Zillah Court of Bellary ; Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput, and to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1 840 : Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and ISIagistrate, Salem. 1842 : Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1843 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1 844 : In charge of the Salem Sub- 
 Court. 1846 : Proceeded on furlough. 1849 : Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Madura; Acting, afterwards Sub- Judge, 
 Chittoor. 1852 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Xorth Arcot. 
 1853: Acting Collector and Magistrate, and afterwards Collector 
 and Magistrate, Salem. 1858 : On medical leave to Eurojyefor 21 
 months, i860 : Collector of Salem. 1862 : Member of the Board 
 of Revenue, and President of the Income Tax Commission. 1865 : 
 President of the Income Tax Commission. 1867: Resigned the 
 service, 2'jth May. (Annuitant on the Fund, 1867.) Died, 20th 
 December 1867. 
 
 BRICKENDEN, Richard. — 1752: Writer. 1768: Senior 
 Merchant. 1771 : Member of the Council of the Governor. 
 1774 : Out of the service. 
 
 BRODIE, James. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public and Revenue Departments. 1793 : Acting 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 17 
 
 Secretary to the Military Board. 1796: Garrison Store-keeper 
 and Import "Warehouse-keeper. No trace after 1801. 
 
 BRODIE, Alexander. — 1 773: Writer. 1780: Factor. 1782: 
 Junior Merchant. 1790: Out of the service. 
 
 BROOKE, Henry.— 1 75 1 : Writer. 1768 : Chief of Cuddalore. 
 177 1 : Member of the Council of the Governor. 1774: Chief of 
 Masulipatam. 1776: Eecalled, 1780: Suspended. 1782: Out 
 of the service. 
 
 BROOKE, Arthur. — 1793 : Writer. 1796 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Departments. 
 1797: Land Customer. 1799: Assistant to the Military Pay- 
 master-General. 1800: Assistant to the Collector of Government 
 Customs. 1802 : Head Assistant to the Commercial Resident at 
 Cuddalore. 1803 : At home. 1808 : Returned to India ; Deputy 
 Commercial Resident at Salem. 181 1 : Commercial Resident at 
 Cuddalore. 181 5 : Out of employ. 181 7 : Commercial Resident 
 at Nagore. 1826 : At home on absentee allowance, 1829 : Re- 
 turned to India. 1830: Deputy Warehouse-keeper. 1832: 
 Officiating Superintendent of Stationery. 1836 : Superintendent 
 of Government Lotteries; Acting Cashier to the Government 
 Bank, and Assistant to the Sub-Treasurer. 1837 : Superintendent 
 of the Government Lotteries. 1845 • ^"^ ^/ ^^i^P^oy. Died^ 
 nth January 1850, in Madras. 
 
 BROWN, William. — 1783: Writer; Assistant to the Secretary 
 to the Select Committee. 1786 : Assistant at Masulipatam. 1787 : 
 Under the Secretary in the Secret Department. 1790 : Paymaster 
 to the Detachment serving with the JSiizam. 1793 : Out of employ. 
 1794: Assistant in the Vizianagram Zemindary. 1796: Collector 
 in the Southern Division of the Vizianagram Zemindary. 1797 : 
 Collector in the Cashimcottah Havelly,, the resumed Pergunnahs of 
 Vizianagram and Vizagapatam Farms. 1798: Collector in the 
 First Division of the Vizagapatam District. 1800: Collector in 
 the First Division of the Ganjam. 1802 : Third Judge of the 
 Court of Circuit and Appeal, IS^orthern Division. 1806 : Second 
 Judge of the Court of Circuit and Appeal, Northern Division. 
 1810: At home. 1816 : Returned to India; Sheriff of Madras- 
 patam. 1817 : Commissioner at Rajahmundry. 181 9: Acting 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, ISTorthern Division. 1820: 
 Commercial Resident and Collector of Sea Customs, Vizagapatam 
 and Ganjam. 1821 : Out of employ. 1822: Second Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Centre. Division. 1824: Senior Judge of the 
 
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/ 
 
 1 8 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Provincial Court, Centre Division. 1828 : Additional Government 
 Commissioner for Carnatic Claims. 1831 : Telugoo Translator to 
 Government. 1832: Out of employ. 1835: Persian Translator 
 to Government. Died, 2'jth June 1837, at St Thome. 
 
 BROWN, Henry. — 1789 : Writer. 1790 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public and Revenue Departments. 1792 : Acting 
 Deputy Export Warehouse-keeper. 1793: Deputy Warehouse- 
 keeper. 1794: Export Warehouse-keeper. 1796: Commercial 
 Kesident at the Presidency. 1801 : Commercial Resident at Ram- 
 nad. Died, 2gth December 1808, at Madura. 
 
 BROWN, Charles Philip. — 1816: Writer. 1820: Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1822 : Register of 
 the Zillah of MasuHpatam. 1824 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 1826 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Cuddapah. 1829: Register to the Provincial Court, Southern 
 Division. 1830: Assistant Judge and Joint-Criminal Judge of 
 Rajalimundry. 1835 • -^^ home on absentee allowance. 1837 : 
 Returned to India, per ^^ Mary Ann." 1838: Persian Translator 
 to Government; Acting Secretary to the College Board, and to 
 the Native Education Committee; and Member of the College 
 Board. 1839: Acting Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut; Persian Translator to Government; Member of the 
 College Board. 1847 : Persian, Tamul, and Telugoo Translator 
 to Government ; Postmaster-General. 1854: Besigned the service, 
 ist May, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1854.) 
 
 BROWN, Christian James. — 1824: Writer. 1825: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1828 : 
 Head Assistant to the Accountant-General. Died, loth April 
 183 1, on his passage to England. 
 
 BRUCE, Peter. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. 1801 : Assistant under the Principal Col- 
 lector in the Ceded District. 1 803 : Subordinate Collector in the 
 Ceded Districts. 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of Bellary. 1820 : 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division ; Second 
 Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. Died^ 2d Septem- 
 ber 1 82 1, at Gooty. 
 
 BRUCE, Frederick Hervey.— 1808 : Writer; Assistant to 
 Secretary in Judicial and Revenue Department. 1809 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Vizagapatam. 1 8 n : Assistant to the Register 
 of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1813 : Deputy Com- 
 mercial Resident at Maddepollam and MasuHpatam. 1815 : 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 19 
 
 Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah. Bied^ 10th Sejptemher 181 7, 
 at Cuddapah. 
 
 BRUCE, Alexander Fairlie. — 181 7 : Writer. 1820 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1824: Register of 
 the Zillah of Salem. 1825 : Head Assistant to the Principal Col- 
 lector of the Northern Division of Arcot; At home. 1829: Be- 
 turned to India; Acting Sub-Collector of Xellore. 1830: Sub- 
 Collector and Joint-Magistrate of Nellore. 1834 : Acting Secretary 
 to the Board of Revenue. 1835: Mint Master. 1836: Acting 
 Collector, afterwards Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1837 : 
 Acting Police Magistrate at the Presidency ; Acting Civil Auditor ; 
 Acting Superintendent of Stamps; Member of Mint Committee. 
 1838: Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor (resumed); Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput ; Collector and Magistrate 
 of Cuddapah; Postmaster-General. 1847: Civil Auditor, and 
 Superintendent of Stamps. 1852: Resigned the service^ 1st 
 July, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1852.) Died, 26th June 
 1875, in EnrjJa7id. 
 
 BRUERE, James Graham Sadleir. — 1826: Writer. 1828: 
 Register of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1832 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge at Salem ; Acting Deputy Collector of 
 Madras. 1833 : Secretary to the Marine Board. 1834 : Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Rajahmundry. 1 836 : Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1837 : At home. 
 1840 : Returned to India. 1841 : Out of employ. 1842 : Deputy 
 Collector of Sea Customs, Madras; Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Salem. 1844: Civil and Session Judge, Salem. 1852 : 
 Civil and Session Judge, Cuddalore. 1854: Resigned the service, 
 ist May. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1854.) Died, 27^/1 September 
 1865, in England. 
 
 BUCHAN, George.— 1792: Writer. 1794: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Department, 
 and French Translator. 1795 : Assistant Manager for Supplying 
 Beetle Tobacco and Ganja. 1796 : Paymaster to the Expedition 
 against Malacca. 1799 : Sub-Secretary in the Military, Political, 
 and Secret Department. 1801 : Secretary in the PubHc and Com- 
 mercial Department ; Secretary in the Mihtary Department. 1803 : 
 Chief Secretary to Government. 1809: Private Secretary to 
 the Governor. iZio', At home. 1S14: Out 0/ the service. 
 
 BURLTON, John Philip.— 1777 : Writer. 1780: At home. 
 1790: Senior Merchant and Muster-Master of the Calcroon. 1795: 
 
20 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Resident at Negapatam. 1800 : Paymaster at Kistnagheny. 1801 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 BURY, John Fuller. — 1834 : Writer. 1836 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar; Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Xorth Arcot. 1840 : Assis- 
 tant to Agent to Governor ; Collector and Magistrate, Vizagapatam. 
 184^ I Proceeded on furlough. 1848: Returned to India. Died, 
 nth May 1848, in India {JFaltair). 
 
 BUSHBY, Henry Turner.— 181 i : Writer. 1817 : Assistant 
 to the Kegister of the Sudder and Poujdarry Adawlut. 1818: 
 Eegister of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1823: Kegister to the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Centre Division. 1827 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 1829 : Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of Eellary. 1832 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, ^N^orthern 
 Division; Third Judge of the Provincial Court, JSTellore. 1834: 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Eajahmundry ; Out of employ. 
 1836 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Bellary ; Acting Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Salem. 1837 : Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of Bellary; Acting Judge of Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 Died, lyth May 1838, at Cuddapah. 
 
 BUSHBY, Charles Maitland. — 1817: Writer. 1820: Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1823 : Register 
 of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1827 : Register to the Provincial 
 Court, Western Division. 1832 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Canara. Died, 2,0th January 1835, at Manga- 
 lore. 
 
 BYNG, John. — 1796: Writer. 1797: Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial Departments. 
 1798 : Deputy Postmaster-General ; Paymaster at Malacca. 1805 : 
 Acting Register and Assistant Magistrate to Act in the Zillah of 
 Masulipatam. 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Gun- 
 toor. 1807 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Ganjam. 
 1810 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Trichinopoly. Died, 
 2T,d Noveraher 181 1, at Trichinopoly. 
 
 BYRNE, Patrick. — 1789 : Writer. 1790 : Assistant under the 
 Military Secretary. 1791 : At home. No trace after 1791. 
 
 CADOGAN, Hon. George.— 177 i : AVriter. 1776: Factor. 
 1780 : Junior Merchant. No trace after 1780. 
 
 CALL, John. — 1751 : Writer. 1768: Member of the Council 
 of the Governor. 1771 : Out of the service. 
 
 CALL, James. — 1766: Writer. 1 771: Factor. 1774: Junior 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 21 
 
 Merchant. 1778 : Senior Merchant, and Provisional Member of 
 Board of Revenue. 1792 : Sea Customer. 1800 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 CALL, Jewel.— 1771 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 1780: Junior 
 Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: Out of the ser- 
 vice. 
 
 CALLAND, John.— 1 75 1 : AVriter. 1768 : Senior Merchant; 
 Suspended from service. 
 
 CAMERON, N. S.— 1813 : Writer. 181 6 : Head Assistant to 
 the Collector, afterwards Assistant Magistrate, Canara. 1823 : 
 Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Canara. 1825 : ^^ home. 
 1828: Returned to India; Collector and Magistrate of Trichi- 
 nopoly. 1831 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 
 1833 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. Died, 12th 
 December 1833, at the Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 CAMPBELL, Frederick.— 1 781 : Writer. 1782 : Assistant to 
 the Secretary in the Select Committee. 1783 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Civil Department. 1784: Secretary to General 
 Campbell. 1786: Deputy Import Warehouse-keeper; Assistant 
 to the Committee of Circuit. 1789 ; Muster-Master of the Centre 
 Division. 1790: Out of employ. Died, 26th March 1791, at 
 GhingJeput. 
 
 CAMPBELL, William.— 1806 : Writer. 1808 : Assistant in 
 the Secret, Political, and Foreign Departments. 1809 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of Canara. 181 6 : Suspended. Dismissed, i6th 
 December 1818, in England. 
 
 CAMPBELL, Alexander Duncan.— 1807 : Writer. 1809 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of Bellary ; Fixed Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Eevenue, and Assistant to the 
 Superintendent of Stamps. 181 1 : Secretary to the Board of 
 Superintendence for the College of Fort St. George. 1812 : 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 181 7: Secretary to 
 the Board of Revenue. 1820 : Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 
 1824: Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 1826 : Third Member of the Board of Revenue. 1827 : Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1828: Out of emi^log ; 
 Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1830 : Telugoo 
 Translator to Government. 1831 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 1833 : Returned to India per *' Alfred:' 1834 : Acting Judge of 
 
22 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawliit. 1835 : Superintendent of 
 Stamps and Civil Auditor ; Acting Judge of the Sudder Adawlut. 
 1837: Memher of the Mint Committee; Persian Translator to 
 Government; Acting Third Judge of the Sudder Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1838 : Third Puisne Judge of the Sudder Foujdarry 
 Adawlut, and Member of the College Board. 1840 : Second 
 Puisne Judge of the Court of Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut, and Member of the College Board. 1842 : First 
 Puisne Judge of the Court of Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut, and Member of the College Board ; Resigned the 
 service^ 6th May, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1842.) Died, 
 2$d April 1857, in England. 
 
 CAMPBELL, E. C— 1856 : Writer. 1859 : Proceeded on fur- 
 lough. 1861 : Resigned the service, 24th Jidy, in England. 
 
 CAPPER, James. — 1770: Writer. 1776 : Factor. Died, 31s/ 
 August 1776, at Calcutta. 
 
 CARPENTER, Charles. — 1789: Writer; Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Secret Department. 1790: Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Military Department. 1791 : Assistant under the 
 Collector of Coimbatore. 1792 : Out of emj^loy. 1793: Assistant 
 under the Kesident at Maddepollam. 1794: Commercial Resident 
 at Salem. Died, 4th June 1818, at Salem. 
 
 CASAMAJOR, James Henry. — 1762: Writer. 1776: Senior 
 Merchant; Paymaster at Vellore. No trace after 1782. Died, 
 2^d January 181 5, in England. 
 
 CASAMAIJOR, John. — 1792: Writer; Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Political, Secret, and Military Departments. 
 1794: Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 
 1796: Deputy Commercial Resident at Ramnad and Tinnevelly. 
 1800 : Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 1806 : Third Judge of 
 the Court of Circuit and Appeal, Southern Division. 1809 : Third 
 Member of the Board of Trade. 1813 : Acting General Super- 
 intendent of Investments. 1816 : Senior Member of the Board of 
 Trade. Died, 1st February 182 1, at Singapo7'e. 
 
 CASAMAIJOR, James Archibald. — 1802 : Writer. 1803 : 
 Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1804 : Secretary 
 and Accountant to the Sinking Fund. 1806 : Deputy Secretary 
 to the Board of Revenue. 1809: Register of Seringapatam ; 
 Judge, Magistrate, and Collector of Seringapatam. 181 1 : Military 
 Paymaster at the Presidency and of Extraordinaries. 1813 : 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 23 
 
 Judge, Magistrate, and Collector of Seringapatam. 1818: Assis- 
 tant to the Kesident at Mysore. 1827: Kesident at Mysore. 
 1832 : Occasional Member of Council, and Officiating President of 
 the Kevenue and Marine Board. 1834: Resident at Travancore 
 and Cochin. 1836 : At liome on absentee allowance. {Annuitant 
 071 the Fund from 1st May 1837.) 
 
 CAS AMAIJOR, George James.— 181 2 : Writer. 1816: Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary in the Military Department. 1819 : At 
 home. 1823: Returned to India ; Assistant to the Chief Secretary 
 to Government. 1826: Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1828: Judge and Criminal Judge of JSTellore. 1832: 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1834 : 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 1836: 
 Acting Principal Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1838 : 
 Acting First Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 1839 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Cir- 
 cuit, Centre Division. 1840 : First Judge of the Provincial Court 
 of Appeal and Circuit, Centre Division. 1842 : Third Judge, after- 
 wards Second Judge, of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1844: Resigned the service, yl December, in India. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, 1845.) ^^'^^^> 3^*'^ ^^V ^^49j ^^ Ootaca- 
 mund. 
 
 CATOR, Frederick Sawbridge Wright. — 1843 : Writer. 
 1846 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1847 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1852 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura ; Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. Died, nth February 1854, a^ 
 Cape Town. 
 
 CATHCART, Robert.— 1826 : Writer. 1827: Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 1829: Employed under the 
 Bombay Government. 1832 : Acting Additional Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate of Salem. 1833: Special Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Chingieput. 1834 : Acting Sub-Collector 
 of Ganjam. Died, 26th May 1834, at Ganjam. 
 
 CAZALET, Peter Reade.— 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant 
 under the Accountant-General. 1799: Assistant under the Col- 
 lector of the Fourth Division of Masulipatam. 1802 : Assistant 
 under the Collector of the Third Division of MasuHpatam. 1803 ; 
 Collector of the Zillah of MasuHpatam. 1806: Collector of the 
 Zillah of Carangoody. 1809; Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah 
 of Rajahmundry. 1813: At home. 1816: Returned to India. 
 
24 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 1817: Acting Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. 18 19: Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Ganjam. (Annuitant on the Fund in 182 7.) 
 Died, 2'] til January 1839, at Bath. 
 
 CHAMBERS, William.— 1765 : Writer. 1776: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1780: In Bengal, 1790: Interpreter to Supreme Court 
 of Judicature in Bengal. No trace after 1792. 
 
 CHAMIER (Deschamps), John. — 1772: Writer. 1778: 
 Factor. 1780 : Junior Merchant. i'jS2:Athome. 1790: Senior 
 Merchant ; Secretary to the Military, Political, and Secret Depart- 
 ments, and Judge- Advocate-General. 1792: Collector at Muglatore. 
 1795: Chief of Vizagapatam. 1 801 : Chief Secretary to Government. 
 1802: Chief Secretary to Government, and Provisional Member 
 of Council. 1803: Pull Member of Council. 1804: President 
 of the Board of Trade. 1806: At home. 1809: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 CHAMIER, Henry. — 181 2: Writer. 1816: Persian Trans- 
 lator to the Camatic Commissioners. 181 7 : Second Deputy Sec- 
 retary to the Board of Eevenue. 1818 : Temporary Assistant to 
 the Chief Secretary to Government. 1820 : Assistant to the Chief 
 Secretary to Government. 1 8 2 1 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magis- 
 trate of Chittoor. 1825 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of 
 South Arcot. 1827 : Secretary in the Public Department. 1828 : 
 Secretary in the Military Department. 1829 : Acting Secretary in 
 the Revenue and Judicial Department; Acting Secretary in the Mili- 
 tary Department. 1831 : Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial 
 Department; Chief Secretary to Government. 1832: Acting 
 Persian Translator to Government ; Occasional Member of Council 
 under the Provisions of the Act, 33 George III,, cap. 52 ; Trustee 
 for St. George's Church. 1837 : Chief Secretary to Government. 
 1842 : Chief Secretary to Government, and Provisional Member of 
 Council. 1843 • Member of Council, and President of the Revenue, 
 Marine, and College Boards. 1 848 : President of the Revenue, 
 Marine, and College Boards; Resigned the service^ 14th January. 
 Died, 4th Fehruarij 1867, in England. 
 
 CHAPLIN, William. — 1799: Writer. 1804: Register in the 
 Ceded Districts. 1806 : Subordinate Collector in the Ceded Dis- 
 tricts. 1807: Collector in the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1809: Col- 
 lector in the Zillah of Bellary. 18 18: Employed in the late 
 Peishwah's Dominions. 1823: Commissioner in the Deccan. 
 1827 : Out of the service. 
 CHAPMAN, Robert. — 1791: Writer; Assistant under the 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 25 
 
 Secretary to the Board of Ke venue. 1792: Assistant imder the 
 Resident at Ingerani. Died, ic^fh December 1792, at Ingeram. 
 
 CHARLTON, Jasper. — 1778 : Writer. 1 790 : Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Absent. No trace after 1792. 
 
 CHASE, Thomas. — 1781 : Writer. 1783: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee. 1784: Clerk to the Justices, 
 and French Translator. 1786: Assistant to the Secretary in the 
 Military Department, and Clerk to the Committee of Stores. 1788: 
 Examiner to the Mayor's Court. 1790 : Secretary to the Board of 
 Trade. 1796: Out of emijJoy. 1799: Atliome. 1^01 \ Returned 
 to Diclia. Died, ^th February 1808, at Vizagapatam. 
 
 CHASE, Thomas Curtis. — 1808: Writer. 1809: Second 
 Assistant to the Collector of Xellore. 181 2 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of JN^ellore. 181 7: At home. Died, igth May iSiS, at 
 Kensington. 
 
 CHATFIELD, James. — 1806: Writer; Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. i8o8 : At home. 1813: Out 
 of the service. 
 
 CHATFIELD, Rowley Wixslet. — 1832 : Writer. 1834: Doing 
 Duty under the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1835 : 
 Second Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 
 
 1836 : Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 
 
 1837 : Acting Register of the Zillali Cornet of Canara; Acting Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Canara ; afterwards 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Malabar. 1839 : Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Cochin ; Resumed charge of 
 the Office of Register of the Zillah Court of Cochin. 1842 : Acting 
 Senior Deputy Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1843 : Commissioner for Government Lotteries ; Extra 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1844: Acting 
 Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1845 : 
 Acting Additional Sub-Collector and Jomt Magistrate of Malabar ; 
 Special Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1846 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1850 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, TeUicherry. 185 1 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Calicut. 1852 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Manga- 
 lore. 1853: Proceeded to England on furlough. 1856: Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Guntoor. 1857 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Mangalore. 1863: Resigned the service, 1st May. {An- 
 nuitant.) 
 
 CHE APE, Anstruther. — 181 9 : Writer. 1824: Assistant to 
 
26 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Bellary ; Register of the Zillah of 
 Bellary. 1829: Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah; Assistant 
 Judge of Ciimbum. 1830: Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Malabar. Died, i6th Jmie 1831, at TeUichemj. 
 
 CHERRY, Peter. — 1789 : Writer. 1790 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public and Revenue Department. 1791 : Assis- 
 tant under the Collector of the Ganjam Havelly. 1796 : Assistant 
 under the Collector in the ISTorthern Division of the Yizianagram 
 Zemindary. 1798: Paymaster to Detachment under Lieutenant- 
 Colonel Roberts. 1799: Paymaster to the Army. 1800: Collector 
 of the Third Division of the Yizagapatam District. 1804 : Judge of 
 the Zillah of Ganjam. 1806 : Judge of the Zillah of Combaconum. 
 1807: At home. 181 1: Returned to India. 1813 : Paymaster 
 at the Presidency and of Extraordinaries. 181 5 : Third Judge, 
 afterwards Second Judge of the Provincial Court, K"orthern Division. 
 182 1 : Senior Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 Died, 26th November 1823, «^ the Caj^e of Good Ho])e. 
 
 CHERRY, George Frederick. — 1804 : Writer. 1807 : Assis- 
 tant under the Chief Secretary to Government in the Secret, 
 Political, and Foreign Department ; Assistant to the Register of the 
 Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1809 : Register of the Zillah of Madura. 
 182 1 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Masulipatam. 1824 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Combaconum. Died, loth Fehruary 1827, 
 at Combaconum. 
 
 CHERRY, Alexander Inglis. — 1824: AVriter. 1825: Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1827 : 
 Head Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1828 : 
 Deputy Tamil Translator to Government ; Assistant to the Collec- 
 tor of Sea Customs at Madras. 1829 : At home. 1834 : Retmiied 
 to India ; Deputy Secretary in the Chief Secretary's Department. 
 1836 : Acting Secretary to Government. 1837 : Cashier to the 
 Government Bank, and Assistant to the Sub-Treasurer ; Commis- 
 sioner for Drawing Government Lotteries. 1838: Acting Sub- 
 Treasurer and Superintendent Treasurer of Government Bank. 
 1839 : Sub-Treasurer and Superintendent Treasurer of Government 
 Bank. 1840 : Superintendent and Treasurer to the Government 
 Bank, and Sub-Treasurer to Government. 1844: Sub-Treasurer 
 to Government, and Member of the Mint Committee. Died, 26th 
 October 1850, at the Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 CHERRY, John William.— 1839 : Writer. 1840: Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1841 : Assis- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 27 
 
 tant to Chief Secretary to Government. 1842 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput, and Assistant 
 to Accountant-General. 1 843 : Second Assistant to Accountant- 
 General. 1844: Commissioner for Government Lotteries. 1847: 
 Head Assistant to Accountant-General. 1849 • Proceeded to 
 Europe on furlough. 1853: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Salem; Acting Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, 
 Madras; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1855: 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1856 : Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1857 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, and Sub-Judge, Salem. 1858 : 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1859 : ^^ fii'st 
 Acting, after-wards Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1859: On 
 medical certificate to Europe for 24 months. 1861 : Assumed 
 Charge of the Office of Civil Court of Salem. 1864 : Six months 
 special leave, extended to sick leave to Europe. 1865 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Gotacamund. Died, yl December 1866, in 
 India. 
 
 CHESTER, John E.— 1848 : Writer. 1850: Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. Died, 2W1 Ap)ril 1850, at 
 Calicut. 
 
 CHINNERY, John.— 1792 : Writer; Assistant imder the Sec- 
 retary in the Secret, Political, and Military Department. 1793 : 
 Assistant under the Resident at Cuddalore. 1796 : Deputy Com- 
 mercial Resident at Cuddalore. 1 799 : Old of employ. 1812 : Com- 
 mercial Resident in the Xorthern Division of Arcot. 1813 : Out 
 of employ. Died, i^fh November 181 7, at Madras. 
 
 CHURCHILL, Charles Henry. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assis- 
 tant under the Export Warehouse-keeper. 1791 : Assistant under 
 the Export Warehouse-keeper at Masulipatam. 1796: Assistant 
 to the Commercial Resident at Ligeram. 1797 : Assistant to the 
 Collector at Gimtoor. 1800: Out of employ. i8oi : Assistant 
 under the Collector of the Third Division of MasuHpatam. 1802 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of the Eirst Division of Masulipatam. 
 1803 : Collector of the Zillah of Rajahniundry. 1805 : Collector 
 of the Zillah of Yizagapatam. Died, 16th April 181 1, at Vizaga- 
 patam. 
 
 CLARKE, Richard. — 1804 : Writer. 1807 : Assistant under 
 the Collector of Customs at Madras. 1808 : Proceeded to England, 
 on private affairs. 1813 : Returned to India; Assistant to the 
 Secretary to Government, and to Revenue and Judicial Depart- 
 
28 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 ment. 1814 : Secretary to the Police Committee ; Register of 
 Chingleput. 1815 : Junior Deputy Register of the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut ; Tamil Translator to Government. 181 7 : 
 Acting Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1819 : 
 Secretary to the Board for Revising the Regulations. 1820: 
 Secretary to the Eoard of Revenue. 1824 : Third Member of 
 the Board of Revenue. 1826: At home on absentee aUoiva7ice. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund from 1st January 1828.) 
 
 CLARKE, Sydenham Charles.— 18 18 : Writer. 1820: Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1824 : At home. 
 1827 : Returned to India; Register of the Zillah of Nellore. Died, 
 26th August 1828, at Madras. 
 
 CLARKE, Thomas.— 1833 : Writer. 1835 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1838 : Acting Head Assistant 
 and afterwards Head Assistant to Register of the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut ; also Commissioner for Government Lotteries. 
 1839 : Acting Senior Deputy Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1840 : Acting Tamil Translator to Government, Com- 
 missioner for Lotteries, and Acting Deputy Register of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1842 : Senior Deputy Register of the 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1845 : Acting Tamil Translator 
 to Government. 1847 '• Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Madura. 1848 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Tanjore. 1849 : Sub -Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madura. 
 1851 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1853 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1855 : Acting Civil and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Madura, and Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 
 1856 : On medical certificate to Euroi^e for 21 months. 1858 : 
 Collector and Magistrate, Madura, i860 : Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 1863 : Member of the Board of Examiners, and of 
 the Central Committee for the Examination of Assistants. 1867 : 
 Additional Member of the Council of Fort St. George for Making 
 Laws and Regulations, and First Member of the Board of Revenue ; 
 also President of the Committee for the Examination of Assistants. 
 1868 : On Special Duty in the Famine Districts. 1869 : Resigned 
 the service, yl Septemlier. {Annuitant.) 
 
 CLARKE, Richard Gwatkin. — 1839 : Writer. 1840 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Register of the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1 84 1 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Ching- 
 leput, Acting Cashier to the Government Bank, and Assistant to 
 Sub-Treasurer. 1842 : Head Assistant to Register of the Court of 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 29 
 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Commissioner for Government 
 Lotteries. 1845 : Deputy Secretary to Government. 1848: Private 
 Secretary to the Governor of the Presidency. 185 1 : Acting Deputy 
 Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; Acting Sub-Judge, and after- 
 wards Sub- Judge, Bellary. 1857 : Acting Civil and Session Judge, 
 Tinnevelly. 1858: Subordinate Judge, Combaconum ; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge at Salem, and afterwards at Trichinopoly. 
 i860 : At first Acting Civil and Sessions Judge at Combaconum ; 
 afterwards Civil and Sessions Judge, N'egapatam. 1861 : On 
 medical certificate to Europe for 21 months. 1863 : Returned to 
 India. 1867 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Ootacamund. 
 187 1 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Tranquebar ; On furlough ; Re- 
 signed the service, I'jth May, in England. (Amiuitant.) 
 
 CLEMENTSON, Frederick Fenby.— 1817 : Writer. 1820: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 
 1825 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Coimbatore. 1827 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Coimbatore. 1828: Deputy Accountant - General, and Commer- 
 cial Accountant and Auditor. 1831 : Acting Mint Master. 1832: 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of :Malabar. 1842 : On furlough. 
 1846 : Resigned the service, 24th February. {Annuitant on the 
 Fund, 1846.) Died, gth March 1881, in England. 
 
 CLERK, John.— 1778 : Writer. 1790 : Senior Merchant, and 
 one of the Collectors of the Jaghire Revenue. 1793: At home. 
 1795 : Out of the service. 
 
 CLERK, Robert.— 1780 : Writer. 1790: Junior Merchant, 
 Deputy Secretary to Public and Revenue Department, Sea Gate, 
 and Register and Clerk of the Peace. 1793 : At home. 1800 : 
 Senior Merchant, and Jmiior Member of the Board of Trade. 
 1 80 1 : At home. 1806 : Out of the service. 
 
 CLERK, Robert (ist). — 1781 : Writer. 1782 : Assistant to 
 the Secretary in the Civil Department. 1783 : Under Searcher 
 of the Sea Gate. 1786 : Deputy Sea Customer, and Deputy Sec- 
 retary Commercial and Revenue Departments, Sea Gate Register, 
 and Clerk of the Peace. 1793 : Secretary in the Public, Revenue, 
 and Commercial Department, Clerk of Appeals, and Clerk to the 
 Committee of Treasury. 1796: At home. 1799: Returned to 
 India; Junior Member to the Board of Trade. 1800: Second 
 Member to the Board of Trade; At home. 1805 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
30 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 CLERK, Egbert (2d). — 1816 : Writer. 1819 : Assistant to 
 the Sub-Treasurer. 1820 : Assistant to the Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1822 : At home. 1824 : Returned to 
 India ; Second Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Tanjore. 1826 : Assistant to the Secretary in the Military 
 Department. 1829 : Acting Secretary in the Military Department, 
 and Secretary to the Civil Fund. 1831 : Secretary to Government 
 in the Military DejDartnient. 1832 : Acting Chief Secretary to 
 Government, and Acting Director of the Government Bank ; 
 Trustee for St. George's Church. 1835 : Secretary to Govern- 
 ment in the Civil Department. 1836 : Secretary to Government 
 in the Secret, Political, and Public Departments. 1837 : Secre- 
 tary to Government in the Civil Department. 1844 : Resigned 
 the service J 2 2d February, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 
 1843.) Died, yl April 1873, *'^^ England. 
 
 OLIVE, Richard. — 1808 : Writer. 1814 : Assistant to the 
 Chief Secretary to Government. 181 6 : Secretary to the Mint 
 Committee. 1820 : Secretary in the Military Department. 1824 : 
 Paymaster of Carnatic Stipends. 1828 : Chief Secretary to Govern- 
 ment. 1829 : Acting Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial De- 
 partment. 1831 : Chief Secretary to Government. Died, 6th 
 August 1 83 1, at Coiiubatore. 
 
 OLIVE, Robert Herbert. — 1816 : Writer. 1819 : Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Military Department. 1820 : Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Civil Department ; Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Madura. 1822 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1825 : Sub-Collector and 
 Assistant Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1827 : At home on absentee 
 aUoivance. 1829 : Returned to India per " David Scott ; " Acting 
 Secretary in the Public Department. 1831 : Collector of Sea 
 Customs at Madras. 1832 : At home. 1838 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 OLTJBLEY, Thomas.— 1796 : Writer. 1798 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1799: Assistant under the 
 Collector of Vizianagram. 1802 : Assistant to the Collector in the 
 First Division of Vizagapatam. 1803 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Vizagapatam. Died, i^th May 1805, at St Thome. 
 
 OLULOW, Joseph.— 18 16 : Writer. 18 18: Second Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmimdry. 1821 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Gimtoor. 1826: 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 31 
 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1828 : 
 At home on absentee alloioance. 1830 : Returned to India per 
 ^^ Neptune." 1831 : Acting Superintendent of Police. 1832 : 
 Acting Treasurer and Secretary to the Government Bank ; Acting 
 Sul3-Treasui-er. 1834 : At home. 1840 : Absent from India five 
 years. 
 
 COCHRANE, Hon. Basil. — 1769: Writer. 1776: Factor. 
 1778 : Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. 1792 : Agent 
 for the Management and Distribution of Liquors for the Use of the 
 Army. 1795 : Agent for the Management and Distribution of 
 Liquors for the Use of the Army, and Civil Paymaster. 1808 : At 
 home. 1810 : Out of the service. 
 
 COCHRANE, James. — 1794: Writer. 1796: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1797 : Assistant mider the Sea Customer. 1798 : Deputy 
 Persian Translator. 1799: Senior Assistant under the Resident 
 at Mysore, and Postmaster. 1800: Subordinate Collector in the 
 Ceded Districts. 1803 : Collector of Ramnad and Tinnevelly. 
 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of the jSTorthern Division of Canara. 
 1807: At home. 181 1 : Returned to India; Sub-Treasurer. 
 1812 : Superintendent of Government Lotteries. 1814 : Second 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 181 9 : Senior Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. 1824 : Acting Member of Council and Presi- 
 dent of the Board of Revenue. 1825 : Second Puisne Judge of 
 the Sudder and Poujdarry Adawlut. 1830 : At home on absentee 
 allowance. Died, Sth August 1830, at Cheltenham. 
 
 COCHRANE, John Henry. — 1829 : Writer. 1831 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 1832: Acting Head Assis- 
 tant, afterwards Head Assistant, to the Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of Xorth Arcot. 1837 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1839 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate 
 ofCuddapah. 1S41 : Proceeded on furlough. 1S44: Returned to 
 India. 1845: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Bellary. 
 1848: Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 185 1 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, Chingleput. Died, 2W1 August 1854, in Europe 
 {Homhurg). 
 
 COCHRANE, William Edward. — 1838: Writer. 1842: 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. 1843 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. 1847 : Proceeded 
 on furlough. 1850: Returned to India; Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Madum. 1852 : Out of employ. 1853 : 
 
32 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1854: Out of emj^loy. 
 1855 : Dej^uty Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 1859 : Pro- 
 ceeded on furlough, i860 : Returned to India ; Deputy Collector 
 of Sea Customs, Madras. 1861 : Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 
 Died, 'jth May 1861, at Madras. 
 
 COCKBURN, Thomas. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Mer- 
 chant ; Commissary- General of Grain and Provisions ; Account- 
 ant to Board of Revenue ; Register and Transfer Accountant 
 of Debts of the K"abob and Rajah of Tanjore; Bullock Con- 
 tractor. 1795 : Member of the Board of Revenue. 1800 : Second 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1801 : Senior Member of 
 the Board of Revenue. 1803 : At home. 1807 : Old of the 
 service. 
 
 COCKBURN, David. — 1796 : Writer. 1798 : Assistant under 
 the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1799 : Second Assistant 
 under the Collector of Salem. 1801 : Collector of Baramahl with 
 District of Salem Kishnagherry, and conquered Territory lately 
 under Major Graham's charge. 1803 : Collector of the Western 
 Polygar Pieshcush and of Arcot, north of the River Patar. 1804 : 
 Judge of the Zillah of the ^orth Division of Arcot. 1805 : Judge 
 of the Zillah of Dindigul. 1806 : Judge of the Zillah of the 
 Southern Division of Arcot. 18 14; At home. 181 7 : Oat of the 
 service. 
 
 COCKBURN, Montague Dundas.— 1807 : Writer. 1808: 
 Assistant under the Judge of Yerdochellam. 1809 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1816 : 
 Assistant Magistrate of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1820 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1829: Old of em^gloy. 1836: 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1842 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Madura. 1843 : Old of emjjloy. 1850 : Resigned the 
 service, 16th February. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1850.) Died, 
 2W1 September 1869, at Kotagherry (Neilgherries). 
 
 COLE, The Hon. Arthur Henry. — 1801 : Writer. 1806 : 
 Secretary to the Resident at Mysore. 1809 : Acting Resident at 
 Mysore. 181 2 : Resident at Mysore. 1818 : Superintendent of 
 the Government Lotteries. 1827 : At home on absentee aUoivance. 
 (Annuitant on the Fund from 1st May 1829.) 
 
 COLE, Arthur. — 1831 : Writer. 1834: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. Died, ist April 
 1835, at Madura. 
 
 COLEMAN, George. — 1790; Writer. 1791 : Assistant under 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 33 
 
 the Accoimtant-General. 1792 : Assistant under the Accountant- 
 General to the Board of Trade. 1794: Deputy- Accountant to 
 the Board of Trade. 1797 : Assistant in the Export Warehouse. 
 1798 : Deputy Accountant to the Board of Trade. 1800 ; Deputy 
 Commercial Resident at INIasulipatam. 1805 : Commercial Resi- 
 dent at Masulipatam. 1806 : Judge of the Zillah of Chingleput. 
 1816 : At home. 1818 : Out of tlie service. 
 
 COLLINS, John. — 1793: Writer. 1796: Assistant under 
 the Conmiercial Resident at Salem. 1800 : Deputy Com- 
 mercial Resident at Salem. 1808 : Commercial Resident at 
 Maddepollam. 1809 : Out of employ. Died, 8th Fehniary 181 1, 
 at St Thome. 
 
 COLT, Oliver.— 1779 : Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant and 
 Postmaster-General. 1794 : At home. No trace after 1795. 
 
 COMBE, Harvey. — 1804: Writer. 1807: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector of Coimbatore. 1809 : Head Assistant in the 
 Secret and Political Department. 1810 : At home. 1814 : Out 
 of the service. 
 
 CONOLLY, Henry Valentine.— 1824 : Writer. 1826 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1828 : 
 Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of Tanjore ; Deputy 
 Secretary in the Military Department. 1831 : Canarese Translator 
 to Government. 1834 : Cashier to the Government Bank. 1835 : 
 Assistant to the Sub-Treasurer. 1836 : Acting Additional Govern- 
 ment Commissioner for Carnatic Claims. 1837 : Cashier to the 
 Government Bank and Assistant to Sub-Treasurer, and Canarese 
 Translator. 1838 : Proceeded on furlough. 1840 : Retimied to 
 India. 1841 : Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. Assassinated^ 
 nth September 1855, at Calicut. 
 
 CONWAY, Thomas Barlow A.— 1831: AVriter. 1834: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of IS'ellore. 1835 : Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. 1837 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. 1840: Head 
 Assistant to Agent, Collector, and^Magistrate, Yizagapatam. 1841 : 
 Head Assistant to Agent, Principal. Collector, and Magistrate, 
 Yizagapatam, 1845 • Pri'^^ate Secretary to Governor. 1847 : 
 Proceeded cm furlough. 1850 : Returned to India. 185 1 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1852 : Agent to the 
 Governor, Kurnool. 1856 : Out of employ. 1859 : Resigned the 
 service, 1st August, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1861.) 
 
34 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 COOK, William. — 1797 : Writer. 1800 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Military, Secret, and PoHtical Department. 1802 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of Government Customs. 1803 : 
 Assistant to the Eeporter of External Commerce at Fort St. 
 George. 1808 : Acting Collector and Eeporter of External Com- 
 merce ; Collector of Sea Customs and Eeporter of External Com- 
 merce and in Charge of Government Grain. 1815 : Collector of 
 Chingleput. 1820: Collector and Magistrate of Chittoor. 182 1 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Chittoor. 1826 : At home. 
 1829 : Out of the service. 
 
 COOK, Henry David. — 1835 : Writer. 1836 : Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1839 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1840 : 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1843 : Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Malabar. 1847 : Acting Sub- Judge, Mangalore. 1848 : Pro- 
 ceeded to Europe on furlough. 185 1 : Acting Sub- Judge, Calicut; 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura ; subsequently 
 Sub-Judge, Calicut. 1855 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Salem ; later, at Madura. 1856 ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Calicut. 1857; Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1866: Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1868 : On furlough to Europe 
 for tico years. 1870: Resigned the service, iSth September. 
 (Annuitant.) Died, 16th June 1882, in England. 
 
 COOPER, Thomas. — 1767: Writer. 1776: Junior Merchant. 
 1778: Senior Merchant. 1790: At home. 1791 : Returned to 
 India. 1795 : Paymaster at Ganjani and Aska. 1800 : Out of 
 the service. 
 
 COPLESTON, Eeancis.— 1831 : Writer. 1833: Assistant to 
 Principal Collector, Nellore. 1834 : Assistant to Principal Collec- 
 tor and Magistrate, ISTellore. 1835 : Acting Eegister of the Zillah 
 of Cuddapah. 1836 : Acting Head Assistant to Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1837 : Head Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1838 : Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1839 : Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1840 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Coimbatore: Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Salem. 1841 : Acting Eegister of the Zillah Court of Madura ; 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Madura; Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Trichinopoly, 1843: Acting Assistant 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 35 
 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, afterwards Sub- Judge, Rajali- 
 mundiy. 1845 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1847 : Sub- 
 Judge, Mangalore. 1 85 1 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Honore. 
 1852: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Mangalore. 1854: Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Honore, subsequently Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Rajahmundry. 1856 : On medical leave to Europe for 20 
 months. 1857 : Returned to India. 1858 : Resumed Charge of 
 the Civil Court of Rajahmundry. 1862 : On sick leave for 12 
 months^ forfeiting appointment ; Resigned the service^ 1st December. 
 {Annuitant.) Died, 2W1 March 1869. 
 
 CORBETT, Theodore. — 1769: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. 1790: At home. 
 1793 : Returned to India. 1795 : Civil Storekeeper and one of 
 the Justices. Died in 1795. 
 
 CORBETT, A^iNCEXTio. — 1 771: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1782: 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Mayor of Madraspatnam. 1792: Col- 
 lector at Coimbatore. 1795 : Resident at Masuhpatam. 1806 : 
 Commercial Resident at Yizagapatam. Died, I'jth December 1808, 
 at Vizagapatam. 
 
 COTSFORD, Edward.— 1756 : Writer. 1776: Member of 
 Council of the Governor and Chief of Masuhpatam. 1780 : Came 
 home. 1790: Out of the service. 
 
 COTTON, John.— 1 80 1 : Writer. 1802 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of Tanj ore. 1805: Sub-Collector of Tanjore. 1808: Ow^ 
 of employ ; Senior Assistant to the Collector of Tanjore. 1813 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1820: Collector and 
 INIagistrate of Tanjore. 182 1 : Principal Magistrate of Tanjore, 
 1827 : At home on absentee allowance. {Amiuitant on the Fund, 
 1st May 1830.) 1833 : Elected a Director of the East India 
 Company, 2>oth Ap)ril. 1842 : Deputy Chairman of the Court 
 of Directors. 1843 : Chairman of the Court iof Directors. 1845 : 
 Went out of the Direction by Rotation. Died, 16th July i860, in 
 England. 
 
 COTTON, Charles Robert.— 18 15 : Writer. 1818 : Second 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 1823 : Head 
 Assistant to the Prmcipal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 
 1825 : Sub- Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Canara. 1826 : 
 At home on absentee allou'ance. 1829 : Returned to India per 
 '' David Scott:' 1830:- Collector and Magistrate of Chingieput. 
 1832 : Acting Collector of :Madras ; Member of the Pohce Com- 
 mittee ; Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 
 
36 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 1835 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 1836 : Tem- 
 porary Member of the Board of Kevenue ; Member of the Marine 
 Board and Commercial Committee. 1838 : Acting Second Member 
 of the Board of Eevenue. 1839: Second Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 1842 : On furlough. 1843 : Resigned the service, 
 24th Fehruarij. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1843.) Died, igth May 
 1873, in England. 
 
 COTTON, Joseph John.— 183 i : Writer. 1833: Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector, Malabar. 1834 : Assistant to the Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1836 : Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Bellary and Tanjore. 
 1837 : Register of the Zillah of Combaconum. 1839 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Trichinopoly. 1841 : 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Combaconum ; Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1843 • Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1845 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Tanjore. 1848 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 
 1851 : Acting Sub- Judge, Combaconum, afterwards Sub- 
 Judge, Rajahmundry. 1853 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 MasuHpatam. 1854 : Civil and Sessions Judge, MasuHpatam. 
 1859: Six months' leave in India, i860: On medical leave to 
 Europe for 21 months. 1862: Resigned the service, i^th April, 
 in England. {Annuitant.) 
 
 COTTON, Robert Rolland.— 1836 : Writer. 1838 : Under 
 the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 1839 : Doing Duty as Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector at Tanjore 'and at Trichinopoly, and 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector at Tinnevelly. 1840 : Register 
 of the Zillah Court of Cuddapah. 1841 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1843 '- Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1844: Extra 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1845 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput ; Acting 
 Sub-Judge of the Zillah of Combaconum ; Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot. 1849 : Acting Sub-Judge, 
 Salem. 1850 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingleput. 1 85 1 : Sub-Judge, afterwards Acting Civil and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Salem. 1853: Proceeded to Eurojje on fiirlough. 
 1856 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Rajahmundry. 1857 : 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1858 : Sub-Judge, 
 Bellary, and Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura. 1859 : 
 Givil and Sessions Judge, Madura, 1864 : On medical leave to 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 37 
 
 Uuropc for 19 monih^^. 1867: ResigncfJ the service, 2']th May. 
 {Annuitant.) 
 
 COURT, jSIathew. — 1769 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 1768: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. No trace after 
 1^82. 
 
 COURT, David.— 1797 : "Writer. 1799: Assistant in the Office 
 of the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1800 : Assistant under 
 the Collector in the Jaghire. 1802 : Eegister to the Judge of the 
 Zillah of Chingleput. Die^J, 12th July 1804, at the Mount. 
 
 COXE, Edward. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant in the 
 MiHtary, Political, and Secret Departments ; Acting Dutch Trans- 
 lator ; Assistant under the Commercial Resident at the Presidency. 
 1800 : Deputy Commercial Resident at the Presidency. 1802 : 
 Deputy to the Superintendent of the Quality of Investment. 
 1806 : Assistant to the Superintendent of the Salt Monopoly. 
 1 8 10: Commercial Resident at Masulipatam. 1813 : Out of 
 employ. 18 14: Commercial Resident at Ramnad. Died, I'jth 
 July 18 18, at Fort St. George. 
 
 CRAia, Hew Alexander.— 1771 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 
 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1791 : Chief 
 of Cuddalore. 1795 : Out of the service. 
 
 CRAIG, Alexander Cobham.— 1794 : Writer. 1797 : Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial De- 
 partments. 1798: Assistant under the Commercial Resident at 
 Amboyna. 1799: Deputy Commercial Resident at Banda. No 
 trace after 1800. 
 
 CRAUFORD, Qqintin.— 1761 : Writer. 1776: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1780: Member of Council. 1782: At home. 1790: 
 Out of the service. 
 
 CRAWFORD, Henry. — 1763 : Writer. 1776: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1 791 : Senior Merchant and Manager of the HavalHes 
 under Yizagapatam. 1792 : Chief of Ganjam. 1795 : At home. 
 1800 : Out of the service. 
 
 CRAWFORD, Daniel.— 1789: Writer. 1 790 : Assistant under 
 the Accountant. 1791 : Assistant under the Collector of Ongole 
 and Pahiaud. 1792 : Assistant under the Accountant to the 
 Board of Revenue. 1793: Assistant to the Superintendent of 
 the Noozeed Zemindary. 1794: Assistant under the ]\IiHtary 
 Paymaster-General. 1796 : At home. 1801 : Returned to India; 
 Agent for Public Property at Tranquebar. 1802 : Secretary to the 
 Board of Trade. 1803 : CoUector of the Zillah of Guntoor and of 
 
38 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Palnaud. 1805 : Acting Zillali Judge of Gmitoor. 1806 : Judge 
 of the Zillali of Eajahmundry. 1807 : Judge and Magistrate of 
 the Zillah of Guntoor. 1808 : At home. Lost in the ship ^^ Ladij 
 Jane Dundas" 14th March 1809. 
 
 CRAWFORD, Stewart.— 1824: Writer. 1826: Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division 
 of Arcot. . 1827 : Kegister of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1828 : 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1830 : Head Assistant to 
 the Accountant-General. 1832: Acting Deputy Accountant- 
 General, afterwards Deputy Accountant-General and Commercial 
 Accountant and Auditor. 1835 : Superintendent of the Govern- 
 ment Lotteries. 1837: DejDuty Accountant-General. 1840: 
 Accountant-General. 1843 • ^^^ of employ. 1848 : Secretary to 
 the College Board. iZ ^2 i Proceeded on furlough. 1853: Resigned 
 the service, i^th Jidi/, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1853.) 
 Died, ^th June 1876, in England. 
 
 CRAWLEY, Ambrose.— 181 2 : Writer. 181 7 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of Chingleput. 1820 : Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1826 : Sub-Collector and 
 Assistant Magistrate of Salem. 1830 : Collector and Magistrate 
 of Eajahmundry. 1835 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole. 
 1837 : At home on absentee allowance. 1840 : Resigned the service, 
 1st December. (Annuitant on the Fund, 1841.) Died, in 1849, at 
 Chepstow. 
 
 CROZIER, Francis Henry.- 1831 : Writer. 1833 : Assistant 
 to Collector, Yizagapatam. 1834 : Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Vizagapatam. 1835 : Acting Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1837 : Head Assistant to 
 Collector and INIagistrate, Ganjam. 1838 : Head Assistant to 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut ; Proceeded to 
 Europe on furlough. 1841 : Acting Sub-Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Acting Register to Zillah Court of Malabar. 1842 : Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1846 : Proceeded to Europe. 
 1848 : Acting Deputy Secretary to Government. 1849 : Special 
 Agent for the Management of the Yizianagram Zemindary, and to 
 exercise within the Zemindary the Powers of Assistant to the 
 Agent of the Governor of Madras in the Departments of Criminal 
 Justice and Police. 1853 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Tanjore ; Civil and Sessions Judge, Xellore. 1859: On medical 
 leave to England for 33 months, 1861 : Resigned the service, 14th 
 November, in England, {Annuitant.) 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 39 
 
 CRUTTENDEN, Edward Holden. — 1806: Writer; Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector of the Southern Division of Arcot. 
 1809 : Kegister of the Zillah of Trichinopoly. 1820 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Trichinopoly. Died, 2,0th March 
 1822, at NeiJiiherry Hills. 
 
 CUMING, William.— 1 760 : Writer. 1 768 : Junior Merchant. 
 1771 : Senior Merchant. 1782 : Out of the service. 
 
 CUNINGHAME, Alexander.— 179 1 : Writer; Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the PuhUc and Kevenue Department. 1792 : 
 Assistant to Resident at IMaddepollam. 1796 ; Commercial Resi- 
 dent at Maddepollam. 1797 : Commissary and Paymaster at 
 Ambopia and Patna. Died, yl April 1797. 
 
 CUNLIFFE, Ellis W.— 1806 : Writer. 1808 : Assistant to the 
 Register, afterwards Fixed Register in the Sudder and Eoujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1810 : Eirst Assistant to the Register in the Sudder and 
 Eoujdarry Adawlut. 1811 : Deputy Register in the Sudder and 
 Eoujdarry Adawlut. iSi^: At Jiome. 181 7: Out of the service. 
 
 CUNLIFFE, Brooke, Sen.— 1808 : Writer. 1809 : Assistant to 
 the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 18 10: 
 Eixed Examiner in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1811 : 
 Assistant to the CoUector of Salem. 181 2 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of Salem. 1 8 1 4 : Register of the Zillah of Yerdachellum. 
 1 821: Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of the Southern 
 Division of Arcot. 1825 : Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 
 1826 : Prmcipal Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division 
 of Arcot. 1832 : At home on absentee allowance. {Retired on the 
 Annuity Fund from igth May 1835.) 
 
 CUNLIFFE, Brooke, Jmi.— 1833 : Writer. 1835 : Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Ai'cot. 1836 : Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Gimtoor ; Acting Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1839 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate at Salem, 
 and afterwards in South Arcot. 1841 : Assistant, and subsequently 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Ai'cot. 
 1842: Deputy Secretary to Government. 1844: Commissioner 
 for Government Lotteries. 1845 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 
 
 1849 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 
 1850 : At first Acting, then Sub-Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 
 1853 : Acting Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1854 : Acting 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue; Acting Tamil Translator 
 to Government; Member of the Board of Examiners. 1855: 
 
40 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. ' 
 
 Secretary to the Revenue Board, and Acting Collector, Madras. 
 1856: Collector, Madras; Member of the Board of Examiners. 
 i860 : Collector of the United Districts of Madras and Chingle- 
 put, and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1863 : Resigned the service, 
 14th May. {Annuitant.) 
 
 CUNLIFFE, Foster.— 1845 : Writer; Died, I'jth November, 
 at Semnderahad. 
 
 DACRE, Joseph. — 1802 : Writer. 1803 : Assistant to the 
 Collector of Tanjore. 1804 : Out of employ. 1805 : Register 
 imder the Judge of the Zillah of Dindigul. 1 806 : Register under 
 the Judge of the Zillah of Madura. 1808 : Acting Register of the 
 Southern Circuit Court ; Register of the Provincial Court,' Centre 
 Division. 1816 : Assistant Judge at Chittoor. 1818 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Chittoor. 1826 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. Died, 22d Fehruary 1828, at Chittoor. 
 
 DALLAS, David. — 18 19 : Writer. 1822 : At home. 1827 : 
 Old of the service. 
 
 DALRYMPLE, Alexander. — 1775: Member of Council. 
 1777 : At home, {Recalled by order of the General Court of Pro- 
 prietors, gth May.) 1782 : Out of the service. 
 
 DALZELL, John Allen. — 181 1 : Writer. 1815 : Register of 
 the Zillah of Guntoor. 1816 : Register of the Zillah of Bellary. 
 1819 : At home. 1821 : Returned to India; Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Civil Department, and to the Secretary in the 
 Military Department. 1822 : Postmaster-General. 1824 : Secre- 
 tary to the Native Pension Fund. 1828 : Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1831 : At home on absentee alloivance. 
 {Retired on the Annuity Fund in 1839.) 
 
 DANCE, Charles Whitworth Allen. — 1839: Writer. Died, 
 nth February 1840, at Cuddalore. 
 
 DANIEL, James. — 1761 : Writer. 1768: Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant and Paymaster of the Circars. 1774: Senior 
 Merchant. 1776 : Senior Merchant and Paymaster at Madura. 
 1782: Member of Council. 1790: Out of the service. 
 
 DANIEL, Thomas.— 1797 : Writer. 1798: Assistant in the 
 Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 1799: Assistant 
 under the Collector of jNIannargoody. 1800 : Assistant in the 
 Public and Commercial Department. 1801 : Deputy Secretary to 
 the Board of Trade. 1803 : Commercial Agent at Ceylon. 1808 : 
 At home. 181 1 : Returned to India : Commissioner at Tranquebar. 
 1815 : Outofem/ploy. 181 7 : Police Magistrate and Commissioner 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 4t 
 
 for Recovery of Small Delits. 1820 : vSccretary to the Board of 
 Trade. 1822 : Superintendent of Government Lotteries. 1824 : 
 Secretary to the Marine Board, and Deputy Warehouse-keeper. 
 1826 : Third Commissioner for the Recovery of Small Debts, and 
 Police Magistrate. 1827 : Joint Officiating Magistrate on the 
 Beach. 1830 : Commercial Superintendent and "Warehouse- 
 keeper, &c. 1831 : Out of employ. 1832 : Acting Cashier to 
 the Government Bank; Acting Collector of Madras. 1833: 
 Additional Government Commissioner for Carnatic Claims. 1835 : 
 At home on absentee aUoivance. {Retired on the Anmiity Fund 
 from 1st May 1837.) 
 
 DANIELL, MuERAY Pattison.— 1832 : Writer. 1833 : Assis- 
 tant under the Principal Collector of South Arcot. 1834 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1837 : 
 Acting Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah ; Acting Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1838 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coim- 
 batore. 1840 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of 
 Coimbatore. 1843 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate 
 of Chingleput. 1845 : Proceeded on furlough. 1848 : Returned 
 to India. Died, 24th February 1849, at Madras. 
 
 DANIELL, Lindsay.— 1835 : Writer. 1838 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 1841 : Register of 
 the Zillah Court, Nellore. 1844 : Extra Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Division of Arcot. 1845 : Head Extra Assis- 
 tant to Collector and ]\Iagistrate, South Division of jNIasulipatam. 
 1847 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South Division 
 of Masulipatam. 1848 : Sub-Collector and Joint ]\Iagistrate, Bel- 
 lary. 1855 : Agent to the Governor, Kurnool. Died, ^th March 
 1856, cd Kurnool. 
 
 D AR VALL, Roger. — 1772: Writer. 1776: Writer and Assis- 
 tant at Masulipatam. 1778: Factor. 1780: Junior Merchant. 
 1790 : Senior Merchant and Paymaster of the Sibbendies at 
 Masulipatam. 1795 : Collector of the Xorthern Division of the 
 Jaghire. 1800 : At home. 1804 : Returned to India. 1806 : 
 Second Member of the Board of Trade. 1808: At home. 1810 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 DASHWOOD, Robert.— 178 1 : Writer. 1790: Junior Mer- 
 chant, and Third in Council at Cuddalore. 1792: Assistant at 
 Cuddalore. 1795 : Commercial Resident in the Salem Country. 
 1800 : Out of the service. 
 
42 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 DAVIDSON, John. — 1753 : Writer. 1768 : Senior Merchant, 
 and Second in Council at Vizagapatam. 1776 : Out of the service. 
 
 DAVIDSON, Alexander. — 1760: Writer. 1768: Junior 
 Merchant. 177 1 : Senior Merchant, and Second in Council at 
 Cuddalore. 1776 : Senior Merchant, and Second in Council at 
 Masulipatam. 1782 : Member of Council of the Governor. 1791 : 
 Chief of Yizagapatam. Died i?i 1791. 
 
 DAVIDSON, Egbert. — 1827 : Writer. 1831 : Second Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 1833 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Ganjam. 1834 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1836 : Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Madura. 1837 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Rajahmundry. 
 1838 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Madura. Diedy 
 20th October 1841, at Madura. 
 
 DAVIDSON, Thomas Hardwick. — 183 1 : Writer. 1833: 
 Acting Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant to the Register 
 of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1836 : Commissioner for 
 Drawing Lotteries. 1838 : Senior Deputy Register of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Commissioner for Drawing Govern- 
 ment Lotteries. 1839 : Acting Register of the Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1840 : Senior Deputy Register of the Court of 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1842 : Proceeded on furlough. 
 1845: Returned to India. 1846: Out of emijloy. 1847: Member 
 of College Eoard, and Tamil Translator to Government. 1848 : 
 Register of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut, 
 Member of the College Board, and Tamil Translator to Govern- 
 ment. 1850: Subordinate Judge, Combaconum. Died^ nth May 
 1852, at Salem. 
 
 DAVIS, William Done. — 1815 : Writer. 1818 : Second Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division of 
 Arcot. 1822 : Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of 
 Salem. 1826 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of the 
 Northern Division of Arcot. 1828 : Sub-Collector and Assistant 
 Magistrate of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1832 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate of Chingieput ; afterwards Collector and 
 Magistrate of Chingieput. 1833 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. 1837 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit for the Centre Division. 1842 : Out 
 of emxjloy, 1844 : Collector and Magistrate, Southern Division of 
 Arcot. 1850 : Proceeded on furlough. 1853 : Resigned the service^ 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 43 
 
 i^^ Maij, in India. [Annuitant on the Fundy 1853.) Died^ I'jth 
 November 1865, in England. 
 
 DAVISON, William.— 181 7 : Writer. 1828: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 DAWES, Henry. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 Died in 1790. 
 
 DAWSON, George. — 1751 : Writer. 1768 : Member of Coimcil 
 of the Governor. 1771 : Member of Council of the Governor 
 and Chief of Cuddalore. 1776: At home. 1778: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 DAY, Charles. — 1807 : Transferred from the BencooJeji Estab- 
 lishment. 1^11'. At home. 1816 : Out of the service. 
 
 DAYKELL, Francis B. V. — 1796 : Writer. 1798 : Assistant 
 under the Secretary to the Board of Eevenue. 1803 : Kegister to 
 the Adawlut in the Zillah of Masulipatam. Died^ 26th August 
 1805, at Madras. 
 
 DE MIERRE, Ferdinand. — 18 12 : Writer. 1817 : Second 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1818 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Assistant to the Magistrate of 
 Cuddapah. '1819 : Employed in the late Peishwah's Dominions. 
 Died, 21st March 182 1. 
 
 DENT, Cotton Bowerbank. — 1763: Writer. 1768: Factor. 
 1771 : Jimior Merchant. 1774: Senior Merchant. 1791 : Senior 
 Merchant and Civil Storekeeper. 1792 : Senior Merchant and 
 Civil Storekeeper; Member of the Board of Trade. 1795 : Senior 
 Merchant and Civil Storekeeper ; Senior Member of the Board of 
 Trade. 1804 : At home. 1806 : I71 India. 1808 : Paymaster 
 and Garrison Storekeeper at Vellore. Died, nth August 18 17, at 
 Vellore. 
 
 DENT, John. — 18 12 : Writer. 1815 : Second Assistant to the 
 Collector of Malabar. 1816 : Assistant to the Collector of Sea 
 Customs. 1820 : Malayalum Translator to Government ; Secretary 
 to the Mint Committee. 182 1 : Deputy Collector of Government 
 Sea Customs at Madras. 1824 : Secretary to the Board of Trade. 
 1827 : Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam and in Charge of 
 the Treasury there. 183 1 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 the Southern Division of Arcot. 1838 : First Member of the 
 Board of Eevenue. 1842 : First Member of the Board of Eevenue ; 
 Commissioner in Southern Division of Arcot. 1843 : Member of 
 the Board of Eevenue, and appointed Provisional Member of 
 Council. Died, I'jth January 1845, at Calcutta. 
 
44 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 DESCHAMPS, John.— -S'ee Chamier. 
 
 DESVCEUX, Charles.— 1763: Writer. 1768: Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1774: Senior Merchant. 1776: Senior Mer- 
 chant, and Third in Council at Masuhpatam. 1778 : At home. 
 1790 : Out of the service. 
 
 DICK, MuNGO. — 1 77 1 : Writer. 1776 : Factor and Assistant 
 at MaddepoUam. 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1791 : Senior Merchant and Kesident at MaddepoUam. 
 1795: Commercial Eesident at Yiziigapatam. 1800: Member of 
 the Board of Trade. 1801 : Member of Council of the Governor. 
 1803 : Superintendent of Investments, and to have a Seat at the 
 Board of Trade. 1809: At home. 1813 : Out of the service. 
 
 DICKENSON, Henry. — 1806 : AVriter. 1810 : Assistant to 
 the Eegister of the Provincial Court, Centre Division ; Assistant 
 to the Eegister of the Provincial Court of Chittoor. 1813 : Eegis- 
 ter of the Zillah of Verdachellum ; Eegister of the Zillah of 
 Chittoor. 181 6 : Eegister of the Provincial Court, Centre 
 Division. 1819: At home. 182 1 : Returned to India; Secre- 
 tary in the Public Department. 1823 : Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of the Zillah of Nellore. 1826 : Collector and Magistrate of 
 Trichinopoly. 1828 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Canara. 1831 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern 
 Division. 1836 : Acting First Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1838 : First Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1839 : Acting Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1840 : First Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit for the Southern Division ; Third 
 Puisne Judge of the Court of Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1842 : Second Puisne Judge of the Court of 
 Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut ; afterwards 
 First Puisne Judge of the Court of Sudder Dewannee and Sudder 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1845 • ^i^-'^^ Puisne Judge of the Court of 
 Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut, and appointed 
 Provisional Member of Council 1846 : Member of Council, and 
 Chief Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1850 : Resigned the service, 16th Fehruary. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund, 1850.) Died, 2gth Novemher 1859. 
 
 DIGBY, Kenelm. — 1772: Writer. 1778: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. No trace after 1780. 
 
 DIGrHTON, EicHARD.— 1771 : Writer. 1776 : Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782 : Senior Merchant. 1791 : Senior Mer- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 45 
 
 chant, and one of the Collectors of the Jaghire Revenue. 1792 : 
 Collector in the [N'ellore District. 1795 : At home. 1799 : Out 
 of the service. 
 
 DILLON, Richard.— 1 781 : Writer. 1783: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee. 1784 : Assistant to the Secre- 
 tary at Yizagapatam. 1787 : Assistant to the Secretary at Ingeram. 
 1789 : Muster-]\Iaster of the Troops in the Itchapore and Chicacole 
 Districts. 1794: Assistant to the Commercial Resident; at Yiza- 
 gapatam. 1796 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Masulipatam, 
 and in Charge of the Factory of Maddepollam. 1800 : Com- 
 mercial Resident at Maddepollam. 1S06 : At home. 181 1 : Out 
 of the service. 
 
 * DOBBYN, AViLLiAM Augustus.— 1767 : AVriter. 1774 : Factor 
 and Assistant at Madura. 1776 : Jimior Merchant and Assistant 
 at Masulipatam. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1791 : In Council at 
 Masulipatam, and Salt Farmer there. No trace after 1791. 
 
 DODWELL, "William.— 1797 : Writer. 1798: Assistant in 
 the Military, Political, and Secret Department. i799 ^ Assistant 
 under the Resident at Mysore. 1801 : Head Assistant under the 
 Collector in the Jaghire. 1802 : Assistant to the Resident at 
 Mysore. 1804 : Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Trade 
 and to the Superintendent of the Quality of Investments. 1806 : 
 At home. 1808 : Returned to India; Deputy Commercial Resi- 
 dent at Maddepollam. 1810 : Commercial Resident at Madde- 
 pollam. 18 13 : Commercial Resident at Maddepollam and Masuli- 
 patam. 1818 : Commercial Resident at Yizagapatam. 1820:^^ 
 home. {Annuitant on the Fund in 1824.) 
 
 DOLBEN, George.— 1752 : Writer. 1768: Senior Merchant, 
 and First in Council at Ingeram. 177 1 : Out of the service. 
 
 DOUGLAS, Robert.— 1800 : Writer. 1802 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Public and Commercial Department; Deputy 
 Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 1808 : Commercial Resident 
 at Ingeram. 181 1: Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. Died, 
 17th September 1814, at Tuticorin. 
 
 DOUGLAS, William.— 1 824 : AYriter. 1827:^/ home on absentee 
 allowance. 1828 : Returned to India, per '' Fairlie:' 1829 : Senior 
 Assistant to the Register of the Sudder Court. 1830 : Senior 
 Deputy Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1832 : 
 At home. 1833: Returned to India; Actmg Senior Deputy 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1834: Addi- 
 tional Government Commissioner for Carnatic Claims. 1835 : 
 
46 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1843 • Ji-^dge 
 and Criminal Judge, Madura. 1844 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Tinnevelly. 1853 : Civil Auditor and Superintendent of Stamps ; 
 Resigned the service, ist July, in India. (Annuitant on the Fund, 
 
 1853.) 
 
 DOWDESWELL, William.— 1826 : Writer. 1829: At home 
 on absentee allowance. 1831 : Reiurned to India, ^er '•^ Minerva ;^^ 
 Head Assistant to the Collector, Guntoor. 1832 : Head Assistant 
 to the Collector, Chingleput. 1833 : Acting Register of the 
 Zillah Court of Chingleput. 1834: Register of the Zillah Court 
 of Chingleput ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint ^lagistrate, Nellore. 
 1835 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1836 : Register of the Zillah Court of Madura ; Acting 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Nellore ; Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Gmitoor ; Register to the Provincial 
 Court for the Centre Division. 1837 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, afterwards Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge, subsequently Acting Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge, Rajahmundry ; Acting Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Chingleput. 1838 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Chicacole. 1839 : Acting Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1840 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Madura. 1841 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Nellore. 
 1843 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1845 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Madura; Civil and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam. 1846: Com- 
 missioner for the IS'orthern Division. 1854 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Chingleput ; Absent on medical certificate, i860 : Collector 
 and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; Absent on mediccd certificate for 
 21 months. 1861 : Resigned the service, Decejnber, in England. 
 {Annuitant.) Died, 12th December 1870. 
 
 DOWSETT, Robert.— 1754: Writer. 1768: Senior Mer- 
 chant, and Second in Council at Cuddalore. 1776 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 DRAKE, Dawsonne. — 1742 : AVriter. 1768 : Member of the 
 Council of the Governor. 1771 : Out of the service. 
 
 DRAKE, Francis Henry. — 1777 : Writer. 1782 : Factor. 
 1790: Senior Merchant ; At hoine. 1795: Out of the service. 
 
 DROZ, Benjamin. — 1813 : Writer. 1817 : Second Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of the ISTorthern Division of Arcot. 
 1818 : Acting Register of the Zillah of Vizagapatam. 1820 : Out 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 47 
 
 of emxjloy ; Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of 
 Gimtoor. Died^ jfh May 182 1, at Guntoor, 
 
 DRUMMOND, Andrew J. — 1807 : Writer. 1808 : Assistant 
 to the Chief Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Foreign Depart- 
 ment ; Assistant under the Collector of Coimbatore. 1813 : Out 
 of employ. 1814 : Head Assistant to the Collector of Tinnevelly. 
 181 7 : Deputy Commercial Eesident at Ranniad. 1819 : Out of 
 employ. 1823: Assistant to the Collector of Madras; Deputy 
 Collector of Madras, and Superintendent of the Custody and Issue 
 of Stationery. 1828 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Bellary. 
 1S29 : Out of employ. Died, ist May 1834, at Cuddalore. 
 
 DRURY, George Dominico. — 1812: Writer. 1815 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Madura. 1816 : Assistant Magistrate 
 of Madura. 1823 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of 
 Salem. 1826 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate, Southern 
 Division of Arcot. 1828 : Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 
 1832: Commissioner for the Government of Mysore; Acting 
 Member of the Board of Revenue ; Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Coimbatore. 1842 : Second Member of the Board of 
 Revenue. 1843: Chief Secretary to Government. 1845 • Member 
 of the Board of Revenue. 1847 : I'ii'st Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 1850: Resiyned the service, 1st July, in India. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, 1850.) Died, ^th August 1870. 
 
 DUFF, William. — 1 767: Writer. 1774: Factor and Assistant 
 at Maddepollam. 1776: Junior Merchant and Factor and Assistant 
 at Maddepollam. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1790: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 DUMERGUE, Henry Francis.— 1824: Writer. 1827: At 
 home on absentee allowance. 1828 : Returned to India per " Wel- 
 lington." 1829: Register of the Zillah of Madura; Assistant to 
 the Collector of Sea Customs at Madras. 183 1 : Cashier to the 
 Government Bank. 1835 : Assistant Judge of the Adawlut in the 
 Zillah of Canara. 1837 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Malabar and Canara. 1838 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of Canara. 1839 : Assistant Judge of the Zillah of Canara. 
 Died at sea, Sth April 1840, on hoard ^^ Reliance.''^ 
 
 DUMERGUE, Charles. — 1829 : Writer. 1832 : Second Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Chingleput ; Head Assistant to the Collec- 
 tor of Guntoor. 1833 : Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Rajahmundry. Died at sea, 22d May 1837. 
 
 DUMERGUE, George Penrice. — 1832: Writer. 1834: Assistant 
 
48 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of North Arcot. 1836 : 
 Acting Second Assistant to the Accountant-General ; Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 1837 : Com- 
 missioner for Drawing Government Lotteries. '1838 : Second 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General. Died, January 1839, "^ 
 the Ca]De of Good Hope. 
 
 DUND AS, William.— 1778: "Writer. 1782: At 1 tome. No 
 trace after 1782. 
 
 DU PR]6, JosiAS. — 1768: Appointed Member of the Council 
 of the Governor. 1771 : Became Governor of the Presidency. 
 Retired hefore 1774. 
 
 BUTTON, John. — 1770: "Writer. 1776: Factor. Died, Sth 
 November 1776. 
 
 DYNELEY, Thomas.— 1763 : Writer. 1768: Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1774: Senior Merchant and Assistant at 
 Ganjam. 1776: Senior Merchant and Third in Council at Ganjam. 
 1 780 : Out of the service. 
 
 EDEN, Henry. — 1764: Writer. No trace after 1768. 
 
 EDEN, Robert. — 1819 : Writer. 1823 : Employed under the 
 Commissioner in the Deccan. 1826 : At home on absentee allow- 
 ance. 1830: Returned to India, jjer ^^ Duke of Roxburgh;'' 
 Canarese Translator to Government; Sheriff of Madras. 1831 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. 1832 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Tinnevelly; Acting Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 afterwards Principal Collector and Magistrate of ^N'orthern Arcot. 
 1837 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1841 : 
 Out of employ. 1842 : Proceeded on furlough. 1843 : Resigned 
 the service, 20th Septemher, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund, 
 1847.) Died, 2yl Apjril 1879, in England. 
 
 ELLIOTT, Hon. John E. — 1805 : Writer. 1806 : Removed 
 to the Bengcd Establishment, 2;^d July. 
 
 ELLIOTT, Hugh Maximilian. — 18 14: Writer. 1816: Re- 
 signed, ist April, in India. 
 
 ELLIOTT, Daniel. — 181 7 : Writer. 18 19: Register of the 
 Zillah of Chingleput. 1821: Register of the Provincial Court, 
 Centre Division. 1822 : Deputy Tamil Translator to Government. 
 1823: Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue, and 
 Mahratti Translator to Government. 1826: Mahratti Translator 
 to the Tanjore Commissioners. 1827 : Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue. 1832 : Member of the Board for the College and for 
 Public Instruction ; Acting Member of the Board of Revenue ; 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 49 
 
 Register to the Sudder and Foiijdarry Adawlut; Temporary 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1833 : Mahratti Translator to 
 Government. 1836 : Third Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 1837 : Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 1838 : Member 
 of the Indian Law Commission, Calcutta. 1839: Mahratti 
 Translator to Government ; Second Member of the Board of 
 Revenue; Member of the College Board; Member of the Indian 
 Law Commission. 1847 : Member of the Indian Law Commission, 
 and Provisional Member of Council. 1848 : Member of Council, 
 and President of the Revenue, Marine, and College Boards. 1855 : 
 Member of the Legislative Council of India. 1858 : Proceeded on 
 furhufih ; Resigned ihe service^ ist May, in India, {Annuitant on 
 the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 ELLIOTT, AValter. — 18 2 1 : Writer. 1824: Employed under the 
 Commissioner in the Deccan. 1833 : At home. 1837 : Returned 
 to India ; Private Secretary to the Governor ; Canarese Translator 
 to Government; Member of the College Board; Acting Persian 
 Translator to Government; and Third Member of the Board of 
 Revenue. 1844: Third Member of the Board of Revenue; 
 Member of the College Board and Mint Committee ; and Canarese 
 Translator to Government. 1848 : Second Member of Board of 
 Revenue, Member of College Board, and Canarese Translator to 
 Government. 1851 : First Member of Board of Revenue. 1855 : 
 Member of Council and President of the Revenue and Marine 
 Boards. 1856 : Proceeded on furlough. 1857 : Returned to India ; 
 Member of Council, and President of the Revenue and Marine 
 Boards. 1859 : Resigned the service, 2'jth December, in India. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, i860.) Knight Commander of the Star 
 of India, 2^th Mag 1866. 
 
 ELLIOT, William. — 1828 : Writer. 1831 : Assistant to 
 Secretary in Revenue Department. 1832 : Commissioner for 
 Government Lotteries, and Acting Canarese Translator. 1833 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Nellore ; Assistant and Acting Head Assistant to Principal Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, North Arcot ; Acting Register to the 
 Zillah Court, and Acting First Assistant to the Principal 
 Collector, of Nellore. 1834 : Head Assistant to Principal Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Salem. 1837 : Acting Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1838 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate at Nellore ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate 
 at Salem ; and Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Madura. 1840 : 
 
50 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1841 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madura. 1842 : Acting Judge 
 and Criminal Judge, Madura. 1847 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Tricliinopoly. 1849 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah.' 
 i860 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly ; {Proceeded to Europe 
 on medical certificate.) 1861 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Honore. 
 1862 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah, and at Guntoor. 
 1865 : Resigned the service, 24th January. {Annuitant) Died, 
 igth March 1872. 
 
 ELLIS, Francis W. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Ee venue. 1801 : Deputy Secretary 
 to the Board of Eevenue. 1802 : Secretary to tlie Board of 
 Eevenue. 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Masu- 
 lipatam. 1809 : Collector of Land Customs. 1810 : Collector of 
 Madras. Died, loth March iSig, at Ramnad. 
 
 ELLIS, Charles John Egbert. — 1801 : Writer. 1802 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary in the Eevenue and Judicial Department ; 
 Assistant to the Collector of Dindigul. 1803 : Assistant to the 
 Collector of the Northern Division of Arcot. 1807 : Assistant to 
 the Eegister of the Court of Appeal and Circuit,;Northern Division. 
 181 1 : Eegister to the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 181 6 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Canara. 1819 : Sus- 
 pended. 1820 : At home. 1822 : Dismissed the service, 4th 
 December. 
 
 ELLIS, George Henry. — 1839 : AVriter. 1841 : Assistant to 
 Chief Secretary to Government, and Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Arcot. 1842 : Acting Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1843 : Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1 844 : Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1847 : Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1850 : Acting Sub-Judge, Madura. 
 J851 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1854 : Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, Chingleput ; Additional Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Canara ; Sub-Judge, Mangalore ; and Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Combaconum. 1855 : Eegister to the Court of 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1857 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Cuddalore. 1859: Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore. 
 1863 : Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 1866 : Acting Judge 
 of the High Court of Judicature, Madras. 1867 : Acting Com- 
 missioner for Inquiring into the Debts of Prince Azeem Jah 
 Bahadoor; also Acting Judge of the High Court. 1869 : Acting 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 51 
 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore, and Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate and Agent to the Governor in Ganjam. 1870 : Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore, and at Coimbatore. 1873 : District 
 and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1874 : Resigned the service, 
 i^fh August. [Annuitant.) 
 
 ELTON, Frederick Bayard. — 1830: Writer. 1832: Eegister 
 of the Zillah of Bellary. 1838 : At home on absentee alloivance. 
 1840: Returned to India. 1841: Out of ernxAoy. 1844 : Special 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1845 • Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1850 : Proceeded 
 on furlough. 1853 : Returned to India. 1854 : Collector and 
 ■\ragistrate, K'ellore. i860: Proceeded on furlough; Resigned 
 the service, ^oth April, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, i860.) 
 Died, 4th October 1878, in Ejigland. 
 
 ERSKINE, John. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 1792 : Senior Merchant and Collector in the Ongole and Pahiaud 
 Districts. Died in 1793. 
 
 FALCONER, Alexander. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public and Revenue DejDartment, and 
 Deputy Persian Translator. 1792 : Examiner and Head Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1794 : Gentoo Translator to the Board of Revenue, Deputy 
 Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department, and 
 Persian Translator to Government. 1800 : Junior Member of 
 the Board of Revenue. 1803 : Second Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. ■?_ 1806: Senior Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 1809 : Acting Chief Secretary to Government. 181 1 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 FALLOFIELD, Ernest William. — 1767: Writer. 1774: 
 Factor and Assistant at Cuddalore. 1776 : Junior Merchant, 
 and Fifth in Council at Cuddalore. 1778 : Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Resident at ^N'agore. 1792 ; Collector at Tanjore. 1793 ' 
 Member of Council of the Governor. 1800 : Member of Council 
 of the Governor, and President of the Board of Trade. 1806 : 
 President of the Court of Judicature at Pondicherry, and Collector 
 of Revenues there and of Cuddalore. 1807 : Senior Member of 
 the Board of Revenue. 1808 : Third Member of the Board of 
 Revenue. 1809 : Third Member of the Board of Revenue, and 
 Acting Judge of Court of Judicature, Pondicherry. 1810 : With- 
 Old employ. Died, ^th June 18 16, at Pondicherry. 
 
52 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 FANE, Edward George Egbert. — 1839 : Writer. 1840 : 
 Assistant to Collector and INIagistrate, Tinnevelly. 1842 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 
 1843 : Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Madura. 1845 : Senior Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor, in Vizagapatam. 1846 : Acting Prin- 
 cipal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor, in Vizagapatam. 1850 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Eajahmundry. 1851 : Acting, afterwards Principal 
 Assistant to the Collector and ^lagistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor, in Vizagapatam. 1855 : Proceeded to England. 1858 : 
 Without emxjloy for 6 months. 1859 : Acting Postmaster-General ; 
 Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, in Vizaga- 
 patam. 1862 : O71 medical leave for 15 months, extended to 24. 
 months. 1864: Collector and Magistrate of the Madras District. 
 1866 : Acting Member of the Board of Eevenue. 1867 : On 6 
 months^ special leave to Europe. 1868 : On medical leave to the 
 Cape of Good Hope. 1869 : Acting Third Member of the Board 
 of Eevenue. 1870: Collector and Magistrate, Madras District; 
 Resigned the service, 20th March. {Annuitant.) 
 
 FARQUHAR, Sir Egbert Tgwnsend, Bart. — 1793: Writer. 
 
 1796 : Assistant under the Accountant to the Board of Eevenue. 
 
 1797 : Assistant under the Eesident at Amboyna and Banda, and 
 Dutch Translator to the Expedition under Admiral Eamier. 1 798 : 
 Deputy Commercial Eesident at Amboyna and Banda, and Dutch 
 Interpreter; afterwards Commercial Eesident at Amboyna and 
 Banda. 1802 : Out of employ. 1804 : Lieutenant-Governor of 
 Prince of Wales' Island. 1806: At home. 1810 : Returned to 
 India; Employed on the Expedition to Bourbon; Appointed 
 Governor of the Mauritius, Bourbon, and its Dependencies. 1823 : 
 At home. 1826 : Elected a Director of the East India Company, 
 ist March. Died, 16th March 1830, in London. 
 
 FARQUHAR, M. W. T.— 1857 : Writer, i860: Proceeded 
 on furlough. 1861 : Resigned the service, 2 2d May, in Eng- 
 land. 
 
 FEATHERSTONE, Henry.— 18 18 : Writer. 1820 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1822 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1824 : Eegister 
 of the Zillah of Combaconum. 1826 : Head Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. Died, on his passage to England, yl July 
 1826, on board the "Barossa" 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 53 
 
 FIRTH, Gideon. — 1766: Writer. 177 1 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780 : Senior Merchant. No trace after 
 1780. 
 
 FISHER, William. — 1836 : Writer. 1838 : Assistant to Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate, iSTorth Arcot. 1839 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1842 : 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1844 : Act- 
 ing Sub-Judge of the Zillah of Bellary. 1845 : Proceeded to 
 Europe. 1848: Acting Sub- Judge of the Zillah of Chittoor ; 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot ; 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1849 : 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Acting Additional 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1851 : Acting Sub- 
 Judge, Mangalore. 1852: Sub- Judge, Combaconum. 1854: At 
 first Additional, and subsequently Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Canara. 1855 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 
 1856: Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1859: Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Canara. i860 : Collector and Magistrate, North 
 Canara. 1862: Kesident of Travancore and Cochin. 1864: 
 liesigned the service, 4th April. {Annuitant.) 
 
 FITZHUGH, Valentine. — 17 74 -.Writer. 1782 : Factor. No 
 trace after 1782. 
 
 FLOYER, Charles (ist). — 1754: Writer. 1771 ^ Senior 
 Merchant. 1776: Member of the Council of the Governor. 1777: 
 Recalled hy order of the General Court of Proprietors, gth May, and 
 suspended. 1782 : Appointed Chief of the Guntoor Circars. No 
 trace after 1782. 
 
 FLOYER, Charles (2d). — 1 781 : Writer. 1782: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee. 1783 : Clerk to the Com- 
 mittee of Stores ; Assistant to the Committee of Circuit. 1786 : 
 Paymaster at Samalcottah. 1790 : Collector in the Southern 
 Division of Arcot. 1793 : Out of employ. Died, 1st May 1794. 
 
 FORBES, MiCHiE. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant in the 
 Public, Commercial, and Kevenue Department. 1800 : Assistant 
 to the Accountant in the Commercial and Kevenue Department ; 
 Assistant under the Collector of the Polygar Peishcush. 1802 : 
 Deputy Revenue Accountant. 1804 : On leave to Bombay on 
 2rrivcde affairs. 1813 : At home. 1815 : Out of tJie service. 
 
 FORBES, Sir John, Bart. — 1802 : Writer. 1804 : Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1805 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of i!?ellore and Ongole. i8o6 : 
 
54 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Kegisterof the Zillali of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1813 : 
 Assistant Judge at Salem. 1818 : Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of South Malabar. 1823 : Judge and Criminal Judge of the 
 Zillah of Combaconum. 1824: At home. {Annuitaiit on the 
 Fund from 1st January, 1827.) 
 
 FORBES, Charles Henry. — 1827 : Writer. 1830 : Second 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 
 183 1 : At home. 1837 : Out of the service. 
 
 FORBES, Henry. — 1830: Writer. 1832: Doing Duty in Sec- 
 retary's Office, Revenue and Judicial Department. 1833 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector, Coimbatore. 1835 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector, Coimbatore ; Acting Head 
 Assistant and afterwards Assistant to the Principal Collector, 
 Tanjore. 1839: Acting Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Tinnevelly and Tanjore. 1840: Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Tanjore. 1842 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1845 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Chingleput; Officiating Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam ; Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Raj ahmundry. 1850: Commissioner to Inquire into 
 the Post Office System of the Presidency. 185 1 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1853 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 afterwards Resident, at Tanjore. 1856: Acting Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. 1857 : Acting Secretary to Government in 
 Revenue and Public Works Department. 1858: Member of the 
 Legislative Coimcil of India. 1862 : Resigned the service, 10th 
 May. {Annuitant.) 
 
 FORBES, Alexander Penrose.— 1837: Writer. 1838: Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 1839: 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1840 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry; Pro- 
 reeded on furlough. 1844: Resigned the service, ph June, in 
 England. 
 
 FORBES, Gordon Sullivan. — 1838: Writer. 1839: Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1840: Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1841 : 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Combaconum. 1843 : Extra Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1844 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1845 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge of the Zillah of Mangalore. 1846 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1847 • Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1 849 : Proceeded 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 55 
 
 to Europe on furlough. 1852 : Acting Deputy Collector of Sea 
 Customs, Madras ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 jNIalabar ; Additional Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1854: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, South Arcot. 1855 : Acting Secretary to Board of Kevenuc; 
 Sub-Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot, and at Nellore. 1856 : 
 Secretary to the Board of Ee venue ; Oil rnedical leave to Euroj^e 
 for 15 months. 1858 : Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of ^Madras, in Ganjam. 1864 : On special leave, extended 
 to 12 months' medical leave to Europe. 1 867 : Third Member of the 
 Board of Revenue ; Member of the Committee for the Examination 
 of Assistants. 1869 : Additional Member of the Governor-General 
 of India in Council; Second Member of the Board of Revenue ; and 
 Acting Commissioner for the Uncovenanted Civil Service Exami- 
 nation. 1870: First Member of Board of Revenue, and Addi- 
 tional Member of Legislative Council of India. 1873 ; Resigned 
 the service, 13//^ December. {Annuitant.) 
 
 FORSTER, Geokge. — 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: In Bengal, 
 ivhdre he died. 
 
 FORSYTH, William Alexander.— 1826 : Writer. 1829: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of Coinibatore. 1830 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Guntoor. 1831 : Register of the 
 Zillah of Malabar. 1835 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Kellore; Acting Assistant Judge of Malabar. 1836: Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 1837 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara; Re-appointed Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem ; Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of ^ladura ; Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 1838: At home on 
 absentee allowance. 1841 : Returned to India. 1842 : Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1845 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Tellicherry. 1852 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 
 1854: Civil and Sessions Judge, I^ellore; Resigned the service, 1st 
 May, in India. (An7iuitant on the Fund, 1854.) Died, 24th 
 October 1867, in London. 
 
 FOSTER, Henry. — 1781 : Writer. No trace after 1782. 
 
 ERASER, Thomas. — 1794: Writer. 1797: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial Department. 
 1799: Accountant and Civil Auditor at Ceylon. 1802: Out of 
 employ. 1803 : Head Assistant to the Collector of Government 
 
56 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Customs; Deputy Accountant-General. 1806: Collector of the 
 Zillah of Masulipatam. 1809 : Accountant-General, and Account- 
 ant to the Supreme Court of Judicature ; Collector of Nellore^ 
 Died, 1st September 1823, at Machos. 
 
 FRASER, William A. — 1806: Writer; Assistant under the 
 Collector of Nellore and Ongole. 1810: At liome. 1813 : Re- 
 turned to India; Head Assistant to the Collector of Malabar. 
 1815 : Deputy Commercial Resident at MaddepoUam and Masuli- 
 patam. 1823: Out of the service. 
 
 FRASER, James. — 1821 : Writer. 1824: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1826 : At 
 home on absentee aUoioance. 1828 : Returned to India, per " Wel- 
 lington." 1829: Additional Sub-Collector of Cuddapah. 1830: 
 Sub-Collector of Ganjam. 1835 : At home. Died, 22d July 
 1835, at Lymington. 
 
 FRASER, James Burnett. — 1828 : Writer. 1830 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Ganjam. 1832 : Commissioner for 
 Drawing Government Lotteries ; Acting Deputy Telugoo Translator 
 to Government. Died, 31^^ October 1832, at Madras. 
 
 FREEMAN, Charles. — 177 1 : AVriter. 1776: Factor and 
 Assistant at Ingeram. 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior 
 Merchant. I'jgi : At home. 1792: Out of the service. 
 
 FREESE, Arthur. — 1821 : Writer. 1824: Employed under 
 the Commissioner in the Deccan. 1826 : Second Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector in the Southern Mahratta Country. 1827 : 
 Third Assistant to the Principal Collector in the Southern Mahratta 
 Dooab. 1828 : Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate 
 of Cuddapah. 1829 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Cuddapah. 1832 : At home on absentee alloivance. 1835 : Re- 
 turned to India, per ^^ Asia;" Collector and Magistrate of Vizaga- 
 patam. 1837 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole. 
 
 1838 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole ; Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, afterwards Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 
 
 1839 : Judge and Criminal Judge, Chicacole ; Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Chingleput. 185 1 : Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 
 1852 : Resigned the service, ^oth June, in India. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund, 1851.) Died, yl Jaiiuary 1882, in England. 
 
 FRENCH, William. — 1814 : Writer. 181 7 : Second Assistant 
 to the Collector at Madura. 1820 : Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and I^Iagistrate of the Southern Division of Arcot. Died, 
 1st April 1823, at Guddalore, 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 57 
 
 FRERE, Hatley. — 1829 : Writer. 1832 : At home on absentee 
 aUoicance. 1836 : Assistant and Acting Head Assistant to Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate, Malabar ; Acting Head Assistant, 
 afterwards Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Coimbatore. 1837 : Officiating Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge, Salem. 1838 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Coimbatore ; Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Salem. 1839 : Acting Sub-Secretary to the Board of Kevenue. 
 1840 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Salem. 1843 : 
 Sub-Judge, Salem. 1849 * Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Tinnevelly. 185 1 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 1859 : 
 Officiating Judge of the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 i860 : Puisne Judge of the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1862 : Judge of the High Court of Judicature at 
 Madras. 1866: Resigned the service, T^oth January. {Annuitant.) 
 
 FROUD, Edward. — 1764: Writer. 1771 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1776 : Senior Merchant and Paymaster at 
 Vellore. No trace after 1780. 
 
 FULLERTON, Robert. — 1789 : Writer. 1790 : Assistant under 
 the Military Secretary. 1791 : Assistant at Masulipatam. 1797 : 
 Assistant under the Commercial Resident at the Presidency. 1798: 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 1802 : Commercial 
 Resident at Ingeram. 1805 : General Agent for Managing the 
 Monopoly and Sale of Salt. 1806 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Xorthern Division. 1809 : Third Member of the Board of 
 Trade, and General Superintendent of Investments. 1 8 1 2 : Super- 
 intendent of Government Lotteries. 1814 : Second Member of 
 Council, and President of the Board of Trade. Died in 1830. 
 
 FULLERTON, James. — 1794: Writer. 1797: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Military, Secret, and Political Department. 
 
 1799 ; Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Maddepollam. 
 
 1800 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Maddepollam. Died, 2^th 
 October 1808, at Maddepollam. 
 
 FULLERTON, Charles. — 1804: Writer. 1805: Assistant 
 under the Collector of the Zillah of Rajahmundry. 1807 : Register 
 of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1809 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Masulipatam. 1 8 1 5 : Assistant Judge of the Zillah of Madura ; 
 Assistant Judge of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1816 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Chingleput. Died, Tjth September 
 1824, at Madras. 
 
 FULLERTON, AYilliam Elphinstone. — 181 7 : Writer. 1820 : 
 
58 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 At home. 1824 : Returned to India ; Assistant to the Secretary to 
 the Board of Revenue. 1826: Out of employ. 1827 : Employed 
 under the Penang Government. 1831 : At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1835 : Out of the service. 
 
 FULLERTON, George F. — 1843 : Writer. 1846 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1852 : Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1855 : Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1857 : Returnedlto India. 1858 : Subordinate Judge, 
 Mangalore. 1859 : Deputy Register of Court of Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. Died, ^th July 1861, in London. 
 
 GAHAGAN, Frederick. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant 
 in the Public Revenue and Commercial Department ; Assis- 
 tant imder the Commercial Resident at the Presidency. 1799: 
 Assistant imder the Governor of Ceylon. 1801 : Head Assistant 
 in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1802 : Deputy Post- 
 master-General. 1803 : Subordinate Collector in the Ceded 
 Districts. 1807 : Collector of the Zillah of Bellary. 1809 : 
 Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department ; French 
 Translator to Government. 1810 : Superintendent of Stamps. 
 181 2 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 Died, igth May 181 5, at Nell ore. 
 
 GAHAGAN, Thomas. — 1804: AYriter. 1806 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1808 : 
 Assistant to the Register of the Zillah of Mangalore ; Fixed 
 Examiner under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1809 : 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 181 2 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Malabar. 1813 : Register of 
 the Zillah of Canara. 1815 : Register of the Zillah of Masuli- 
 patam. 1 8 1 6 : Register to the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 
 1817 : Head Assistant to the Collector and Assistant Magistrate 
 of Chingleput. 1820 : Judge and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of 
 jSellpre. 1823 : At home. 1828 : Returned to India ; Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1830 : Second Judge of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Centre Division, Died, 2W1 Novemher 1833, cd 
 Chittoor. 
 
 GAMBIER, Cornish. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1795 : Senior Merchant, and Collector at Muglatore. No 
 trace after 1799. 
 
 GARDINER, Robert. — 1767 : AVriter. 1771 : Assistant at 
 Yizagapatam. 1774 : Factor and Assistant at Yizagapatam. 1776 : 
 Junior Merchant and Assistant, Yizagapatam. 1778 : Senior Mer- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 59 
 
 chant. 1790: At home. 1795: Chief of Masulipatam. 1800: 
 At heme. 1801 : Out of the service. 
 
 GARDINER, Henry. — 181 1 : Writer. 1814 : Register and 
 Assistant Collector of the Zillah of Seringapatam. 1821 : At home. 
 1826: Returned to India; Acting Collector and Magistrate of 
 Rajahmimdry ; Acting Collector and Magistrate of Vizagapatam. 
 1833 : At home. {Annuitant on the Fund from 1st January 1836.) 
 
 GARDINER, Richard. — 1824 : Writer. 1827 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1828 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Xorth Arcot. 
 1829 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Salem. 1832 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 afterwards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of South Arcot. 
 1835 : At home on absent alloioance. 1840 : Absent from India 
 five years. 
 
 GARRATT, Robert Sudlow.— 1840 : Writer. 1843: Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1845 : Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1846 : Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1847; 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1848 : Proceeded on furlough. 1850 : Returned to India. 1851 : 
 Proceeded on furlough ; Resigned the service^ yl September, in 
 Frngland. 
 
 GARROW, Edward. — 1769: Writer. 1771* Assistant at 
 Cuddalore. 1774: Factor and Assistant at Cuddalore. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. 1792: Senior Mer- 
 chant, and Paymaster and Storekeeper at Trichinopoly. 1795 : 
 At home. 1799 : Out of the service. 
 
 GARROW, Joseph. — 1779 : Writer. 1790 : Senior Merchant. 
 Died in 1791. 
 
 GARROW, George. — 1794: Writer. 1797: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial Depart- 
 ment. 1798: Assistant in the Revenue and Commercial Depart- 
 ment at Ceylon. 1799 : Out of employ ; DeputySecretary to the 
 Board of Revenue. 1800 : Superintendent of the Company's 
 Land in Black Town. 1801 : Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 
 1802 : Collector in the Division of Arcot south of the River 
 Palar. iSot, : Out of employ. iSo^ : At home. iSoj : Retimied 
 to India; Acting Superintendent of PoKce. 1808: Collector of 
 Trichinopoly. 1809 : Accountant-General, and Accountant-General 
 to the Supreme Court. 1827 : Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 
6o MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Combaconum. 1829 : First Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 ]S"orthem Division. 1832 : First Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1836 : Acting Civil Auditor and Superinten- 
 dent of Stamps. Died, 4th August 1838, at Trichinopoly. 
 
 GARROW, William. — 1796: "Writer. 1799: Assistant under 
 the Pulolic, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 1800 : Assis- 
 tant to the Sea Customer, and Collector of Government Customs ; 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1801 : Head Assistant 
 under the Collector of Dindigul. 1803 : Collector of Coimbatore. 
 1805 : Principal Collector of Coimbatore. Died, I'jth July 1815, 
 at Fort St George. 
 
 GIBBES, George S.— 1830 : Writer. Died, i6th July 1833, 
 at Kamptee. 
 
 GLASS, Edward Binnet. — 1822: Writer. 1823: At liome. 
 1826 : Returned to India ; Acting Head Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1828 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1831 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate of Bellary. 1832 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Salem. 1833 : At liome. 1835 : Returned to 
 India. 1836 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Comba- 
 conum ; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah ; Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1837 : Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge of Guntoor; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of Madura. 1838: Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Chingleput ; Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Chicacole; Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole. 
 1840: Judge and Criminal Judge, Vizagapatam. 1842: Third 
 Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal, Xorthern Division. 
 1844 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Chicacole. 1859 : Proceeded on 
 furlough; Returned to India the same year ; Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Chicacole. i860 : Resigned the service in India. {Annuitant 
 on the Fund, i860.) Died, ijth December 1872. 
 
 GLEIG, Jonathan Duncan. — 181 2 : Writer. 1819 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah ; (At home.) 
 1822 : Returned to India. 1823 : Register at Salem. 1824 : Sub- 
 Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Madura ; {At home.) 1826 : 
 Returned to India ; Sub-Collector of Madura. 1828: Sub-Collector 
 and Magistrate of Madura. 1829 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 1832 : Returned to India; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Chittoor. 1833 : Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam, and 
 in Charge of the Treasury there. 1835 : Principal Collector and 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 61 
 
 Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1838 : Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Salem. 1844: Resigned the service, yl December, in India. 
 {Ammitant on the Fund, 1845.) Died, 20th January 1852. 
 
 GODDARD, Walter. — 1762: Writer. 1768: Factor and 
 Assistant at Masiilipatam. IVo trace after 1771. 
 
 GOLDIE, John Henry. — 1839 ' Writer. 1841 : Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1843: Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1844 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Register of the Court of Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawliit ; Acting Head Assistant to Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1845 : Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Bellary ; (Proceeded to Eiiro]je on furlough). 1848 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, IS'orth Arcot ; Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajalimundry. 1849 : 
 Acting Sub- Judge, Rajalimundry. 1850 : Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah ; Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Rajahmunclry ; Acting Sub-Collector and Magis- 
 trate, North Arcot. 1852 : Acting Sub- Judge, Chittoor. 1853 : 
 Sub-Judge, Chittoor. 1857 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Chittoor. 1858 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 
 1861 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1863 : On medical 
 leave to Europe for 18 months. 1865 : Resigned the service, i^th 
 Se2}temher. {Annuitant.) 
 
 GOLDINGHAM, John.— 1820 : Writer. 182 1 : Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of ISTellore. 1825 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1826 : Deputy Tamil Trans- 
 lator to Government ; Officiating Junior Deputy Secretary to the 
 Board of Revenue. 1827 : Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board 
 of Revenue. 1828 : Sub- Collector and Joint Magistrate of Tan- 
 jore. 1832 : At home on absentee allowance. 1835 : Returned to 
 India; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Salem. 1836: 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1837 : Acting 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Nellore ; Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Chingleput ; Acting Collector and Magistrate 
 of Guntoor. 1838 : Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1843 • 
 Collector and Magistrate of Northern Division, Arcot. 1849 : 
 Third Member of the Board of Revenue. 185 1 : Second Member 
 of the Board of Revenue. 1852 : Second Member of the Board 
 of Revenue, and Member of the College Board. 1855 : First 
 Member of the Board of Revenue, i860 : Resigned the service in 
 Marchy in India. {Annuitant on the Fund^ i860,) 
 
62 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 GOMONDE, Edwakd Thomas.— 1806 : Writer. 1807 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary in the Kevenue and Judicial Department. 
 1809 : Assistant to the Collector of Bellary. 181 2 : Student at 
 the College of Fort St. George ; Eegister of Seringapatam. Died^ 
 16th Decemher 18 13, at Seringapatam. 
 
 GOODLAD, William Martin.— 1762 : Writer. 1768 : Factor. 
 1771 : Junior Merchant. No trace after 1771. 
 
 GOODWYN, Thomas W.— 1831 : Writer. 1832 : Second 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 1833 : Register 
 of the Zillah of Madura. 1834 : Register of the Zillah of Rajali- 
 mundry. 1835 : Acting Assistant to the Principal Collector of 
 Madura, 1837 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of Madura, and Acting Head Assistant to the Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of Malabar ; Officiating Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1838 : Acting Head Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar; Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Malabar. 1839: Head Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1841 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Madura. 1842 : Proceeded 
 on furlough, 1845 '- Returned to India; Assistant Judge, Calicut. 
 1846: Subordinate Judge, Calicut. 185 1 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1854 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 
 1855 : Proceeded on furlough. 1856 : Returned to India. 1857 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1859 : Proceeded on furlough. 
 1861 : Resig7ied the service in England. {Annuitant on the Fund^ 
 1861.) 
 
 GORDON, William. — 1778: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant 
 and Assistant, Vizagapatam. 1795 : Senior Merchant and Assis- 
 tant, Ganjam. 1800: Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at 
 Masulipatam. 1803 : First Judge of the Court of Circuit and 
 Appeal for the Centre Division. 1806 : At home. 1809 : Out of 
 the service. 
 
 GORDON, William Hesse. — 1791 : Writer; Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1792: Under Searcher 
 at the Sea Gate. 1796: At home. 1797: Returned to India. 
 1799 : Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Seringapatam. 
 1806: At home. 1809: Returned to India. 18 10: At home. 
 Died, 2,^th June 1813, m England. 
 
 GORDON, William Colin. — 1 816: Writer. Died, Wi Februai^ 
 1820, at Coimhatore. 
 
 GORDON, James Richard. — 1847 : Writer. 1849 : Assistant 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 63 
 
 io Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1851 : Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1854 : Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1855 : Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. Died, ^tU December 1857, at 
 Velio re. 
 
 GOSLING, George Robert. — 1818 : Writer. 1820: Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Eellary. 1821 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. Died, 20th 
 December 1825, at Anantapore. 
 
 GOSTLING, Charles Philip. — 1848 : Writer. 1851 : Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1854 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Chingieput. 1855 : Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Chingieput ; Third Assistant to 
 Accountant-General. 1857 : Proceeded on furlowjli. Died, 1st 
 April 1857, at Exeter. 
 
 GO WAN, George. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial Depart- 
 ment. 1800 ; Assistant under the Secretary in the Military, 
 Political, and Secret Department ; Assistant Collector of Canara. 
 1804 : Register in the Northern Division of Arcot. 1805 : Subor- 
 dinate Collector of Canara. 1808: At home. 18 14: Returned 
 to India; Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of A'erdachellum. 
 182 1 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 
 1823 : Second Puisne Judge of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1826: At home. 1827: Out of the service. 
 
 GR.ffiME, Henry Sulivan. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Second 
 Assistant under the Collector of the Polygar Peishcush. 1799 : 
 Head Assistant under the Collector of the Polygar Peishcush. 
 1800 : Subordinate Collector in the Ceded Districts. 1803 ; Col- 
 lector in the Southern Division of Coimbatore. 1804 : Collector 
 in the Northern Division of Arcot. 1818 : Third Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1820 : Third Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Central Division ; Third Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 182 1 : Second Puisne Judge of the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1823 : Member of Council and President 
 of the Sudder Court and Board of Revenue. 1828 : Vacated 
 Council agreeably to the Regulations. 1830 : Resident at Nagpore. 
 1834: At home on absentee allowance. {Annuitant on the Fund 
 from ist Maij 1837.) 
 
 GRAHAM, David. — 1773 : Writer. 1778 : Factor. 1782 ; 
 Junior Merchant. No trace after 1783. 
 
64 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 GRAHAM, John.— i8 1 8 : Writer. 1820 : At home. 1825 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 GRANT, Alexander.— 1789 : Writer; Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Secret Department. No trace after 1789. 
 
 GRANT, Francis Alexander.— 1789 : Writer. 1790: Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Board of Ke venue. 1791 : Assistant 
 under one of the Collectors of Tanjore. 1 793 : Assistant under 
 the Resident at Kagpore. 1796: Collector in the Mayavaram 
 Districts of the Tanjore Country. 1799: Resident at ISTagpore. 
 1801 : At home. 1806 : Returned to India. 1809 : Judge and 
 Magistrate of the Zillah of Rajahmundry ; Third Judge of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Southern Division. 1811: Second Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1821 : Senior Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Southern Division. - 1824: First Puisne Judge 
 of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. {Anmdtant on the Fund 
 from 1st May 1832.) 
 
 GRANT, Patrick.— 181 7 : Writer. 1819: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue'; Register of the Zillah of 
 Nellore. 1820 : Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of the 
 Northern Division of Arcot. 1823 : Head Assistant to the Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division of Arcot. 
 1828 : At home on absentee allowance. 1831 : Returned to India. 
 1832: Sheriff of Madras. 1833: Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Canara. 1835 : Collector and Magistrate of Gunipor, and Acting 
 Collector of Rajahmundry. 1836 : Collector and Magistrate of 
 Rajahmundry. 1838: Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 
 Died, 2Sth May 1842, at Masulipatam. 
 
 GRANT, Robert. — 181 7: Writer. 1820: Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1824: Head Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1828 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of the Northern Division of Arcot. 1831 : 
 At home on absentee allowance. 1834: Returned to India, per 
 ''Amelia Tho7npson;" Judge and Criminal Judge of Nellore. 
 1844: Proceeded on furlough ; Resigned the 'service, 4th June, 
 in India. (Annuitant on the Fund, 1844.) Died, ist December 
 1870, in England. 
 
 GREENHILL, Joseph.— 178 1 : Writer. 1783: Assistant to 
 the Secretary to the Select Committee. 1784: Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Civil Department. 1786: Assistant to the Sec- 
 retary in .the Military Department, Deputy Garrison Storekeeper, 
 Acting Secretary to the Committee for Revising, Correcting, and 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 65 
 
 Re-publishing the Book of Military Regulations, and Surveyor of 
 the Company's Grounds. 1787: Assistant to the Board of Trade. 
 1788: Under Searcher at the Sea Gate. 1790: Upper Searcher 
 at the Sea Gate ; Deputy Sea Customer, and Deputy Controller- 
 General. 1791 : Garrison Storekeeper. 1796: Import Ware- 
 house-keeper. 1797: Commercial Resident at Ceylon. 1801 : At 
 home. 1803: Returned to India; Commercial Resident in the 
 Ceded Districts. 1805 : Military Paymaster at the Presidency 
 and of Extraordinaries. 1807: Garrison Storekeeper. 181 1: 
 Paymaster to the King's Troops. Died, iSth June 181 1, at 
 Madras. 
 
 GREENWAY, Edward Croft. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assis- 
 tant under the Secretary in Public, Revenue, and Commercial De- 
 partment; Assistant to the Collector in the Jaghire. 1799 : First 
 Assistant to the Collector in the Jaghire. i8ot : Collector in the 
 Jaghire; Collector of the Pulicat and the District of Setwadoo. 
 1803 : Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1809: 
 Acting Junior Puisne Judge of the Sudder Adawlut, and Sudder 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 181 1: Junior Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 Adawlut and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 1 82 1 : At home. 1826: 
 Returned to India; Judge and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of 
 Bellary. Died, 2'jth March 1828, at Mangalore. 
 
 GREENWAY, George S.— 1829 : Writer; Assistant to the 
 Collector of Trichinopoly. 1 83 1 : Second Assistant, afterwards Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1832 : 
 Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1833 : Special 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1835: 
 Register of the Zillah of Malabar. 1837 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge of Malabar ; Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Cochin. 1844: Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Canara. 1844 : Assistant Judge of Mangalore. 
 1 846 : Subordinate Judge of Mangalore. 1 848 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Trichinopoly. 1854 : Proceeded on furlough. Died, loth 
 March 1857, iri London. 
 
 GREGORY, Arthur William.— 1773 : Writer. 1778 : Factor. 
 1782 : Junior Merchant. 1790 : Senior Merchant. 1791 : 
 Senior Merchant and Paymaster at Chicacole. 1792: Second 
 in Council at Vizagapatam. 1795: Second in Council at Viza- 
 gapatam, and Accountant; also Collector of a Division of the 
 Vizianagram Zemindary. 1800 : At home. 1802 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
66 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 GREGORY, George. — 1793: Writer. 1796: Assistant under 
 the Export Warehouse-keeper, and Examiner in the Office of Com- 
 mercial Accountant. 1797 : Assistant under the Commercial 
 Resident at Ceylon; Deputy Commercial Resident at Ceylon. 
 1801 : Acting Commercial Agent at Ceylon. 1803 : Out of employ. 
 1806: Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Ramnad. 1809: 
 Collector of Cuddapah. 1810 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah 
 of Salem. 181 6 : Judge of the Zillah of Guntoor. 1818 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Ganjam. 182 1 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Chicacole. 1824 : At home. 
 1828 : Out of the service. 
 
 GRENFELL, St. Leger Murray. — 1850: Writer. 1853: 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1855 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of the Northern Division of 
 Arcot. 1856 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tan- 
 jore. Died, 22d February i860, at Caddapah. 
 
 GUY, Richard. — 1769: Writer. 1774: Eactor. 1776: 
 Assistant at Cuddalore. 1778 : Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior 
 Merchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 GWATKIN, John.— 1806 : Writer; Deputy Secretary to the 
 Board of Trade. 1807 : Acting Secretary to the Board of Trade. 
 1 8 10: Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1812 : Reporter of 
 External Commerce. 18 14: At home. 1815 : Returned to India; 
 Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1819 : Superintendent of 
 Investments, and in Charge of the Import Warehouse. 1820 : 
 Second Member of the Board of Trade. 1823: Export Ware- 
 house-keeper. 1824 : Commercial Superintendent and Warehouse- 
 keeper. 1830: At home on absentee alloivance. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund from 1st May 1832.) 
 
 HADOW, George John. — 1804: Writer. 1807 : Assistant to 
 the Chief Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Foreign Depart- 
 ment. 1808 : Assistant Collector of Government Sea Customs. 
 1 821: Collector of Government Sea Customs. 1830: Resigned 
 the service, in May. Died, ^th March iS6g, in EngJand. 
 
 HAIG, James. — 1808 : Writer. 1810 : Assistant to the 
 Superintendent of Stamps; Assistant to the Collector in the 
 Northern Division. 181 2 : Student at the College of Fort 
 St. George ; Register of the Zillah of Salem. 181 6 : Register of 
 the Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1822 : Acting Register of the Zillah of 
 Combaconum. 1824: Register of the Zillah of Combaconum ; 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 1832 : Acting Third 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 67 
 
 Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division ; {At home on 
 absentee allowance.) 1834: Returned to India, j^er " Ahherton" 
 
 1836 : Second Judge of Provincial Court, ^N'orthern Division, 
 and Acting Second Judge of Provincial Court, Southern Division. 
 
 1837 : Acting First Judge of Provincial Court, Southern Division. 
 1840 : First Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit 
 for the :N^orthern Division. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1840.) 
 Died, 2,1st May 1854, /;i England. 
 
 HAGGARD, John.— 1843 : Writer. 1845: Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. Died, ^oth June 1849, «^ 
 Tranquehar. 
 
 HALIBURTON, David. — 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor. 
 1778: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant, and Paymaster at Chandergherry. 1792 : 
 Member of the Board of Kevenue. 1795 '• Member of the Board 
 of Revenue and Persian Translator; {At home.) 1800: Out of 
 the service. 
 
 HALL, Henry. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant under the 
 Secret, Military, and Political Department, Dutch Translator, 
 and Deputy Commercial Resident at Banda. Died, 1799, at 
 Malacca. 
 
 HALL, Frederick. — 1825 : Writer. 1827 : Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1828: Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of Tinnevelly. id>2,o '. At home on abse7itee allowance. 
 1832: Returned to India, per '' Claudine.'' Died at sea, iT^th 
 May 1834, on hoard the ^' Hero of Maloicn.'^ 
 
 HALL, Arthur. — 1831 : Writer. 1834 : Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1836 : Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Korth Arcot. 1837 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Xorth Arcot. 
 1839: Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Xorth Arcot. 1842 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Xorth Arcot. 1843 '- Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 
 
 1846 : Acting Head Assistant to the Accountant-General, and 
 Acting Tamil Translator to Government ; Member of the College 
 Board; and Acting Sub-Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 
 
 1847 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1849 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Honore. 1854 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Arcot. 1857: On medical leave to England 
 for 24 months. 1859: Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 
 i860 : President of the Commissioners of Income Tax. 1862 : 
 
68 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 On medical leave for 12 months ; Resigned the service, 2$th 
 November. {Annuitant.) 
 
 HALLETT, Chaeles Hughes. — 1828: Writer. 1830: 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1832 : Acting Head 
 Assistant, afterwards Senior Assistant, to the Accountant- 
 General. 1834 : Kegister to the Provincial Court, Centre 
 Division ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of North 
 Arcot. 1836 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of North 
 Arcot. 1838 : At home on private affairs. 1839 : Returned to 
 India, per ^^ Tliomas Grenville." 1840: Out of emjyloij. 1842: 
 Head Assistant to Accountant-General ; Collector and Magistrate, 
 Southern Division of Arcot. Died, 4th Novemler 1843, ^^ ^^^^ 
 Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 HAMILTON, William (of Edinburgh).— 1766 : Writer. 177 1 : 
 Factor, and Assistant at Vizagapatam ; Junior Merchant, and 
 Assistant at Vizagapatam. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1790: At 
 home. 1795 : Out of the service. 
 
 HAMILTON, William (of Kinghorn). — 1766 : Writer. 1771 : 
 Factor. 1774: Junior Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 
 1790: Out of the service. 
 
 HAMILTON, Thomas. — 1768 : Factor. No trace after 1768. 
 
 HAMILTON, Robert. — 1789 : Writer. 1791 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public and Revenue Department. 1792 : 
 Assistant under the Resident at Cuddalore. 1796: Assistant to 
 the Collector of Baramahal. Died, 12th April 1797. 
 
 HAMILTON, John. — 1792 : Writer. Died, 1794, at sea. 
 
 HAMILTON, Sackville Robert. — 1800: Writer; Resigned, 
 gth August. 
 
 HAMILTON, Terrick. — 1800: Writer. 1804: Register of 
 the Zillah of Chingleput. 1805 : Register under the Collector 
 of the Northern Division of Arcot. 1806 : Register of the Court 
 of Appeal and Circuit, Centre Division. 1808 : At home. 1813 : 
 Resigned, 6th August, in England. 
 
 HAMILTON, Archibald. — 1839 • Writer. 1842 : Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1844: Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. Died, 
 6th June 1846, m India (Shevaroy Hills). 
 
 HAMMOND, Anthony. — 1771 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 
 1778 : At home. 1780 : Junior Merchant. 1782 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 HANBURT, John.— 1804 : Writer. 1806 : Assistant under 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 69 
 
 the Secretaiy to the Board of Revenue ; Assistant to the Col- 
 lector in the Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1 8 1 3 : Secretary to the Board 
 of Revenue. 1817 : Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1824: 
 Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 1827 : At Iwme on 
 absentee alloivance. 1832 : Returned to India ; Acting Cashier to 
 the Government Bank, and Superintendent of Lotteries. Died^ 
 iSth April 1834, at Madras. 
 
 HANKEY, Thomson. — 1792 : Writer. 1793 : Assistant under 
 the Commercial Resident at Salem. 1794: At home. 1795: 
 Returned to India. 1797 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Salem. 
 1800 : Resigned, 2W1 March, in India. 
 
 HARDING, Thomas.— 1802 : Writer. 1805 : Transferred 
 from the Bencoolen Establishment ; Assistant to the Commercial 
 Resident at Ramnad ; First Assistant to the Collector in 
 the Zillah of Dindigul. 1806 : Register to the Zillah of the 
 Southern Division of Tanjore. 1807 '- ^^ home. 181 2 : Out of 
 the service. 
 
 HARE, Edwakd. — 1778: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant, 
 and Assistant at Ganjam. 1802 : Out of the service. 
 
 HARGRAVE, Edward Robert. — 1793 : Writer. 1797 : Assis- 
 tant under the Secretary in the Secret, Military, and Political 
 Department; Assistant to the Collector of Guntoor. 1799: 
 Assistant under the Collector in the Mayavaram District of 
 Tanjore. 1801 : At home. 1803 : Returned to India; Collector 
 of the Zillah of Salem. 1823 : At home. 1828 : Returned to 
 India; Cashier of the Government Bank. Died, 1st March 1830, 
 at Salem.. 
 
 HARINGTON, William, Sen.— 1783 : Writer. 1785 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Select Committee. 1786: Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Military Department, and Assistant at 
 Tanjore. 1787 : Under the Secretary in the Secret Department. 
 1789 : Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1790 : Secre- 
 tary to the Board of Revenue. 1796 : Junior Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. 1799 '• Out of employ. 1806 : At home. 
 1813 : Restored to the service. 1814 : Returned to India; Acting 
 Postmaster- General. 1815 : Postmaster -General and Superin- 
 tendent of Lotteries. 1818 : Collector of Government Sea Cus- 
 toms. Died, 14th December 182 1, cd Fort St George. 
 
 HARINGTON, William, Jun.— 1815 : Writer. 181 7 : Assis- 
 tant to the Register of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 1819 : Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1821: 
 
70 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Northern 
 Division of Arcot. 1825 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate 
 of Northern Division of Arcot. 1827 : At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1829: Returned to India, per ^^ Nejptune." 1830: 
 Senior Deputy Register of the Sudder Adawlut. 1831 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Salem ; Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1832 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Chicacole ; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Salem. 
 1834: Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Chittoor. 1835: 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Salem ; Acting Third Judge 
 of the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1836 : Acting 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1837 : 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division ; Acting 
 First Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division ; Acting 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1838 : 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit for 
 the Southern Division. 1842 : Second Judge, afterwards First 
 Judge, of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit for the 
 Southern Division. 1844 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Trichinopoly. 
 1848 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. Died, 2Sth June 
 1849, at Coimbatore. 
 
 HAEKER, Robert. — 1776: Writer. 1782: Factor. No trace 
 after 1782. 
 
 HARRIS, Charles. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under 
 the Military Secretary. 1791 : Assistant under the Collector 
 in the Centre Division of Arcot. 1793 • Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1794: Assistant under the 
 Collector in the Southern Division of the Jaghire. 1796 : At 
 liome. 1797 : Returned to India; Senior Assistant to the Collector 
 of the Polygar Peishcush. 1798 : Second Member of the Tanjore 
 Commission. 1799 : Out of employ. 1800 : Collector in the 
 Tanjore Country. 1804: Out of employ. 1805: Sub-Director 
 and Treasurer of the Government Bank. 1806 : General Agent 
 for the Salt Monopoly. 1807 : Acting Member of the Board of 
 Revenue ; Second Judge of the Central Provincial Court. 1809 : 
 First Judge of the Central Provincial Court. 1821 : First Puisne 
 Judge of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1824: At home. 
 1827 : Returned to India. 1828 : First Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. 1829 : Member of Council and Presi- 
 dent of the Sudder Court. 1831 : President of the Revenue and 
 Marine Boards. 1834 : Quitted Council agreeably to the Regula- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. yt 
 
 tions, and appointed Senior oMember of the Board of Revenue. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, 1835.) 
 
 HARRIS, Stephen. — 1794 : "Writer, 1795 : Assistant under 
 the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1796 : Assistant under 
 the Accountant-General ; Head Assistant under the Resident at 
 Cuddalore. 1802: Assistant to the Military Paymaster-General ; 
 Second Assistant to the Manager for the Supply of Beetle, &c., 
 and Collector of Revenues derived from the Sale of Arrack, &c. 
 1804 : Assistant to the Collector of the Home Farms; {At home.) 
 1809: Returned to India; Commercial Resident at Cuddalore. 
 1812 : At home. 1817: Out of the service. 
 
 HARRIS, Hon. Michael Thomas. — 1799: Writer. 1802: 
 Assistant to the Collector of Ramnad and Tinnevelly. 1803 : 
 Assistant to the Collector of the Zillah of Ramnad. 1805 : At 
 home. 1807 : Returned to India; Deputy Revenue Accountant. 
 1810 : Old of employ. 181 1 : Deputy Collector of Madras. 
 181 5 : Superintendent of Police. 1816 : Collector of Canara. 
 1822 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. Died, I'jth 
 May 1824, at Manga! ore. 
 
 HARRIS, George Anstruther. — 1830 ; Writer. 1831 : Assis- 
 tant to the Chief Secretary. 1832 : Second Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Xorth Arcot; Acting Assistant to 
 the Chief Secretary. 1833 : Acting Register of the Zillah Court 
 of Cuddapah ; Second Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, 
 Vizagapatam ; Officiating Assistant to Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate, Xorth Arcot. 1836 : Acting Register of the Zillah 
 Court of Bellary ; Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Rajahmundry, and of Guntoor. 1838: Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Bellary ; Acting Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1839: Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Cochin, and at Malabar. 1842 : Assis- 
 tant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1843 : Sub- 
 Judge, Mangalore. 1846 : Assistant Judge at Manga] ore. 1848: 
 Officiating Civil and Sessions Judge, and Acting Sub-Judge, at 
 Mangalore. 1849 • Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1852 : 
 Acting Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1853: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore; Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, CaHcut. 1856 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Mangalore ; Acting Puisne Judge of the Court of Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1857 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Chittoor. 
 1862 : On medical leave for 15 months. 1863 : Civil and Sessions 
 
72 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Judge, Ootacamund ; Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1866 : 
 Resigned the service^ 2^th Jzihj. [Annuitant.) 
 
 HARRIS, Thomas Inglis Parish.— 1830 : Writer. 1833 : 
 Assistant under the Principal Collector of Tanjore ; Assistant 
 under the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1835 : 
 Assistant under the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Coim- 
 batore. 1837 : Acting Head Assistant to Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate, Madura. 1838: Register of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1839 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge, and Acting Sub-Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 
 1840 : Acting Assistant Judge, and Acting Register of the Zillah 
 Court, Canara. 1842 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Cochin. 1843 : Sub- Judge, Bellary. 1847 : Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Bellary. 1849 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 
 185 1 : Acting Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 1852 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore. 1853 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Trichinopoly. 1858 : On medical leave to Euro]pe 
 for 18 months, i860: Resumed Charge of Office. 1866: Re- 
 signed the service^ in February. (Annuitant.) 
 
 HARRISON, John. — 1808: Writer; Assistant under the 
 Collector of Tinnevelly. 181 1 : Deputy Commercial Resident at 
 Tinnevelly. Died, nth May 181 2, at Tinnevelly. 
 
 HARRISON, Benjamin, Sen.— 1807 : Writer. 1810 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 181 1 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Malabar. 1813 : Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector of Madura. 1814 : At home. 1819 : Out of the service. 
 
 HARRISON, Benjamin, Jun. — 1845 : Writer. 1847 : Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. Died, 2$th December 
 1847, at Guntoor. "'. 
 
 HASLEWOOD, Thomas.— 1778 : Writer. No trace after 
 1780. 
 
 HATHWAY, Arthur. — 1839: Writer. 1840: Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. 1841 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1842 : 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 
 1845 • Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1847 : Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1848 : Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1850 : Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah. 185 1 : Acting Sub- 
 Judge, afterwards Sub-Judge, Cuddapah. 1852 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Chittoor. 1857 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 73 
 
 Judge, Tinnevelly. 1858 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Madura ; Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara ; 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1859 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, Bellary. 1863 : On medical leave to Englayul for 12 
 months. Died, i 'j th Ajml jS66y 171 Lidia. 
 
 HAWKINS, William. — 1776 : Writer. 1782 : Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant, and Paymaster at Poonamallee. 1795: Paymaster 
 at Trichinopoly. 1800 : Paymaster at Tricliinopoly, and Garrison 
 Storekeeper. 1805 : At Iwme. 1808 : In India without employ. 
 1810 : Collector in the Zillah of Masulipatam. 1813 : A"o employ. 
 1815 : Third Judge of the Court of Appeal, Centre Division. 
 
 1819 : Second Judge of the Court of Appeal, Centre Division. 
 
 1820 : At home. 1823 : Agent to the East India Company at the 
 Cape of Good Hope. 1831 : Out of the service. 
 
 HAWKINS, William Brown.— 1832 : Writer. 1834 : Assis- 
 tant under the Principal Collector of North Arcot. 1836 : 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 
 1837 : Acting Eegister, afterwards Eegister, of the Zillah of 
 Bellary. 1838 : Assistant to Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Bellary; Eegister to the Zillah Court of Bellary. 1840: 
 Eegister to the Court of Appeal and Circuit, Centre Division. 
 1844: Extra Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 
 1845 : Subordinate Judge, Cuddapah. 1847 : Proceeded on 
 furlough. Died, yl July 1848, in London. 
 
 . HAY, James. — 1756 : Writer. 1768 : Senior Merchant. 1771 : 
 Senior Merchant, and Paymaster at Trichinopoly. 1774: At 
 home. 1776 : Resigned the service. 
 
 HEATH, JosiAH Marshall. — 1806 : Writer. 1808 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Board of Eevenue. 1809 : Fixed 
 Examiner under the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 181 1 : 
 Eegister to the Zillah of Chingleput. 1812 : Deputy Commercial 
 Eesident at Salem. 1820: Out of employ. 1825: At home. 
 (Annuitant on the Fund from 1st January 1829.) 
 
 HEPBURN, Samuel.— 1792 : Writer. Died at sea in 1794. 
 
 HEPBURN, James. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Eevenue, and Commercial Department ; 
 Head Assistant under the Collector in the Jaghire. 1801 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector in Coimbatore; Head Assistant 
 to the Collector in the Jaghire. 1802 : Collector in the Zillah 
 Caragoody. 1806 : Collector of Tinnevelly. 1813 : Collector of 
 Tanjore. 1Z2Q '. At home. 1824: Out of the -service. 
 
U MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 HEYWOOD, Edmund Culling. — 1838 : Writer. Died, Sth 
 July 1839, at Madras. 
 
 HICHENS, Robert. — 1838 : Writer. 1840: Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Kellore ; Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Rajahniundvy. 1841 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Masulipatam. Died, 2d November 1841, at Rajalimundry. 
 
 HIGGINSON, George Joseph. — 1776 : Junior Merchant and 
 vSub-Accountant. 1790: Out of the service. 
 
 HIGGINSON, Charles H. — 1799 : Writer. 1803 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary in the General and Commercial Department. 
 1804 : Deputy Revenue Accountant. 1807 : Register to Provincial 
 Court, Northern Division. 1 8 1 1 : Register to Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division ; Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of 
 Trichinopoly. 1821 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1824 : First Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. Died, iStk July 1824, at Trichinojyoly. 
 
 HILL, David. — 1804 : Writer. 1806 : Assistant to the Collec- 
 tor of the Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1807 : Assistant to the Principal 
 Collector of Malabar. 1809: Head Assistant to the Chief Sec- 
 retary to Government ; Deputy Postmaster. 1 8 1 o : Sub-Secretary 
 to Government. 181 2: Acting Secretary in the Revenue and 
 Judicial Department ; Paymaster of Carnatic Stipends ; Secretary 
 to Government. 1820: Paymaster of Carnatic Stipends at the 
 Presidency. 1824: Chief Secretary to Government. 1828: At 
 home. 1829 : Returned to India; Chief Secretary to Government. 
 1831 : At home on absentee alloivance. {Annuitant on the Fund, 
 from 1st May 1832.) 1832 : Appointed {2'jth July) an Assistant 
 in Examiner's Office of the Home Establishment of the East India 
 Company. 1836: Assistant Examiner. {Retired on pension, 2Ztli 
 March 1856.) Died, 16th October 1866, in England. 
 
 HIPPESLEY, John Coxe. — 1782: Writer. 1786: Paymaster 
 at Tanjore. 1787 : Member of the Committee of Inspection, 
 Tanjore. No trace after 1787. 
 
 HOARE, George. — 1771 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1792: Senior Mer- 
 chant, and Paymaster to the Army. 1795 : At horae. 1800 : Out 
 of the service. 
 
 HODGES, Ja:\ies. — 1764: Writer. 1771 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1776 : Senior Merchant, and Fourth in Council 
 at Masulipatam. 1791 : Second in Council at Masulipatam. 
 1792: At home. 1795: Out of the service. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 75 
 
 HODGSON, John. — 1792: AYriter. 1794: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department, 
 and Assistant to the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1796 : 
 Assistant under the Collector in the Jaghire. 1799 : Collector in 
 the Jaghire. 1800: Secretary in the Judicial and Revenue 
 Department. 1802 : Secretary to the Special Commission. 1803 : 
 Junior Member of the Board of Revenue. 1806 : Second Member 
 of the Board of Revenue. 1808: At home, 181 2: Returned to 
 India; Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 1813 : Senior 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1 8 1 9 : Fourth Member of 
 Council and President of the Board of Revenue. 1821 : At liome. 
 1823 : Out of tlie service. 
 
 HOISSARD, George Isaac. — 1771 : AVriter. 1776: Factor. 
 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782 : Senior Merchant, 1 79 1 : Senior 
 Merchant, and Assistant to Resident at Nagore, but to reside at 
 ISTegapatam. Died in i^gi. 
 
 HOLLAND, Francis. — 1806: Writer. 1810 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Military Department ; Assistant to the Collector 
 in the Zillah of Salem. 181 1 : Fixed Examiner in the Revenue 
 and Judicial Department. 18 13: Register to the Circuit Court, 
 Western Division. 182 1 : Sub-Collector and Assistant to the 
 Magistrate of Malabar. 1824: Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Malabar. Died on Ms passage to England, in 1828, on hoard the 
 " Valley fieUr 
 
 HOLLIER, Henry.— 1773: Writer. 1778: Factor. 1782: 
 Junior Merchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 HOLLOND, John.— 1 761: AVriter. 1768: Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1774: Senior Merchant. 1782: Member of 
 Council of the Governor. 1790 : Out of the service. 
 
 HOLLOND, Edward John. — 1769: Writer. 1774: Factor. 
 1778: Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. 1790: Sus- 
 pended from the service. 1792: At home. 1795: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 HOLLOND, Edward. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1791 : Out of employ. 
 1793: Assistant to the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and 
 Revenue Department ; Assistant under the Secretary to the Board 
 of Trade, and at the Import Warehouse. 1794 ^ Deputy Secretary 
 to the Board of Trade. 1797 : Assistant to the Board of Trade. 
 1798: At home. 1801 : Returned to India. 1802: At home. 
 1808 : Out of the service. 
 
je MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 HOME, Sir James, Bart., Sen. — 1808: Writer. 1809: Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 181 2 : At home. 
 
 1815 : Resigned, 6tli September, in England. 
 
 HOME, Sir James, Bart., Jun. — 181 9: Writer. 1820: 
 Assistant to the Collector of Sea Customs in Malabar and Canara. 
 1824: Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Malabar. 1825 : Register of the Zillah of Salem. 1827 : Deputy 
 Accountant-General in the Military Department. 1828 : Maly- 
 alum Translator to Government. 1830: Mint-Master. 1833: 
 At liome. 1836: Returned to India, and died, 12th March, at 
 Madras. 
 
 HOME, William G0SSET.--1828 : Writer. 1831 : At home on 
 absentee allowance. Died, 315^ October 1831, at Madeira. 
 
 HONEYMAN, Richard Bempde Johnstone. — 1806 : Writer. 
 1807 : Assistant under the Chief Secretary in the Secret and 
 Foreign Department ; Assistant to the Collector of Coimbatore. 
 1809 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Ramnad. 18 11 : At home. 
 
 1816 : Old of the service. 
 
 HOOPER, George Stanley. — 181 7 : Writer. 1819 : ^f home. 
 1823: Returned to India ; Assistant to the Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Tinnevelly. 1826 : Register of the Zillah of Malabar. 
 
 1827 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of Canara. 
 
 1828 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 
 1830 : Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 1832 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1833 • J^^^g® and 
 Criminal Judge of Madura. 1836 : Acting Third Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1837 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Madura. 1841 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court of 
 Appeal and Circuit, Western Division. 1842 : Third Judge, after- 
 wards Second Judge, of the Provincial Court of Appeal and 
 Circuit, Southern Division. 1844 • Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Madura. 1847 : First Puisne Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and 
 Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 1855 : Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. i860: Resigried the 
 service, May, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, i860.) 
 
 HOOPER, Edward Pulteney Stanley. — 1844 : AVriter. Died, 
 26th Jtdy 1846, at Ramnad. 
 
 HORNBY, John. — 1789 : Writer. 1790 : Assistant under the 
 Accountant and Import Warehouse-keeper. 1793: At home; 
 No trace after this date. 
 
 HORNE, Benjamin. — 18 14 : AVriter. 181 7 : Second Assistant 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 77 
 
 to the Collector of Tricliinopoly. Died, igtJi May 1819, near 
 Trichiiiopoh/. 
 
 HORSLEY, John. — 1817 : Writer. 1821:"^^ home. '1824: 
 Returned to India; Register to the Zillah of Madura. 1826: 
 Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Tan- 
 jore. 1828 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 
 1829 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of ^Madura. 
 1832 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1842 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge, Madura ; Second Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit, Northern Division. 1 844 : Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Guntoor. 1850 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Cuddalore. Died, 12th June 185 1, at Madras. 
 
 HORSLEY, Ralph.— 185 1 : Writer. 1853: Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. Died, 4th Jidij 1856, at 
 Bellary. 
 
 HOUSTOUN, George. — 1805 : Writer. Died, 16th Ssj^temher 
 1806. 
 
 HOWDEN, Robert.— 1 781 : Writer. 1783 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee. 1784: Secretary to General 
 Ogle. 1786 : Assistant to the Secretary in the Military Depart- 
 ment and Superintendent of Godown. 1787 : Deputy Commercial 
 Storekeeper. Died, 26th June 1788. 
 
 HUDDLESTON, John.— 1766 : Writer. 1771 : Factor. 1774 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1776 : Junior Merchant, and Fifth in Council 
 at Ganjam. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1790: Out of the service. 
 
 HUDDLESTON, Andrew Fleming.— 181 2 : Writer. 181 7 : 
 Assistant to the Collector of Sea Customs at Malabar and Canara. 
 1821 : At home. 1825 : Returned to India; Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1826 : Sub- 
 Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Canara. 1831 : Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1832 : Third Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Western Division. 1833 : At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1838 : Absent jive years, and out of the service. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund, 1841.) Died, 2d September 1861, in England. 
 
 HUDLESTON, John Burland.— 1804 : Writer. 1806 : Acting 
 Register of the Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1807 : Register of the 
 Zillah of Tinnevelly. 181 2 : Register of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1818 : Justice of the Peace. 1820: Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Tinnevelly ; Collector 
 and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. Died, 6th June 1823. 
 
 HUDLESTON, William. — 1808 : AVriter. 18 14: First 
 
78 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 Assistant to the Register of the Sudder and Fouj dairy Adawhit. 
 1815 : Leave to the Cape, and eventually to Europe. 181 7 : Re- 
 turned to India; Assistant to the Register of the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1818 : First Assistant to the Register of the 
 Sndder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1819 : Junior Deputy Register 
 of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 182 1 : Secretary to the 
 Trustees of the Civil Fund. 1824 : Register to the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut, and Persian Secretary to Government. 1826 : 
 At home on absentee allowance. 1830: Returned to India, per 
 ''Minerva;" Secretary to the Marine Board. 1831 : Register to 
 the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1832 : Third Judge, after- 
 wards Officiating Second Judge, of the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1838 : Second Puisne Judge of the Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1840.) Died, 2gth 
 June 1855, in England. 
 
 HUDLESTON, Josiah Andrew. — 1817 : Writer. 1820: 
 Second Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 
 1824 ; Head Assistant to the Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1826 : Acting Deputy Register of the Sudder Court. 
 1828 : Deputy Collector of Madras. 1831 : Superintendent of 
 Stationery. 1836: Acting Collector of Madras. 1837: Deputy 
 Collector of Madras and Superintendent of Stationery. 1844: 
 Collector of Madras. 1855 : Resigned the service, 1st May, in 
 India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1856.) 
 
 HUDSON, Mark Gilbert. — 1796 : Writer. 1798 : On leave to 
 the Cape. 1799: Returned to India; Assistant in the Public, 
 Revenue, and Commercial Department. 1800: Assistant under 
 the Collector of Guntoor. 1803 : Deputy Postmaster at Guntoor. 
 1807: Deputy Commercial Resident at Ganjam. 1810: Com- 
 mercial Resident at Ganjam. Died, igth July 18 12, at Ganjam. 
 
 HUGHES, Robert.— 1766: Writer. 1771 : Factor and Assis- 
 tant at Masulipatam. 1774: Junior Merchant. 1776: Junior 
 Merchant, and Fourth in Council at Ganjam. 1778 : Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1791 : Senior Merchant, and Collector of Revenue in 
 Guntoor Circar. 1795 : Paymaster in the Burramehal and Salem. 
 1800: Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Madura. Died, 
 I'jth April 1803, in England. 
 
 HUNTER, John Alexander. — 1840: Writer. 1842: Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmiindry. 1846 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, Yiza- 
 gapatam. Died, gth July 1S4S, at Vizianagram. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 79 
 
 HXJRDIS, Thomas Bower. — 1792: Writer; Assistant under the 
 Accountant to the Board of Kevenue. 1793 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Military Department. 
 1794 : Assistant to the Military Paymaster-General, and Assistant 
 to the Collector in the Burramehal. 1796: Head Assistant 
 under the Collector of Eamnad. 1798 : Acting Collector of Din- 
 digul. 1799 : Collector of Dindigul. 1801 : Collector of Madura 
 and Dependent Polygars. 1 803 : Kegister of the Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1806 : Puisne Judge of the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. Died, i6fh November 1808, at Madras. 
 
 HUTT, JoHN.~i8i3 : Writer. 1817 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Xellore. 1818 : Kegister of the Provincial Court, Centre 
 Division. iS 21 : At home. 1S26 i Out of the service. 
 
 HYDE, Charles. — 1797 ; Writer. 1799 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1800 : Assistant under the 
 Commercial Resident at Salem. 1801 : Assistant under the Col- 
 lector of Burramehal and Salem. 1803 : Assistant to the Collector 
 of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1805 : Subordinate Collector 
 of the ISTorthern Division of Arcot. 1808 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of the ISTorthern Division of Arcot. 1809 : Collector 
 in the Zillah of Chingleput. 181 1 : Collector in the Zillah of 
 Yizagapatam. 181 3 : Collector in the Southern Division of Arcot. 
 182 1 : Principal Collector and Magistrate in the Southern Division 
 of Arcot. 1826 : At home on absentee allowance. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund from 1st May 183 1.) 
 
 IBBETSON, Samuel. — 1802 : Writer. 1804: Assistant to the 
 Collector of Tinnevelly. 1806 : Register of the Zillah of the 
 ISTorthern Division of Malabar. 1808 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Tellicherry. 1810 : Register of the Zillah of Rajahmundry. 
 181 2 : Register of the Zillah of Southern Malabar. 181 5 : At 
 home. 1819 : Returned to India; Sheriff of Madras. 1820: 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Bellary. Died, ^th April 1826, at 
 Bellary. 
 
 INCE, Daniel. — 1781 : Writer. 1783 : Assistant at Ganjam. 
 1787 : Assistant to the Secretary in the Public and Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1788 : Deputy Secretary in the Military Department. 
 1790: Secretary in the Military Department. i793 • B>eputy 
 Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Department. 
 J 797 : Collector in the First Division of the Masulipatam Districts. 
 1800 : Resigned^ Wi Ajyril, in India. 
 
 INGLIS, William Arthur David.— 1827 : Writer. 1828 : 
 
8o MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of Nellore. 1830 : Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 
 1833 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Bellary. 1835 : Sub-Collector of Ganjam. 1838 : At 
 liome on absentee dlloicance. 1842 : Returned to India. 1843 • 
 Out of employ. 1845 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 
 1848 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Chingleput. 1853 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Chingleput, and Member of the College Board. 
 
 1855 : Proceeded on furlough. 1856 : Resigned the service, 1st 
 May, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1857.) 
 
 IRVINE, Patrick. — 1832 : Writer, 1834 : Assistant to Prin- 
 cipal Collector of Salem. 1836 : Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Yizagapatam. 1837 : Assistant to Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate, Salem. 1838 : Acting Head Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1840 : Head Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, ^Madura ; {Proceeded to Europe 
 on furlough.) 1844 : Acting Sub-Judge, Calicut. 1845 : Acting 
 Sub- Judge, Mangalore. 1846 : Acting Assistant Judge, and 
 Acting Sub-Judge, Mangalore; Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Bellary. 1847 : Sub-Judge, Rajahmundry. 1848 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Chicacole. 1849 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam, and at Guntoor. 1850 : Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam. 1851 : Proceeded to 
 E^irope on furlough. 1853 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Nellore ; and Acting Sub-Judge, Rajahmundry. 1854: Sub- 
 Judge, Rajahmundry. 1855 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Guntoor. 
 
 1856 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 1859 : On medical 
 leave to Europe for 24 months. 1862 : Resigned the service, 
 23^ Api^il. {Annuitant.) Died, i^th June 1876, in England. 
 
 IRWIN, Eyles. — 1767 : "Writer. 1774 : Factor. 1776 : Junior 
 Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1780: At home. 1782: In 
 India. No trace after this date. 
 
 IRWIN, William Robert. — 1795: Writer. 1798: Assistant 
 under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Assistant under the 
 Resident at Tanjore ; Assistant to the Collector at Tanjore. 1802 : 
 Register to the Court of Circuit and Appeal, Northern Division. 
 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of Madura. Died, 2d September 18 10, 
 at sea, near Malacca. 
 
 JACKSON, William. —1770: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: Out of the 
 service. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 8i 
 
 JACKSON, William Collins. — 1781 : Writer. 1783 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Select Committee. 1785 : Deputy 
 Secretary to the Select Committee. 1786 : Deputy Secretary in 
 the ^Military and Political Department ; Dutch, Spanish, and 
 Portuguese Translator. 1790: Secretary in the ^lilitary, Poli- 
 tical, and Secret Department, and Judge Advocate-General. 1797 : 
 Collector of the Southern Polygar Peishcush, and of Ramnad. 
 1799 : At home. 1812 : Resigned, iSth March, in England. 
 
 JACKSON, Thomas Scott. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the PoHtical and Revenue Department. 
 1791 : Assistant imder Collector of Tinnevelly. 1793: Assistant 
 under Manager for supplying Beetle Tobacco and Ganja. 1794: 
 At home. 1797 : Returned to India. 1798 : Paymaster and Gar- 
 rison Storekeeper at Kistnagherry and its Dependency. 1799: 
 Out of employ ; At home. 1806: Returned to India. 1807: Pay- 
 master and Garrison Storekeeper at Vizagapatam. Died, jth June 
 1807, at Vizagapatam. 
 
 JARRETT, Thomas. — 1790: Writer on the Bencoolen* Estab- 
 lishment. 1805 : Transferred to Madras Presidency. 1806 : 
 Commercial Resident at Masulipatam. 1807 : Collector in the 
 Zillah of Guntoor. 181 1 : Collector in the Zillah of Chingleput. 
 1 8 14: Sub-Treasurer. [Annuitant on the Fund from Deeemher 
 1832.) Died, iith September 1837, at Groojnbridge, near Tun- 
 hridge Wells. 
 
 JELLICOE, William Edward.— 1830 : Writer. 1831 : Doing 
 Duty under the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 
 1837 : Acting Register of the Zillah Court of Rajahmundry. 
 1838 : Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Nellore ; Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of 
 Guntoor; Acting Register in the Provincial Court, Northern 
 Division. 1839 : Acting Register, afterwards Register of the 
 Zillah of Rajahmundry ; Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Guntoor. 1843 : Register of the Zillah Court of Chit- 
 toor. 1844 : Proceeded on furlough. 1846 : Resigned the service, 
 TfOth September. 
 
 JERVIS, John. — 1789 : Writer; Assistant under the Secretary 
 in the Secret Department. 1 790 : Assistant under the Accountant. 
 1791 : Assistant under one of the Collectors of Ganjam. 1793 : 
 Assistant under the Sea Customer. 1796: Assistant under the 
 Collector of Jaffnapatam. 1797 : Assistant to the Resident at 
 Ceylon. Died, December ijgj. 
 
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82 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 JESSUP, George Kilby. — 1807 : Writer. 1809 : Assistant to 
 the Chief Secretary in the Secret, PoHtical, and Foreign Depart- 
 ment. 1812 : Head Assistant to the Collector of Madura. Died, 
 7,0th January 181 3. 
 
 JOHNSON, Samuel, Sen. — 1754 : Writer. 1768 : Senior Mer- 
 chant, and Second in Council at Masulipatam. 1774: Member 
 of Council of the Governor. 1776 : Member of Council of the 
 Governor, and Chief of Yizagapatam. 1790 : Out of the service. 
 
 JOHNSON, Samuel, Jun. — 1781 : Writer. 1782 : Paymaster at 
 Madura. 1787: Paymaster at Trichinopoly. 1790: Suspended, 
 and dismissed from the service. 
 
 JONES, Charles Edward. — 1767: Writer. 1774: Factor. 
 1776: Junior Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1782: At 
 home. No trace after 1782. 
 
 JONES, AVilliam. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant; 
 Inspector of Godo^ms, and Deputy Civil Storekeeper; Post- 
 master-General. 1800: Commercial Kesident at Amboyna and 
 Banda. 1801 : Sub-Treasurer and Mint-Master. 1806 : At home, 
 1809 : Out of the service. 
 
 JOURDAN, Francis. — 1759 : Writer. 1768 : Junior Merchant. 
 1771 : Senior Merchant. 1774: Senior Merchant, and Third in 
 Council at Masidipatam. 1776: Member of Council of the 
 Governor. 1777: Recalled by order of the General Court, gth 
 May. 1780: Suspended fr 07)1 service. 
 
 KAYE, Charles Turton. — 1831 : AVriter. 1832: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1834: 
 Acting Eegister of the Zillah of Malabar. 1835 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector. 1836 : Second Assistant and 
 Acting First Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1838: First 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General, and Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1839 : First Assistant 
 to the Accountant-General. 1841 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge, Chingleput. 1843 • Proceeded on furlough. 
 1846: Returned to India. Died, 24th August 1846, at 
 Madras. 
 
 KEATE, Charles Robert Henry. — 1832 : Writer. Died, $th 
 January 1835, at Tanjore. 
 
 KEATING, Michael. — 1776 : AYriter. 1782 : Factor. 1790 : 
 Senior Merchant ; In Council at Vizagapatam, and Paymaster of 
 the Troops. 1792: Manager of the HaveUies, Yiz^gapatajji. 
 1800 : At home. 1805 : Out of the service. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 83 
 
 KEBLE, George Gilbert. — 1794: Writer. 1796: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue De- 
 partment. 1798 : Senior Assistant under the Superintendent of 
 the Export Warehouse ; Head Assistant in the Public Depart- 
 ment, and French Translator. 1801 : Secretary to Government in 
 the Public and Commercial Department. 1809 : Sub-Treasurer 
 and Postmaster-General. Died, 26th August 181 1, a^ Guddalore. 
 
 KEENE, George Henry. — 1801 : Writer. 1804 : Assistant to 
 the Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1805 : At 
 home. 1809 : Returned to India; Register of the Zillah of Rajah- 
 mundry. 1810 : Second Assistant under the Register of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1^11 : At liome. 1816 : Out of the service. 
 
 KELSO, Alexander Hamilton. — 1800 : AVriter. 1802 : 
 Assistant to the Collector of the AVestorn Polygar Peishcush and 
 of Arcot, jSTorth of the River Palar. 1805 : Subordinate Collector 
 of Coimbatore. 1807 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of 
 Mangalore. 1808: Commissioner at Tranquebar. 181 1: At home; 
 Old of the service. 
 
 KENNAWAY, Richard.— 1806 : Writer. Died, 30/^ Mcv/ 
 I So 7, cd Reicarri. 
 
 KENSINGTON, Henry AYarner. — 1808 : Writer. 18 10: 
 Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1811 : 
 Assistant to the Collector of Cuddapah. 1 8 1 4 : Register of the 
 Zillah of Vizagapatam. 1 8 1 5 : Register of the Zillah of Chingle- 
 put. 1819 : Assistant to the Mint-Master. 1820 : Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of ^[alabar. 1822 : Register to the 
 Provincial Court, Southern Division. Died, 12th May 1825, at 
 Cuddcdore. 
 
 KEN WORTHY, John. — 1770 : Writer. 1776 : Factor. 1778 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: At home. 
 1795: Resident at Cuddalore. 1800: Commercial Resident at 
 Tinnevelly and Ramnad. 1803 : Garrison Storekeeper. 1806 : 
 Garrison Storekeeper and Postmaster-General. 1808: Postmaster- 
 General. 1809: Postmaster-General and Sub-Treasurer. 1810: 
 Second Member of the Board of Trade. Died, 24th Jidy 181 2, 
 at Fort St. George. 
 
 KINCHANT, Richard. — 1769: Writer. 1774'- Factor and 
 Assistant at Cuddalore. 1778: Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior 
 Merchant. 1791 : Senior Merchant and Resident at Ragapore. 
 1795 : At home. 1800 : Commercial Resident at Cuddalore. 
 1809: Commercial Resident at Cuddalore, and in Charge of the 
 
84 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Revenues of Pondicherry and Cuddalore. Died^ 24th August, 
 1809, at Cuddalore. 
 
 KINDERSLEY, Nathaniel Edward. — 1779: Writer. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant, and Member of the Board of Trade ; also Assis- 
 tant to Persian Translator. 1792 : Collector in Southern Division 
 of Arcot. 1800 : At home. 1805 : Out of the service. 
 
 KINDERSLEY, Nathaniel William. — 1814: Writer. 181 7: 
 Second Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 
 t8i8 : At home. 1822: Returned to India; Head Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 1824 : Sub-Collector and 
 Assistant Magistrate of Canara. 1825 : Sub-Collector of Tinnevelly. 
 1828: Principal Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1837: 
 Princi^Dal Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1843 • Second 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1844 : Proceeded on furlough ; 
 Resigned the service, 1st June, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 
 1843.) Died, yl December 1844, in England. 
 
 KINDERSLEY, Edward Cockburn. — 1815 : Writer. 1817: 
 Resigned, zSfh Mag, in England. 
 
 KING, Philip Stevens. — 1781 : Writer. Lost on his 2^cissage 
 to Bengal in 1783. 
 
 KING, James. — 1807 : Writer. 1809 : Assistant to the Secre- 
 tary in the Military Department. 1810 : Fixed Examiner to the 
 Military Department. 181 2 : Acting Register of the Zillah of 
 Verdachellum. 1813: Register of the Zillah of Verdachellum. 
 Died, 10th May 18 14, at Pondicherry. 
 
 KINGSCOTE, Thomas.— 1773 : Writer. 1778 : Factor. 1782 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1790: Senior Merchant, and Agent for Cloth- 
 ing Company's Troops. 1792 : Commissary of Grain and Pro- 
 visions to the Army. 1793: At home. 1799: Out of the service. 
 
 KINLOCK, Peregrine. — 1797 : AVriter. 1 798 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1799: Assistant under 
 the Collector of Ramnad. 1801 : Assistant under the Collector 
 of Trichinopoly. 1804: Acting Collector to the Register of 
 Trichinopoly. 1805 : Register of the Southern Division of 
 Arcot. 1806: Collector of the Zillah of Ramnad. Lost, 
 20th November 1808, in the ship ^^ Lord Nelson," on his passage 
 home. 
 
 KNOX, William. — 1834: Writer. 1837 : Assistant to Collec- 
 tor and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1838 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1839 : Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1 840 : At first Acting 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 85 
 
 Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Rajahmundry. 1843: Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Crimi- 
 nal Judge, Yizagapatam ; Acting Sul3 - Collector and Magistrate, 
 Cuddapah. 1845: Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cud- 
 dapah ; Proceeded to Eurox)e on furlough. 1849: Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint-Magistrate, Madura; also Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, ^ladura. 1850: Principal Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of 
 Madras, Ganjam. 1854: Acting Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor in Ganjam. 1857: Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Masulipatam. 1859 : Collector and Magistrate, Eastna. 
 i860; On medical leave for 15 months. 1861 : Resigned the ser- 
 vice, 2'jth December, in England. {Annuitant.) Died, 2']th 
 October 1867. 
 
 KNOX, Thomas John. — 1839: Writer. 1840: Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1841 : Acting Register 
 of the Zillah Court of Rajahmundry. 1843 : Register of the 
 Zillali Court of Rajahmundry ; Acting Head Assistant, afterwards 
 Head Assistant, to the Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 
 1846 : Acting Sub-Judge of the Zillah of Rajahmundry. 1848 : 
 Proceeded, to Europe on furlough. 1853 : Acting Deputy Col- 
 lector of Sea Customs, Madras, and Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Malabar. 1855 : Principal Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Madras, in Yiza- 
 gapatam ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam. 1857 : 
 Acting Collector and ]\Iagistrate, Masulipatam. 1858 : Acting Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Madras, 
 in Ganjam. 1859: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Masuli- 
 patam; Acting Collector and Magistrate at Salem, i860: Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Chicacole. 1864 : On medical leave to Europe 
 for 15 months. 1865 : Resigned the service, zSth October^ in Eng 
 land. {Annuitant.) Died, ^d October, 1877. 
 
 LACON, Henry. — 1807 : Writer. 1810 : Assistant to the 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1811 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Ganjam. 1813 : Register of the Zillah of 
 jSTorthern Malabar. 1819: At home. 1823: Returned to India ; 
 Commissioner for Small Claims on the Carnatic Fund. 1827: 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Chicacole. 1830 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. 1831 : Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Cuddapah. {Annuitant on fhe Fund from 1st 
 January 1835.) Died, 1st February 1864, i7i England. 
 
86 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 LANDON, James. — 1777: Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant ; Upper Searcher at Sea Gate ; Deputy Customer 
 and Assay Master. 1792: Collector in the Centre Division of 
 Arcot. Died, 2 2d June 1794. 
 
 LANE, Richard. — 1777: Writer. Died, August 1777, in 
 Bengal. 
 
 LANE, John Fraser. — 1804 : Writer. 1807 : Assistant to the 
 Collector of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1809 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of the Zillah of Bellary. 18 14: Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1815 : French Translator 
 to Government. 1816: Deputy Collector of Madras. 1820: 
 Secretary to the Mint Committee; Superintendent of the Issue 
 and Custody of Stationery. 182 1 : Collector and Magistrate of 
 Masulipatam, and in Charge of the Treasury there. Died, 2d 
 January 1824, (^t Madras. 
 
 LARKING-, William Fleete. — 1807: Writer. 1810: Assis- 
 tant to the Chief Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Foreign 
 Department. Droioned, 2,0th April 181 2, icliile bathing at Viza- 
 gapatam. 
 
 LASCELLES, Francis.— 18 15 : Writer. 1818 : Second Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1820 : Register 
 of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1826 : Register of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. 1827 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 1829 : Returned to India. 1831 : Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Combaconum. 1832: Acting Third Judge of Provincial 
 Court, Southern Division. 1833 : Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Chittoor; Out of employ for seve7i months. 1835: Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Chittoor. 1839: Judge and Criminal Judge 
 of Cuddapah. 1840 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Rajahmundry. 
 1843: Out of employ. 1845: Civil and Sessions Judge, Second 
 Class, Honore. 1856: Proceeded on furlough; Resigned the 
 service, 20th December t in India. (Atmuitaiit on the Fund, 
 1858.) Died, i^th July 1882, at Brighton. 
 
 L ATHOM, Richard. — 1 756: Writer. 1768: Junior Merchant. 
 1 7 7 1 : Senior Merchant and Resident at Ingeram. 1776: Member 
 of Coimcil of the Governor. 1777 : Recalled by order of the 
 General Court, ^th May. 1780: Chief at Cuddalore. No trace 
 after 1782. 
 
 L ATHOM, Robert George. — 1776: Writer. 1782: Factor. 
 Talcen prisoner by Hyder Ally. No trace after 1782. 
 
 LATHOM, Richard Henry. — 1794: Writer. 1797 : Assistant 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. Sy 
 
 under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1798: Senior 
 Assistant under the Accountant-General. i799 • ^"^ ^/ cm^^^!/- 
 1800 : Assistant under the Collector in the Third Division of Viza- 
 gapatam District. 1802 : Register of the Court of Circuit and 
 Appeal, Northern Division. 1803 : Judge of the Zillah of Ram- 
 nad. 1807 : Judge and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. Died, Sth 
 October 18 10, at Trichinoiiohj. 
 
 LAUTOUR, James.— 1806 : Writer. 1808 : At liome. 1816 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 LAVIE, ^YILLIAM. — 1824: Writer; Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate of Madura. 1826 : Register of the Zillah of Com- 
 baconuni. 1828: Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of 
 Canara. 1831 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 
 1832 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Canara. 
 1834: Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 
 1835 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1836 : 
 At home on absentee alloicance. 1839 : Returned to India. 1840 : 
 Out of ejnploij. 1841 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Canara. 
 1842 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, 
 Centre Division. 1844: Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah; 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Chittoor. 1848 : Resigned the service, 
 I Sth April {Annuitant on the Fund, 1848.) Died, 2Sth April 
 1862, in England. 
 
 LENNOX, John.— 1778: Writer. 1782: At home. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant and Assistant at Maddepollam. 1792: Pay- 
 master at Aska and Ganjam. 1795: Paymaster at Ongole 
 and in the Palnaud. 1800: At home. 1805: Out of the ser- 
 vice. 
 
 LEVINGE, Yere Henry.— 1839 : Writer. 1841 : Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, ]\Iadura, and at Tanjoro. 1842 : 
 Acting Register of the Zillah Court of Madura. 1843 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1845 : 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1851 : 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madura; Proceeded 
 to Europe on furlough. 1854 : Acting Sub- Judge, Combaconum ; 
 and Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1856: 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1858: Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, TinneveUy. 1859: Collector and 
 Magistrate, North Canara. i860: Collector and Magistrate, 
 Madura. 1867 : Resigned the service, Sth April. (Annuitant.) 
 
 LEWIN, Thomas. — 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1778: 
 
88 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant; At home; Returned 
 to India. 1790 : At home. 1792 : In India tcithout employment. 
 1800 : Out of the service. 
 
 LEWIN, Malcolm.— 1815 : Writer. 1818 : Third Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1819 : Kegistcr of 
 the Zillah of Malabar. 1824: Acting Register of the Zillah of 
 Canara. 1825 : Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate 
 of Canara. 1826 : Acting Additional Sub-Collector of Canara. 
 1828 : Additional Sub-Collector of Canara. 1830 : At home on 
 absentee allowaiice. 1834: Returned to India; Collector and 
 Magistrate of Guntoor. 1835 : Collector and Magistrate of Rajah- 
 mundry, and Acting Second Judge of Provincial Court, Northern 
 Division. 1836 : Principal Collector and INIagistrate of Canara. 
 1838 : Acting Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Divi- 
 sion. 1839 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1840 : 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, Centre 
 Division. 1842 : Third Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1845: Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and 
 Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 1846 : Second Judge of the Sudder 
 Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut, and appointed Pro- 
 visional iVrember of Council of the Governor ; Resirpied the service, 
 10th December. {Annuitant on the Fund^ 1848.) Died, ^th 
 March 1869, in England. 
 
 LEWIN, Frederick Mortimer. — 1818 ; Writer. 182 1 : 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division 
 of Arcot. 1824 : Register and Assistant Collector of Seringapatam. 
 1827 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 1828 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Salem. 1831 : At home on absentee 
 alloioance. 1833: Returned to India, per ^^ Horatio." 1835: 
 Acting Zillah Judge of Combaconum ; afterwards Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Combaconum. 1844: Civil and Sessions 
 Judge of Combaconum. 1847 • R^^^yned the service. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund, 1847.) Died, I'jth June 1877, in Eng- 
 land. 
 
 LEWIN, Richard Cotton. — 1846 : Writer. Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 185 1 : Proceeded on furlough. 
 1852: Returned to India; Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Northern Division of Arcot. 1855 : Assistant to Collec- 
 tor and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1857: Additional Sub -Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. Died, 2W1 July 1858, at 
 Bellary. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 89 
 
 LEWIS, John Walter.— 1808: Writer. 1814: Acting Assis- 
 tant to the Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1 8 16: Register of the Zillah of Masulipatum. 1819: At home. 
 1823: Returned to India; Register of the Zillah of Carnatic. 
 1824: Deputy Collector of Government Sea Customs at Madras. 
 1827 : At home on absentee aUoicance. (Annuitant on the Fund 
 from 1st January 1829, and died, 20th October 1836, at Fox- 
 down, near Wellington, Somersetshire.) 
 
 LIGHT, William. — 1765: Writer. 1768: Assistant at Cud- 
 dalore. 177 1 : Factor. 1774: Junior Merchant. 1776: Senior 
 Merchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 LIMOND, David Rouse.— 183 i : Writer. 1833 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of Tinnevelly. 1836 : Acting Register, afterwards 
 Register of the Zillah of Madura. 1838 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge of Madura ; and in Charge of Auxiliary 
 Court at Tinnevelly ; also Register of the Zillah Court of iMadura. 
 1 844 : Extra Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, jMadura. 
 1845 : Subordinate Judge, Madura. Died, iSth November 1846, 
 at Madura. 
 
 LIND, Francis. — 1771 : Writer. 1776 : Factor. 1780 : Junior 
 Merchant. 1782 : Senior Merchant and Military Storekeeper. 
 1792: At home. 1800: Out of the service. 
 
 LINLEY, William. — 1790: Writer; Assistant under the 
 MiUtary Secretary. 1791 : Assistant under the Collector of Madura 
 and Dindigul. 1793: Deputy Secretary to the Military Board. 
 1796: At home. 1800: Returned to India. 1801 : Paymaster 
 and Garrison Storekeeper, at Xellore and Dependencies. 1805 : 
 Sub-Treasurer and Mint-Master. 1806: At home. 1810: Oid of 
 the service. 
 
 LLOYD, Hugh. — 1795 : Writer. Not to be traced. 
 
 LOCKART, Robert. — 1781 : Writer. 1783: Assistant to the 
 Secretary of the Select Committee. No trace after 1786. 
 
 LOCKHART, Walter Elliott. — 1826 : Writer. 1829 : Regis- 
 ter to the Zillah of Xellore. 1832 : Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Chingleput; Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue; Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Cuddapah. 1835 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Madura. 
 1837 : Re-appointed Joint Magistrate of Madura. 1838 : At home 
 on absentee allowance. 1843: Returned to India. 1844: Out 
 of employ. 1845 : Collector and Magistrate, Salem. Died, 2,0th 
 January 1850, at Ossoor. 
 
90 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 LONG, John. — 1796 : Writer on the Bencoolen Establishment. 
 1803 : Transferred to Madras Presidency ; Assistant to the Kegister 
 of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut ; Kegister of the Zillah of 
 Guntoor. 1805: Collector in the Zillah of Kajahmimdry. 1810 : 
 Judge and Magistrate of Madura. 1813 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Rajahmundry. 1823 : Out of the service. 
 
 LOUD, Hugh. — 1796: Writer. 1797: Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial Department; 
 Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Amboyna. 1801 : 
 Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Amboyna. 1802 : Acting 
 Commercial Resident at Amboyna. 1804 : Out of employ. 1806 : 
 Register to the Court of Appeal and Circuit, Northern Division ; 
 Acting Judge and Magistrate of Nellore. 1807 : Judge and Magis- 
 trate of the Zillah of Nellore. 1820 : Third Judge of Provincial 
 Court, Northern Division. 1821 : Second Judge of Provincial 
 Court, Northern Division. 1825 : Acting Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1828: Pirst Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Northern Division. Died, gth Ajpril 1829, at Mysore. 
 
 LOVELL, Edmund Charles. — 1827 : Writer. 1829 : Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Military Department. 1832 : Acting 
 Malayaluni Translator, and First Assistant to the Secretary to 
 Government in the Revenue and Judicial Department; First 
 Assistant to the Chief Secretary to Government ; Acting Deputy 
 Secretary in the Military Department. 1833 : Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmimdry ; Head Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1837 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of the Northern Division of 
 Arcot. 1838: At home on absentee alloicance. 1842: Returned 
 to India. 1843 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Northern 
 Division of Arcot. 1 848 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Chittoor. 
 Diedy 1st September 185 1, at Madras. 
 
 LUSHINGTON, Stephen Rumbold. — 1790: Writer. 1792: 
 Assistant under the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret 
 Department. 1793 : Assistant under the Translator to the Board 
 of Revenue. 1794: Deputy Persian Translator to Government, 
 and Persian Translator to the Board of Revenue. 1796 : Deputy 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Under Searcher at the Sea 
 Gate. 1798: Secretary and Persian Translator to the Board of 
 Revenue. 1799 : Collector of the Southern Polygar Peishcush at 
 Ramnad. 1 80 1 : Collector of Tinnevelly. 1803 : Register of the 
 Sudder and Fouj darry A daw lut ; Ath ome. 1807: Out of the service. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 91 
 
 LUSHINGTON, Charles May.— 180 i : Writer. 1803 : Assis- 
 tant to tlic Register of the Sadder and Fonjdarry Adawhit. 1804 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Rajaliniundry. 1808 : Out of employ. 
 1 809 : Second Assistant to the Register of the Sudder and Fonj- 
 darry Adawlut ; Assistant Judge of Rajahmundry. 1813 : Assis- 
 tant Judge of Combaconum. 1815 : Collector and Magistrate of 
 Trichinopoly. 1823 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1824 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1828: First Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1830: Third Puisne Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1831 : Second Puisne Judge of the 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1832 : First Puisne Judge of 
 the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1838: Chief Puisne Judge 
 of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Member of Council 
 of the Governor. 1841 : Member of Coimcil, and President of 
 the Revenue, Marine, and College Boards. 1843: Resigned the 
 service^ 24th Jcmuary, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund^ 
 1843.) ^^H S^^^ March 1844, in England. 
 
 LUSHINGTON, Thomas Davies.— 1832 : "Writer; Doing Duty 
 as Assistant in the Chief Secretary's Office. 1834: Assistant 
 under the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1836: 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and^ Magistrate of 
 Canara. 1837 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of Canara. 1842 : Additional Sub-Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Canara. 1845 : Proceeded on furlough. 1849 : Returned 
 to India. 1850 : Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 QaniaJQ ; Sub-Collector and Joint IMagistrate, Salem. 185 1 : Agent 
 to the Governor at KurnooL 1852 : Collector and Magistrate, 
 IVIasuUpatam. 1857: Proceeded on furlough. 1858: Returned to 
 India; Collector, Magistrate, and Agent to Governor, Ganjam. 
 Died at sea, I'jth June 1858, on hoard the '' Hydaspes.'' 
 
 LUSHINGTON, Franklyn.— 1838 : Writer. 1839: Under 
 the Principal Collector, Malabar; Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Chingieput. 1841 : Acting Second Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. 1842 : Second Assistant to the Accountant- 
 General. 1 843 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1 845 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1846 : Head Assistant 
 to CoUector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1847 : Acting Senior 
 Deputy Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1849 • Senior Deputy Register to the Court of Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1852: At first Acting Register, afterwards 
 
92 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Kegister, to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1855 : 
 Civil Auditor, and Superintendent of Stamps. 1859 : Accountant, 
 North- Western Provinces ; and Accountant to the Government of 
 Bengal, i860 : Officiating Accountant-General, Madras. 1861 : 
 Officiating Deputy Auditor and Accountant-General to the Gover- 
 nor of Fort St. George. 1862 : On medical leave for 12 months. 
 1863 : Deputy Auditor and Accountant-General, Madras. 187 1 : 
 On furlough, 1873: Accountant-General, Madras; Resigned the 
 service, 16th August. {Annuitant.) 
 
 MACDONALD, Charles Edward.— 1826 : AVriter. 1828: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of South Arcot. 1829 : Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of ]S"orth Arcot. 1832 : Addi- 
 tional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Cuddapah. Died^ 
 i$th June 1832, at Cuddapah. 
 
 MACDONELL, ^neas E.— 1807: Writer. 1808: Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department ; Assis- 
 tant under the Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Ada whit. 
 1809: Assistant under the Assay Master j Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of Cuddapah. 1816 : Head Assistant to the Magistrate 
 at Cuddapah. 18 18: Secretary to the Honourable Mountstuart 
 Elphinstone, Sole Commissioner for the Settlement of the Peishwah 
 Territories. 1820: Private Secretary to Sir Thomas Munro, the 
 Governor of Madras. 1822 : Third Member of the Board of 
 Revenue. 1824: Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 1832 : Member of the Marine Board. 1836 : First Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. 1838 : At home on absentee allowance. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund in 1839.) Died^ 24th October 1868, in England. 
 
 MACDOU ALL, John. — 1792: Writer. 1794: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue, and Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. 1796 : Paymaster to the Expedition against 
 Trincomallee. 1798: Paymaster to the Expedition at Columbo. 
 1799: Collector of Columbo; Out of Employ. 1802: At home. 
 1806: Returned to India. 1809: Civil Auditor. 18 10: Dutch 
 Translator to Government. Died^ $th August 18 14, at Madras. 
 
 MACKAY, George. — 1766: Appointed Senior Merchant and 
 Member of Council of the Governor. 1777: Recalled by the 
 order of the Genercd Court of Proxrrietors, gth May. 1780: At 
 home, and suspended from the service. 
 
 MACKENZIE, Alexander. — 1789: AVriter. 1790: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the PoUtical and Revenue Department 
 1791 : Assistant imder the Board of Assumed Revenue. 1793: 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 93 
 
 Assistant to the Commercial Resident at Vizagapatam. 1796: 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at Ganjam. 1798: At home. 1801: 
 Retuimed to India. 1802: Secretary to the Board of Trade; 
 Commercial Resident at Vizagapatam and Ganjam. 1805 : Senior 
 Judge of the Court of Circuit and Appeal, Southern Division. 
 1807: At home. 1811: Out of the service. 
 
 M'KERRELL, John. — 1804: Writer. 1806: Assistant under 
 the Principal Collector in Canara ; Register of the Zillah of the 
 Northern Division of Canara. iSi i : At ho7ne. 1812 : Returned 
 to India ; Gentoo and Teloogoo Translator to Government. 1815 : 
 Reporter of External Commerce, and Sheriff of ^ladras. 18 16: 
 Superintendent of Police. 181 7 : Canarese Translator to Govern- 
 ment. 1820: Mint-Master. {Annuitant on the Fund, from 12th 
 May 1830.) Died in November 1835. 
 
 MACKLIN, John Charles.— 1769 : Writer. No trace after 
 1771. 
 
 MACKONOCHIE, Robert.— 1800 : Writer. 1803: Assistant 
 to the Collector of Ramnad and Tinnevelly ; At home for his 
 health. 1809 : Returned to India; Deputy Mint-Master. 181 1 : 
 Deputy Accountant in the Military Accounts Department. 181 2 : 
 Out of employ. 1819 : Mint-Master. 1820: At home. 1826: 
 Out of the service. {Annuitant on the Fund in 1842.) Died, igth 
 February 1858, in England. 
 
 MACLEAN, Alexander.— 181 7 : Writer. 182 1 : Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1825 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1826 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to the Register of the Sudder Court, and Sanscrit 
 Examiner to the College Board. 1828 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Malabar. 1830 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate 
 of Canara; Judge and Criminal Judge of Combaconum. 1831 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1833 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Chingleput. 1835 : Acting Malay alum Translator to Govern- 
 ment. 1836 : Malayaluni Translator to Government. 1838 : Acting 
 Temporary Member of the Board of Revenue ; Third Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. 1839 : Collector'and Magistrate of Chingleput; 
 Temporary Member of the Board of Revenue ; and Malayaluni Trans- 
 lator to Government. 1845 : Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah, 
 and Malayaluni Translator to Government. 1848 : Third Member 
 of the Board of Revenue, and ^Malayalum Translator to Government. 
 1S50: Retired from the service, 1st May, in India. {Annuitant 
 on the Fund, 1850.) Died, 2W1 November 1872, in England. 
 
94 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 MACLEOD, Alexander. — 1777: Writer. 1780: At home. 
 1782 : Factor. 1790 : Senior Merchant, and one of the Collectors 
 of the Jaghire Ke venue. 1792 : Collector in the Madura and 
 Nellore Districts, and Peishcash of the Marwars. 1795 : Collector 
 in the Dindigul Districts. 1800: Resident at Negapatam, and 
 Revenue Assistant under the Resident at Nagore. 180T : At 
 home. 1803 : Out of the service. 
 
 MACLEOD, John M'Phersox. — 181 1: Writer. 1814: Second 
 Assistant, afterwards First Assistant to Secretary to Government in 
 the several Civil Departments. 1816 : Member and Secretary of 
 the Committee for Revising the Customs Laws. 1820: At home 
 on account of health. 1823 : Returned to India; Acting Secretary 
 to Government in Financial and General Departments. 1824: 
 Secretary to Government in Financial and General Departments. 
 1825 : Tamil Translator to Government, Member of the College 
 Board, of the Board of Public Instruction, and of the Mint Com- 
 mittee. 1826: Persian Translator to Government. 1827: Secretary 
 in the Revenue and Judicial Departments. 1829 : Temporary 
 Member, afterwards Third Member of the Board of Revenue. 1832 : 
 Commissioner for the Government of Mysore. 1834 : Deputed to 
 Hyderabad on Special Duty by the Governor - General. 1835: 
 Member of the Indian Law Commission. 1836: Member of the 
 Committee for Revising the System of Prison DiscipHne through- 
 out India. 1838 : At home on absentee allowance. 1841 : Retired 
 from the service. {Annuitant on tlie Fund ^ 1841.) Died, 1st March 
 1 88 1, in England. 
 
 MAIDMAN, George. — 1793: Writer. 1796 : Assistant under 
 the Collector in the Jaghire. 1798: Old of employ ; Assistant under 
 the Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 1802 : Deputy Commercial 
 Resident at Ingeram. 1807 : Commercial Resident in the Ceded 
 Districts ; Commercial Resident at Masulipatam. Died, Sth April 
 18 10, at Masulipatam. 
 
 MAIDMAN, Charles. — 1801 : Writer. 1803 : Assistant to 
 the Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 1807: Deputy Com- 
 mercial Resident at Ingeram. Died, 2gth August 1824, at 
 Ingeram. 
 
 MAINWARING, William. — 1794: Writer. 1796: Assistant 
 to the Secretary in Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 
 1797 : Assistant to the Secretary in MiHtary, Political, and 
 Secret Department, and French Translator. 1798 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of the First Division of Masulipatam. 1800 : Assis- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 95 
 
 tant to the Collector of ^Muglatore. 1802 : Collector in the Zillah 
 of Guntoor. 1803: Out of employ. 1804: Paymaster and Garri- 
 son Storekeeper at Trichinopoly. 1806 : Paymaster and Garrison 
 Storekeeper at Madura. 1810 : Out of employ. Died, ^th February 
 18 1 2, at Tlnnevelly. 
 
 MAITLAND, William. — 1763: Writer. 1768: Factor and 
 Assistant at Cuddalore. 1771 : Junior Merchant and Fourth in 
 Coimcil at Cuddalore. 1774: Senior Merchant and Fourth in 
 Council at Cuddalore. 1776 : Third in Council at Cuddalore. No 
 trace after 1782. 
 
 MAITLAND, Adam. — 1824 : Writer. 1827 : Employed in the 
 Mahratta Country under the Bombay Government. Died, 26th 
 May 1828, at Dharwar. 
 
 MAJENDIE, AxDREW. — 1766 : Writer. 1771 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1782: At home. 
 Died in 1793, in England. 
 
 MALCOLM, Egbert. — 1781 : Writer. 1783: Assistant at 
 Masulipatam. 1796 : Assistant to the Collector in the Fifth 
 Division of Masulipatam District ; Commercial Eesident at Viza- 
 gapatam. 1802 : Second Judge of the Court of Circuit and 
 Appeal, Northern Division. 1808: At liome. 1809: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 MALTBY, Edward. — 1828 : Writer. 1831 : Second Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector, Canara. 1833 : Acting Head Assistant, 
 afterwards Head Assistant, to the Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Canara. 1835 • Acting Additional Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Canara. 1837 : Additional, and afterwards Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1839 : Acting Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1841 : Proceeded on furlough 
 to Europe. 1844 : Acting Deputy Collector, Madras; and Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Xellore. 1 845 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Xellore; Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingleput. 1848 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 1849 • 
 Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1851 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Arcot. 1854: Third Member of the Board of 
 Revenue ; and Member of the Board of Examiners. 1857 : Acting 
 Chief Secretary to Government. 1858: Provincial Member of 
 Council. 1859 : Member of Council of the Governor, and President 
 of the Revenue and Marine Boards. 1864: Resigned the service, 
 16th December. (Annuitant.) 
 
 MALTBY, Francis Newcombe. — 1830 : Writer. 1832 : Register 
 
96 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 to the Zillah Court of Canara. 1834 : Acting Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1835 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Canara; Acting Head Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1836 : Kegister to 
 the Zillah Court of Canara. 1837: Additional Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1841 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Canara; Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1845: 
 Acting Assistant Judge, Mangalore. 1846: Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1850 : Agent to the Governor of Madras, 
 at Kurnool; Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1855: Acting 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1856 : Financial and Judicial 
 Commissioner of the Hyderabad Assigned Territories. 1858 : On 
 medical leave to Europe. 1859: Resident at Travancore and 
 Cochin. 1861 : On medical leave for 6 months. 1862 : Resigned 
 the service, 1st May. {Annuitant.) Died, 2'jth Aiigust 1877, in 
 North Britain. 
 
 MARRIOTT, ^ViLLiAM.— 1795 : Writer. 1798 : Assistant under 
 the Collector of BurramehaL 1799: Head Assistant under the 
 Collector of Kistnagherry. 1801 : At home for his health. Died, 
 iWi Fehn/anj 1805, in England. 
 
 MARTIN, George Sullivan.— 178 i : Writer. 1783 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Select Committee in Bengal. 1784: 
 Under the Resident at Tanjore. 1787 : Assistant under the Resi- 
 dent at Negapatam. 1788: Under the Secretary, Secret Depart- 
 ment ; Deputy Postmaster-General ; and Sheriff. 1789: Secre- 
 tary to the Board of Trade. 1790: Paymaster at Palamcottah. 
 1794: Commercial Resident in the Southern Provinces. 1796: 
 Commercial Resident at Ramnad and Tinnevelly. 1799: At 
 home. No trace after 1799. 
 
 MARTINDALE, Joseph.— 1779 : Writer. No trace after 1782. 
 
 MASON, John George.— 181 2 : AVriter. 1815 : Second Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Tanjore. 181 6: Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of Ganjam ; Assistant Magistrate of Ganjam. Died, iSth 
 December 181 7, in camp, at Itchaptore, 
 
 MASON, William.— 18 13 : AVriter. 181 7 : Second Assistant 
 to the Collector of Malabar, and Assistant Magistrate. 1821 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Malabar, and Magistrate of 
 Malabar. 1825 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Mala- 
 bar. 1826 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Bellary. 
 1831 : Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1832: Collector and 
 Magistrate of Yizagapatam. Died, 2d Julij 1834, at Vizagapatam, 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 97 
 
 MASON, Wheeler Hood George. — 1832: "Writer. 1834: 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 
 1835 • Assistant to the Collector and IMagistrate of Chingleput. 
 1837: Acting Head Assistant Collector and Magistrate of Chingle- 
 put. 1838: Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of Chingle- 
 put. 1839 • Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of Vizagapatam. 
 1 840 : Assistant to Agent of the Governor, Collector, and Magi- 
 strate, Vizagapatam. Died, 2d August 1842, at Madras. 
 
 MATHISON, Archibald Stirling. — 1830: Writer. 1832: 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 1833 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1836 : 
 Officiating Joint Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 1838 : Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of IS'ellore. 1839: Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of iSTellore. 1843 • Proceeded on furlough. 
 1846 : Returned to India. 1847 : Principal Assistant to Agent of 
 the Governor, Collector, and Magistrate, Vizagapatam. 1852 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Chittoor. 1856: Proceeded on furlough. 
 1859 : Resigned the service, igth February, in India. {Annuitant.) 
 
 MAUNSELL, Robert.— 1763 : Writer. 1768 : Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant and Paymaster at Itchapore. 1774: Senior 
 Merchant, and Assistant at Ganj am. 1776: Senior Merchant, and 
 Second in Council at Ganjam. 1790 : At home, 1792 : Out of 
 the service. 
 
 MAXTONE, Charles. — 1769 : Writer. 1774: Factor and 
 Assistant at Vizagapatam. 1778: Junior Merchant. 1780: 
 Senior Merchant. 1790: At home. 1793: Senior Merchant 
 without Employ. 1800 : Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 1803 : 
 Postmaster-General and Mihtary Paymaster at the Presidency, and 
 of Extraordinaries. 1806 : First Judge of the Court of Circuit and 
 Appeal, Centre Division. 1808 : First Judge of the Court of Cir- 
 cuit and Appeal, Centre Division, and Acting Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut Courts. Died, 24th Februanj 1809. 
 
 MAXWELL, Hugh.— 1773 : Writer. 1778: Factor. 1782: 
 Junior Merchant. 1 790 : Senior Merchant, and Manager of the Gan- 
 jam Havelly. 1792: Member of the Revenue Board. Died ^■7^ 1 793. 
 
 MAYNAND, JosiAS. — 1767: Writer. 1771 : At home. 1774: 
 Factor (but still at home). 1776: Junior Merchant; At home ; 
 Resigned the service. 
 
 MAYNE, Dawson.— 1837 : Writer. 1838: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1841 : Head Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1850: 
 
98 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Subordinate Judge, Cuddapah. 1852 : P^'oceeded 07i furlough. 
 1855: Returned to India; Subordinate Judge, Bellary. 1858: 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura. Died, 2^d November 1858, 
 at Tidticorin. 
 
 MEGGISON, BoBERT. — 1804 : Writer. 1808 : Assistant under 
 the Collector of Cuddapah. Died, 20th May 1808, at Cuddapah. 
 
 MELLOE, Abel. — 1824 : Writer. 1828 : Head Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector at Madura. 1832 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1835 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 1838: Returned to India overland. 1839: Acting Civil Auditor 
 and Superintendent of Stamps. 1840 : Collector and Magistrate, 
 Bellary. 1850: Resigned the service, ^th November, in India. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, 185 1.) Died, 16th Jidy 1878, England. 
 
 MICHELL, William.— 1773 : Writer. 1778: Factor. 1782: 
 Junior Merchant. 1790 : Senior Merchant, and Assistant at Tan- 
 jore. 1792: Kesident at Nagore. 1794: At home. 1800: Out 
 of the service. 
 
 MICHELL, Henry Chickley. — 1777 : Writer. 1782 : Factor. 
 1790 : Senior Merchant, and Member of the Board of Trade ; Rental 
 General and Scavenger. 1792 : Member of the Board of Trade 
 and Export Warehouse-keeper. 1795: In England. 1796: Dis- 
 missed by order of the Court of Directors, dated 2,0th March. 
 
 MICROP, Isaac Yan. — 1776: Writer. 1782: Factor. No 
 trace after 1782. 
 
 MITCHELL, John. — 1829: AVriter. 183 1 : Second Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1833 : Register of 
 the Zillah of Combaconum. Died, ist March 1834. 
 
 MITFORD, John. — 1771 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1 782 : Senior Merchant and Export Warehouse- 
 keeper. 1795 : At home. 1801 : Member of the Board of Trade. 
 1806 : At home. 1809 : Out of the service. 
 
 MOLE, Frederick. — 1830: Writer. 1833: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1834: Register of 
 Salem. 1836 : Acting Head Assistant to the Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Salem. 1837 : Register of the Zillah Court of 
 Salem. Died, 1st December 1842, at Salem. 
 
 MOLLE, William Macquarie. — 1832 : Writer. 1833 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector of South Arcot. 1834 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Tinnevelly. 1838 : Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1841 : Out of employ. 
 1844 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 99 
 
 1845 • Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 
 1846 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1847 : Pro- 
 ceeded on furlough. 1850 : Returned to India ; Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1856 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Honore. 1861 : Proceeded on furlough; Resigned the service^ Wi 
 June, in England. {Annuitant in 1861.) 
 
 MONCKTON,Edwaed.— 1762 : Writer. 1768 : Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1774: Senior Merchant. 1780: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 MONCKTON, George Packenham.— 1837 : Writer. 1839 : 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1844 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, ^N'orthern Division of Arcot. 
 1845 * Ryoceeded on furlough. 1848 : Pensioned, T^oth August. 
 
 MONEY, Septimus. — 1802 : Writer. 1805 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Eevenue and Judicial Department. 1806 : Eegister 
 of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1813 : Judge and Magistrate of Cochin. 
 181 7 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Dharapooram, afterwards 
 of Coimbatore. 182 1 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 
 1824: At home. 1826: Returned to India; Acting Additional 
 Judge of Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1828 : Third 
 Judge of Provincial Court, ]^orthern Division. Died, 14th August 
 1830, at Masidipatam. 
 
 MONK, William Garrow. — 1804 : Writer. 1805 : Assistant 
 under the Principal Collector of Coimbatore. 1806 : Register of 
 the Zillah of Coimbatore. 1811 : At home. 1814 : Returned to 
 India ; Register of the Zillah of Coimbatore. 1820 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Tinnevelly. 1822: Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Chicacole. 1827: At home on absentee allowance. {Annuitcmt on the 
 Fund from 1st January 1829.) Died, 2>d March 1859, in England. 
 
 MONTGOMERIE, William.— 1804 : Writer. 1806 : Assistant 
 under the Register of the Sudder and Poujdarry Adawlut. 1807 : 
 Assistant to the Register of the Zillah of Yizagapatam. 1809 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Ganjam. 1811 : Deputy Commercial 
 Resident at Vizagapatam. 1818 : Deputy Commercial Resident at 
 Maddepollam and Masulipatam. 1823 : Assistant to the Com- 
 mercial Resident at the General Factory at Ingeram. 1824 : 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at the General Factory at Ingeram. 
 1826: Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 1831 : Out of employ. 
 1832 : At home on absentee alloivance. {Annuitant on the Fund 
 from \st May 1834.) Died, 2yl October 1852, in England. 
 
 MONTGOMERIE, Hugh.— 181 2 : Writer. 1816 : Head Assis- 
 
100 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Yizagapatani ; Assistant 
 Magistrate at Vizagapatam. 1826 : Deputy Commercial Kesident 
 at the Factory of Ingeram. 1830 : Sub^Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1832 : Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Nellore. 1833: At liome on absentee allowance. 1835 : iJe^^^rwecf 
 to India, per '' Mary Ann" 1836 : Acting Third Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Northern Division ; Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Rajahmundry. 1838 : Acting Second Judge of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Northern Division; Judge and Criminal Judge of Cud- 
 dapah ; Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 
 1840 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and 
 Circuit, Northern Division. 1841 : First Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit, Northern Division. 1842 : Resigned 
 the service, 12th May. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1842.) Died, 
 24th February 1864, in England. 
 
 MONTGOMERY, Sir Henry Contngham, Bart. — 1825 : 
 Writer. 1827 : Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Nellore. 1828 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of 
 Nellore ; Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 
 1830 : Acting Additional Sub Collector of Salem ; Additional Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Tanjore. 1832 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Tanjore. 1836 : At home for his health. 
 1838 : Returned to India, per " Windsor:' 1839 : Acting Princi- 
 pal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1840 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1841 : Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Tinnevelly. 1843 : Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 
 1847 : Secretary to Government in Revenue and Judicial Depart- 
 ment. 1850: Chief Secretary to Government. 1855 : Chief Secre- 
 tary to Government ; Provisional Member of Council ; afterwards 
 Member of Council, and Chief Judge of the Sudder Dewannee 
 and Sudder Foujdarry Adawluts. 1857 : Resigned the service, 
 2gth October, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1859.) Died, 
 24th June 1878, in England. 
 
 MOORE, George. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant in the 
 MiHtary, Secret, and Political Department. 1802 : Register of 
 Passports. 1804 : Head Assistant to the Secretary in the Revenue 
 and Judicial Department, and Postmaster-General. 1806 : Deputy 
 Accountant-General and Commercial. 181 2 : Superintendent of 
 Stamps. 1 8 14: Civil Auditor. Died, 12th December 1834, at 
 Madras. 
 
 MOORE, Thomas Perring.— 1806 : Writer. 1808 : Assistant 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS,^ " loi 
 
 to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. Lost on his passage 
 home, 14th March 1809, in the ship ^^ Jane Duchess of Gordon." 
 
 MOORE, Mark. — 1831 : AVriter. 1834 : Assistant to the Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. Died^ 26th November 
 1835, at Madras. 
 
 MORDAUNT, Charles. — 1765 : Writer and Assistant at Cud- 
 dalore. 1771 : Factor and Assistant at Cuddalore. 1774: Junior 
 Merchant. 1776: Senior Merchant. 1778: At home; Returned 
 to India. Died, April 1780. 
 
 MOREHEAD, William Ambrose. — 1824: Writer. 1828: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector, Xorth Arcot ; subsequently 
 appointed Register of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1830 : Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 
 1832 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah ; afterwards 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Cuddapah. 1833 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Chingleput. 1834: 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Xorth Arcot ; Officiating 
 Sub-Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot ; Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Chingleput. 1836 : Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, Chingleput ; {Proceeded to Europe on 
 prrivate affairs.) 1840 : Acting Deputy Collector, Madras; Acting 
 Secretary to the College Board ; and Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge at Chingleput. 1841 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, 
 Canara ; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge at Madura ; and Judge 
 and Criminal Judge, Chingleput. 1843 : Acting Principal Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Madura; and Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Chingleput. 1846 : Officiating Puisne Judge of the Court of 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1847 • Third Puisne Judge of 
 the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut; also Member of 
 the College Board. 185 i : Absent on medical leave. 1854 : Presi- 
 dent of the Board of Examiners. 1855 : Provisional Member of 
 Council. 1856: Proceeded to Europe on medical leave. 1857: 
 Member of Council, and Chief Judge of the Court of Sudder 
 and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1859 : Commissioner for Inquiring into 
 the System of Judicature in the Presidency, i860 : Governor 
 and President in Council. 1862 : Resigned the service, 2gth 
 October. {Annuitant.) 
 
 MORRIS, John Carnac. — 1818 : Writer. 1820: Assistant to 
 the Chief Secretary to Government. 182 1 : Head Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1822 : Senior 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1823: Deputy 
 
102 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Teloogoo Translator to Government. 1824 : Secretary to the 
 College Board ; Secretary' to the Civil Fund. 1825 : Assistant to 
 tiie Collector of Sea Customs at the Presidency. 1829 : At home 
 on absentee allowance. 1831 : Returned to India, per ^^ Duke of 
 Buccleuch;" Acting Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1832: 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue and Teloogoo Translator to 
 Government ; Acting Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut ; Trustee to St. George's Church. 1833 : Register to 
 the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1834 : Acting Secretary and 
 Treasurer to the Government Bank ; Acting Sub-Treasurer. 1835 : 
 Superintendent and Treasurer of the Government Bank, and Sub- 
 Treasurer. 1837 : Member of the Mint Committee. 1838 : Acting 
 Temporary Member of the Board of Revenue. 1839 : Civil Auditor 
 and Superintendent of Stamps, Member of the College Board and 
 Mint Committee, also Teloogoo Translator to Government. 1843 : 
 Civil Auditor and Superintendent of Stamps, Member of the 
 College Board, and Teloogoo Translator to Government. 1846 : 
 Resigned the service, 1st July. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1846.) 
 Died, 2d Au'just 1858, in England. 
 
 MORRIS, Henry. — 1823: Writer. 1825: Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 1826 : Head Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Xorthern Division of 
 Arcot. 1828 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of South Arcot. 1829 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate of Madura. 1830 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Coimbatore. 1835: Acting Assistant Judge of Salem; Acting 
 Deputy Collector of Madras. 1836 : Commissioner for Drawing 
 Lotteries; Officiating Police Magistrate. 1837: At home on 
 absentee allowance. 1841 : Returned to India. 1842 : Third 
 Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, Western 
 Division. 1844: Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1852: 
 Resigned the service, ^oth July. {Annuitant on the Fund^ 
 1852.) 
 
 MORTLOCK, Henry.— 1808 : Writer. 1810 : Assistant to the 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut ; Fixed Examiner 
 to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 181 1 : Deputy Persian 
 Translator to Government ; First Assistant to the Sudder Adawlut. 
 1813 : Deputy Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1816 : At home. 1818 : Returned to India; Cashier to the Govern- 
 ment Bank. 181 9 : Deputy Persian Translator to Government. 
 1820 : Deputy Register of the Sudder Adawlut; Secretary to the 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 103 
 
 College Board. 1823: At home. 1824: Resigned, 1st September, 
 in England. {Accepted an Annuity from the Civil Fund from 
 ist Januanj 1828.) Died, i^th Fehruarij 1837, in England. 
 
 MOWBRAY, George.— 1 77 1 : Senior Merchant, with fixed 
 Appointment as Accountant. 1791 : Member of the Board of 
 Ke venue. 1793: At home; Retired from service. 
 
 MUNRO, Robert Duncan.— 1765 : Writer. 1771 : Factor. 
 1774 : Junior Merchant. 1776 : Senior Merchant; Paymaster at 
 Chingleput. 1791 : Second in Council at Ganjam. 1792 : At 
 home. Died, 1795, in India. 
 
 MUNRO, James A.— 1806 : Writer. 1807: Assistant to the 
 Collector of the Northern Division of Arcot. 1808 : Old of em- 
 ploy ; Acting Register of the Zillah of Salem. 1809: Register 
 of the ZiUah of Salem. 181 2 : Register of the Zillah of Coim- 
 batore. 182 1 : Sub-Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1823 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. Died, 2'^d May 1827, at 
 Pcdamcottah. 
 
 MUNRO, John Collins.— 181 7 : Writer. 1819 : Employed 
 in the late Peishwah's Dominions. Died, 11th December 1824, at 
 Kittoor. 
 
 MURRAY, The Hon. Leveston Granville Keith. — 1792 : 
 Writer. 1793: Assistant under the Secretary in the Pubhc, 
 Revenue, and Commercial Department. 1796: Deputy Com- 
 mercial Resident at Salem. 1797 : Assistant under the Collector 
 in the First Division of Masulipatam. 1798: Paymaster and 
 Garrison Storekeeper at Innacondah and its Dependencies. 1799: 
 Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at A^izagapatam and its 
 Dependencies. 1803 : Collector of the Zillah of Yizagapatam. 
 1805 : Out of Employ. 1806 : Collector of Madras. 1807 : 
 General Agent for the "Monopoly of Salt. 1809: MiHtary Pay- 
 master-General. 18 to: Collector of Rajahmmidry. 1812: Out 
 of employ. 18 14: Superintendent of Investments and in Charge 
 of the Import Warehouse. 1819 : Second Member of the Board 
 of Trade. 1820: Collector of Madras. 1828: Superintendent of 
 Stationery. 1830 : Collector of Sea Customs at Madras. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund, gth May 1831.) Died, 6th January 1837. 
 
 MURRAY, Mackenzie. — 1832 : Writer. 1833 : Assistant under 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1836 : Act- 
 ing Register of the Zillah of Canara; Register of the Zillah of 
 CuddapaL 1838 : Acting Head Assistant to the Principal Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Xellore. 1839 : Register of the Zillah 
 
104 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Court of Cuddapah. 1840: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Southern Division of Arcot. 1844 : Proceeded 071 furlough. 1846 : 
 Returned to India. 1847 : Sub- Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Cuddapah. 1854: Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. i860: 
 Proceeded on furlough. 1 86 1 : Resigned the service in England. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund, 186 1.) Died, 14th February 1876, in 
 England. 
 
 NAPIER, Francis. — 1796: Writer. 1797: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Trade. Died, igth July 1797. 
 
 NEAVE, William Augustus. — 1821 : Writer. 1825: Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of the Northern 
 Division of Arcot. 1826 : Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Salem. 1827 : Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Chingleput. 1828 : Head Assistant to the Principal - 
 Collector of Coimbatore. 1830 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate of Malabar. 1832: Deputy Accountant-General ; Acting 
 Mint-Master ; Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of 
 Chingleput. 1836: At home on absentee allowance. 1839: Re- 
 turned to India; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Salem. 
 1840 : Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem. 1842 : Third 
 Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, Southern 
 Division. 1844 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Rajahmundry. Died 
 on his passage to Europe, yl October 1844, on board the " Sama- 
 rang.'' 
 
 NELSON, Robert. — 1816 : Writer. 18 18: Second Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 182 1 : Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Salem ; Leave to St. Helena, and 
 eventually to England. 1824: Returned to India ; Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1827 : Sub- Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Tanjore. 1831 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1832 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Masulipatam ; Acting Zillah Judge of Salem ; Acting 
 Third Judge of Provincial Court, Centre Division. 1833 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1836 : Acting Third Judge of 
 the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1837 : At home on 
 absentee allowance. 1842 : Absent five years from India. 
 
 NEWBERY, Edward.— 1829 : Writer. 1831 : Second Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Masulipatam. 1833: Register of the 
 Zillah of Chicacole. 1 834 : Assistant Judge of Rajahmundry. 1837: 
 Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 
 1838 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 1839 : 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 105 
 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 1840 : Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 1841 : Proceeded on 
 furloiujli. Died, 2'jth Auguat 1842, in Etir/Iand. 
 
 NEWBOLT, John Digby.— 1814 : Writer. 1816 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of Cliingleput ; Kegister of the Zillah of Chittoor. 
 1 818: At Jwme. 1822: Returned to India; Head Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1824 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. Died, 12th 
 Septemher 1826. 
 
 NEWNHAM, Thomas. — 1799 : Writer. 1800 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1803: 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Ramnad. 1805 : Officiating Judge 
 and Magistrate of Ramjiad. 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of the 
 Zillah of Arnee. 1808: British Agent for Captured Property at 
 Tranquebar; Commissioner at Tranquebar; Judge, Magistrate, 
 and Collef^tor of Seringapatam. 1809 : Register of the Sudder 
 and Toujdarry Adawlut ; Commissioner to Receive Depositions at 
 Madras ; Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1816 ; 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 182 1 : Acting Judge 
 in Circuit, Centre Division ; Judge and Criminal Judge of Cudda- 
 pah; Third Judge of Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, 
 Northern Division, and Acting Third Judge of Provincial Court 
 of Appeal, Centre Division. 1822: Third Judge of Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division, and Acting in Northern Division. 1824 : 
 Second Judge of Provincial Court, Centre Division. 1828 : Act- 
 ing Judge, afterwards Senior Judge of Provincial Court, Western 
 Division, and Acting in Centre Division. 1830: Acting First 
 Judge of Provincial Court, Centre Division; Permitted as Pirst 
 Judge, Western Division, to leave Chittoor for Madras. 1831 : 
 Resumed at Tellicherry the Duties of First Judge of Provincial 
 Court, Western Division. 1833 : Resigned the service ; Annuitant 
 from 1st Mag. Died, 2gth September 1861, m England, 
 
 NICHOLLS, Solomon. — 1806 : Writer. 1807 : Assistant under 
 the Chief Secretary in the Foreign, Political, and Secret Depart- 
 ment ; Assistant to the Collector of Tinnevelly. 1808: Deputy 
 Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 181 1 : Deputy Commercial 
 Resident at Salem. 181 2 : At liome. 1817 : Returned to India; 
 Deputy Accountant-General in the Military Department. 1822: 
 Deputy Accountant-General in the Military Department, Commer- 
 cial Accountant, and Auditor. 1826: Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Madura. 1830 : Third Judge, Provincial Court, Southern Division. 
 
io6 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 1831 : At home on absentee alloivance. 1833 : Returned to India, 
 per ''Orient." 1834: Second Judge of Provincial Court, Northern 
 Division. 1836 : Retired from service. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 NISBET, JosiAH. — 1807: AVriter. 1810: Assistant to the 
 Chief Secretary in the Secret, Pohtical, and Foreign Department. 
 181 1 : Assistant to the Collector of Eellary. 1814 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Bellary. 1816 : Assistant Magistrate of 
 Bellary. 1819 : Employed in the late Peishwah's Dominions. 
 1822: At home. 1824: Returned to India. 1825: Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of the Northern Division of Arcot. 1827 : 
 Prmcipal Collector and Pohtical Agent at Dharwar, under the 
 Bombay Government. Died, ^th August 1834, at Dharwar. 
 
 NORMAN, Martin. — 1852 : Writer. 1853 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Madura. 1857: Deputy Secretary to 
 Government, Kevenue Department. Died, 16th October 1859, at 
 Chiselhurd. 
 
 NORRIS, Henry. — 1769: Writer. 1774: Factor and Assis- 
 tant at Yizagapatam. 1778: Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior 
 Merchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 OAKELEY, Charles. —1767: Writer. 1774: Factor. 1776: 
 Junior Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1790: Created a 
 Baronet, t^th June ; Appointed INIember of Council of the Governor. 
 1792: Succeeded as Governor of Madras; Assumed charge of 
 office, id August. 1794 : EmharTied for England, 2gth September. 
 
 OAKES, Thomas.— 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor and Assis- 
 tant at Ganjam. 1778: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1792: Senior Merchant and IMember of the Board of 
 Revenue. 1795: At home. 1802: In India ivithout emploij. 
 1803: Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 1804: Senior 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. 1806 : Out of the service. 
 
 OAKES, Thomas Alexander. — 1802: Writer; Assistant to 
 the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department, and Acting 
 Assistant to the Special Commission. 1805 : Assistant to the 
 Register in the Zillah of Yizagapatam. 1806 : Register of the 
 Zillah of the Eastern Division of the Ceded District. 1808: 
 Subordinate Collector at Coimbatore ; First Assistant to the 
 Collector of Xellore. 181 1: Collector of Yizagapatam. 181 2 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1823: At home. 1828: 
 Returned to India ; Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre 
 Division. 1830 : First Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre 
 Division. 1832 : Officiating Third Judge of the Sudder and Fouj- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 107 
 
 dairy Adawlut. 1838 : Officiating Second Judge of the Sudder 
 and Foujdany Adawlut. 1839: First Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit, Centre Division. 1840: Proceeded 
 on furlough. Died, 12th September 1840, in London. 
 
 OAKES, Henry Egbert.— 1804 : AVriter; Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1806 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Manar Goody. 1808 : Acting Register of the Zillah of Madura ; 
 Register of the Zillah of Madura. 1809: Register of the Zillah 
 of Yizagapatam. 181 1 : Assistant Judge of Combaconum. 1813 : 
 Collector of Rajahmundry. 181 7 : At home. 1819 : Returned to 
 India; Commercial Resident at the Ceded Districts. 1820: 
 Dismissed the service, 2^th October, in England. 
 
 OAKES, Charles E.~i82 2 : Writer. 1825 : Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1828: Register of the 
 Zillah of Nellore; Register to the Provincial Court, Northern 
 Division. 1831 : At home on absentee allowance. 1833 : Returned 
 to India, per " Vansittart ; " Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of 
 Chittoor. 1836 : Assistant Judge and Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 
 Died, 20th August 1837, at Ootacamund. 
 
 OGILVIE, Thomas.— 177 1 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 OGILVIE, John Hugh Donald.— 1789 : Writer. 1790: 
 Assistant under the Secretary in the Mihtary, Political, and Secret 
 Department. 1793: Assistant under the Resident at Ingeram 
 and MaddepoUam. 1796: Deputy Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 
 1798: Deputy Commercial Resident at Ganjam. 1802: Head 
 Assistant to the Manager for the Supply of Beetle, and Collector 
 of Revenue derived from the Sale of Arrack, &c.; Collector of 
 Madras, and Superintendent of Revenue of Home Farm Villages, 
 Arrack and Toddy Quit Rent, and Company's Lands in Black 
 Town. 1806 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre 
 Division. 1807 : Collector of Madras. 1809 : Mint-Master. 
 1819 : Third Judge of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1 820 : 
 Fourth Member of Council and President of the Sudder Adawlut. 
 1821 : Senior Member of the Board of Trade. 1824 : Member of 
 Council. 1830 : At home on absentee allowance. (Annuitant on the 
 Fund from 1st May 1831.) Lied, loth March, 1851, in England. 
 OGILVIE, George Macartney.— i 8 1 2 : Writer. 1 8 1 6 : Second 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division 
 of Arcot. 1818 : Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate 
 
io8 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 of Tanjore. 1823 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of 
 Cuddapah. 1828 : At home on absentee allowance. 1832 : Re- 
 turned to India; Collector and Magistrate of Ganjam. 1835 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara ; Third Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1836 : Acting Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of the I^^orthern Division of Arcot. 1837 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of North Arcot. 1842 : Re- 
 signed the service. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1842.) Died, ^th 
 February 1878, in England. 
 
 OGILVIE, William Cecil. — 1825 : Writer. 1827 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1828: Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam ; Secretary 
 to the Board of College and for Public Instruction ; and Deputy 
 Teloogoo Translator to Government. 1829 : Head Assistant to 
 the Secretary in the Revenue Department. 1831 : Additional 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1832 : Additional 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Salem. 1833 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Salem. 1838 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1839 : Acting Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Combaconum. 1842 : Judge and Criminal Judge, 
 Bellary. 1844: Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 1845 • ^'*^" 
 ceeded on furlough ; Resigned the service, ijth September, in Eng- 
 land. {Anmdtant on the Fund, 1849.) Died, 24th April 1868, in 
 England. 
 
 OGILVIE, Alexander. — 1845: AVriter. 1848: Assistant to 
 Collector and ^Magistrate, Chingleput. 185 1 : Proceeded on fur- 
 lough . 1856:^ bsen t from India five years. 
 
 OLIVER, William. — 1800 : Writer. 1805 : Second Assistant, 
 afterwards First Assistant, to the Register of the Sudder and Pouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1807 : Deputy Persian Translator to Government. 
 181 1 : Secretary to the Board of Revenue; Persian Translator to 
 Government. 1813 : Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adaw- 
 lut. 1824 : Second Judge, afterwards First Judge, of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Southern Division. 1826 : Third Puisne Judge of 
 the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1830 : Second Puisne Judge 
 of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1831 : Member of Council, 
 and President of the Sudder Court. 1836 : Retired from service. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 ONSLOW, Arthur Poolet. — 1822: Writer. 1826: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1828 : 
 Leave to sea for his health. 1830 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 109 
 
 of Masulipatam. 1831 : Head Assistant to the Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Bellary. 1832 : Acting as Cashier to the Government Bank ; 
 Acting Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1833 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Bellary. 1835 : Secretary to the 
 Board of Revenue. 1839 : Collector and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 
 1850 : Collector, Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, Ganjam. 
 1854: Proceeded on furlougli, 1855: Resigned the service, 1st 
 January, in India. [Annuitant on the Fund, 1856.) 
 
 ONSLOW, Thomas. — 183 1 : Writer. 1833 : Assistant to Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1834 : Acting Register 
 to the Zillah Court of Cuddapah. 1835 : At first Acting, and 
 afterwards Register to the Zillah Court of Chittoor. 1840 : Acting 
 Deputy Collector of Land Customs, Madras. 1841 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Rajahmundry. 1842 : 
 Proceeded on furlough. 1845 : Acting Assistant Judge of the 
 Zillah of Calicut. 1846: Acting Sub-Judge of the Zillah of 
 Calicut. 1847: Sub-Judge of the Zillah of Cuddapah, and Act- 
 ing Civil and Sessions Judge of Cuddapah. 1850: Sub-Judge 
 of the Zillah of Calicut. 1852 : Proceeded to England. 1856 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Guntoor. 1857 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Guntoor. 1862 : On medical leave for 15 months ; 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam. 1863 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge of Nundial, and of Chittoor ; also Collector and Magis- 
 trate of South Canara. 1864: Resigned the service, 1st April. 
 {Annuitant.) Died, 2d Jidy 1882, at Ootacamund. 
 
 ORAM, William.— 1772 : Writer. 1778: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1790: Senior Merchant, and Manager of Part 
 of the Havally, Masulipatam. 1792: Member of the Revenue 
 Board. 1793 : At home. 1800 : Out of the service. 
 
 ORPIN, Richard Thomas.— 1778 : Writer. No trace after 
 1782. 
 
 ORR, John. — 18 15 : Writer. 1818 : Second Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1820: Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Malabar; At home. 1824 : Returned 
 to India ; Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Nel- 
 lore. 1826 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Nellore. 
 1829: Acting Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue 
 Department ; Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1832 : Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1838 : Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Cuddapah; Acting Civil Auditor and Super- 
 intendent of Stamps ; Civil Auditor and Superintendent of Stamps. 
 
no MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 1839 : At home on private affairs. 1842 : Returned to India. 
 1843: Accountant - General. 1844: Accountant - General, and 
 Member of the Mint Committee. 1845 : Resigned the service, 
 30^/1 April. 
 
 OSWELL, W. F. — 1827 : Writer. 1829 : Assistant to the 
 Head Collector of South Arcot. 1831 : At home on absentee 
 allowance. No trace after this date. 
 
 OSWELL, William Cotton. — 1837 : Writer. 1840: Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Southern Division of Arcot. 
 1842 : Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Southern Division of Arcot. 1844 : Head Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1 848 : Proceeded on furlough. 
 1851 : Resigned the service, igth March, in England. 
 
 OWEN, Arthur Mostyn. — 1832 : Writer. 1833 : Assistant 
 under the Principal Collector of South Arcot. 1834: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector of Malabar. 1839 : Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary ; Acting 
 Second Assistant to the Accountant-General ; Commissioner for 
 Drawing Government Lotteries. 1 840 : Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar. 1841: Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Madura, i?)^^: Proceeded on furlough. i2>/^Z : Absent 
 from India five years. 
 
 PALK, Thomas.— 1769 : Writer. 1774: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. 1790: At home. 
 1793 : Out of the service. 
 
 PALMER, Archdale. — 1755 : Writer. 1768 : Senior Mer- 
 chant. 177 1 : Paymaster at Madura. 1774: Second in Council 
 at Masulipatam. 1776 : Member of Council of the Governor. 
 1777 : Recalled by order of the General Court of Proprietors, gth 
 May. 1780 : Suspended from the service. 
 
 PARISH, George. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant in the 
 Pubhc, Ke venue, and Commercial Department. 1800 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Canara ; Head Assistant under the Collector of 
 the Polygar Peishcush. 1803 : Subordinate Collector in the 
 Ceded Districts; Collector of the Zillah of Ramnad, and of the 
 Provinces of Dindigul and Madura. 181 2 : At home. 181 7 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 PARKER, Robert Deane. — 1829: Writer; Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Revenue Department. 183 1 : Head Assistant to tlie 
 Collector of Trichinopoly. 1832 : Acting Deputy Persian Translator 
 to Government ; Head Assistant to the Register of the Sudder and 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. in 
 
 Foujdarry Adawlut ; Deputy Persian Translator to Government. 
 1833 : Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue, 1835 : 
 Acting Sub-Collector of Cuddapah. 1836 : Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate of Nellore. 1837 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Xellore ; Officiating Senior Deputy Secretary to the 
 Board of Revenue. 1838 : Acting Sub-Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue ; Acting Principal Collector and Magistrate of Xellore. 
 1839 : Sub-Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1842 : Proceeded 
 on furlough, 1844: Returned to India; Additional Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint jNIagistrate, Canara. 1845 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1848 : Collector and Magistrate, 
 Madura, 1858 : Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1859 : Re- 
 signed ihe service^ 1st May, in India. (Annuitant on the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 PARRY, George,— 1789 : Writer, 1790: Acting Deputy 
 Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Department, 
 1793 : Examiner and Head Assistant under the Secretary in the 
 Military, Political, and Secret Department; Land Customer and 
 Choultry Register, 1796: Civil Paymaster-General, 1797: 
 Deputy Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Depart- 
 ment, 1798: At home for his health. 1801 : Returned to India ; 
 Special Agent for Conducting the Department of Provision. Died, 
 6th September 1801, in Bengal. 
 
 PARRY, William Henry, — 1816: Writer. 1819 : Second 
 Assistant to the Secretary to Government. 1820 : Assistant to 
 the Secretary in the Military Department ; Register of the Zillah 
 of Kellore. 1828 : At home on absejitee alloicance. Died, nth 
 April 1832, at Brighton. 
 
 PARSONS, William, — 1779 : Writer. 1790 : Senior Merchant; 
 Assistant at Ingeram. 1793: At home. 1800: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 PASKE, George, — 1797 : Writer. 1798 : Assistant under the 
 Political, Revenue, and Commercial Department, 1799 : Assistant 
 under the Collector of Vizagapatam. 1800 : Assistant to the Col- 
 lector of the Third Division of Vizagapatam ; Assistant under the 
 Collector of Ganjam. 1802 : Assistant to the Collector of Xellore, 
 1805 : Register under the Collector of Nellore and'Ongole, 1806 : 
 Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Masulipatam, 182 1 : 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. Died on 
 his passage home, April 1822, on hoard tlte '''"Cambridge." 
 
 PASKE, John Bensley Gresham Page. — 1806 : Writer. 1807 : 
 Assistant to the Register of the Zillah of Vizagapatam. 181 1 ,• 
 
112 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Register of the Zillali of Yizagapatam. 1814 : At home. 181 7 : 
 Returned to India; Register to the Provincial Court, Northern 
 Division. 1824 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 
 1830 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 1832 : First Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 
 1840 : Retired from the service. {Annuitant on the Fund^ 1840.) 
 Died, 3d August 1859, in England. 
 
 PATERNOSTER, John. —181 5: Writer. 181 8 : Second 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Vizagapatam. 1820 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Ganjam. 182 1 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Bellary. 1824 : Register of the Zillah of Masulipatam. 1827 : 
 Register to the Zillah of Salem. 1828 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Combaconum. 1831 : Register of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1833 : 
 Register to the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1834 : At 
 home on absentee allowance. 1837: Returned to India, per ^^ Sophia;' 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 1838 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Bellary. 1843 • ^^^^ ^/ emploij. 1844 : Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1846 : Resigned the service, 30th April. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund, 1846.) 
 
 PATERNOSTER, Richard. — 182 1 : Writer. 1824: Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1825 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1827 : At home on 
 absentee alloivance. Pensioned, 6th January 1830, in England. 
 
 PEARCE, Thomas. — 1783: Writer; Assistant in the Select 
 Office. 1785 : Clerk to the Court of Requests. 1786 : Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Revenue Department, and Deputy Import 
 Warehouse-keeper. 1789: Assistant to the Accountant-General ; 
 Accountant-General in the Mayor's Court ; and Deputy Postmaster- 
 General. 1790: Deputy Accountant and Accountant-General in 
 the Mayor's Office. 1792 : Provisional Paymaster at Tanjore. 
 Died, February 1794. 
 
 PEILE, John Hexry. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant in the 
 Military, Political, and Secret Department. 1799 : Head Assistant 
 under the Resident at Mysore. 1800 : Postmaster at Mysore. 
 1803 : Secretary to the Resident at Mysore. 1806 : Judge and 
 Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1809 : Secretary to Government in Mili- 
 tary Department, and Superintendent of Stamps. 181 1 : Persian 
 Translator to Government ; Third Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. \Z\% '. At home. 1823: Out of the service. 
 
 PELL Y, Charles. — 1830: Writer. 1832: Second Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1834 : Acting Head 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 113 
 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Eellary. 1835: 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 
 1837: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary. 1838: 
 SulD-Collcctor and Joint INfagistrate, Bellary. 1841 : Acting Judge 
 and Criminal Judge, Bellary. 1844: Proceeded to Europe on fur- 
 lough. 1848: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1850: 
 Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1859 : Member of the Board of 
 Revenue, and Acting President of the Board of Examiners. 1862 : 
 Government Director of the Bank of INIadras. 1863 : Acting Presi- 
 dent of Income Tax Commission, and Commissioner for the Un- 
 covenanted Civil Service Examination. 1867 : Resigned the service, 
 i^th January. {Annuitant.) 
 
 PERRINGr, Peter. — 1759: AVriter. 1768: Junior Merchant. 
 1 7 7 1 : Senior Merchant, and Second in Council at Yizagapatam. 
 1778 : Member of the Council of the Governor. 1781 : Dismissed 
 the service. 
 
 PEERING, RiCHAED. — 1779 : Writer. No trace after 1780. 
 
 PETER, Rous. — 1801 : Writer. 1804: Assistant under the 
 Collector of Trichinopoly. 1805 : Register under the Principal Col- 
 lector of Tanj ore. 1806: Register of the Zillah of Trichinopoly. 1807: 
 Assistant to the Collector of Dindigul and Madura. 1812: Collector 
 and Magistrate of Dindigul and Madura. 1825 : Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Madura. Died, 6th August 1828, at Madura. 
 
 PETERS, Edward. — 1837 : Writer. 1838 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and IMagistrate of Tanjore. 1839 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 
 1840: Second Assistant to Accountant-General. 1841 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1843 : Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore ; Proceeded on furlough. 
 1846: Returned to India, 1847 • Proceeded on furlough. 1851 : 
 Absent from India five years. 
 
 PETRIE, William.— 1765 : AVriter. 1771 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1776: Senior Merchant; At home. 1778: 
 In India. 1782 : At home. 1790 : Member of the Council of the 
 Governor. 1793". At home. 1800: President of the Board of 
 Revenue, and Member of the Council of the Governor. 1809 : 
 Appointed Governor of the Prince of AYales Island. Died, 2'jth 
 October 18 16, at Prince of Wales Island. 
 
 PHILLIPS, George. — 181 2: Writer. 1815 : Assistant to the 
 Register of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 1816 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Trichinopoly ; Assistant Magistrate of 
 
 H 
 
114 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Trichinopoly. 1823: Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of 
 Coimbatore. Diedy sth Aiyril 1825, at Coimhatore. 
 
 PHILLIPS, Henry Dominic— 1830 : Writer. 1832: Acting 
 Second Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Nellore ; 
 Kegister of the Zillali of Kellore. 1835 : Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Nellore ; and Kegister 
 to the Zillah Court there. 1836 : Acting Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge, Guntoor. 1837 : Junior Deputy Secretary 
 to the Board of Revenue ; Officiating Senior Deputy Secretary to 
 the Board of Revenue ; Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge, Salem ; Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge 
 at Madura. 1838: Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Madura; Acting Second Assistant to the Accountant-General ; 
 Acting Sub-Secretary to the Board of Revenue; Acting Deputy 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1839 : Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of the Auxiliary Court, Trichi- 
 nopoly ; Acting Senior Deputy Register to the Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut; and Commissioner for Government Lotteries. 
 1842 : Acting Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1843 : 
 Acting Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Sub- 
 Judge, Combaconum. 1846: Sub-Judge, Madura. 1847: Agent to 
 the Governor of Madras at Kurnool and Bunganapilly. 1850: Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Salem. 1853: Proceeded to England. 1856: 
 In India, and •witlwut employ. 1857 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, and Resident Commissioner at Tanjore; also Civil and Session 
 Judge at Mangalore, and at Madura; 1858: Collector and Magis- 
 trate, and Resident Commissioner at Tanjore ; also Puisne Judge 
 of the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1859 : President 
 of the Board of Examiners ; Commissioner for the Affairs of the late 
 Rajah of Tanjore. 1862 : Judge of the High Court of Judicature, 
 Madras. 1864 : Provisional, afterwards Member of Council of the 
 Governor of Fort St. George. 1869: Resigned the service, 12th 
 November. {Annuitant.) 
 
 PHILLIPS, Alexander William. — 1839: AVriter. 1841 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1842 : Acting 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Combaconum. 1843 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1845 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot ; 
 Acting Sub- Judge of the Zillah of Chittoor ; Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Xortli Arcut. 1846 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem, and at Chingleput. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 115 
 
 1850 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1853 : Special Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1854: Acting Sub-Judge, 
 Madura. 1855 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, and Suh- Judge, at 
 Madura. 1856: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura. 1859: 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevellj, and at Salem. 1861 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge of Chinglepiit. 1862 : On medical leave. 
 1863: CoUector and Magistrate of Godavery District. 1864: 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Ootacaniund. 1866 : On 3 
 months' special leave; Civil and Sessions Judge, Ootacamund. 
 1867 : On medical leave to Europe for 27 months. ' 1869 : Resigned 
 the service, 2']th April, in England. {Annuitant.) Died, \t^th 
 Fehruarii ^^^Z^ at Soufhsea. 
 
 PHIPPS, CoxsTAXTiXE.— 1 791: Writer. 1 792 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 
 1 793 • Assistant under the Secretary to the Revenue Board. 1 794 : 
 Assistant to the Accountant to the Revenue Board. Died, i^th 
 April 1794. 
 
 PINDER, James Rose.— 1790 : "Writer. 1791 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Trade. Died, 21st February 1793. 
 
 PLACE, Lionel.— 1783: Writer. 1785: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee. 1786: Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the iMilitary Department, and Clerk to the Committee 
 of Stores ; Assistant at Cuddalore. 1 788 : Assistant to the Account- 
 ant to the Board of Revenue. 1 789 : Deputy to the Accountant to 
 the Board of Revenue. 1790: Accountant to the Board of Assumed 
 Revenue. 1791 : Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1796: 
 Collector in the Jaghire. 1799 - At home. 1802 : Returned to 
 India; Acting Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 1803 : 
 At home. 1807 : Out of the service. 
 
 PLUMER, Hall.— 1769: Writer. 1774: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780 : Senior ]\rerchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 POPHAM, Strachax Irvine.— 1828 : Writer. 1829 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Tinnevelly. 1830 : Assistant to the Collector 
 of Salem. 183 1 : Second Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate 
 of Tinnevelly. 1832 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Salem ; Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of Salem. 
 1834: Superintendent of a Division in Mysore. 1839 ' At home 
 on ahsentee allowance. 1844 : Absent from India five years. 
 
 PORCHER, JosiAS Du Pre.— 1778.: Writer. 1790: Senior 
 Merchant, Member of the Board of Trade, and Clerk to the Com- 
 mittee of Works. 1792 : Member of the Board of Trade, Mayor 
 
ii6 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 of Madras, and Military Storekeeper. 1800 : At homey and retired 
 from the service. 
 
 PORTER, Richard Tindal. — 1825 : Writer. 1827 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1828: 
 Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coim- 
 batore ; Head Assistant to the Principal Collector of Chingleput. 
 1829 : Deputy Tamil Translator to Government. 1830 : Junior 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1831 : Senior Deputy 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1837 '.At home on absentee allow- 
 ance. 1840 : lieturned to India. 1841 : Sub-Secretary to the Board 
 of Revenue. 1843 : Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1852 : 
 Out of employ. 1854: Civil Auditor and SuiDcrintendent of Stamps. 
 1855 : Resigned the service^ ist May, in India. {Annuitant on the 
 Fund, 1856.) Died, ^th December 1879, ^'^^ England. 
 
 PORTIS, George. — 1781 : Writer. 1783 : Assistant to the Sec- 
 retary to the Select Committee; At home. No trace after 1783. 
 
 POWNEY, George. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Resident at Travancore, and Paymaster of Troops there. 
 1800: At home, and retired from the service. 
 
 POWNEY, Henry Saverne.— 1781 : Writer. 1783 : Assistant 
 at Yizagapatam. Ao trace after 1785. 
 
 POWNEY, Edward.— 1797 : Writer. 1799: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the MiHtary, Political, and Secret Department. 
 1800: Assistant Collector of Tanjore. 1803: Register to the 
 Adawlut of the Zillah of Salem. 1806 : Register to the Court 
 of Appeal and Circuit, Southern Division. 1810 : Judge and 
 Magistrate of the Zillah of Combaconum. 1823 : At home. {Re- 
 tired on the Annuity Fund, Sth January 1828.) Died, 3^ 
 January 1855, in England. 
 
 ; PRENDERGAST, Thomas.— 1826 : Writer. 1828 : Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector of Tanjore. 1829 : Acting Head Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector of ISTellore. 1830 : Head Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector of Xellore. 1831 : Acting Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate of Xellore. 1833 : Acting Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge at Guntoor. 1834: Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge of Tinnevelly. 1838 : At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1841 : Returned to India. 1842 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1844 : Collector and Magistrate, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1855 : Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to Governor, 
 in Ganjam ; Proceeded on furlough. 1858 : Retired from the ser- 
 vice, 2'jfh March, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 PRENDERGAST, Guy Lushington.— 1827 : Writer. 1829 : 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 117 
 
 Assistant to the Secretaiy in the Revenue Department. 1830 : 
 Assistant to the Resident at Mysore ; Senior Assistant to the 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawhit ; Superintendent 
 of Government Lotteries. 1832 : Senior Deputy Register of the 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawhit. 1838 : At home on ahseyitee allow- 
 ance. 1839 : Returned to India pjr " General Kyd." 1840 : Assis- 
 tant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Malabar; Deputy Accountant- 
 General. 1857 : Accountant-General and Member of the Mint 
 Committee. 1859 : Dismissed the service, yl Septemher, iri India. 
 
 PRINGLE, Alexander. — 1766: AYriter. 1771 : Factor. 
 1774: Junior Merchant, and Assistant at Masulipatam. 1778: 
 Senior Merchant. 1790 : Out of the service. 
 
 PRINGLE, John Robert. — 1835 : Writer. 1837 : Doing Duty 
 as an Assistant under the Collector of Chingleput. 1838 : Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1841 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1846 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1847 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. Diecl^ 
 ^th September 1847, on board the ^^ Mary Ami." 
 
 PROCTOR, George.— 1767: Writer. 1774: Factor. 1776: 
 Junior Merchant. 1778 : Senior Merchant. 1790 : At home. 
 1795 : Out of the service. 
 
 PURVIS, Arthur. — 1831 : Writer. 1834 : Assistant to Princi- 
 pal Collector, Nellore. 1835 : Assistant to Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate, ISTellore. 1837 : Acting Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Cuddapah, and Acting Head Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, ISTellore. 1838 : Head Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1839 : Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, ISTellore. 1840 ; 
 Acting Register of the Zillah Court of ISTellore. 1842 : Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Xellore. 1843 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Nellore. 1845 : Proceeded to Europe on 
 furlough. 1848 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Nellore. 1849 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Nellore. 
 1851 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1854 : Collector 
 and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1859: Collector and Magistrate, 
 Godavari. 1863 : Resigned the service, 1st June. {Annuitant.) 
 Died, 1st June 1877, in England. 
 
 PYBUS, John.— 1742 : Writer. 1768 : Member of Council ot 
 the Governor. 1768 : Arrived in England, in the ^^ Hector." 
 
 PYBUS, John Bryan. — 1807 : Writer. 1810 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department ; Assistant to 
 
ii8 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 the Superintendent of Stamps. 1811 : Fixed Examiner in the 
 Office of Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1814 : Deputy 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Head Assistant to the Super- 
 intendent of Stamps. Died, 2jth January 1820, at Madras. 
 
 PYCROFT, Thomas. — 1828 : AVriter. 1831 : Second Assistant 
 to Principal Collector, South Arcot. 1832 : Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Chingleput ; Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1833 : 
 Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 
 1837 ; Acting Suh-Collector and Joint Magistrate, and Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1839 : Proceeded to 
 Europe on furloufih. 1843 : Acting Sub-Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue; Commissioner for Government Lotteries; and Deputy 
 Collector, Madras. 1845 : Assistant Judge, Calicut; Secretary to 
 the Board of Revenue; and Acting Tamil Translator. 1850: 
 Secretary to Government in Revenue and Judicial Departments. 
 1855: Chief Secretary to Government. 1857: Proceeded to 
 Europe on private affairs. 1862 : Additional, afterwards Pro- 
 visional, and then Member of Council of the Governor of Fort St. 
 George. 1866 : Knight Commander of the Star of India, 2^th May 
 1867 : Resigned the service, 2gth October. (Annuitant.) 
 
 PYNE, George. — 1753: Writer. 1768: Senior Merchant. 
 177 1 : Resident at Bandermallee. 1774 : Out of the service. 
 
 RADDAN, Edward.— 1755 : Writer. 1768 : Senior Merchant, 
 and Third in Council at Masulipatam. 1774 : Old of the service. 
 
 RAITT, Charles. — 1763: Writer. 1768: Factor. No trace 
 after 1768. 
 
 RAM, George Andrew. — 1767: Writer. 17 74: Factor. 
 1776: Junior Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 1791 : 
 Resident at Tanjore. 1795 : Collector of Guntoor. 1801 : At 
 home. 1802: Old of the service. 
 
 RANDAL, Benjamin. — 1 797 : Writer. 1 798 : Assistant in the 
 Public, Revenue, and Commercial Department. 1799: Second 
 Assistant under the Collector of Dindigul. 1800 : Assistant under 
 the Commercial Resident at Cuddalore. 1802 ; Assistant to the 
 Commercial Resident at Nagore. 1804 : Deputy Commercial 
 Resident at Xagore. 181 1 : Commercial Resident in the Ceded 
 Districts. Died, loth July 18 19, at Cuddajmh. 
 
 RATLIFF, John. — 1839: AYriter. 1840: Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1841 : Register of the Zillah 
 Court of Bellary. 1843 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 North Arcot. 1844 : Acting Head Assistant to Principal Collector 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 119 
 
 and ^Lioistrate, Xellore. 1845 • Assistant to Collector and ^lagis- 
 trate, and Agent to the Governor' of Madras, in Yizagapatam ; 
 afterwards Head Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Madura. 1846 : Assistant to the Collector and ^lagistrate, afterwards 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1 847 : Acting 
 Sub- Judge of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1848 : Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Madura. 1849 : Acting Sub- Judge, Madura. 
 1850: Proceeded to Europe on furlough . 1853: Acting Sub- Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Xellore. 1854 : Additional Sub-Collector 
 and Magistrate, Canara ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. 
 1855 : At first Acting, afterwards Sub- Judge, Cuddapah. 1857 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, and Acting Sub-Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1858 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 
 1859 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Xellore. i860 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 1861 : Officiating Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Honore. 1862 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 1864 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Xundial. 1865 : On medical leave to 
 Euroj^e for 15 months. 1866 : Resigned the service^ 14th October. 
 (Annnitaut.) Died, iSth May 1877, in England. 
 
 RAVENSHAW, John Goldsborough. — 1796 : Writer. 1797 : 
 Assistant under the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1798 : 
 Assistant under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue, and Assis- 
 tant to the Accountant-General. 1799 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector of Dindigul. 1800 : Collector in the Southern Division 
 of the Canara Districts. 1805 : Principal Collector of the Southern 
 Division of Arcot. 1809 : In Charge of the Revenues of Cuddalore 
 and Pondicherry. 1813 : At home. 18 18: Out of the service. 
 Elected a Director of the East Lidia ComjMni/, 14th July 18 19. 
 Died, 6th June 1840, at Crawley, Sussex. 
 
 READ, John. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under the 
 Military Secretary. 1791 : Acting Deputy Secretary to the Board 
 of Revenue. 1793 : Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 
 1796: At home. 1797: Returned to India; Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of the Fourth Division of Masulipatam. 1799 : Col- 
 lector of the Fourth Division of Masulipatam. 1802 : Collector of 
 the Third Division of Masulipatam ; Second Judge of the Court of 
 Circuit and Appeal, Southern Division. 1809 : Acting Puisne 
 Judge of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 181 1 : First Judge 
 of the Court of Appeal and Circuit, Southern Division. 1815: 
 At home. 1820 : Out of the service. 
 
 READ, George. — 1790: Writer. 1791: Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Military and Political Department. 1792 : Assis- 
 
120 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 tant under the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1793: Assis- 
 tant under the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1796: 
 Deputy Accountant and Malabar Translator to the Board of Re- 
 venue. 1798: Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1800: 
 Deputy Accountant in the Revenue and Commercial Department, 
 and Malabar Translator. 1801 : Subordinate Collector under 
 Major M'Leod's Authority. 1802 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. 1809: Second Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. 181 2: At home. 181 6: Out of the service, 
 READ, Alexander. — 1796: Writer. 1797: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1798 : Assistant under the 
 Board of Revenue, Assistant under the Collector in BurramehaL 
 
 1799 : Head Assistant under the Collector in the Canara District. 
 
 1800 : Collector in the Northern Division of Canara and Soondah. 
 1805: Principal Collector in Canara. 1816: At home. 1820: 
 Out of the service. 
 
 READE, Charles William.— 1835 : Writer. 1836: Under 
 Principal Collector of Canara. 1837 : Doing Duty as Assistant to 
 Principal Collector of Canara. 1838 : Assistant to Principal Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Canara. 1839: Acting Head Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, Canara ; and Acting Register 
 to the Zillah Court of Chittoor. 1841 : Register to the Zillah 
 Court of Bellary ; and Acting Head Assistant, subsequently Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1842 : 
 Acting Register to the Zillah Court of Canara. 1846: Acting 
 additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara. 1848: 
 Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1852 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Chingleput. 1853: Sub- Judge at Salem. 1856: Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1857: Acting Civil and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Cuddalore ; Collector, Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Madras, in Yizagapatam. 1859: Without emj^loy. 
 On private affairs to England for 6 months. 1861 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate of Madras. 1862 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate of South Arcot. 187 1 : Resigned the service^ 26th March. 
 {Annuitant.) Died, 2']tli Ap)ril 1884, in England. 
 
 RENTON, John. — 1763 : Junior Merchant, with Fixed Appoint- 
 ment as Sub- Accountant. No trace after 1774. 
 
 RENTON, William. — 1771: Junior Merchant, with Fixed 
 Appointment as Sub-Accountant. Died, Sth November 1775. 
 
 REVELL, Joseph.— 1769: Writer. 1774: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1 780 : Senior Merchant. 1 79 1 : Manager of the 
 Muglatore Zemindary. 1793: At home. 1800: Out of the service. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 121 
 
 RICE, John Auamson. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Second Assis- 
 tant under the Collector of Canara. Died, 21st October 1799. 
 
 RICHARDSON, William.— 1777 : Writer. No trace after ij So. 
 
 RICHARDSON, John. — 1779 : AVriter. No trace after 1782. 
 
 RICHARDSON, Fraxcis. — 1 793 : Writer. 1796: Assistant under 
 tlie Resident at the Presidency. 1797: At home for his health. 
 1 799 : Returned to India; Assistant under the Commercial Resident 
 at Nagore ; Deputy Commercial Resident at Xagore. iSoi : 
 Commercial Resident at Xagore. 181 7 : At home. 1822 : Out 0/ 
 the service. 
 
 RICKARDS, Richard. — 1827 : Writer. 1829 : Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector of South Arcot. 1830 : Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of Yizagapatam. 1832 : Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1833: Register of the 
 Zillah of Salem. Died, 26th November 1834, at Amboorpatt. 
 
 RIDDLE, John. — 1797: Writer. 1799: Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1801 : Assistant under the 
 Collector of Salem. 1803 : Assistant to the Collector of Coimba- 
 tore. 1805: Subordinate Collector of Coimbatore. 1808: Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Coimbatore. 1811 : Acting Judge 
 and Magistrate of the Zillah of Dharapooram ; Judge, Magistrate, 
 and Collector of Seringapatam. 1 8 1 3 : Judge and Magistrate of 
 the Zillah of Madura. Died, on his passage to England, ^th February 
 18 1 5, on hoard the ^^ Europe." 
 
 ROBERTS, Charles. — 1807 : Writer; Assistant to the Collec- 
 tor of the Xorthern Division of Arcot. 1 8 1 o : Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of Chittoor. 1816 : Assistant Magistrate of Chittoor. 
 182 1 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Tanjore. 1822 : 
 Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Madura. 1824: Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of ^Nlasulipatam, and in Charge of the Trea- 
 sury there. 1827 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of the 
 Korthern Division of Arcot. 1832 : Acting Second Member of 
 the Board of Revenue ; Third Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 1837 : At home on absentee allowance. (Retired on Annuity Fund 
 from Sth May 1838.) Died, ^ist July 1850, in London. 
 
 ROBERTSON, Francis William. — 1806 : Writer. 1807: 
 Assistant under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1808 : 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at MasuHpatam ; Assistant under 
 the Collector of MasuHpatam. 18 11 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Canara. 181 2: Assistant to the Collector of Guntoor. 18 14: 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Masulipatam. 1816 : Assistant 
 
122 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1819 : Collector and Magistrate of 
 Rajahmundry. 1824 : Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1826 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. Died, 1 6th December 
 1838, at Anantapoor. 
 
 ROBERTSON, Andrew. — 1817 : Writer. 1819 : Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Cliittoor. 1820 : At home. 1825 : 
 Returned to India; Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue. 1826 : Tamil Translator to Government. 1827 : Senior 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1830: Secretary and 
 Treasurer to the Government Bank. 1833 : Collector of Madras, 
 Tamil Translator, and ^lember of the College Board. 1844 • Second 
 Member of the Board of Revenue ; Member of the College Board ; 
 and Tamil Translator to Government. 1847 : Proceeded on fur- 
 lough. 1850: Eeturned to India. 1851 : Collector, Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor, Yizagapatam. 1855 : Resigned the ser- 
 vice, 1st May, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1856.) Died^ 
 nth January 1868, in England. 
 
 ROBINSON, Thomas. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant under 
 the Deputy Commercial Resident at Ganjam. 1802 : Head Assis- 
 tant under the Secretary to the Board of Trade ; Assistant to the 
 Collector in the Second Division of Masulipatam. 1805 : At home 
 for his health. 1808; Returned to India. 181 1 : Deputy Com- 
 mercial Resident at Ramnad ; Deputy Commercial Resident at 
 Xagore. 1814 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Ramnad. Died 
 in 1816, in Madras. 
 
 ROBSON, Francis Augustus. — 1795 : Writer. 1797 : Assistant 
 under the Collector of Yizagapatam. 1799: Assistant under the 
 Collector of Ganjam. 1800 : Assistant under the Collector, Second 
 Division of Yizagapatam. 1802 : Assistant to the Collector of 
 Ganjam, &c. 1804 : Collector of Ganjam, &c. 1807 : Paymaster 
 and Garrison Storekeeper in the Ceded Districts. 1 8 1 2 : Com- 
 mercial Resident at Ganjam. 1818 : Out of employ. 1821: 
 Deputy Collector of Madras ; Superintendent of Stationery. 1823 : 
 Treasurer and Secretary to the Government Bank. 1828 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Guntoor. 1831 : Old of employ. 1832 : 
 Acting as Judge and Criminal Judge of Rajahmundry. Died, ^d 
 Septernher 1833, at Rajahmundry. 
 
 ROEBUCK, Benjamin. — 1776 : Writer. 1782 : Factor. 1790 : 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Land Customer, and Deputy Mili- 
 tary Storekeeper. 1792: Civil and Military Paymaster-General ; 
 A Member of the Committee for Investigating the King's Army 
 Accounts, and Assay Master. 1801 : Assay Master. 1802 : Assay 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 123 
 
 Master, and Military PayinasterGeneral. 1809: ^[int ^Master. 
 Died, iT^fh August 1809, at Vizagajjcitarn. 
 
 ROGERS, Keginald. — 1806 : AYriter. 1809 : Assistant to the 
 Chief Secretary in the Secret and Political Department. 1810 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1 8 1 2 : 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 182 1 : Register and 
 Assistant to the Collector of Seringapatani. 1822 : At home. 
 1825 : Returned to India; Register of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1827 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Salem. {Retired on the Antndty Fund from ist Januari/ 
 1828.) Died, 2yl Decend/er 1855, in England. 
 
 ROHDE, John. — 1829 : Writer. 1832 : Second Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Ganjam. 1835 • Acting Register of the 
 Zillah of Rajahmundry, and Acting Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge, Chicacole. 1836 : Officiating Assistant Judge, &c., 
 at Cliicacole. 1837 : Register of the Zillah of Rajahmundry. 
 1838 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1839 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Masulipatam. 1840 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, 
 Rajahmundry. 1843 : Sub- Judge at Rajahmundry. 1844 : Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, ^Easulipatam, and at Rajahmundry. 
 1847: Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1850: In India, and 
 without employ for 7 months; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Trichinopoly. 185 1 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge at Gmitoor, 
 Appointment subsequently confirmed. 1855 : Inspector-General of 
 Jails. 1866: Resigned the service, 21st Fehruary. (Annuitant.) 
 
 ROOKE, Harry. — 1808: "Writer. Died in 181;^. 
 
 ROSS, John. — 1765 : Writer. 1771 : Factor and Assistant at 
 Cuddalore. 1774: Junior Merchant. No trace after 1774. 
 
 ROSS, James. — 1770: Writer. No trace after 1771. 
 
 ROSS, William. — 1 770: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1778: Junior 
 Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. No trace after 1JS2. 
 
 ROSS, Robert Charles. — 1800: Writer. 1804: Register of 
 the Southern Division of Arcot. 1805 : Sub-Collector in the 
 Southern Division of Arcot. 1808: Head Assistant to the Col- 
 lector in Arcot. 1810 : Collector of Cuddapah. Died, 26th 
 November 1816, at Masulipatam. 
 
 ROUPELL, Thomas Booxe. — 1830 : Writer. 1832 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1835; 
 Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coim- 
 batore. 1836: At home on absentee allowance. 1841 : Returned 
 to India. 1842: Out of employ. 1843: Sub-Secretary to the 
 
124 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Board of Revenue. 1850 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 
 1857 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore. 1858 : Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1859 : Resigned the service, i^th June, in India. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 ROWLEY, John.— 1777: Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Muster-Master in Masulipatam, and 
 Assistant at MaddepoUam. 1795: Resident at Maddepollam. 
 1800: Postmaster-General. 1801 : Postmaster-General and Mili- 
 tary Paymaster-General. 1 803 : First Judge of the Court of Circuit 
 and of Appeal for the Southern Division. Died, 14th Septemler 
 1805, at Pondicherry. 
 
 RUSSEL, Daniel.— 1776: Writer. 1782: Factor. No trace 
 after 1782. 
 
 * RUSSELL, Claud.— 1752 : Writer. 1771 : Member of Coun- 
 cil of the Governor. 1777: Recalled hy order of the General 
 Court of Proprietors, gfh May. 1780: At home. 1782; Chief 
 of Vizagapatam. No trace after 1782. 
 
 RUSSELL, George Edward.— 1802 : Writer. 1803: Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Depart- 
 ment. 1804: Assistant under the Register of the Zillah of 
 Chingleput. 1805 : Register of the Zillah of Chingleput. 181 2 : 
 Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1815 : In Charge of 
 the General Treasury at Masulipatam. 1822 : Second Member of 
 the Board of Revenue. 1824 : At first Acting, then Senior ^lem- 
 ber of the Board of Revenue. 1832 : Officiating as Resident at the 
 Court of H. H. the Rajah of Mysore ; Commissioner to Inquire 
 into the State of Affairs at Ganjam and Vizagapatam. 1834: 
 I^rember of Council of the Governor, and President of the Revenue 
 and Marme Boards. 1836 : Chief Judge of the Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. {Retired on the Annuity Fund in 1838.) Died^ 
 20th October 1863, in England. 
 
 RUSSELL, John William.— 1807 : Writer. 1809: Assistant 
 to the Collector of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1813 : Assis- 
 tant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Secretary to the 
 Xative Fund, and to the Civil Fund Committee. 181 7 : Deputy 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 181 9 : Leave to the Cape of 
 Good Hope^ and eventually to Europe. 1822 : Returned to India; 
 Private Secretary to the Governor. 1824 : Third Judge of Provin- 
 cial Court, Centre Division. 1826 : Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Cuddapah. 1828 : At home on absentee alloicance. 1830 : 
 Returned to India, per ''Lord HungerforcU Died, 21st August 
 183 1, on hoard the " ClaiidineJ' 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 125 
 
 RUTHERFORD, Robert.— 1769 : Writer. 1774 '• Factor and 
 Assistant at Yizagapatam. 1778 : Junior Merchant. 1780 : Senior 
 Merchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 SADLEIR, Anthony. — 1760 : Writer. 1768: Factor. 1771: 
 Senior Merchant. 1774: Resident at Madura. 1776: Resident 
 at Ingeram. 1782 : Out of the service. 
 
 SANDEMAN, Alexander Stuart. — 1845 : Writer. 1848 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1850 : Proceeded 
 0)1 furlough. 1852: Returned to India; Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Malabar. 1855 : Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar. Died, 2gth January 1855, at Cannanore. 
 
 SAUNDERS, Edward. — 1762 : Writer. 1768: Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant and Paymaster, Chingleput and Wandi. 1774 • 
 Senior Merchant. 1776 : Second in Council at Cuddalore. 1791 : 
 Member of the Board of Revenue. ijg2 : At home, i^g^: Out 
 of the service. 
 
 SAUNDERS, William. — 1800 : Writer. 1805 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of Tinnevelly. 1806 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Ramnad. 1808 : Acting Assistant to the Collector of Government 
 Customs; Assistant to the Collector of Land Customs. 1810 : 
 Gentoo Translator to Government ; Assistant to the Collector of 
 Madras. Died, 2 2d May 18 11, 07i his jpassage to the Mauritius. 
 
 SAUNDERS, George William. — 1806 : Writer. 1807: 
 Assistant to the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Depart- 
 ment ; Register of the Zillah of Xellore. 181 7 : Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. 181 8 : Register to the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1822 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate 
 of Canara. 1823 : Collector and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1826 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Is'ellore. 1828 : Third Judge of 
 the Provincial Court, Centre Division. Died, T,ist July 1830, at 
 Cuddapah. 
 
 SAVAGE, George.— 1765 : Writer. 177 1 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1776: At home. 1780: In India. No trace 
 after 1782. 
 
 SAVAGE, Francis Archibald. — 1790: Writer; Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department, and 
 Under Searcher of the Sea Gate. 1792 : Assistant under the Col- 
 lector of Muglatore. 1796: Assistant to the Collector in the 
 Second Division of Masulipatam. 1800 : Assistant to the Col- 
 lector in the Third Division of Masulipatam; Paymaster and 
 Garrison Storekeeper in the Ceded Districts. 1803 : Deputy Post- 
 master at Eellary. 1807: Commercial Resident at Maddepollam ; 
 
126 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Masulipatam. 1 8 1 2 : Com- 
 mercial Resident at Ingeram. 1820 : Commercial Resident at the 
 General Factory at Ingeram. 1830: Out of employ. Died, 2^d 
 June 1 83 1, at Madras. 
 
 SAVORY, James Scott. — 1 7 96 : Writer. 1798: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1799 : Second Assistant 
 under the Collector of Kistnagherry. 1801 : Assistant under the 
 Collector of Arcot, South of the River Palar. 1802 : Register to 
 the Court of Circuit and Appeal, Centre Division. 1806 : Judge 
 and Magistrate of Dharapooran in Coimbatore. 1817 : At home. 
 1821 : Resigned the service, 24th October, in England. 
 
 SCOTNEY, Bryan. — 1777 : Appointed Military Storekeeper on 
 the First Vacancy. No trace after 1782. 
 
 SCOTT, Andrew. — 1773: AVriter. 1778: Factor. 1782: 
 Junior Merchant. 1790: Senior Merchant, and Manager of the 
 Southern Division of the Masulipatam Havelly, and Assistant there. 
 1 795 : Second in Council at IMasulipatam, and Collector hi Southern 
 Division of Masulipatam Havelly. 1800 : Collector of the Third 
 Division of Yizagapatam District. 1801 : Collector of Guntoor and 
 of the Palnaud. 1803 : First Judge of the Court of Circuit and 
 of Appeal for the Northern Division. 1808 : First Judge of the 
 Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1822 : Witlmd employ. 
 Died, 21 st January 1825, at Fort St George. 
 
 SCOTT, John Corse. — 1822 : Writer. 1825 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1826 : Register of 
 the Zillah of Canara. 1828 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 1832: Returned to India; Acting Assistant, afterwards Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Madura. 1834: Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Canara. 1835 : Acting Zillah 
 Judge of Madura ; Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of 
 Chicacole. 1837 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Malabar. 
 1839: At home for his health. 1844: Resigned the service, ^d 
 January, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1849.) Died, 
 ijth Ja)iuary 1870, in England. 
 
 SCOTT, Septimus. — 1829: Writer. 1830: Assistant under the 
 Principal Collector of Coimbatore. 1832 : Acting Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem ; Head Assistant to the Princi- 
 pal Collector and Magistrate of Tanjore. 1836 : Acting, after- 
 wards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Tanjore. 1840 : Pro- 
 ceeded on furlough. 1842 : Betiirned to India. 1844: Agent to 
 tlie Governor of Fort St. George at Kurnool and Bunganapilly. 
 1848 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Combaconum. 1855 : Proceeded 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 127 
 
 on furlough. 1857: Resigned the service^ 12th August, in Eng- 
 land. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 SEDGLEY, William. — 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor, and 
 Assistant at Masulipatam. 1778: Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior 
 Merchant. Died in i'jS2. 
 
 SEWELL, Henry. — 1807 : Writer; Assistant to the Collector 
 of Kajahmimdry. 181 6 : Assistant to the iSIagistrate of Rajah- 
 mundry. Died, 6th June 1823, at Rajahmundnj. 
 
 SEWELL, Robert Browxrigg. — 183 1 : Writer. 1834 : Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Chingleput. 1836: Acting Secretary to 
 the Board of College and for Public Instruction ; Acting Deputy 
 Secretary in the Chief Secretary's Department. 1837 : Deputy 
 Secretary in the Chief Secretary's Department ; Commissioner for 
 Drawing Government Lotteries ; Acting Secretary to the College 
 Board. 1838 : At home on absentee aUoicance, Died, 4th June 
 1840, at Carlsbad, Germany. 
 
 SHAKESPEAR, William Oliver. — 1800: Writer. 1803: 
 Assistant to the Commercial Resident at Yizagapatam and Gan- 
 jam. 1806 : Assistant to the Register of the Zillah of Masulipatam. 
 1807 : Register of the Zillah of Trichinopoly. 1810 : Assistant 
 Judge of Madura. 1815 : Judge and Magistrate of Madura. 1826 : 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 1830 : 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 
 1832: First Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 
 Died, 10th August 1838, at Cannanore. 
 
 SHAW, Thomas.— 1778 : Writer. Dead in 1780. 
 
 SHAW, Joseph. — 1781 : Writer. 1783 : Assistant to the Sec- 
 retary to the Select Committee. 1784 : Assistant to the Secretary 
 in the Civil Department. 1785 : Register of the Choultry Court 
 and Deputy Land Customer. 1786 : Assistant in the Military 
 Department; Assistant to the Sea Customer. 1787 : Assistant in 
 the Secret Department. 1 788 : One of the Contractors for Repairs. 
 1789: Examiner in the Mayor's Court. 1792: At home. No 
 trace after 1795. 
 
 SHAW, Hector. — 1801 : Writer. 1803 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector in the Ceded Districts. 1807 : Subordinate 
 Collector in the Ceded Districts. Died, nth February 1808, at 
 Bclkmj, 
 
 SHEFFIELD, William. — 1800 : Writer on the Bencoolen 
 Establishment. 1804: Transferred to the Madras Presidency. 
 1805 : Assistant to the Principal Collector of the Southern Division 
 
128 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 of Arcot. 1806 : Register of the Zillali of Combaconiim. 1814 : 
 Assistant Judge of the Zillah of South Malabar. 181 7 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1820 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1826 : Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate of Malabar. 183 1 : ^^ Jiome on absentee allowance. 
 {Retired on the Annuity Fund from 1st May 1832.) Died, 24th 
 February 1859, in England. 
 
 SHERIDAN, Richard Brinsley. — 1825 : AVriter. 1828: 
 Head Assistant to the vSecretary to the Board of Revenue. 1830 : 
 Supermtendent of Government Lotteries ; Temporary Additional 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Salem. 1831 : Assistant 
 to the Commissioners for the Government of Mysore. 1832 : At 
 home on absentee allowance. 1837 : Out of the service. 
 
 SHERSON, Robert.— 1793 : AVriter. 1795: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 
 1796: Assistant to the Sea Customer. 1798: Deputy Sea Cus- 
 tomer. 1800: At home. 1801 : Returned to India; Deputy 
 Collector of Government Customs. 1802 : Reporter of External 
 Connnerce of Madras Territories. 1807 : Joint Assay Master. 
 1808 : Under temporary susimision from his different employments; 
 At home. 1816 : Returned to India; Third Member of the Board 
 of Trade. 1818 : Collector and Magistrate of Chittoor. 181 9 : 
 Postmaster-General. 1 82 1 : Treasurer and Secretary to the Govern- 
 ment Bank. 1824 : At home. 1827 : Out of the service. 
 
 SHUBRICK, Charles John.— 1831 : Writer. 1834 : Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1838 : Proceeded 
 to Europe on absentee alloicance. 1841 : Acting Register to the 
 Zillah Court of Canara. 1842 : Acting Additional Sub-Collector 
 and Joint J^Iagistrate ; and Acting Head Assistant to Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1843 : Register to the Zillah Court 
 of Salem j Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot ; 
 and Extra Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 
 1844 : Acting Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor of Madras, in Yizagapatam. 1845 : Prin- 
 cipal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Madras, in Ganjam. 1847 : Acting Collector and 
 ]\Iagistrate, and Agent to the Governor in Ganjam. 1849 : Proceeded 
 to Europje on furlough. 1853 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Chingleput. 1855 : At first Acting, afterwards Collector and 
 Magistrate, Chingleput. 1859: On medical leave to Europe for 
 15 months, i860: Civil and Sessions Judge of Chinglej)ut ; On 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 129 
 
 medical certificate to Europe for 2 1 months. 1861 : Collector of Sea 
 Customs, Madras. 1862 : ^Member and Commissioner for the 
 Presidency Town, for Income Tax Acts for 1862-63. ^^63 : 
 Resigned the service, 2'jth July. (Annuitant.) 
 
 SILVER, James. — 1832 : Writer. 1834 : Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1836 : Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1838 : Officiating Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge, IMadura ; Acting Head Assistant to 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate, I^Ialabar. 1839 : Head Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Malabar ; Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Cochin. 1843 : Special Assistant 
 to Collector, Tinnevelly. 1844 : Proceeded, to EurojM on furlough. 
 1848 : Without employ for 10 months, after ?r// K'/i Additional Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1849 : Acting Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1851 : Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Honore. 1854 : At first Sub- Judge, then Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Combaconum. 1855 : Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1856 : Collector and Magistrate, 
 Tinnevelly. 1858 : On mediccd certificate to Europe for 21 months. 
 1859 : Eesumed Charge of the Collectorate of Tinnevelly. 1865 : 
 Permitted to retire from the service, $ist January. (Annuitant.) 
 Died, Sth July 1870, in England. 
 
 SIMPSON, James. — 1778 : Writer. No trace after 1782. 
 
 SINCLAIR, Alexander. — 181 2 : Writer. 1816 : Assistant 
 under the Chief Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Foreign 
 Department. 181 7 : Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1820 : 
 At home. 1824: Returned to India ; Sub-Collector and Assistant 
 Magistrate of Tanjore. 1827 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 1832 : Out of the service. 
 
 SKARDON, John Humphrey. — 1771 : Writer. 1776 : Factor, 
 and Assistant at Cuddalore. 1780 : Junior Merchant. 1782 : 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Secretary to the Military Board, and 
 Inspector of the Jaghire Accounts. 1792 : At Permacoil. 1795 : 
 Paymaster at Pondicherry. 1800 : Paymaster and Garrison Store- 
 keeper at Nellore and its Dependencies. 1803 : At home. 1806 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 SKELTON, George Hougham. — 1829 : Writer. 1832 : Acting 
 Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah ; At home on absentee 
 allowance. 1836: Returned to India. 1837: Register of the 
 Zillah of Xellore. 1838: Acting Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Cochin. 1841 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 
 I 
 
130 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 trate, Cuddapah. 1842 : Old of employ. 1843 : Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1845 : Resigned thr service, gth July, in Frngland. 
 
 SKELTON, Charles Pitman.— 1830 : Writer. 1833 : Kegister 
 to the Zillah of Cuddapah. Died, 2isf Fehrunry 1836, at 
 Sydney. 
 
 SKINNER, Samuel.— 1791 : Writer. 1792 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Kevenue Depart- 
 ment. 1794 : Assistant under the Superintendent of the Xoozeed 
 Zemindary. 1796: Assistant Collector of the Third Division of 
 Masulipatam. 1799 : Assistant Collector of the Second Division 
 of Masulipatam. 1803: Judge of the Zillah of Rajahmundry. 
 1806 : Judge of the Zillah of Ganjam. 1808 : Acting Judge of 
 the Centre Circuit Court. 1809: Third Judge of the Centre 
 Circuit Court. 181 2 : Second Judge of the Centre Circuit Court. 
 1820 : Ai home. 1825 : Out of the service. 
 
 SLINGSBY, Andrew.— 1793 : Writer. 1 795 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1796 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 
 1797 : Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Masulipatam. 
 1804 : Assistant to the Commercial Resident at Cuddalore. 1806 : 
 Out of employ. Died, 6th October 1809, at Vepery. 
 
 SMALLEY, Edward. — 1806: Writer. 1808: Assistant under 
 the Collector of Tanjore. 1812 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 of Coimbatore ; Assistant to the Secretary in the Political, Revenue, 
 and Judicial Department. 1 8 1 5 : Secretary to the Board of Trade ; 
 Assistant Judge of Combaconum. 181 7 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 181 8: Acting Collector of Bellary. 
 1820: Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1823: Collector 
 and Magistrate of Xellore. 1826 : Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Nellore. 1830 : Collector of Madras. 1832 : Acting Senior 
 Member of the Board of Revenue ; Temporary Member, afterwards 
 Member, of the Board of Revenue. 1833: At home on absentee 
 allowance. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1836.) Died, 4th April 1873, 
 in England. 
 
 SMITH, John Lewin.— 1752 : Writer. 1768: Senior Mer- 
 chant, and First in Council at Masulipatam; also Member of 
 the Council of the Governor. 1771 : Out of the service.. 
 
 SMITH, John.— 1752: Writer. 1768: Senior Merchant, and 
 First in Council at Yizagapatam ; also Member of Council of the 
 Governor. 1776 : Old of the service. 
 
 SMITH, Charles.— 1753 : Writer. 1768: Senior Merchant. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 131 
 
 1774 : Membfiv of tlio Council of the CxovGrnor. 1782 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 SMITH, Cecil. — 1789: Wiilor. 1790: Assistant under the 
 Accountant and Assistant to the Imi^ort AVarehouse-keeper, 1 793 : 
 Examiner and Head Assistant under the Accountant. 1794: 
 Deputy Accountant-General. 1796: Superintendent of the Com- 
 pany's Lands. 1798: Deputy Aecountant-General. 1799: Sec- 
 retary to the Committee of Reform, and Secretary and Accountant 
 to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. 1800: Deputy 
 Aecountant-General and Civil Auditor. 1801 : Aecountant-Gene- 
 ral to the Supreme Court of Judicature. 1802 : Aecountant- 
 General and Civil Auditor. 1809 : Third Judge of the Northern 
 Provincial Court; At home. 181 2: Returned to India, 1813 : 
 Senior Member of the Board of Trade. Died, Sth December 18 13, 
 at tJiP Caj^e of Good Hope. 
 
 SMITH, JoHX Stuart. — 1789: 'Writer. 1790: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public and Revenue Department. 1 79 1 : 
 Assistant under the Collector in the Xorthern Division of Arcot. 
 1793 : Assistant under the Secretary in the ^lilitary, Political, and 
 Secret Department. 1796: Assistant under the Military Pay- 
 master-General and Choultry Register. 1797 : Register of Xative 
 Alienations. 1799'- Deputy Commercial Resident at Cuddalore. 
 1804: Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Yellore and its 
 Dependencies. Died, loth July 1806, at Vellore. 
 
 SMITH, Henry. — 1793: Writer. 1794: Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. No trace after 1796. 
 
 SMITH, John. — 1795 : AVriter on the Bencoolen Establishment. 
 1803: Transferred to the Madras Presidency; Assistant to the 
 Chief Secretary to Government. 1804: Secretary to the Com- 
 mittee of Audit for Captured Dutch Settlements. 1806: Pay- 
 master and Garrison Storekeeper at Seringapatam. 18 13: Col- 
 lector of Yizagapatam. Died, 20th June 1824, at Vizagcrpatam. 
 
 SMITH, HoTHAM Pitches. — 1797: AVriter. 1798: Assistant 
 under the Military, Political, and Secret Department. 1799: 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1800: Resigned the 
 sercice, ith February. 
 
 SMITH, Francis CuRWEN.— 1805 : Writer. 1807: Removed to 
 the Bengal Establishment^ 'jtli Aj^ril. 
 
 SMITH, Charles M. — 1805: Writer. 1809: Assistant under 
 tlie Judge and Collector of ;_Seringapatam, 181 2: At home. 
 1815 : Out of the service. 
 
132 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 SMITH, Samuel.— i8i 2 : Wnter. 1814: Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of Salem. 1816 : Assistant Magistrate of Salem. 
 182 1 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Coimbatore. 1822: At home, 1827: Returned to India; Sub- 
 Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Ganjam. 1830 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Malabar. Died^ 1st June 1831, at Calicut. 
 
 SMITH, George Anthony. — 1820 -.Writer. 1822: Assistant 
 to the Collector and IMagistrate of Rajahmundry. 1824: Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1826 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 
 1832: Acting Collector and Magistrate of Yizagapatam. 1833: 
 At home on absentee allowance. 1836 : Returned to Indian per 
 ''Royal Will lam;" Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Rajah- 
 mundry. 1837 : Acting Collector and Register of Rajahmundr}^ 
 1838 : Collector and Magistrate of Rajahmundry. 1845 • ■^''^' 
 ceeded on furlough. 1846: Returned to India. 1847: Collector 
 and Magistrate, Kellore. Died, 1st June 1849, at Nellore. 
 
 SMITH, Edmund. — 1827: Writer. 1829: Assistant to the 
 Chief Secretary to Government, and Deputy Persian Translator. 
 1831 : Assistant to the Commissioners for the Government of 
 Mysore. 1832 : Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue, 
 and Secretary to the Board for the College, and for Public Instruc- 
 tion; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Malabar; Acting 
 Private Secretary to the Governor. 1838 : Acting Deputy Regis- 
 ter to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1839 : At home on 
 absentee alloioance. 1847 : -^^^ traced after being on furlough. 
 Died, i6fh August 1873, in England. 
 
 SMOLLET, Patrick Boyle.— 1825 : Writer. 1828 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Guntoor. 1830: Head Assistant to 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1832 : Assistant to the 
 Commissioners for the Government of Mysore. 1833 : Acting 
 Assistant to the Chief Secretary in the Public and Secret Depart- 
 ment. 1834 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of 
 Madura ; Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Kellore. 1835 : Acting Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board 
 of Revenue. 1836: Commissioner for Drawing Lotteries. 1837: 
 Assistant to the Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole ; Acting 
 Senior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Officiating Sec- 
 retary to the Board of Revenue. 1838 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Rajahmundry ; Sub-Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue, and Acting Secretary. 1839 : Secretary to the Board of 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 133 
 
 Revenue. 1843 : Register to the Courts of Sudder and Sudder 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1845 ' Principal Assistant to Collector, 
 Magistrate, and Agent to Governor, Yizagapatam. 1847 : Collec- 
 tor, Magistrate, and Agent to Governor, Vizagapatam. 185 1 : 
 Proceeded on furlough. 1854: Returned to India. 1855: Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Cliingleput. 1856: Collector, Magistrate, 
 and Agent to Governor, Yizagapatam. 1857: Proceeded on fur- 
 lough ; Resigned the service, from 2W1 December. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund, 1859.) 
 
 SMYTH, James.— 1 80 1 : Writer. No trace after this date. 
 
 SNEYD, George.— 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Public and Revenue Department, and Under 
 Searcher at the Sea Gate. 1791 : At home for his health. No 
 trace after 1791. 
 
 SNODGRASS, Thomas.— 1777 : Writer. 1782 : Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant and Assistant at Ganjam. i795' Resident at 
 Ganjam. 1800: Collector at Ganjam. 1801 : Without employ. 
 1804: Out of the service. 
 
 SNOW, John.— 1776: Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: Senior 
 Merchant. 1791: Third in Council at Yizagapatam. i795 = 
 Second in Council at Yizagapatam, and Collector of the Yizian- 
 agram Zemindary. 1800 : At home. 1805 : Out of the service. 
 
 SPALDING, John.— 1 781: Writer. 1783: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee ; Assistant to the Auditor of 
 Accounts. 1785: Assistant to the Secretary in the Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1787: Agent for Half-mounting and Clothing the Revenue 
 IJattaUons. 1789:^?^ home for his health. No trace after 1 789. 
 
 SPARKES, George.— 1828: Writer. 1829: Register of the 
 Zillah of Canara. 1832 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collec- 
 tor and Magistrate of Malabar ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate of Malabar. 1834 : Acting Assistant Judge of Mala- 
 bar. 1836 : Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Canara. 1837 : At home on absentee allowance. 1840 : Resigned 
 the service, 2gth January. 
 
 SPOTTISWOODE, Hugh.— 180 1 : Writer. 1804 : Acting 
 Register of the Zillah of Yizagapatam. 1806 : Register of the 
 Zillah of Ganjam. 1809 : Collector of Ganjam. 1819 : Collector 
 and Magistrate of the Northern Division of Arcot ; Collector of 
 Madras ; Superintendent of Stationery. Died, ^^h April 1820, on 
 his passage to the Cape. 
 
 STATHAM, Samuel. — 1 771: Writer. 1776: Factor, and 
 
134 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Assistant at Masulipatam. 1780: Junior Merchant. 1782: 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Supernumerary Councillor at Masuli- 
 patam, and Resident at Nezampatam. Dead in 1793. 
 
 STEPHENS, Philip.— 1780 : Writer. No trace after 1782. 
 
 STEVENSON, James Arthur Robert.— 1819: Writer. 1823: 
 Employed under the Commissioners in the Deccan. 1831 : At 
 home on absentee aUoicance. 1833 : Returned to India, per " Eliza,'^ 
 1834: Acting Mint Master. 1835: Collector and Magistrate of 
 Ganjam. 1837 : Acting Commissioner in Goomsur and Sooradah, 
 under the Provisions of the Act of Xo. 23 of 1836. Died, 20th 
 June 1837, at Chatterpore. 
 
 STODART, Alexander. — 1789: Writer. 1790: xVssistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public and Revenue Department. 1792 : 
 Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Yizagapatam. 1796 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of Dindigul. 1797 : Out of employ. 
 1798 : Assistant to the Collector in the Third Division of Yizaga- 
 patam. 1800: Subordinate Collector in the Ceded Districts. 1801: 
 Out of emjyloy. 1803: At home for his health. 1807: Returned 
 to India; Deputy Commercial Resident at Ganjam. Died, i6th 
 May 1807, at Madras. 
 
 STOKES, John. — 1807: Writer. 1809: Assistant to the 
 Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1811 : Assistant 
 to the Collector of Trichinopoly. 1 8 1 2 : Fixed Examiner to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue, and Assistant to the Superin- 
 tendent of Stamps ; Assistant to the Secretary in the ^Military and 
 Political Department. 181 3 : French Translator to Government. 
 181 5 : Deputy Collector of Sea Customs in Malabar and Canara. 
 1S23 : Sub-Collector of Canara. 1824 : Secretary in the Revenue 
 and Judicial Department. 1827 : Third Member of the Board of 
 Revenue. 1832 : Employed as Commissioner in Canara. 1833 : 
 At home on absentee aUowance. {Annuitant on the Fund from ist 
 Maj/ 1835.) Died, I'jtJi June 1876, in England. 
 
 STOKES, HuDLESTON. — 1826 : Writer. 1828 : Assistant to the 
 Collector of Tinnevelly. 1830 : Head Assistant to the Collector of 
 Tinnevelly. 183 1 : Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of Canara. 1832 : Under the Orders of the Com- 
 missioners for the Government of Mysore. 1834 : Superintendent 
 of a Division in Mysore. 1838 : At home on absentee alloicance. 
 1 841: Returned to India. 1842: Assistant to Commissioner, 
 Kurnool. 1843: Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1854: Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Guntoor, and Member of the College Board. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. I35 
 
 1S55: Collector and Magistrato, Gimtoor. 1856: Collector of 
 Land Customs, Madras. 1856: Resigned the sernce, 15//'. leb- 
 ruar>/, in India. {Annuitant on the Fnnd, 1857.) 
 
 STONE, John Maxwell. — 175 5 = AVriter. 1768: Senior 
 Merchant 1774: Member of Council of the Governor. 177? : 
 BrcaUed by order of the General Court of Proprietors, 9th May 
 1782: Chief at (lanjam. No trace after 1 782. 
 
 STONE, John Trotter.— i779 : Writer. No trace^ after 1782. 
 STONEHOUSE, Timothy Yansittart.— 1816 : Writer. 1819 : 
 Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1820 : Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of ^^ellore. 1826: Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 
 1828 • At home on absentee alloicance. 1830 : Returned to India, 
 per ^^Dul-e of Bedford:' 1831 : Acting Collector and Magistrate 
 of Masulipatam. 1832 : Collector and Magistrate of :\rasulipatam, 
 and in Charge of Treasury there ; Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Tinnevelly; Acting Secretary in the Revenue and Judi- 
 cial Department; Member of the Mint Committee; Acting 
 Mint Master. 1833 : Mint Master and Malyalum Translator to 
 Government 1835 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Xellore. 
 1845 : Accountant -General and Member of the Mint Committee. 
 1847 : Accountant-General and Member of the College Board. 
 1850: Accountant-General and Member of the Mint Committee. 
 1851 : Accountant-General and Provisional Member of Council. 
 1855: Accountant-General and Member of the Mint Committee. 
 1856 : Resigned the service, 20th December, in India. {Annuitant 
 on the Fund, 1858.) Died, 29th January 1866, in England. 
 
 STORY, Edmund.— 1829: Writer. 1833: Assistant under 
 Principal Collector, Nellore. 1834 : Second Assistant to Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1835 : Acting Register to 
 the ZiUah Courts of Cuddapah, and of Bellary. 1836: Acting 
 Register to the Zillah Court, Chicacole. 1838: Register to the 
 Zillah Court, Chicacole. 1839 : Acting Assistant Judge and 
 Joint Criminal Judge, Chicacole ; Register to the Zillah Court, 
 Yizagapatam. 1840 : Acting Register to the Northern Provincial 
 Cour°t ; Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Guntoor. 1 843 : 
 Sub-Judge, Cuddapah ; Acting Sub-Judge at Salem. 1845 : Pro- 
 repded to Europe on furlough. 1847 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Jud-e, Trichinopoly. 1849: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Salem ; Sub-Judge at Bellary. 1850 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Jud^e, Cuddapah. 185 1 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 
136 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Bellaiy. 1856 : Civil and Sessions Judge, at Guntoor and at Tin- 
 nevelly. 1859: On medical cert ijicate to England, i860: Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, ^N'ellore. 1865 : Permitted, to retire from the 
 service^ 1st February. (Annuitant.) Died, ijth Axoril 1874, in 
 England. 
 
 STRACEY, Edward. — 1758 : Writer. 1768 : Junior Merchant. 
 1771 : Senior Merchant. 1774: Member of Council of the 
 Governor. 1776 : Resigned the service. 
 
 STRACHAN, Francis. — 1796: Writer on the Bencoolen 
 Establishment. 1804: Transferred to the Madras Presidency ; 
 Assistant to the Commercial Resident at Salem. 1806: Register 
 of the Zillah of Xellore ; Register of the Zillah of Salem. Died, 
 on his passage to the Cape of Good Hope, 20th April 1808, on the 
 " Brunswick " transport. 
 
 STRACHEY, George.— 1796 : AVriter. 1798: Assistant in 
 the Military, Secret, and Political Department. 1800: Secretary 
 and Accountant to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. 1803 : 
 Secretary in the Military Department. 1805 : Secretary to the 
 Finance Committee. 1807: Joint Assay Master. 1808: Private 
 Secretary to the Governor. 1809: Judge and Magistrate of the 
 Zillah of Cuddapah. 18 10: Out of employ. 181 1: Secretary in 
 the ^Military Department. 1 8 1 2 : Junior Secretary to Government. 
 1813 : Chief Secretary to Government. 182 1 : At home. 1824: 
 Out of the service. 
 
 STRANGE, James. — 1773: AVriter. 1778: Factor. 1782: 
 Junior Merchant. 1790: Senior Merchant. 1791 : Paymaster at 
 Tanjore. 1795: At home. 1800: Out of tlie service. 
 
 STRANGE, Thomas Lumsdex. — 1825 : Writer. 1829 : Register 
 of the Zillah of Malabar. 1831 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1839 : Proceeded to Etircpe on furlough. 
 1842: Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1843: Sub- 
 Judge at Calicut, and Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 
 1 845 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry ; Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Bellary. 1851 : Acting Judge, subsequently Puisne Judge 
 of the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1852 : Special 
 Commissioner for Inquiring into the Moplah Disturbances in 
 Malabar. 1856 : Proceeded on medical certificcde to Europe. 
 1859 : Commissioner for Inquiring into the System of Judicatiu'e 
 in the Presidency. 1862 : Judge of the High Court of Judicature. 
 1863 : Resigned the service, 2d May. {Annuitant.) Died, yl 
 September 1884, m England. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 137 
 
 STRATTON, George. — 175 1 : Writer. 1768: Member of 
 Council of the Governor. 1777 : Recalled hy order of the General 
 Court of Prop'ietors, gth May. 1780 : Suspended from the service. 
 
 STRATTON, George. — 1793: Writer. 1796: Assistant to the 
 Beetle and Tobacco Manager, and to the Secretary to the Board of 
 Revenue. 1797 : Assistant to the Superintendent of the Court of 
 Cutcherry. 1799: Head Assistant under the Collector of Salem. 
 
 1800 : Out of employ ; Collector of the Western Polygar Peishcush. 
 
 1801 : Collector of Arcot, ISTorth of the River Palar. 1803 : Judge 
 of the Zillah of Carangooly. 1806 : Judge of the Zillah of Tinne- 
 velly. 18 10: At home. 1815 : Returned to India ; Second Com- 
 missioner for the Revision of the Judicial System ; Third Judge of 
 the Sudder Adawlut Court. 1819: Third Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 1820: Member of Council, and President of the 
 Sudder Court and Board of Trade. 1824 : At home. 1829 : Out 
 of the service. 
 
 STROMBOM, Peter Hexrt.— t8i6 : Writer. 1818 : Secretary 
 to the Commissioner for Conducting the Restitution of the Dutch 
 Settlements; French Translator to Government. 1820: Register 
 of the Zillah of Yizagapatam. 1 82 1 : Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1830 : Register of the Zillah of Rajali- 
 mundry. 1832 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 1837 : 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Chicacole. 1838 : Acting, after- 
 wards Judge and Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. 1839 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Chittoor. 1840 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit, Northern Division. Died^ 2W1 
 August 1 84 1, at Guntoor. 
 
 STUART, Charles Edward. — 1804 : Writer. 1807 : Assistant 
 under the Principal Collector in the Ceded Districts; Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector in the Ceded Districts, Malabar. 
 Died on his passage home, ^d April iSog, onboard the '^ Iluddart.^' 
 
 SULIVAN, JoHX. — 1765: Writer. 1771 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant, and Fifth in Council at Masulipatam. 1776 : 
 Senior Merchant, and Fourth in Council at Masulipatam. 1778 : 
 At home. 1782 : In India. No trace after 1782. 
 
 SULIVAN, Richard Joseph. — 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor; 
 At home. 1778 : Junior Merchant {still at home). 1782 : Senior 
 Merchant. No trace after 1782. 
 
 SULIVAN, Stephen". — 1778 : Persian Translator and Secretary. 
 1780 : Resident at Tanjore. No trace after 1780. 
 
 SULIVAN, John Stewart. — 1795: Writer. 1798: Assistant 
 
it;8 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 under the Secretary in the PubHc, Commercial, and Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1 799 : Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Tinne- 
 velly. 1800 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 1801 : 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at Ramnad. 1809 : Commercial Resi- 
 dent at Ramnad. 1 8 1 4 : Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 1 8 2 1 : 
 Out of ewp^ojj. 1823: Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 
 1826 : At home. {Annuitant on the Fund from gth May 1826.) 
 Died, i4fh December 1837, in England. 
 
 SULLIVAN, John. — 1804: "Writer. 1805: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1806 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Chittaput. 1807 : Assistant to the Chief 
 Secretary in the Secret, Political, and Foreign Department. 1809 : 
 Acting Assistant to the Resident at Mysore. 1811: At home. 
 1 8 14: Returned to India; Collector of Chingleput. 181 5: Col- 
 lector of Coimbatore. 182 1 : Principal Collector and Magistrate 
 of Coimbatore. 1830 : At home on absentee aUowance. 1835 : 
 Returned to India; Senior Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 1836: President of the Revenue, Marine, and College Boards. 
 1839 : Member of Council of the Governor, and President of the 
 Revenue, ^Marine, and College Boards. {Annuitant on the Fund, 
 1841.) Died, i6th January 1858, in England. 
 
 SULLIVAN, Edward R. — 1806: Writer. 1809: Assistant 
 under the Collector of Malabar. 181 1 : Acting Assistant to the 
 Resident at Mysore. 18 13: Head xVssistant to the Resident at 
 Mysore. 181 5 : Postmaster-General and Superintendent of Govern- 
 ment Lotteries. 1819: At home. 1822: Returned to India; 
 Assistant to the Chief Secretary to Government; Secretary and 
 Treasurer of the Government Bank. 1824: Out of the .?ervice. 
 
 SULLIVAN, Richard James.— 1838 : Writer. 1840: Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1 843 : Proreeded on 
 furlough. 1845 : Returned to India; Assistant to Collector and 
 Ma^dstrate, Trichinopoly. 1846 : Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Ma^'istrate, Trichinopoly. 1847 : Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1850: Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Ma^'istrate, Xorthern Division of Arcot. 1851 : Head xVssistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1852: Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1854 : Returned to India. 1855 : Out of em;ploy. 1856 : 
 Subordinate Judge, Mangalore. Died, ^th February 1858, at Ryde, 
 Me of Wight. 
 
 SUTHERLAN, Alexander Milford.— 1837 : Writer. 1838: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and ]Magistrate of Nellore. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 139 
 
 1839: Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of 
 Kajahmuudry. 1840: Assistant to Collector, iSragistrate, and 
 Agent to Governor, Ganjam. 1844: Proceeded on furlough. 
 1847: Betumed to India. 1848: Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Nellore. 1850 : Head Assistant to Accountant- 
 Gencral. 185 1 : Proceeded onfurloiir/Ji. 1853 : Returned to India. 
 1854: Proceeded on farlowjh. 1857 : Resigned the service, 26th 
 August, in England. 
 
 SWINTON, George Melville.— 1833 : Writer. 1835 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 
 1837 : Acting, afterwards Assistant to the Collector and Magis- 
 rate of Chingleput. 1838 : Acting, afterwards Head xVssistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1841 : Second Assis- 
 tant to Accountant-General. 1842 : Head Assistant to Accountant- 
 General. 1848: Proceeded on furlough. 1850: Returned to India ; 
 Assistant Judge, Mangalore. 1852 : Assistant Judge, Combaco- 
 num. Died, 24th October 1853, at the Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 TANNER, Theodore Ivey.— 1769: Writer. 1774: Factor. 
 1778: Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. No trace 
 after 1782. 
 
 TASWELL, William. — 1794 : Writer. 1796 : Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Military, PoKtical, and Secret Department. 
 1798 : Assistant to the Import Warehouse-keeper. 1799 : Deputy 
 Sea Customer. 1800: Resigned the service, 12th April. 
 
 TAYLOR, James.— 1764: AA'riter. 1771 : Factor. 1774: 
 Junior Merchant. 1776: Senior Merchant. 1790: Siispjended 
 from the service. 1792 : At home. 1800 : Out of the service. 
 
 TAYLOR, Harry.— 1777: Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Senior Merchant and Paymaster at 
 Ellore. 1800: Collector of the Cuddalore and Pondicherry 
 Revenues. 1801 : At home. 1805 : In Imlia, icithout employ. 
 Died, on his wag to Eugland, ^th December 1806, on board the 
 ship " Glory:' 
 
 TAYLOR, James.— 1794 : Writer. 1796 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Department. 
 1797: Assistant under the Accountant-General. 1798' Deputy 
 Secretar}^, afterwards Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1800 : In 
 Charge of the Import Warehouse. 1802 : Superintendent of the 
 Quality of Investment. 18 14: Third Member of the Board of 
 Trade. 181 6: Second Member of the Board of Trade. 1825: 
 Acting? Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 
 
I40 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 1826: First Judge of the Provincial Court, Soutliern Division. 
 1828: Member of Council of the Governor, and President of the 
 Revenue and Marine Boards. 1831 : At home on absentee allow- 
 ance. {Annuitant on the Fund from 1st May 1833.) Died^ gth 
 jSejjf ember 1852. 
 
 TAYLOR, Henry. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1800 : Assistant under the 
 Commercial Resident at Vizagapatam. 1805: Deputy Commercial 
 Resident at Yizagapatam and Ganjam. 1810: Commercial Resi- 
 dent at Yizagapatam. 1 8 1 9 : Commercial Resident at Maddepollam 
 and Masulipatam. 182 1 : Out of employ. 1823: At home. 1827: 
 Returned to India ; Commercial Resident at Yizagapatam. 1830 : 
 Out of emjiloy. Died, 2d October 1832, at Vizagapatam. 
 
 TAYLOR, AYiLLiAM Rayxsford. — 1814: Writer; Assistant 
 Commercial Resident at Yizagapatam. 181 5: At home. 1819 : 
 Returned to India ; Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Trade; 
 Assistant to the Superintendent of the Import Warehouse ; Assis- 
 tant to the Superintendent of Stamps. 1820 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Trichinopoly. 1823 : Second Assistant to the Accountant-Gene- 
 ral. 1825 : At home. 1827 : Returned to India; Assistant Judge 
 and Joint Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Madura. 1829 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Combaconum. 1830 : Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Chingleput. 1832 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1833 : -^^ home on absentee alloioance. 1836 : 
 Returned to India ; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Nellore ; 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Chingleput. 1837 : Acting 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Southern Division ; Acting, 
 afterwards Postmaster-General. 1838: Second Judge of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Southern Division. 1841 : First Judge of the Pro- 
 vincial Court of Appeal and Circuit, Centre Division. 1844: 
 Civil and Session Judge, Chittoor ; Resigned the service, ^d De- 
 cember, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1845.) Died, 10th 
 January 1864, in England. 
 
 TAYLOR, James Corbett. — 1831 : Writer. 1832 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Kellore. 1833 : Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of I^ellore. 1835 : Acting 
 Register of the Zillah of Nellore. 1837 : Head Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Nellore. 1838 : Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Salem. 1839 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 
 Diedi 4th February 1839, at Salem. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 141 
 
 TEMPLE, Grenville Temple. — 181 8 : Writer. 1820: Re- 
 signed, i4fh June, in England. 
 
 TERRY, Edward. — 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant in the 
 Public Revenue and Commercial Department. 1800 : Assistant to 
 the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1801 : Assistant to tlie 
 Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. Lost on his xiassage home, 
 December 1801, in the ship " Generous.^' 
 
 THACKERAY, William. — 1793 : Writer. 1797 : Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue 
 Department. 1798 : Assistant under the Commercial Resident at 
 Vizagapatam. 1799 : Assistant under the Collector of Peddapore. 
 1800: Gentoo Translator to Government; Subordinate Collector 
 in the Ceded Districts. 1803 ; Judge of the Adawlut in the 
 Zillah of Masulipatam. 1806: Junior Member of the Board of 
 Revenue. 18 10: Chief Secretary to Government. 1813: At 
 liome. 181 7: Returned to India ; Acting Collector of Coimbatore. 
 1818: Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1820: Third Judge 
 of the Sudder Adawlut Court ; Member of Council of the Governor, 
 and President of the Board of Revenue. Died on his passage to 
 the Cape of Good Hope, nth January 1823, on hoard the '■^ Nancy.''' 
 THACKERAY, Webb.— 1806 : Writer. 1807 : Assistant to the 
 Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Bellary. Died, 1st Sep- 
 tember 1807, at Gundloor. 
 
 THACKERAY, St. John. — 1806: Writer, 1809 : Assistant 
 under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1 8 1 2 : Head Assis- 
 tant to the Collector of Trichinopoly. 18 14: Head Assistant to 
 the Collector of Tanjore. 1816 : Assistant Magistrate of Tanjore. 
 1819 : Employed in the late Peishwah's Dominions. Killed, 2yl 
 October 1824, at Kittoo. 
 
 THOMAS, James. — 181 2: Writer. 181 7 : Second Assistant 
 to the Collector of Tinnevelly. 1819 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1821 : At home. 1825 : 
 Returned to India ; Junior Assistant to the Accountant-General. 
 1826 : Senior Deputy Accountant-General, Commercial Accountant, 
 and Auditor. 1828 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Coim- 
 batore. 1830: Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 
 
 1832 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Centre Division. 
 
 1833 : At home on absentee alloivance. 1836 : Returned to India. 
 1837: Acting Deputy Accountant-General; Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Rajahmundry. Died, 6th January 1840, at Madras. 
 
 THOMAS, John Fryer.— 18 16: Writer. 1818: Assistant to 
 
142 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 the Register of the Sudder and Foiijdarry Adawlut. 1819 : San- 
 scrit Examiner to the College ; Head Assistant to the Register of 
 the Sudder Adawlut. 1824: Senior Deputy to the Register of 
 the Sudder Adawlut. 1827 : At home on ahaeniee allowance. 
 1831 : Returned to India; Judge and Criminal Judge of Comba- 
 conum. 1832 : Acting Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Coimbatore. 1834 : Register of the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1835 : Additional Government Commissioner for Carnatic Claims. 
 1836: Acting Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern 
 Division. 1837: Additional Government Commissioner for Car- 
 natic Claims. 1838 : Sole Commissioner for Final Adjustments of 
 Small Claims drawn from the Carnatic Fund. 1839 : Sole Govern- 
 ment Commissioner for Small Claims withdrawn from the Car- 
 natic Fund, and Member of the College Board. 1842 : Proceeded 
 on furlough. 1843 : Returned to India; Secretary to Government, 
 Civil Department. 1844: Secretary to Government, Civil De- 
 partment, and Member of the Mint Committee. 1845 : Chief 
 Secretary to Government. 1849 : Chief Secretary to Government, 
 and Provisional Member of Council. 1850 : Member of Council, 
 and Chief Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1855: Proceeded on furlough ; Resigned the service, 
 ^ I st December, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1857.) Died, 
 -jth April 1877, in England. 
 
 THOMAS, Thomas J. W.— 1824 : \yriter. 1826 : At home on 
 absentee alloicance. 1830: Returned to India, per ''Alfred;" 
 Register of the Zillah of Chicacole. 1832 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam. 1833 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Masulipatam. 1838 : Acting Deputy 
 Collector of Sea Customs at Madras ; Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge of Rajahmundry. 1841 : Assistant Judge and Joint 
 Criminal Judge, Yizagapatam. 1844 : Subordinate Judge, Madura. 
 Died, ijth March 1845, at Madras. 
 
 THOMAS, Edward Brown.— 1824 : Writer. 1827 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Xorth Arcot. 1828 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 
 1830: Head Assistant to the Principal Collector, Coimbatore. 
 1833: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 1834 : Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge at Salem; 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1835 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1837 : At home. 
 1840 : Acting Judge and Criminal Judge, Malabar. 1841 : Judge 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 143 
 
 and Criminal Judge, !Malabar. 1842 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Tinnevelly. 1843 : Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 1848 : Officiating Secretary to Government. 1849 : Acting Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1851 : Collector and 
 Magistrate, Coimbature. 1858 : Proceeded to Europe in Ajrril, on 
 mediccd certificate. 1862 : Resigned the service, 1st May. (Annuitant.) 
 
 THOMPSON, George.— 1776 : Writer. 1782 : Factor. 1790 : 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : Senior Merchant and Assistant at Nagore. 
 1800 : Resident at Xegapatam, and Revenue Assistant under the 
 Resident at Nagore. 1802 to 1804: Without erapJoy. 1805: 
 Out of the service. 
 
 THOMPSON, Christopher Anstey. — 1816: AVriter. 1819 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Bellary. 1820 : Register of the Zillah of 
 Combaconum. 1824 : Junior Deputy Register of the Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut. 1828 : Secretary in the Public, Revenue, and 
 Commercial Department ; Collector of Chingieput. 1S29 : Princi- 
 pal Collector and Magistrate of Xellore. Died, nth June 1831, 
 at Madras. 
 
 THOMPSON, Edward Penton. — 1822: Writer. 1826: Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Yizagapatam. 1827 : Head 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector of Cuddapah. 1828 : Acting 
 Assistant to the Resident at Mysore. 1830 : Sub-Collector and 
 Assistant Magistrate of Salem ; Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Salem. 1832 : Acting, afterwards Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Canara. 1835 : Acting Zillah Judge of Canara. 1836 : 
 Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Malabar ; Acting Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Madura. 1837 : Acting Collector and Criminal 
 Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 1838: Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal 
 Judge of Salem. 1840 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of 
 Tinnevelly. 1841 : Proceeded on furlough. 1844: Returned to 
 India. 1845 : Secretary to Government, Civil Department. 
 1846: Secretary to Government, Revenue, and Judicial Depart- 
 ment. 1847 : Second Puisne Judge of the Sudder Dew\amiee and 
 Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 1852: Resigned the service, ist 
 January, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund, 1852.) 
 
 THORP, Samuel. — 1789: AVriter. Bied, i<,th July 1791. 
 
 THURESBY, John William.— 1789 : Writer. 1790: Assis- 
 tant under the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1791 : Assistant 
 under the Collector of the Southern Division of Arcot. 1793 : 
 Assistant to the Resident at Cuddapah. 1794: Assistant under 
 the Accountant at Cuddalore and Pondicherry. 1797 : Assistant 
 
144 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 under the Collector of Cuddalore and Pondicherry. 1800 : Out of 
 employ. 1801 : Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Madura. 
 No trace after 1801. 
 
 TIMBRELL, James. — 1823 : ^Vriter. Died, 2^th January 1825, 
 o?i Ms passage to England. 
 
 TOD, James Ogilvie. — 1798 : Writer on the Bencoolen Estab- 
 ishment. 1805 : Transferred to the Madras Presidency ;" A^&i^- 
 tant under the Chief Secretary in Secret, Political, and Foreign 
 Department : Assistant under the Subordinate Collector of Trichi- 
 nopoly. 1806: Eegister of the Zillah of Masulipatam. 1809: 
 Judge and Criminal Judge of Masulipatam. 1822 : Third Judge 
 of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1825 : Acting Judge 
 of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1828 : Second Judge 
 of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. (Annuitant on the 
 Fund from gth May 1831.) Died, 6th January 1837, in England. 
 
 TORIN, Benjamin. — 1779: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Paymaster at Pallamcottah. 1792 : Collector in the Tinne- 
 velly Districts. 1795: At home. 1800: Kesident at Tanjore. 
 1803 : At home. 1805 : Out of the service. 
 
 TORIN, Charles Beauvoir. — 1794: Writer. 1796: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Eevenue De- 
 partment. 1798 : Assistant to the Commercial Kesident at Tanjore. 
 1799 : At home for his health. 1801 : Returned to India, and out 
 of empJloy. No trace after 181 1. 
 
 TORRIANO, William Harcourt. — 1766: Writer. 1771 : 
 Factor. 1774: Junior Merchant. 1778: Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Paymaster at Yellore. 1795: Kesident at Nagore. 1800: 
 Sea Customer and Boat Master. 1801 : ^^ home. 1803 : In India, 
 and without employ. 1808 : Out of the service. 
 
 TORRIANO, Lionel Augustus. — 1769 : Writer. 1774 : Factor 
 and Assistant at Cuddalore. Dead in 1776. 
 
 TOWNSEND, Thomas. — 1792: Writer. 1793: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Political, Military, and Secret Depart- 
 ment. 1794: Assistant to the Commercial Kesident at Salem. 
 1796: Assistant under the Collector of the Southern Division of 
 the Yizianagram Zemindary. 1800 : Assistant under the Collector 
 in the First Division of Yizagapatam. 1801 : Assistant under the 
 Collector of Nellore and Ongole. 1802 : Judge of the Zillah of 
 Guntoor. 1806 : Judge and Magistrate of tlie Zillah of Manar- 
 goody. 1808: Out of employ. 1809: Judge and Magistrate of 
 the Zillah of Masulipatam; Third Judge of the Provincial 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 145 
 
 Court, Northern Division. 1815 : At home. 181 7 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 TRACEY, Hon. William Hanbury. — 1829: Writer. 1831 : 
 Assistant under the Principal Collector of Coimbatore. 1832 : Ke- 
 gister to the Zillah of Combaconum. 1833 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Chittoor. 1834 : Register of the Zillah of Combaconum. 1838 : 
 At home. 1839 : Returned to India. 1840 : Out of employ. 1841 : 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Cochin. 1843 : Pro- 
 ceeded on furlough. 1 846 : Name removed^ 1 gth August^ in England. 
 
 TRAVERS, John Benward. — 1792 : Writer. 1793 : Assistant 
 under the Accountant-General. 1794 : Assistant to the Collector 
 in the Northern Division of Jaghire. 1796 : Assistant under the 
 Collector in the Southern Division of the Vizianagram Zemindary. 
 1797 : Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1799 • Sec- 
 retary to the Board of Revenue. 1801 ; Collector of Nellore and 
 Ongole. 1809 : Acting Judge, afterwards Second Judge of the 
 Provincial Court, Northern Division. 18 16: At home. 181 7 : 
 Returned to India. 1819 : Third Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Northern Division. 1820 : Second Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Centre Division. Died in 1820, in Madras. 
 
 TRAVERS, George Francis. — 1 794 : Writer. 1797: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Depart- 
 ment. 1798 : Assistant to the Commercial Resident at Yizagapa- 
 tam. 1799 • Assistant under the Accountant-General. 1801 : 
 Deputy Accountant in the Commercial and Revenue Departments. 
 1802 : Deputy General and Commercial Accountant. 1803 : 
 Subordinate Collector in the Ceded Districts. 1806 : Judge and 
 Magistrate of Kodicondah. 1808 : Collector of the Zillah of 
 Kodicondah; Collector of the Zillah of Ganj am. 1809: Collector 
 of the Zillah of Trichinopoly. 1815 : Judge and Magistrate of 
 the Zillah of Guntoor ; Third Judge of the Provincial Court, 
 Northern Division. i8ig : At home. 1822: Out of the service. 
 
 TRAVERS, OcTAVicjs.— 1851: Writer. 185^' Proceeded on 
 furlough. 1855 : Resigned the service iSth April^ in England. 
 
 TREMAMONDO, Anthony Edward A.—See Angelo, An- 
 thony Edward. 
 
 TUDOR, Matthew.— 1770 : Writer. 1776; Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1791: Paymaster 
 at Aska. 1792 : Collector of the Northern and Centre Divisions 
 of the Masulipatam Havelly. Dead in 1795. 
 
 TULLOH, Robert Henry. — 1804: Writer. 1807: Assistant 
 
146 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 to the Register of the Sudder and Fouj dairy Adawhit ; Removed 
 to the Bengal Esfahlishmoit, ^oth July 1807. 
 
 TURING, John. — 1762: Writer. 1768: Factor. 1771 : 
 Junior Merchant. 1774 : Senior Merchant, and Third in Council 
 at Cuddalore. 1791 : Civil and Military Paymaster-General, and 
 Garrison Storekeeper. 1792 : At home. 1795 : Out of the service. 
 
 TURING, AViLLiAM. — 1769: Writer. 1774: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1780: Senior Merchant. 1790: Out of the 
 service, 
 
 TURING, John. — 1795: Writer. 1798: Assistant in the 
 Military, Political, and Secret Department. 1799: At home for 
 his health. 1800 : Returned to India ; Assistant to the Secretary 
 in the Public, Revenue, and Commercial Department ; Head Assis- 
 tant in the Military Department; Deputy Postmaster-General. 
 1802 : At home. 1808 : Out of the service. 
 
 TURNBULL, John George. — 1804 : Writer. 1807 : Assistant 
 under the Principal Collector of Tanjore and Trichinopoly. 1808 : 
 Assistant under the Collector of Salem. 1810 : Register of the 
 Zillah of Northern Malabar. 181 2: Register of the Zillah of 
 Tinnevelly; Deputy Accountant in the Military Department. 
 1 8 14: Deputy Accountant-General. 181 5 : Commercial Account- 
 ant and Auditor. 1822 : Accountant-General. {Retired upon 
 Annuity Fundy 1840.) Diedy 2d January 1872, in England. 
 
 TWEEDIE, Alexander George. — 1842: Writer. 1845: 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1852 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor; Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1854: Proceeded on 
 furlough. Died, 2'jth August 1855, at Dover. 
 
 TYLER, George. — 1777: Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant. 1791 : In Bengal, and continued tliere till 1822; 
 employment not specified, though stcded to he in the service. 1823 : 
 At home. 1827 : In Madras icithout employ. 1830: Cashier of 
 the Government Bank. Died^ iSth October 1834, at Fort St. 
 George. 
 
 UNDERWOOD, William Elphinstone. — 1823 : Writer. 
 1826: Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Guntoor. 
 1828 : Register of the Zillah of Chingleput ; Register to the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Centre Division. 1830 : Secretary to the Marine 
 Board; Acting Boat Paymaster. 1831 : Acting Magistrate on the 
 Beach. 1832: Deputy Collector of Sea Customs at Madras; 
 Secretary to the Marine Board. 1837 : Commissioner for Drawing 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 147 
 
 Government Lotteries. 1838: Acting Deputy Secretary to 
 Government in the Chief Secretary's Department. 1839 : Acting 
 Principal Collector and IMagistrate of INIalabar ; Deputy Collector of 
 Sea Customs, Madras. 1841 : Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 
 i860: Resif/ned the service in India. {Annuitant on the Fundy 
 May i860.) Died, igfh January 1874, in England. 
 
 UTHOFF, Edward.— i8i 2 : Writer. 1806: Assistant to the 
 Register of the Provincial Court, Southern Division ; Assistant 
 Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 181 7 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 of Tinnevelly. 1819 : Deputy Malabar and Tamul Translator to 
 Government ; Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 
 Died, 21st August 1822, at Madras. 
 
 VANSITTART, George. — 1777 : Writer. No trace after 
 1778. 
 
 VAUGHAN, Hugh.— 177 1 : Writer. 1776: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782 : Senior Merchant. 1791 : Senior Mer- 
 chant, and Paymaster at Madura. 1800: At home. 1801 : Old of 
 the service. 
 
 VAUGHAN, James. — 1802 : Writer. 1803 : Assistant to the 
 Collector of Xellore. 1806: Register of the Zillah of the 
 Xorthern Division of Malabar. 1808 : Register of the Zillah of 
 the Augadeeporam. 1811 ; Deputy Collector of Sea Customs at 
 Malabar and Canara. 181 5 : Head Assistant to the Collector of 
 Malabar. 1816 : Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1822 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1826 : Second 
 Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 1830 : At 
 home on absentee allowance. {Annuitant on the Fund from 1st 
 May 1830.) Died, 4th January 1833, ^'^ England. 
 
 VAUGHAN, John.— 1808: Writer. 1814 : Register of the 
 Zillah of Bellary. 1816 : Register of the Zillah of Guntoor. 
 1 8 1 7 : [Head Assistant to the Collector, and Assistant to the 
 Magistrate of Xellore. 1822 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magis- 
 trate of Cochin. 1823 : Sub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of 
 Malabar. 1826: Judge and Criminal Judge of Canara. 1830: 
 Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 1832 : 
 Second Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 
 1838: First Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 
 1842 : Proceeded on furlough. Died, ^th October 1842, in Shrop- 
 shire, England. 
 
 VIBART, Henry. — 1804: Writer. 1807: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue ; Assistant to the Collector of 
 
148 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 the Zillah of Ganjam. 1811 : Register of the Zillah of Rajah- 
 mundry. 1822: Register and Assistant Collector of the Zillah 
 of Seringapatam. 1824: Judge and Criminal Judge of the 
 Zillah of Masulipatam. {Annuitant on the Fund from Decemher 
 1832.) Died, ^th Noveiiiber 1839, in England. 
 
 VINES, GooDSON.— 1792 : Writer. 1793 : Assistant under the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1796: Assistant under the 
 Commercial Resident at Masulipatam. 1797 : Assistant under 
 the Commercial Resident at Palamcottah. 1800: Out of employ. 
 1803 : Suspended the service and ordered home. 1806 : Out of the 
 service. 
 
 VIVE ASH, Harry (now Baskervillb. ) — 1 8 1 1 : Writer. 1 8 1 5 : 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Madras. 1817 : Mahratta 
 Translator to Government. 1822: Sub-Collector and Assistant 
 Magistrate of Bellary. 1826 : Collector and Magistrate of Chingle- 
 put. 1828 : Principal Collector and Magistrate of Madura. 1833 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 1835 : Third Mem- 
 ber of the Board of Revenue. 1836 : Second Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. 1838 : At home on absentee allowance. 
 {Annuitant on the Fund from s^th April 1838.) Died, 6th 
 February 1877, in Englnad. 
 
 WALKER, John.— 1823: Writer. 1826: Assistant to the 
 Collector of Tinnevelly ; Register of the Zillah of Madura. 1828 : 
 Junior Deputy Register of the Sudder Adawlut ; Assistant Judge 
 of the Zillah of Canara. 1834: At home on absentee alloivance. 
 
 1837 : Returned to India, p)er " General Kyd ;'' Police Magistrate. 
 
 1838 : Acting Deputy Collector of Madras, and Superintendent of 
 Stationery ; Canarese Translator to Government. 1839 : Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Madura, and Acting Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1840: Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Cuddapah. 1844: Civil and Session Judge, Nellore. 
 1853: Resigned the service, 1st May, in India. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund.) Died, 24th July 1862, in England. 
 
 WALLACE, John, 86^—1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant 
 under the Accountant. 1794 ; Assistant at Masulipatam. 1796 : 
 Deputy Commercial Resident at Nagore. 1799 : Commercial 
 Resident at Nagore. 1800 : Leave to the Cape of Good Hope, and 
 eventually to Europe. 1805: Returned to India; Commercial 
 Resident at Ingeram. iZoZ : At home for his health. iSiiiOut 
 of the service. 
 
 WALLACE, Thomas.— 1790: Writer. 1791 : Assistant under 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 149 
 
 the Secretary in the Mihtary Department, 1792: Assistant at 
 Ganjam. 1796: Deputy Secretary in the Military Department. 
 1797 : At home for Jus health. No trace after 1797. 
 
 WALLACE, John, jun. — 1792: Writer. 1794: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Depart- 
 ment, and Assistant to the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 
 1795 : Assistant to the Accountant to the Board of Trade. 1796 : 
 Assistant under the Secretary to the Board of Trade, and to the 
 Import Warehouse-keeper and Deputy Postmaster-General. 1798 : 
 Assistant under the Resident at Xagore. 1799 : Assistant to the 
 Collector of Xagore. 1800 : Head Assistant to the Collector of 
 Tanjore. 1801 : Collector of Trichinopoly and its Dependent 
 Polygars. 1805 : Principal Collector of Tanjore and Trichinopoly. 
 1813 : Second Member of the Board of Revenue. Died, "jth 
 Angust 18 14, at Madras. 
 
 WARD, Samuel Xevill.— 1831 : Writer. 1833 : Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1834: Acting Register 
 to the Zillah Courts of Combaconum and of Chittoor. 1837 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Ganjam ; and 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Canara. 1842 : Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Cochin ; Acting Register of the 
 Zillah Court of Malabar ; Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Crimi- 
 nal Judge, Malabar; and Acting Assistant Judge of the Zillah 
 Court of Canara. 1843 : Extra Assistant to Principal Collector 
 and Magistrate, and Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Canara. 1844 : Acting Additional Sub-Collector and Sub- Judge, 
 ]\Iangalore. 1845 • Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Canara. 1847; Proceeded to Eurox>e on furlough. 1850: Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura; Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Cuddapah; and Acting Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Arcot. 185 1 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1852 : 
 At first Acting, then Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1853: 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore. 1855 : Acting Civil Auditor 
 and Superintendent of Stamps. 1857 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Coimbatore. Resigned the service, 2'jt7i October 1863. (Annuitant.) 
 
 WARD, Edward Eyre.— 1834: Writer. 1836: Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Salem. 1837 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Canara. 1838 : 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore ; 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of South Arcot. 
 1841 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 
 
150 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 1843 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 Died, ^th March 1843, at Ootacamund. 
 
 WARE, Thomas Stephen.— 1793 : Writer. 1796: Assistant 
 imder the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1797: Assistant 
 under the Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1798: Deputy 
 Accountant to the Board of Revenue. 1799: Acting Persian 
 Translator to the Board of Revenue. Died, $th Novemher 1799. 
 
 WARRICKER, John.— 1777 : Writer. 1782: Factor. 1790: 
 Senior Merchant and Assistant at Yizagapatam. 1800 : Assistant 
 to the Collector at Ganjam. No trace after 1800. 
 
 WASEY, William George. — 1778: Writer. No trace after 
 1782. 
 
 WATERS, George Jenkins.— 1808: Writer. 1814: Register 
 of the Zillah of Canara. 1821 : At home. 1823: Returned to 
 India; Acting Judge and Criminal Judge of Chittoor. 1825: 
 Acting Judge of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1826: Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1832 : Officiating Mint- 
 Master ; Third Judge of the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 
 1836 : At home on alsentee allowance. 1837 : Returned to India, 
 per ''Barretto Junior:' 1838: Acting First Judge of the Pro- 
 vincial Court, Centre Division. 1839 : Acting Civil Auditor and 
 Superintendent of Stamps ; Acting First Judge, Provincial Court, 
 Southern Division. 1840 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Cudda- 
 pah ; First Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit 
 for the Southern Division. 1842 : First Judge of the Provincial 
 Court of Appeal and Circuit for the Western Division. 1844 : 
 Civil and Session Judge, Second Class, Tellicherry. 1845 : Puisne 
 Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1846 : First Puisne Judge of the Sudder Dewannee and Sudder 
 FoujdaiTy Adawlut. 1847 ; Civil and Session Judge, Coimbatore. 
 Resigned the service, 4th Decemler. {Annuitant on the Fund, 
 1848.) Died, 1 2 Ih Fehrua ry 1882, in England. 
 
 WATTS, John Nicholson.— 1796: Writer. 1799: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in Public, Revenue, and Commercial Depart- 
 ment. 1800 : Head Assistant in the Revenue and Judicial De- 
 partment. 1801 : Assistant under the Commercial Resident at 
 Tinnevelly; Deputy Commercial Resident at Tinnevelly. 1802: 
 Head Assistant to the Collector of Dindigul. 1804 : Register of 
 Tanjore. 1805 : Subordinate Collector of Tanjore. 1808 : At 
 home. 1814 : Returned to India. Died, 2W1 July 1815, a^ Fort 
 St George. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 151 
 
 WATTS, Thomas. — 1806: Writer; Assistant to the Secretary 
 to the Board of Revenue. 1807 : Assistant to the Principal Col- 
 lector of Tanjore, &c. 1808 : Second Assistant to the Collector of 
 Trichinopoly. 181 1: Register of the Zillah of Dharapooram. 
 Died, May 181 1, at Dharapooram. 
 
 WAYTE, William. — 1797: Writer. 1800: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Department. 
 1802 : Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1806 ; Secre- 
 tary to the Board of Revenue. 1810 : Third Member of the Board 
 of Revenue. 181 9: Second Member of the Board of Revenue. 
 1822: At home. 1827: Out of the service. {Annuitant on the 
 Fund from ist January 1827.) Died, I'jth December i860, in 
 England. 
 
 WEBB, William. — 1770: Writer. 1776: Factor. 1778: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1791- Import 
 Warehouse-keeper at Cutwal, and Member of the Committee of 
 Regulations. 1795 : Member of the Board of Trade, and Import 
 Warehouse-keeper. 1800: Agent for Supplies. 1801 : Without 
 employ. Died, 14th August 1807, in Madras. 
 
 WEBB, Nathaniel.— 1778: Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Collector of the Guntoor Circar. 1792: Manager of the 
 Ganjam Havelly. 1800 : Collector in the Second Division of the 
 Yizagapatam Districts. 1803: Second Judge of the Court of 
 Circuit and of Appeal for the Centre Division. 1808 : Senior 
 Judge of the Court of Circuit and for Appeal for the Northern 
 Division. 1829: Postmaster - General. {Annuitant on the Fund 
 in 1838.) Died, $th August 1838. 
 
 WEBBE, JosiAH.— 1783 : Writer; Assistant to the Secretary to 
 the Select Committee. 1786: Assistant to the Secretary in the 
 Military Department, Mahratta Translator, and Deputy Commissary- 
 General. 1787 : Under the Secretary in the Public and Revenue 
 Department. 1790 : Secretary to the Board of Assumed Revenue. 
 1792: Temporary Member of the Board of Assumed Revenue. 1793: 
 Deputy Secretary in the PubHc, Commercial, and Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1 796 : Secretary in the Public and Commercial Department, 
 Clerk to the Court of Appeal, and to the Committee of Treasury. 
 1797 : Secretary to Government, and Mahratta Translator. 1800 : 
 Chief Secretary to Government, and jMahratta Translator. 1801 : 
 Resident at the Durbar of the Rajah of Mysore. 1803 : Resident 
 at Xagpore. 1804 : Resident at the Court of Dowlut Rao 
 Scindia. Died, gth Novemher 1804, at Mussingahad, on the hanlis 
 of the Nerludda, 
 
152 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 WEBSTER, George.— 1778 : Writer. 1 790 : Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Sepoy Paymaster. Died, ^d July 1794, in Madras. 
 
 WEDDERBURN, James A.— 1848: Writer. 1852 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1853 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Chingleput. Died, igfh May 1854, at 
 Cliinglepid. 
 
 WELCH, Thomas. — 1771 : AVriter. 1776: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1782: Senior Merchant. 1790: At home. 
 1 793 : Out of the service. 
 
 WEST, Francis Alexander. — 1826: Writer. 1829: Register 
 of the Zillah of Bellary; Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 
 Died, 26th September 1832, at Arcot. 
 
 WESTCOTT, George. — 1764: Writer. 1771 : Factor and 
 Assistant at Masidipatam. 1774: Junior Merchant. 1776: Senior 
 Merchant and Paymaster at Ellore. 1790 : At home ; Returned to 
 India. 1801 : Senior Member of tlie Board of Trade. Died, Sth 
 May 1809, at Fort St. George. 
 
 WETHERELL, Charles. — 1792: Writer. 1794: Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue De- 
 partment. 1795 : Assistant to the Collector in the Burramehal. 
 1797: Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Ingeram. 
 1799: Out of employ; Paymaster at Khistnagherry. 1802: 
 Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Madura. 1806: Pay- 
 master and Garrison Storekeeper at Trichinopoly. 1811:^^ home. 
 1816 : Out of the service. 
 
 WHEATLEY, Thomas Rundall. — 1817 : Writer. 1819 : 
 Assistant to the Register of the Zillah of Bellary ; Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah. 1826 : Acting 
 Deputy Accountant-General in the Military Department. 1827 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Malabar. 1828 : At home 
 on absentee allowance. 1832 : Returned to India; Secretary in 
 the Revenue and Judicial Department. 1835 : At home. 1840 : 
 Absent from India five years. 
 ^/ WHISH, John Clinton. — 1807 : Writer. 1809 : Assistant to 
 
 the Chief Secretary in the General, Commercial, and Law Depart- 
 ment. 1810 : Assistant to the Superintendent of Stamps. 181 1 : 
 Fixed Examiner in the Office of Sub-Secretary in the Commercial 
 and Law Department. 1 8 1 2 : Head Assistant to the Collector of 
 Coinibatore. 181 6 : Assistant Magistrate of Coimbatore. 182 1 : 
 vSub-Collector and Assistant Magistrate of Coimbatore ; Collector 
 and Magistrate of Guntoor. 1831 : Principal Collector and Magis- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 153 
 
 trate of Xellore. 1835 : At Iiome on absentee allowance. {Annui- 
 tant on the Fund, from ist July 1837.) Died, 22d November 
 1837, at Mortimer House, near Reading. 
 
 WHISH, Charles Matthew. — 1813 : Writer. 1815 : Register 
 of the Zillali of South Malabar. 1823: Register of the Zillah 
 of ^lalabar. 1826 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of 
 Malabar. 1827 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of 
 Malabar. 1830 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of 
 Cuddapah. 1831 : Out of employ. 1832 : Acting Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Cuddapah. Died, i^th Ajpril 1833, at Cud- 
 dapah. 
 
 WHITE, Charles Nicholas. — 1776: "Writer. 1782: Factor. 
 1790: Senior Merchant. 1791: Secretary in Public and Revenue 
 Department, and Clerk of Appeals, and to Treasury. 1795 : 
 Member of the Revenue Board. 1800 : Senior Member of the 
 Board of Revenue. iZoi : At home. 1805: Out of the service. 
 
 WHITE, EvAX Marsh. — 1790 : Writer. 1793 : Assistant 
 under the Secretary in the Military, Political, and Secret Depart- 
 ment. 1794: Assistant to the Collector of Guntoor. 1796: 
 Acting Paymaster at Ongole. Died, I'jth August 1796. 
 
 WHITE, Daniel.— 1829: Writer. 1831 : Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector of Malabar. 1832 : Acting Head Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1835 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar ; Acting 
 Sub-Collector, Malabar. 1836: Head Assistant to the Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate of Malabar. 1837 : Acting Assistant 
 Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Salem ; Acting Additional Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate of Canara ; Head Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Malabar (Resunied) ; Actin^^ 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Malabar. 1838 : 
 Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Cochin ; 
 Acting Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Malabar. 
 1839 : Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Malabar. 
 1840: Proceeded on furlough. 1843: Returned to India; Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Southern Division of Arcot. 
 1850: Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. Died, ^ist March 
 1853, ^*^^ Pointe de Galle, Ceylon. 
 
 WHITEHILL, John.— 1752 : Writer. 1768 : Senior Merchant 
 and Member of the Council of the Governor. 1780: Dismissed 
 from Council and. service. 
 
 WHITTINGHAM, Charles. — 1830 : Writer. 1834: Assis- 
 
154 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 
 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1836 : 
 Acting Register to the Zillah Court of Combaconum ; Acting Head 
 Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot; 
 Officiating Joint Criminal Judge, Chingleput. 1837 : Head Assis- 
 tant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot ; Officiat- 
 ing Junior Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1838: 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1839 : 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1840 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Accountant-General ; Commissioner 
 for Government Lotteries. 1841 : Acting, afterwards Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1845 : Proceeded to Europe on 
 furlough. 1848: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Tinnevelly. 1849 • Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinne- 
 velly. 1854: Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1859: 
 On medical certificate to England for 30 months. 1861 : Resigned 
 the service, iSth December, in England. {Annuitant.) Died, 10th 
 November 1879, in London. 
 
 WHITTINGHAM, Anthony. — 1837 : Writer. 1840: Pro- 
 ceeded on furlough. Pensioned in England, 2d August 1843. 
 
 WHITTINGTON, William.— 1804: AYriter. Died, i^th Sep- 
 tember 1806, in Madras. 
 
 WILLIAMS, Morgan.— 1760: Writer. 1768: Junior Mer- 
 chant. 177 1 : Senior Merchant, and Third in Council at Yizaga- 
 patam. 1782: Member of the Council of the Governor. Died 
 in 1790. 
 
 WILLIAMS, Henry.— 1820: Writer; ^?f home. 1826: Re- 
 turned to hidia ; Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate of Canara ; Head Assistant to the Collector and INIagistrate 
 of Chingleput. 1827 : Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Salem. 1828 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate of Cuddapah. Died, 2^th March 1830, at 
 Cuddapah. 
 
 WILLIAMSON, Robert Hudleston. — 1828: Writer. 1832: 
 Register of the Zillah of Madura; Acting Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. 1833 : Register to the Zillah Court of Rajah- 
 mundry. 1834 : Register to the Zillah Court of Madura. 1836 : 
 Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1841 : Acting Deputy Collector 
 of Sea Customs, Madras. 1842 : Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, 
 Madras ; Commissioner for Government Lotteries. 1 845 : Acting 
 Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 1853: Acting Postmaster- 
 General. 1854 : Postmaster-General. 1859 : Officiating Director- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. I55 
 
 General of Post Offices in India. i860 : Resumed Charge of 
 Office of Postmaster - General, Madras. 1862: Proceeded to 
 Europe on furlough; Resigned the service^ 2^th November 1862. 
 (Aunuifauf.) 
 
 WILLIS, KiCHARD Legge. — 1778: AVriter. 1790: Senior 
 Merchant. 1791 ^ Paymaster in Guntoor Circar. 1792 : Sus- 
 pended from service. 
 
 WILLOCK, Arthur. — 1S17 : Writer. 1823 : Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. Died, iSfh September 1824, 
 at Madras. 
 
 WILMOT, Arthur. — 1824: "Writer. 1827: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. Died, 1827, at 
 Anantapoor. 
 
 WILSON, George. — 1781: "Writer. 1782: Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Civil Department. 1783 : Assistant at Yizaga- 
 patam. 1790 : Paymaster at Chicacole. 1798 : Paymaster and 
 Garrison Storekeeper at Yizagapatam and its Dependencies. Died^ 
 24th August 1799, at Yizagapatam. 
 
 WILSON, Hexry. — 1789: Writer; Assistant under the Secre- 
 tary in the Secret Department, and Assistant to the Secretary to 
 the Board of Revenue. 1791 : Assistant to the Collector in the 
 Northern and Central Division of Masulipatam Havelly. 1796 : 
 Assistant to the Collector in the First Division of the Masulipatam 
 District. 1797: At home for his health. 1799: Returned to 
 India ; Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at Jumacondah and 
 its Dependencies. 1800 : Deputy Paymaster at Guntoor. 1802 : 
 Out of employ. 1803 : Paymaster and Garrison Storekeeper at 
 Yizagapatam. 1808: At home. 1810 : Out of the service, 
 
 WILSON, Alexander. — 1797 : Writer. 1799 : Assistant under ^ 
 the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1801 : Assistant under 
 the Collector of the Xorthern Division of Canara. 1803 : Regis- 
 ter of the Zillali of Rajahmundry. 1805 : Subordinate Collector 
 of Canara. 1807 : Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Honore. 
 1809: Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Canara. 18 14: 
 Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah of Malabar. 1823 : Judge 
 and Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Malabar. 1824: Third 
 Judge of the Provincial Court, Western Division. 1826: 
 Annuitant from 1st May. Died, 2W1 November 1863, in 
 England. 
 
 WILSON, William. — 1830: Writer. 1832: Assistant to the 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of the Southern Division of 
 
156 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 Arcot. 1833 • Register of the Zillah of Chingleput. 1834 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Chittoor. 1835: At home. 1840: 
 Absent from India jive years. 
 
 WISSETT, Robert. — 1793: Writer. 1795: Assistant under 
 the Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1796 : Assistant under the 
 Resident at Vizagapatam. 1797 : Assistant under the Resident 
 at the Presidency. Died at sea in 1798. 
 
 WISSETT, Thomas. — 1795: Writer. 1797: Assistant under 
 the Secretary in the Military, Secret, and Political Department. 
 1798: Assistant under the Commercial Resident at Vizagapatam. 
 1800 : Deputy Commercial Resident at Ganjam. Died^ nth 
 December 1806, at Ganjam. 
 
 WOOD, John. — 1772: Writer. 1778: Factor. No trace 
 ajter 1778. 
 
 WOOD, Edward. — 1800: Writer. 1803: Persian Translator 
 to the Sudder and Poujdarry Adawlut. 1804: Deputy Register 
 to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1806: Acting Register 
 to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1807 : Register to the 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1809 : J^idge and Magistrate of 
 Seringapatam ; Register to the Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1813 '. Senior Secretary to Government. 181 5 : Paymaster of 
 Stipends at the Presidency. 1820: Chief Secretary to Govern- 
 ment. Died^ 2W1 May 1824, at Madras. 
 
 WOOD, Henry. — 1832 : Writer. 1834 : Assistant to Principal 
 Collector, Cuddapah. 1835 : Assistant to Principal Collector, South 
 Arcot. 1837 : Assistant to Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1838: Acting Second Assistant to Accountant- 
 General. 1839: Proceeded to Europe on jurlourjh. 1 841 : Acting 
 Register of the Provincial Court of the Northern Division, and 
 Assistant Collector and Magistrate, ChinglexDut. 1842 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge, Guntoor. 1843 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 
 1844: Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 
 
 1845 • Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 
 
 1846 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1847 : 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1 849 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1854: Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1855 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Guntoor. 1859: Leave to England, on private affairs, for 
 6 months ; Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1862 : Pro- 
 ceeded to Europe on jurlough. 1865 : Extension of 6 months on 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 157 
 
 jmvate affairs; Resigned the service^ 14th December, in England. 
 {Annuitant) Died, lotli Odoher 1873, in England. 
 
 WOODCOCK, Charles. — 1796: Writer. 1798: Assistant 
 under tiie Accountant to the Board of Revenue ; Senior Assistant 
 under the Accountant to the Board of Revenue ; Deputy Postmaster- 
 General. 1800 : Deputy Accountant to the Board of Revenue, and 
 Head Assistant to the Accountant-General in the Revenue and Com- 
 mercial Department. 1801 : At 1 tome. iZod : Returned to India ; 
 Register of the Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1807 : Judge and Magistrate 
 of the Zillah of Combaconum. 1810 : Judge and ^Magistrate of the 
 Zillah of Ganjam. 1818: Judge and Criminal Judge of the 
 Zillah of Guntoor ; Out of employ. 1S20 : At home. {Annuitant 
 on the Fund in 1834.) Died, 2^th May 1852, in England. 
 
 WOODCOCK, Edward H. — 1806: Writer. 1807: Assistant 
 to the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department ; Assis- 
 tant to the Register to the Suclder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1808 : 
 Fixed Examiner under the Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial 
 Department. 1809 : Register of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 181 2 : 
 Register of the Zillah of Tinnevelly. 1816 : Register of the Zillah 
 of Salem. 1822: Sub-Collector of Tanjore. 1824: Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Cuddapah. 1825 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of the Zillah of Salem. 1828: Third Judge of 
 the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1830 : Second Judge of 
 the Provincial Court, Southern Division. 1831 : At home on 
 absentee allowance, {Annuitant on the Fund from ist May 1834.) 
 Died, ^oih October 1870, in England. 
 
 WOODGATE, Charles Henry. — 1832 : Writer. 1833 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate of Xorth Arcot. 
 1835 : Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of 
 Trichinopoly. 1836 : Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1838 : Head Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate of Trichinopoly. 1844; Proceeded on furlough. 
 1847 • Returned to India. 1848 : Subordinate Judge, Madura. 
 1855: Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. Died, 30th October 
 1856, on board the ^^ Alma." 
 
 WOOLF, Robert. — 1779*. Writer. 1790: Senior Merchant. 
 1791 : Auditor of Civil Accounts, Deputy Accountant, and Con- 
 tractor for Repairs. 1795 : Accountant-General. i^ot,: Athome. 
 1805 : Out of the service. 
 
 WORDSWORTH,Favel.— 1777; Writer. 1782: Factor. No 
 trace after 1782. 
 
158 MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 WRANGHAM, John. — 1783: Writer. 1785: Li Bengal 
 1787: Assistant to the Secretary in the Public Department. 1 788 : 
 Assistant at Tanjore. 1790: Deputy Paymaster and Deputy 
 Import Warehouse- keeper, and Member of the Committee for 
 Investigating the King's Army Accounts. 1791 : Assistant to 
 the Collector of Madura and Dindigul. 1793: Member of the 
 Committee of Investigation at Noozeed. 1796: Collector of 
 the Fourth Division of the Masulipatam Districts. 1798: Out 
 of employ. 1800: At home. Died, 4th Novemler 1804, at Tun- 
 hriclge Wells. 
 
 WREY, Edward Bourchier. — 1811 : Writer. 1815 : Assistant 
 to the Accountant-General. 1819 : Secretary to the Kative Pension 
 Fund Committee. 1822 : Assistant to the Accountant-General. 
 1825 : Register to the Provincial Court, Northern Division. 1827 : 
 Assistant Judge and Joint Criminal Judge of Masulipatam. 
 1830: At home on ahsentee allowance. 1833 : Returned to India. 
 
 1834 : Judge and Criminal Judge of Xellore ; Judge and Criminal 
 Judge of Rajahmundry. {Annuitant on the Fund in 1839.) Died, 
 ^oth May 1840, in England. 
 
 WRIGHT, William Evatt. — 1794: Writer. 1797: Assistant 
 under the Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1799: Acting 
 Deputy Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1800: At home. 
 1803: Retiirned to India; Deputy Secretary to the Board of 
 Trade. 1 805 : Malabar Translator to Government. 1806: Judge 
 and Magistrate of Chittoor. 1808 : Third Judge of the Provincial 
 Court, Centre Division. 182 1 : At home. 1824: Out of the 
 service. 
 
 WROUGHTON, John Chardin. — 181 7 : Writer. 1823 : iVssis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate of Bellary. 1824 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Cuddapah; At home. 1827 : 
 Returned to India ; Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and 
 Magistrate of Madura. 1828 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate 
 of Cuddapah. 1829 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Tinne- 
 velly. 1830: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate of Madura. 
 
 1835 : Collector and Magistrate of Masulipatam, and in Charge of 
 the Treasury there. 1836: Acting Collector of Sea Customs at 
 Madras, and Member of the Marine Board. 1838 : Collector of 
 Sea Customs at Madras, and Member of the Marine Board. 1841 : 
 Principal Collector and Magistrate of Coimbatore. 1851 : Pro- 
 ceeded on furlough. 1852: Resigned the service^ ^oth Ajml, in 
 India. {Anriuitant on the Fund, 1852.) Died, 2,0th November 
 1854, in England, 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 159 
 
 WYLIE, George. — 1849: Writer. 185 1 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Cliinglepnt. 1853 : Proceeded on furlough. 
 1854: Returned to India; Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 GuntOor. 1855 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Giintoor. 1857 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Rajahnmndry ; Proceeded on furlough. 1859: Resigned the service^ 
 J 2th Aprils in England. 
 
 WYNCH, A\^iLLiAM. — 1767: Writer. 1774: Factor and 
 Assistant at Masulipatam. 1776: Junior Merchant and Pay- 
 master at Trichinopoly. 1778 : At home. Returned to India after 
 1782, hecame Senior Merchant^ and loas at home in 1790. 1793 : 
 Out of the service. 
 
 WYNCH, Alexander. — 1768: Member of the Council of the 
 Governor. 1774: Governor of the Presidency. Resigned lefore 
 
 1775. 
 
 WYNCH, George.— 1772 : Writer. 1778: Factor. 1780: 
 Junior Merchant. 1790 : Senior Merchant. 1791 : Third in 
 Council at Ganjam. 1792: Collector at Caroor. 1795: Without 
 employ. Suspended from the service^ and at home in 1800. 1805 '- 
 Out of the service. 
 
 WYNCH, John. — 1777: Writer. 1782: Factor; At home. 
 1790: Senior Merchant. 1791 : Deputy Export Warehouse-keeper. 
 1792; Paymaster to the Western Army. 1795: Paymaster at 
 Walajabad and at Arnee. Died in 1795. 
 
 WYNOX, Charles. — 1789: Writer. 1790: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Board of Revenue. 1793 : Assistant under the 
 Resident at Ingeram. 1794 : Out of employ. 1796 : Collector in 
 the Fourth Division of the Masulipatam District. 1798: Out of 
 employ. 1803 : Secretary to the Board of Trade. 1807 : Acting 
 Member of the Board of Trade. 1^11: At home. 181 5 : Returned 
 to India. Died, January 181 8. 
 
 YEATES, Matthew. — 1767: Writer. 1774: Factor. 1776: 
 Junior Merchant and Assistant at Ingeram. 1778: Senior Mer- 
 chant. 1791 : Senior Merchant and Resident at Ingeram. 1800 : 
 Without employ. Died, i^th November 1808, at St. Tliome, 
 Madras. 
 
 YOUNG, Samuel. — 1781 : Writer. 1783: Assistant to the 
 Secretary to the Select Committee in Bengal; Assistant to the 
 Secretary in the Civil Department. 1786 : Assistant at Masulipa- 
 tam. 1787 : Paymaster at Ongole and at the Palnaud. 1793 : At 
 home. 1801 : Returned to India. 1802 : Paymaster and Garri- 
 
i6o MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 
 
 son Storekeeper at Masulipatam' and its Dependencies. 1808: 
 At liome. 181 2 : Out of the service. 
 
 YOUNG, Egbert Herries. — 1797 : Writer on the Bencoolen 
 Establishment. 1803: Transferred to the Madras Presidency; 
 Acting Assistant to the Secretary in the MiHtary Department; 
 Assistant to the Collector in the Southern Division of Arcot. 
 1805 :" Subordinate Collector of Trichinopoly. 1808 : Head 
 Assistant to the Collector of Trichinopoly. 1810 : Judge and 
 Criminal Judge of Tinnevelly. 1820: Collector and Magistrate of 
 Tinnevelly. Died, gth May 1820, at Tricliindoor. 
 
 YOUNG, Stuart Johnson. — 1833 : Writer. 1835 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate of Chingleput. 1837 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate at Canara. 1838: Acting 
 Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of Tinnevelly. 
 1840 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 Died^ 2d June 1840, at Satoor. 
 
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST 
 
 OF 
 
 MADRAS CIYIL SERVANTS. 
 
 AGNEW, George Vans. — 1852 : Writer and Student at the 
 College. 1854: Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1856 : Acting Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; 
 Acting Special Assistant, afterwards Special Assistant at Tanjore. 
 1859 : Acting Sub-Judge, Conibaconum ; Acting Principal Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort 
 St. George, in Vizagapatam ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Godavari. i860 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Godavari, 1861 : On medical leave to Europe for 15 months ; 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1863 • Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Madura. 1864: On special leave to 
 Europe for 5 months. 1866 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Trichinopoly ; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1867 : 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1868: Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot; also of Cuddapah. 1869 : 
 Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1870 : Collector and ^lagis- 
 trate, Kellore. 1876: On furlough to Europe. 1877: Retired 
 from service, i^th January. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 ALDERSEY, William. — 1754: Arrived on the Coromandel 
 Coast 8th June as Writer and under the Secretary to the Secret 
 Committee at Fort St. George. 1759 : Factor; and Secretary in 
 the Secret Department and Translator. 1761 : Secretary, Sohcitor, 
 and Clerk of Appeals. 1762 : Junior Merchant, and Secretary, 
 Solicitor, and Clerk of Appeals. 1766: Ser'vices transferred to 
 Bengal. 1767 : Senior Merchant, appointed Eighth Member of 
 Council of the Governor of Fort William in Bengal : Import Ware- 
 house-keeper and Buxey. {See Bengal Volume.) 
 
 AMES, Charles Herbert. — 185 1 : Writer and Student at the 
 
 L 
 
i62 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 College. 1854 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 1856: On medical leave for 15 months. 1857: Assistant and 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 1858: Acting Sub-Collector and Magistrate, and Head Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1859: Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Magistrate, Canara, afterwards at Madura. 1 860 : Sub- 
 Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1862 : On furlough to Europe. 
 1864: Retired from service^ Wi February, {hivalid Annuitant.) 
 1878: Died, jgth January, at Henley- on-Tliames. 
 
 ARBUTHNOTT, Hon. David.— 184 i : Writer. 1843: Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1845 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1847: Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1 848 : Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Bellary. 1849 * Acting Sub-Judge, Bellar3^ 
 1854: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary. 1858: Col- 
 lector and Magistrate of the District of Kurnool. i860 : On medi- 
 cal leave to Europe for 24 months. 1862 : Assumed Charge of 
 Office of Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool ; afterwards Collector 
 and Magistrate, Salem. 1867 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 afterwards Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1869: On furlough 
 to Europe for 18 months. 187 1 : Acting Collector and Magistrate 
 of Sea Customs and of the Madras District, and Acting Protector 
 of Emigrants, Madras. 1873: Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent, Tanjore. 1874 : Acting Third Member of the Revenue 
 Board. 1875: Acting Second Member, afterwards Acting First 
 Member of the Revenue Board. 1878: Retired from service, ist 
 January. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 ARBUTHNOT, Sir Alexander John, K.C.S.I., CLE.— 1842 : 
 "Writer. 1843 • Acting Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingleput. 1844 : Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Nellore. 1845 : Head Assistant to the Register to the 
 Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 1846 : Officiating Secre- 
 tary to the College Board and University, Madras. 1848 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah ; afterwards 
 Acting Malayum Translator to Government. 1849 : Malayum Trans- 
 lator to Government. 1851 : Acting Secretary, afterwards Secretary 
 to the College and University Boards, Madras. 1852: Acting, after- 
 wards Deputy Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adaw- 
 lut. 1853: Acting Register to the aforesaid Court. 1854: Member 
 of, and Secretary to, the Board of Examiners. 1855 : Direc- 
 tor of Public Instruction. 1861 : Commissioner for the Uncove- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 163 
 
 nauted Civil Service Examination. 1862 : Acting Chief Secretar}^ 
 afterwards Chief Secretary to Government ; Fellow of the Univer- 
 sity of Madras. 1864 : Additional Member of Council of Fort St. 
 George, for the purpose of making Law and Regulations. 1867 : 
 Member of Council. 1872 : 0)i furlough to Europe for 2 years. 
 1873 : ^I<^(Ie ^ K. C.S.I. 24th January. 1874 : Retired from ser- 
 vice, 2gfh October. 1878: 3Iad.e a ComxMnion of tlie Order of the 
 Indian Empire 1st January. {Annuitant 07i the Fund.) 
 
 ARBXJTHNOT, AVilliam Henry.— 1855 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1856 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 North Arcot; afterwards Acting Head Assistant at Tinnevelly. 
 1857 : Acting Second Assistant to the Accountant-General, ^ladras. 
 1858: Officiating Second Assistant to the Accountant-General; 
 On medical leave to Europe for 3 years and 9 months. 1862 : On 
 medical leave to Europe, forfeiting appointment. 1865: Retired 
 from service, 16th February. {Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 ARBUTHNOTT, John Robert. — 1857: Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1859 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Kurnool. 1861 : Officiating Head Assistant, Kurnool. 1862: 
 Head Assistant at Kurnool. 1863: Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Nundyal. 1865 : On furlough to Europe for 16 months. 
 1866: Acting Sub-Collector, Malabar; also Head Assistant Col- 
 lector, Tinnevelly, Sub-Collector, Bellary, and Sub-Collector, 
 Madura. 1868 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Madura; also in 
 South Arcot. 1869: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 
 1870: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 187 1 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 12 months. 1872: Died^ ^oth April, in 
 England. 
 
 BALLARD, George Alexander. — 1845: Writer. 1847: 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1851 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1853: 
 In the same capacity at Madura; afterwards Special Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1854 : Acting 
 Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent 
 to the Governor of Fort St. George, in Vizagapatam. 1855: 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, IVIadura; Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Masulipatam; Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Madura ; On furlough to Europe for 3 
 years. 1857 : Acting Sub-Judge, Chittoor. 1858 : Addi- 
 tional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary ; Deputy 
 Director of Revenue Settlement, i860 : On furlough for the un- 
 
i64 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 expired portion of leave granted in 1855, icith 3 months in addition 
 for time occupied on his passage to and from India. 1861 ; Re- 
 turned to Madras. 1862: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Tan- 
 jore ; Sub-Collector of Madura ; Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 
 1869 : At first Acting, afterwards Kesident in Travancore and 
 Cochin. 1870 : On furlough to Europe for 14 months. 187 1 : Re- 
 sumed Office as Resident in Travancore and Cochin. 1875: Acting 
 Second Member, afterwards Acting Third Member, of the Revenue 
 Board. 1876: Third Member of the Revenue Board ; On furlough 
 to Europe for i year and 4 months. 1877 : Acting Second Member 
 of the Revenue Board. 1878: First Member of the Revenue 
 Board ; Services placed at the Disposal of the Government of India 
 on Appointment as Member of the Famine Commission. 1879 : 
 Retired from service J 2W1 January. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 BANBURY, George.— 1848 : Writer. 1849: Student at the 
 College. 1850 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Arcot. 1853 : Acting Head Assistant, South Arcot. 1855 : 
 Head Assistant, South Arcot. 1856 : Acting Additional Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot. 1858 : Deputy 
 Director of Revenue Settlement. 1859 : On furlough to Europe 
 for 3 years and 4 months. 1862 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Kurnool. 1863 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 North Arcot ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddalore ; Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, afterwards Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, Madras District. 1864: Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, North. Arcot. 1865: Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Tinnevelly, afterwards of South Arcot ; Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Rajahmundry ; Acting Sub-Secretary to the Revenue Board. 
 1866 : Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly, afterwards Acting 
 at Tanjore. 1867 : On medical leave for i^months. 1870 : Acting 
 Director of Revenue Settlement. 1872 : Director of Revenue 
 Settlement. 1873 • Second Member of the Revenue Board. 1874: 
 On furlough to Europe for 15 months. 1876 : Retired from service^ 
 21st March. {Annuitant on the Fu7id.) 
 
 BARLOW, Richard Wellesley. — 1855 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Guntoor. 1858: Assistant at South Arcot; On medical leave to 
 Europe for 21 months, i860: Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Nellore. 1861 : Officiating Head Assistant, Nellore ; Acting 
 Head Assistant, North Arcot. 1862 : Head Assistant, North 
 Arcot; Acting Sub-Collector there, with full Powers of a Magistrate. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 165 
 
 1864: Justice of the Peace; Acting Sub-Collector, Xorth Arcot ; 
 O/i special leave for 6 months ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, ^S'orth Arcot. 1865 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, ISTorth Arcot. i866 : In Charge of the Collector's Office, 
 Xorth Arcot. 1867 : Sub-Collector, North Arcot; On medical 
 leave to Europe for 2 years and 6 months. 1869 : Acting Judge of 
 Small Cause Court, Tellicherry. 1870 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Chingleput. 187 1 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingleput. 1872 : Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. 1873 : 
 Collector and Magistrate, Godavari; also at Chingleput. 1875 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 12 months. 1876 : Collector, Chingleput. 
 1878 : Acting Commissioner, Nilgiri Hills; Government jMember 
 of the Lawrence Asylum Committee; appointed Commissioner, 
 ISTilgiri Hills. 1880 : Acting Third Member of the Revenue 
 Board ; Acting Collector of Sea Customs, and Protector of Emi- 
 grants, Madras. 1881 : Acting Third Member of the Revenue 
 Board, and in Charge of the Settlement Department; Acting 
 Collector of Sea Customs, and Protector of Emigrants, Madras ; 
 Commissioner, Kilgiri Hills. 1882 : Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Additional Sessions Judge of the Xilgiri District. 1883 : Collector 
 of Sea Customs and Protector of Emigrants, Madras ; On furlough 
 to Euro;pe for 4 montlis, and 6 iveeJcs in India. 1884 : Resumed 
 Collector of Sea Customs, Madras District; Appointed Acting 
 Resident in Travancore and Cochin ; Returned to Madras as Col- 
 lector of Sea Customs, and Protector of Emigrants. 
 
 BIRD, Edward Wheler. — 1842 : Writer. 1843 • Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1845 • Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1846 : 
 Proceeded to Euroj)e. 1847 * Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingleput ; afterwards Officiating Government Agent at Chepauk, 
 and Paymaster of Carnatic Stipends. 1848: Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to the Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut ; 
 afterwards Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Port St. George, Vizagapatam. 1850 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. 1851 : Special 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1853 : Act- 
 ing Assistant Judge, afterwards Assistant Judge, Combaconum. 
 1856: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Combaconum. 1857: 
 Acting Sub- Judge, Combaconum. 1858 : Sub- Judge, Octacamund. 
 1859: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1861 : 
 Officiating, afterwards Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, JSTegapatam ; 
 
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 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tanjore. 1866 : Oil medical leave io 
 Europe. 1868: Retired from service, 2W1 September. (Annuitant 
 on the Fund.) 
 
 BLAIR, John Hunter. — 1845 • '^^^riter. 1846 : Under the 
 Principal Collector of Coimbatore. 1847 : Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Madura. 1848 : In the same capacity at Tinnevelly. 
 1851 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tin- 
 nevelly. 1852 : Absent in England. 1853 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry -, Acting Assistant, after- 
 wards Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Fort St. George, in Yizagapatam. 1855 : Acting 
 Principal Assistant, and Agent to the Governor, in Yizagapatam. 
 1856: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Masulipatam; 
 Acting Sub- Judge, afterwards Sub- Judge, Rajahmundry. 1859 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam ; Proceeded on 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1863: Acting Civil and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Cuddalore; afterwards at Tinnevelly; Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistate, Tinnevelly, but Acting Collector of Sea 
 Customs, Madras. 1864: Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 
 1865: Member of the Income-Tax Commission. 1866: On Special 
 Duty at Calcutta. 1868 : Protector of Emigrants, Madras. 1869 : 
 On Special Duty at Bangalore. 1870 : Collector of the Town of 
 Madras. 187 1 : Acting Third Member of the Revenue Board; 
 On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1873 : Resumed Acting Third 
 Member of the Revenue Board. 1876 : On furlough to Europe for 
 6 months. 1877: Retired from service, 14th March. (Annuitant 
 on the Fund.) Died, 2'jth March 1885, in England. 
 
 BLAIR, William Thomas. — 1848 : Writer. 1849 • Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1850: Acting Head 
 Assistant, North Arcot. 185 1 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1852 : Acting Sub- Judge, Cuddapah. 
 1853 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 
 1856 : Acting Sub-Judge, Cuddapah. 1857 : Sub-Collector and 
 INIagistrate, Cuddapah. 1858 : On medical leave to Europe for 24 
 months, i860 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot. 
 1862 : Acting Inam Commissioner. 1863 : Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Chittoor ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry, but contmuing to Act as Inam Commissioner at Madras. 
 1865 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1866 : Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah, but still Acting as Inam Commis- 
 sioner; Civil and Sessions Judge, Chingleput, and continuing to 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 167 
 
 Act as Inam Commissioner. 1868: Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Berhampore, and Inam Commissioner ; Member of the Committee 
 for the Examination of Assistants. 1869 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Yizagapatam; Acting Collector, Madras District. 1870: 
 Secretary to the Revenue Board, T^'ith Previous Office ; Acting Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 187 1 : On furlough to Europe 
 for 2 years. 1872 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Mangalore. 1873 : 
 Retired from service, i^th January, in England. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund.) 1877 : Died, 21st December, in England. 
 
 BOS WELL, John Alexander Corrie. — 1855 : Writer and 
 Student at the College. 1856 : Assistant, afterwards Acting 
 Head Assistant, to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1858 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 of Fort St. George, in Yizagapatam; Acting Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1859: Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Salem; officiating Subordinate Judge, 
 Combaconum. i860 : On medical leave to Europe for 2, years and 
 9 months. 1863 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Madras. 1 864 : Acting Principal Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, and Agent to the Governor, in Yizagapatam ; also Head 
 Assistant at Kellore. 1865 : Principal Assistant at Yizagapatam ; 
 Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, J^ellore. 1867 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, ISTellore. 1868 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Canara. 1869 : In the same capacity at Kistna. 
 1870: Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. 187 1 : On furlough to 
 Europe for 12 months. 1872 : Died, 6th January, in England. 
 
 BREEKS, James Williamson. — 1849 • Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1852 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, BeUary. 
 
 1855 : Acting Third Assistant to the Accountant-General, Madras. 
 
 1856 : Second Assistant, afterwards Acting First Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General. 1857 : Canarese Translator to Government. 
 1858 : Civil Auditor for the Punjab Government. 1859 : Officiat- 
 ing Sub-Judge, Madura; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 afterwards Acting Subordinate Judge, Bellary ; Proceeded to 
 Europe on furlough for 3 years. 1861 : Private Secretary to the 
 Governor of Fort St. George. 1864 : Judge of Small Cause Court, 
 Combaconum, continuing to Act as Private Secretary to the 
 Governor; On medical leave to Europe for 2, years. 1868 : Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Chittoor ; Acting Commissioner, after- 
 wards Commissioner, Nilgiri Hills. 1872: Died, 6th June^ in India. 
 
 CADELL, William Molle. — 1840: Writer. 1841 : Assistant 
 
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 to the Princi2:)al Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1842 : Acting 
 Register of the Zillah Court of Canara ; afterwards Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1845 : Assistant, 
 afterwards Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Chingleput. 1846 : Acting Head Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate, Masulipatam ; afterwards Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1847 : On furlough to Europe. 
 1850 : Returned to Madras ; Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Nellore ; and Acting Head Assistant of that District ; Proceeded 
 to Europe. 1851 : Without employ on return. 1852: Acting 
 Sub- Judge, Combaconum. 1853: Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate^ afterwards Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 then Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1858 : Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1862 : On medical leave for 15 
 months. 1865 : Collector and Magistrate, South Canara. 1867 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah ; afterwards at Trichi- 
 nopoly. 1870: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly; 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry, continuing to Act as before ; 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate and Political Agent at Tanjore. 
 1872 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Nellore, but continuing to Act as 
 before at Tanjore ; also Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura, con- 
 tinuing to Act at Tanjore. 1873 : Retired from service, ^ist March. 
 {Aujiuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 CAEMICHAEL, David Freemantle (Smyth). — 185 1 : Writer 
 and Student at the College ; Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 ISTorth Arcot. 1852: Justice of the Peace. 1854: Acting Head 
 Assistant and Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry 
 Adawlut. 1855 : Head Assistant and Register to the aforesaid 
 Court ; On medical leave to Europe for 20 months. 1856 : Deputy 
 Secretary to Government in Chief Secretary's Departments, and 
 Secretary to the Board of Examiners. 1859 : Private Secretary 
 to Sir C. E. Trevelyan, K.C.B., Governor of Fort St. George. 
 i860 : On medical leave to Europe for 17 months. 1861 : Acting 
 Sub-Judge, Chicacole ; Principal Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in Ganjam. 
 1862 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, 
 in Yizagapatam. 1863 : Collector and Magistrate, and Agent, 
 Vizagapatam. 1867 : Acting, afterwards Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor, Ganjam. 1869 : Acting Judge of the 
 High Court of Judicature; On furlough to Europe for 23 months. 
 187 1 : Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue Department; 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 169 
 
 Acting Third Member of the Revenue Board; President of the 
 Committee for Examination of Assistants ; Inam Commissioner. 
 1872: Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue Department; 
 Acting Second Member of the Revenue Board ; on Special Duty as 
 President of the Committee inquiring into the Action of Oflficials 
 during the Cyclone ; Acting Third Member, afterwards Second 
 Member, and again Third Member of the Revenue Board : Assis- 
 tant Secretary, afterwards Secretary, to Government, Revenue 
 Department. 1873: On furlough to Europe for 8 months ; resumed 
 Secretary to Government, Revenue Department. 1874: Acting 
 Chief Secretary to Government; additional Member of Council 
 for making Laws and Regulations. 1876 : On special duty 
 with Government at the Imperial Assemblage at Delhi. 1877: 
 Chief Secretary to Government. 1878 : At first Temporary, after- 
 wards Ordinary Member of Council, took his seat 10th December. 
 1883: Vacated Seat in Council; On furlough to Europe for 18 
 months. 
 
 CARR-GOMM, Francis Culling (Barrister-at-Laiv). — 1855 : 
 Writer and Student at the College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Salem. 1858: Acting Head Assistant at Salem. 
 1859 : Acting Head Assistant^ afterwards Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Coimbatore ; officiating Subordinate Judge, 
 Salem, i860 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 
 1861 : Officiating Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 1865 : Judge of Small Cause Court, Cuddalore. 1866 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years and 3 months. 1870 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Calicut; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Vizagapatam. 187 1 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, and Agent 
 to the Governor, Ganjam ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinne- 
 velly. 1872: District and Sessions Judge, TinneA'elly. 1874: 
 On special leave to Europe for 6 months ; Resumed his Previous 
 Duties on Return to Madras. 1878: On furlough to Europe for 
 2 years and 7 months. {Took the name of Gomm on marriage.) 
 1880: District and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1882: Retired 
 from the service loth June. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 CHAMIER, Charles Frederic. — 1843: Writer. 1844: 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 1847 • Acting Head Assistant to the Register to the Court of 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Acting Secretary to the Madras 
 University and to the College Board ; afterwards Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1850 : Act- 
 
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 ing Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1852: 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara; afterwards 
 Acting Sub-Judge, Mangalore. 1855 : Officiating Special Assistant 
 to the Collector, Madras ; afterwards Deputy Register to the Court 
 of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut, and Tamil Translator to Govern- 
 ment. 1857 : Acting Register to the Court of Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1859 : Register to the High Court of Judicature, 
 Appellate side. 1864 : On medical leave to Europe for 16 months. 
 1865 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1869 : Died, 20th April, 
 in India. 
 
 CHASE, Morgan Charles.— 1847 : Writer. 1848 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1854 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Canara; afterwards Head Assistant 
 at Bellary. 1856 : Acting Sub-Judge, Cuddapah ; afterwards at 
 Chittoor; also Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Masulipatam. 
 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Fort St. George, in Yizagapatam. 1858: Senior 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 in Ganjam ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Masuli- 
 patam ; Proceeded on furlough to Europe for 12 months. 1863 : 
 Retired from service, $th January, in England. {Annuitant on the 
 Fund.) 1874 : Died, 21st Decemler, in England. 
 
 CHASE, Thomas Alexander Nicholls. — 1850: Writer and 
 Student at the College. 1851 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Masulipatam. 1855 : Acting Head Assistant at Masuli- 
 patam; afterwards Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Rajahmundry ; then Head Assistant at Masulipatam. 1859 : Act- 
 ing Sub-Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam ; afterwards Head 
 Assistant and Acting Sub-Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. i860 : 
 On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1862: Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Godavari. 1863 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Kistna, but continuing to Act as before ; Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Rajahmundry. 1865 : Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Godavari; Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Kistna. 1866: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah; 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Kistna, afterwards at Nellore, 
 then at Kurnool. 1867 : Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 
 1873 : On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1875: Retired from 
 service, Sth April. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 CHILD, Frederick Samuel. — 1844: Writer. 1846: Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1847 : Assistant to 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 171 
 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1849 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Kellore ; afterwards at Tinnevelly. 185 1 : 
 Acting Head Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant, to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1855 : Acting Sub-Judge, Madura; 
 afterwards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madura. 1855 : 
 On furlough to Europe. 1857 : Resumed Acting Sub- Judge at 
 jMadura. 1858 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 
 1859 : On furlough to Europe for the unexpired portion of his 
 leave obtained in 1855 ; Granted 12 months^ extension on medical 
 certificate in 1859 and 1861. 1861 : Returned to Madras, 2^th 
 October. 1862 : Acting Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 afterwards' Sub-Collector, South Arcot; Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, afterwards Civil Judge, Guntoor ; Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 CuddapalL 1865 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1867 ' 
 On medical leave for ^ months. 1869: On furlough to Europe for 
 12 months. 187 1 : Retired from service.^ 22c? July. (Annuitant on 
 the Fund.) 1873 : Died, 1st October, in England, 
 
 COCKERELL, John Rennie.— 1850 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1852 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 ^Madura. 1855 : Acting Head Assistant, afterwards Head Assis- 
 tant at Madura. 1856 : Acting Sub- Judge, Madura ; Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, -Madura. 1859 : Acting Sub- Judge, 
 Combaconuni ; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 i860 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 
 1861 : Officiating Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot; On 
 furlough for 3 years. 1865 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Kistna ; Acting Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah ; Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Madras. 1866: Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, afterwards Acting Collector and Magistrate, Madras. 
 1867 : Sub-Secretary, afterwards Acting Secretary of the Revenue 
 Board ; Civil and Sessions Judge, Nellore, 1872 : Commis- 
 sioner, Nilgiri Hills. 1878 : Retired from service, ^oth September, 
 {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 COLLETT, Charles.— 1845 : Writer. 1846 : Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. 1847 • Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar. 185 1 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar. 1855 : Acting Sub-Judge, Calicut ; afterwards 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1856 : Acting 
 Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; Proceeded to Europe 
 on furlough. 1857 : Resumed Acting Deputy Collectorship of Sea 
 
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 Customs, Madras ; afterwards Additional Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Bellary. 1858 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Bellary. 1859 : 0?i furlough to Europe for the unexpired portion 
 of his leave granted in 1856. 1861 : Permitted extension of 2 
 months and 6 days on account of time occupied on his 2'>assage to and 
 from India; Officiating Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; after- 
 wards Member of Central Committee at Madras for the London 
 Exhibition of 1862 ; also Commissioner for the Assessment of 
 Income-Tax; and Sub-Judge, Calicut. 1862 : Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Chittoor ; Judge of the Small Cause Court, Cudda- 
 lore. 1863: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Nundyal; Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Yizagapatam. 1866 : Judge of the High 
 Court of Judicature, Madras. 1871 : Retired from service, ;^oth 
 Jidy. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 DALYELL, Egbert Anstruther, C.S.I. — 1850 : Writer and 
 Student at the College. 1853 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Salem. 1855 : On medical leave to Europe for 39 months. 
 1859: Assistant Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot ; Senior 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 of ^Fort St. George, in Vizagapatam ; Acting Sub-Collector, South 
 Arcot. i860 : Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor, in Vizagapatam ; to Act as Sub- 
 Collector, South Arcot; Acting Subordinate Judge at Chica- 
 cole. 1861 : Officiating Sub-Secretary, afterwards Sub-Secretary 
 to the Revenue Board; Commissioner for the Assessment of 
 Income-Tax. 1862 : On specicd leave for 6 months. 1864 : 
 Member of the Income-Tax Commission. 1865 : Acting Secretary 
 to the Revenue Board ; Officiating President of the Income-Tax 
 Commission ; Acting Secretary to the Board of Examiners. 1866 : 
 Secretary to the Board of Examiners ; Acting Secretary to the 
 Revenue Board ; Acting Inam Commissioner ; Acting Collector of 
 Sea Customs, Madras. 1867 : Secretary, Board of Revenue ; and 
 Acting Collector of Sea Customs. 1868 : Acting Secretary to 
 Government, Revenue Department. 1870 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Madras District, as well as Secretary to Government ; Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Chingleput ; On furlough to Europe for 
 12 months. 1872 : Acting Third Member of the Revenue Board; 
 On Special Duty in Mysore. 1873 : Additional Member of the 
 Governor-General's Council for Making Laws and Regulations ; 
 Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue Department; Acting 
 Chief Secretary to Government; Third Member of the Revenue 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 173 
 
 Board. 1875 : Officiating Chief Commissioner of Mysore and 
 Coorg. 1876 : Second Member of the Ke venue Board. 1877 : 
 Proceeded on furlough to Europe ; appointed Member of Council 
 of the Secretary of State for India, and took his seat 6th November, 
 Avith permission to be considered still in the service of the Madras 
 Government. 1879 : Retired from the service^ 12th March ; made 
 a C.S.L, 2gfh July 1879. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 DAVIDSON, Robert, C.S.L— 1852 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1853 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 
 1854: Acting Assistant, afterwards Assistant, to Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in 
 Ganjam. 1856 : Acting Principal Assistant, and Agent to the 
 Governor, in Ganjam. 1857 : On medical leave to Europe for 21 
 months. 1858 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 ^Malabar. 1859: Acting Sub-Judge, Rajahmundry ; Head Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; afterwards Head 
 Assistant at Malabar ; Acting Principal Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Port St. George, in Yiza- 
 gapatam. i860: Officiating Collector and Magistrate, and Agent 
 to the Governor, Ganjam; Subordinate Judge, Cuddapah. 1861 : 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 1862 : Sub- Judge, 
 Cuddapah ; Judge of the Court of Small Causes, Chittoor ; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura; Acting Judge of Small 
 Cause Court, Madura. 1863 : Judge of Small Cause Court, 
 Chittoor; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Nundyal. 1864: 
 Justice of the Peace; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 
 1866: Judge of Small Cause Court, Chittoor; Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Tanjore. 1867 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Trichinopoly. 1868: On furlough to Europe for 15 months. 
 1869: Resumed Civil and Sessions Judge, Trichinopoly. 1870: 
 Acting Commissioner, Nilgiri Hills. 1873: On special leave to 
 Europe for 6 months. 1874 : District and Sessions Judge, Cudda- 
 pah ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, 
 in Ganjam. 1876 : District and Sessions Judge, Chingleput ; Act- 
 ing Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 1878: On furlough to 
 Europe for 22 months; appointed while on furlotigh Third Member 
 of the Revenue Board; Made a C.S.L 2Sth May, 1878. 1880: 
 Chief Secretary to Government ; Additional Member of the Legis- 
 lative Council. i88i : Provisional Member of Council; Chief 
 Secretary to Government. 1882 : Acting First Member of the 
 Revenue Board ; In Charge of the Settlement Department ; First 
 Member of the Revenue Board ; In Charge of the Inam Depart- 
 
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 mcnt. 1883 : On furlough to Europe for 9 months and 12 days. 
 1884 : Retired from service 1st July. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 DYKES, James William Ballantyne.— 1842 : Writer. 1844 : 
 Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1847 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 
 1849 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1851 : 
 Acting Sub-Judge of the Zillah of Madura. 1852 : Acting Sub- 
 Judge of the Zillah of Chittoor ; On furlough to Europe. 1857: 
 Acting, afterwards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 
 1858 : On Special Duty in Kajahmundry and Masulipatam ; Act- 
 ing Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah; afterwards 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1859 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor ; afterwards at Nellore ; then 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Godavari. i860: Collector 
 and Magistrate, Nellore. 1867: On medical leave to Europe for 
 18 months. 1869 : Resigned the service, 4th /September, in India. 
 (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 ELLIOT, Edward Frederick. — 1854: W^riter and Student at 
 the College. 1855 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Cudda- 
 pah; afterwards at North Arcot. 1856: Acting Head Assistant 
 at South Arcot. 1857 : Returned to North Arcot as Acting Head 
 Assistant. 1859: Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 North Arcot ; Acting Subordinate Judge, Chittoor ; Officiating Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary, and at North Arcot. i860 : 
 Officiating Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madras. 1862 : 
 Sub-Collector of Nellore ; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Nel- 
 lore. 1864: On furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1867: Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kistna ; Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Tranquebar. 1868 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Chittoor. 1869 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore, 
 with Duties as before ; Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1873 : 
 Died, 2'jth October, in India. 
 
 ELLIS, Robert Staunton, C.B. — 1844 : W^riter. 1846 : Under 
 the Principal Collector, Coimbatore ; afterwards Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1848 : On furlough to Europe. 
 1851 : Assistant to the Collector of Land Customs, Madras. 1852 : 
 Head Assistant to the Register to the Court of Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1853 : Acting Deputy Register to the aforesaid 
 Court. 1854 : Deputy Commissioner of the Second Class, Nagpore 
 Commission. 1858: On medical leave to Europe for 21 months. 
 i860 : Officiating Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput ; afterwards 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, I75 
 
 Sub-Collector, Madras, and Joint Magistrate, Cbingleput ; Made a 
 C.B. igth May; Special Commissioner for the Assessment of 
 Income-Tax. 1862 : Acting Superintendent of Stamps ; Acting 
 Deputy Secretary to Government in Chief Secretary's Departments ; 
 Member and Commissioner for the Assessment of Income-Tax ; 
 Services placed temporarily at the Disposal of the Government of 
 India; Additional Member of Governor- General's Council for 
 Making Laws and Kegulations. 1863 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, afterwards Collector and Magistrate, Madras District ; 
 on Special Duty as Member of Governor- General's Council. 
 1864: President of the Sanitary Commission. 1865: On special 
 leave to Europe for 12 months. 1867 : Chief Secretary to Govern- 
 ment. 1869 : Officiating Member of Council. 1872 : Appointed 
 Member of Council. 1873 : On furlough to Europe for 12 months. 
 1875: Member of Council. 1877: Retired from service, 12th 
 March; Appointed Member of Council of the Secretary of State 
 for India ; Died, gth October 1877, in London. 
 
 FLOYER, Charles. — 1755 : Arrived on the Coromandel Coast 
 9th June ; Writer and under the Secretary to the Secret Committee 
 at Fort St. George. 1759: Commissary to the Troops in the 
 Field. 1760 : Factor, and under the Military Paymaster. 1761 : 
 Eesident at Tranquebar ; afterwards under the Import Warehouse- 
 keeper. 1764 : Junior Merchant, and Paymaster at Trichinopoly. 
 1766: Services transferred to Bengal. 1767: Senior Merchant; 
 appointed Tenth Member of Council of the Governor of Fort Wil- 
 liam in Bengal, and Military Storekeeper. (See Bengal Volume.) 
 
 FOORD, Edward Bromley.— 1844 : Writer. 1846: Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1851 : Acting Senior 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 of Fort St. George in Vizagapatam. 1853 : Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, in Yizagapatam. 
 1854 : Acting Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor, in Ganjam. 1856 : Sub-Judge, Kajah- 
 mundry ; Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1859 : Acting Subor- 
 dinate Judge, Chittoor. i860: Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Bellary. 1861 : Officiating Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Cbingleput; On medical leave for 10 months. 1862: Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Bellary; afterwards at Kistna. 1864: 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Chicacole ; Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, in Ganjam. 1865 : Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Bellary; afterwards at Berhampore. 1868: 
 
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 District and Sessions Judge, Cliingleput. 1870: On furlough to 
 Europe for 12 months. 1871 : Resumed District and Sessions 
 Judge, Chingleput. 1874: On furlough to Fjurope for 12, riionths. 
 
 1876 : Retired from service, i^th July. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 FORBES, Louis. — 1850: Writer and Student at the College. 
 
 1853: Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. 1854: 
 Acting Head Assistant at N'ellore. 1855 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to the Register to the Court of Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut. 
 1856: Acting Assistant Judge, Combaconum ; Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Nellore ; Acting Sub-Secretary to the 
 Revenue Board. 1858 : Acting Additional Sub-Collector, Bellary ; 
 afterwards Acting Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, Madras. 
 1859 : Deputy Secretary to Government in Chief-Secretary's 
 Departments, and Secretary to the Board of Examiners. 1861 : 
 On furlough for 3 years arid 8 months. 1865 : Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, jSTundyal ; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Bellary. 1866: Judge of the Small Cause Court, Madura; and 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Nundyal. 1869 : On furlough to Europe 
 for 12 months. 1871 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 
 1872 : On special leave to Europe for 6 months. 1873 : B-esumed 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 1874 : District and 
 Sessions Judge, Coimbatore, continuing to Act as before mentioned. 
 1875 : Acting Judge of the High Court of Judicature, Madras. 
 
 1877 : District and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 1878 : Again Acting 
 Judge of the High Court, Madras. 1880 : On furlough to Europe 
 for 12 months. 1881 : Additional Member of the Governor- 
 General's Legislative Council. 1882 : Retired from service, 4th 
 April. {Amiuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 FRASER, James. — 1840 : AYriter. 1841 : Assistant to the Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Bellary ; afterwards at Rajahmundry. 1842 : 
 In the same Capacity at Masulipatam. 1843 : Acting Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort 
 St. George, in Ganjam. 1845 : Acting Principal Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, in Ganjam. 
 1854: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1855: 
 Acting Collector and Joint Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1856 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1857 : On medical leave to 
 Europe for 15 months. 1859: Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Cuddapah ; afterwards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kistna. 
 i860 : Collector and Magistrate, South Canara. 1861 : On medical 
 leave for 3 months. 1862 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, North 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 177 
 
 Arcot. 1863 : Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly, but to con- 
 tinue to act as before. 1864 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Godavari. 1868: On sjyecicdleave for 6 mo7iths. 1869: Collector 
 and Magistrate, Godavari. 187 1 : On furlough to Europe for 2 
 years. 1873: Retired from service, 1st August. {Annuitant on 
 the Fund.) 
 
 GARSTIN, John Henry, C.S.I.— 1857 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1859 : Leave on private affairs to Calcictta for 6 
 months; Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 i860: Officiating Head Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant at 
 Tinnevelly. 1863 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Malabar; Justice of the Peace. 1864: Head Assistant, Malabar; 
 Acting Sub-Collector there. 1866 : Private Secretary to H. E. 
 Lord iSTapier. 187 1 : Acting Collector of Sea Customs, and Pro- 
 tector of Emigrants, Madras ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 South Arcot ; afterwards Collector and Magistrate, and Special 
 Agent of the French Settlement and Political Agent for Pon- 
 dicherry. 1872: On furlough to Europe for 21 months. 1874: 
 Collector, South Arcot. 1875 : On Special Duty at Madras. 1876 : 
 Collector, South Arcot ; Acting Secretary to Government, Eevenuo 
 Department. 1877 : Temporary Additional Secretary to Govern- 
 ment, Revenue Department. 1878 : Collector, District Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor, in Yizagapatam; Made a C.S.I. 2^th 
 May. 1879: Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1880 : On Duty in the Government Secretariat; Collector, 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, in Vizagapatam. 1881 : 
 Collector, Vizagapatam. On furlough to Europe for 20 months. 
 1882 : Appointed Third Member of the Revenue Board. 1883 : 
 Acting Second Member, afterwards Acting First Member, of the 
 Revenue Board ; Also intrusted with the Duty of Revising the 
 Establishments of Collectors and Divisional Officers in the Presi- 
 dency. 1884: Second Member, after^vards Acting First Member, 
 of the Revenue Board ; Also Magistrate of the First Class with 
 ordinary and special Powers, in Tinnevelly District. 
 
 GOLDINaHAM, John Dalrymple.— 1853 : AVriter and Student 
 at the College. 1855 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Salem. 1856 : Acting Head Assistant at Cuddapah ; afterwards 
 at Bellary. 1857 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Bellary. 1858: Officiating Sub-Judge, Bellary. 1859: Officiat- 
 ing Sub-Judge, Madura. 186 1 : Head Assistant Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Canara ; Sub-Judge, Madura ; Officiating Civil 
 
 M 
 
178 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly; Officiating Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Madura. 1862 : Sub- Judge, Madura ; On special 
 leave to Europe for 6 months. 1862 : Judge of the Court of Small 
 Causes, Madura. 1864: Justice of the Peace; Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, afterwards Judge of the Small Cause Court, 
 Madura. 1865: On furlough to Europe for '^ years. 1868: Ee- 
 sumed Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Madura. 1869 : Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Madura. 1872 : District and Sessions Judge, 
 ISIellore. 1874: On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1876: Dis- 
 trict Judge, Nellore. 1880 : On furlough to Europe for 8 months; 
 Resumed District Judge, Nellore. 1881 : Acting District and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Bellary. 1882 : District and Sessions Judge, Bellary. 
 GR^ME, Henry Munro Showers.— 1848 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1851 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Salem; afterwards at Cuddapah. 1854: Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1856: Acting Sub-Judge, 
 Salem ; Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 
 1857 : Acting Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Canara. 1859 : On furlough to Europe for 3 years and 9 months. 
 1863: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem; Acting Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot, also at Kistna; Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1864: On medical 
 leave to Europe. 1868 : Resigned the service^ 2d February, in Eng- 
 land. {Invalid Annuitant.) 1884 : Died, 2W1 August, in England. 
 GRANT, Patrick. — 1842: Writer. 1844: Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1845 : Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1846 : Special Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1852 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Tanjore. 1853: Proceeded to Europe. 1856: With- 
 out employ. 1857 : Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 South Arcot; afterwards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Salem. 1858 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1859 : 
 Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1862 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Coimbatore. 1862: Resigned the service, 21st March, in 
 India. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 HANNYNGTON, John Child. — 1857 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1859 : On leave to Bengal for 6 months; Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1861 : Officiating 
 Head Assistant at Malabar ; Justice of the Peace. 1862 : Invested 
 with Full Powers of a Magistrate. 1863: Special Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, and Acting Head Assistant, Malabar; 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 179 
 
 Special Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1866 : 
 Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Tellicherry. 1867 : Sub- 
 Collector, Bellary ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, Malabar ; 
 Judge of Small Cause Court, Tellichery. 1868 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry ; afterwards at Calicut. 1869 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1871 : Kesumed Judge of Small 
 Cause Court, Tellicherry; Acting Collector and Magistrate, ]\Ialabar; 
 also at Kistna. 1872 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Guntoor. 
 1873 : Judge of Small Cause Court, Vellore ; District and Sessions 
 Judge, Guntoor; afterwards at Salem. 1876: On furlough to 
 Europe for 2 years. 1878 : Acting Resident, Travancore and 
 Cochin. 1879 : District and Sessions Judge, Salem. 1880 : On 
 Special Duty as Arbitrator of Boundary Disputes between Travan- 
 core and Cochin. 1881 : Acting Resident, Travancore and Cochin. 
 1882 : Resident at Travancore and Cochin. 1883 : On furlough to 
 Europe for 15 months. 1884: Resumed Resident at Travancore 
 and Cochin. 
 
 HATHAWAY, William Frederick.— 1858 : Writer and 
 Student at the College. 1859 • Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Salem, i860 : Acting Head Assistant at Salem. 1862 : 
 Head Assistant at Salem. 1864 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Madras; afterwards at North Arcot. 1865 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 16 months. 1866 : Acting Sub-Collector, 
 Korth Arcot; also Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Ivurnool. 1867: Acting Sub-Collector, South Arcot; Sub-Col- 
 lector, Tinnevelly ; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South 
 Arcot. 1868 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1870 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore; On furlough to 
 Europe for iZ months. 187 1 : Retired from service, i^th November. 
 
 HODaSON, William. — 1840 : Writer. 1841 : Under the 
 Principal Collector of Malabar. 1843 : Assistant to the Principal 
 Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. 1844: Absent in Europe. 
 1848 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry ; 
 Proceeded to Europe. 185 1 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, South Arcot. 1852 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Arcot; afterwards Head Assistant at Salem. 
 1853 : Acting Sub-Judge, Salem. 1855 : Acting Sub- Judge, 
 Mangalore ; Proceeded to Europe. 1857: Acting Sub- Judge, 
 Salem. 1859: Sub- Judge, Bellary ; afterwards at Salem. 1861: 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Chittoor ; afterwards at Salem. 
 1S62 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1863 : 
 
iSo SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1864 : Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Nellore ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1865 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Gun- 
 toor. 1867 : 0?i medical leave to Europe for 10 months. 1868 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah ; Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Cuddalore. 1870 : District and Sessions Judge, South 
 Arcot. 1872: On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1874: Retired 
 from service, igth February. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 HODGSON, Arthur Pemberton. — 1844: Writer. 1845: Per- 
 mitted to Pursue his Studies under the Collector of Salem. 1847 • 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1847 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1851: 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1855 : 
 Acting Sub- Judge, Madura ; Proceeded to Europe. 1857 : Without 
 employ for 5 months. 1858 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, afterwards Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Madura. 1859 : On medical leave to Europe for 2 years. 1861 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah; Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, South Canara. 1862 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Kistna. 1863: Acting Sub - Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Coimbatore ; on furlough to Europe. 1866: Resigned 
 the service, 16th Fehruary, in England. {Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 HOLLO WAY, William, C.S.L — 1848 : Writer. 1849 : 
 Student at the College. 1851 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Tanjore. 1852 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Tanjore. 1853 : Acting Deputy Register, afterwards 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Register to the Court of Sudder and 
 Poujdarry Adawlut. 1854 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Masulipatam. 1855: Acting Sub- Judge; Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry : afterwards Acting 
 Sub- Judge, Calicut. 1856 : Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; Special Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Tanjore ; and Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in Vizagapatam. 1857 : 
 Sub-Judge, Calicut. 1859 : Secretary to the Commission for 
 Inquiring into the System of Judicature in the Madras Presidency; 
 afterwards Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 1861 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 1863: Acting Puisne 
 Jud.f^e, afterwards Judge of the High Court of Judicature, Madras. 
 1868: On 7nedical leave to Europe for i year and 8 months. 
 1870 : Resumed Judge of the High Court. 1873 : Acting Chief 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. i8i 
 
 Justice, Madras. 1875 : ^'^ furlough to Europe; 7nade a C.S.I., 
 ^ist December. 1877 : Retired from service, 2gth January. 
 {Annuitant on tlie Fund.) 
 
 HOOPER, William Stanley.— 1855 : AVriter and Student at 
 the College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Kellore. 
 1858 : Acting Head Assistant at Kellore. 1859 : Acting Head 
 Assistant at Tanjore. i860: Senior Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in 
 Ganjam ; afterwards Principal Assistant, Ganjam. 1862 : Acting 
 Sub-Collector, Madras. 1863 : On mediccd leave to Europe for 15 
 months. 1864: Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in Ganjam. 1865 : 
 Died, 2^th Febunav]), in India. 
 
 HORSLEY, William Dowdeswell. — 1855 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1856 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Rajahmundry. 1859: Assistant at Godavari. i860: Acting 
 Head Assistant at Godavari. 1862 : Invested with Full Powers 
 of a Magistrate ; Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Cuddapah, also at Godavari, at Kurnool, and at Madura \ Act- 
 ing Sub-Collector, afterwards Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Kistna. 1864: Justice of the Peace; On specicd 
 leave in India for /^months. 1865 : Acting Sub-Collector, Kistna; 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1866 ; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, afterwards Sub-Collector, Cuddapah. 
 1870: On furlough in India for 8 moiiths. 187 1 : Acting Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1872 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Cuddapah. 1876: On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1878: 
 Collector at Cuddapah ; Acting Third Member of the Revenue 
 Eoard. 1879: Acting Collector, District Magistrate, and Agent 
 to the Governor in Ganjam. 1881 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Godavari ; Acting Third Member, afterwards Acting Second 
 Member of the Revenue Board. 1882 : Collector and Magistrate, 
 Cuddapah. 1883: On furlough to Europe for 2 years, 1884: 
 Retired from service, T^ist December. 
 
 HUDDLESTON, William, C.S.I. — 1845 : Writer. 1847 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1852 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1854: Act- 
 ing Head Assistant to the Register to the Court of Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut ; Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingieput ; Acting Deputy Register to the Court of Sudder and 
 Foujdarry Adawlut ; Acting Deputy Secretary to Government in 
 the Departments under the Chief Secretary. 1855 : Deputy Secre- 
 
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 tary to Government under the Chief Secretary; afterwards Secretary 
 to the Board of Exammers. 1856 : On furlough to Europe. 1857 : 
 Acting Deputy Secretary to Government in the Eevenue and Public 
 Works Departments. 1858 : Acting Deputy Collector of Sea Cus- 
 toms, Madras ; afterwards Sub-Secretary to the Revenue Board. 
 i860 : Acting Secretary to the Revenue Board. i86i : Secretary 
 to the Revenue Board. 1865 : Acting Secretary to Government, 
 Revenue Department. 1867 : Secretary to Government, Revenue 
 Department. 1868 : On furlough to Eiirope for 23 months. 187 1 : 
 Acting Chief Secretary to Government. 1872 : Chief Secretary to 
 Government. 1873: Temporary Member of Council. 1874: On 
 furlough to Europe for 12 months. 1875: Resumed Temporary 
 Member of Council. 1877 : Appointed Member of Council. 
 1 88 1 : Acting Governor of Fort St. George and President in 
 Council. 1882 : Made a G.S.L 2^d May ; Retired from service, 
 12th June. {Anmiitant on the Fund.) 
 
 HUTCHINS, Arthur Robert. — 1857 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1858 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichi- 
 nopoly. 1859 : O71 medical leave to Europe for 15 months. 1861 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1862 : Acting 
 Head Assistant, Tanjore. 1864: Head Assistant at Tanjore, and 
 at Madura ; Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Madura ; Acting 
 Sub-Collector, South Arcot ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Madura. 1865 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Kistna. 1866: Acting Sub-Collector, Tanjore ; Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot; Sub-Collector, 
 Tanjore; On furlough to Europe for 14 months. 1867 : Assistant 
 and Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1868 : Acting Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor, in Vizagapatam; Junior Assistant, 
 afterwards Senior Assistant, in Ganjam ; Sub-Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Godavari. 1869: On furlough to Europe for 12 months. 
 1870 : Retired from service, 6th October-. (Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 HUTCHINS, Philip Percival.— 1858 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1859 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Arcot. i860: Head Assistant, South Arcot. 1862 : Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot; Acting Deputy 
 Secretary to Government, Revenue Department, afterwards under 
 the Chief Secretary. 1863 : Acting Secretary to the Board of 
 Examiners, also Acting Deputy Secretary to Government, Revenue 
 Department ; Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Chittoor ; Acting 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 183 
 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madras ; Private Secretary to 
 H.E. the Governor, the Hon. E. Maltby. 1864: Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot, and Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Madras; Acting Registrar to the High 
 Court, Appellate Side. 1865 : Registrar to the High Court, 
 Appellate Side. 1867 : On medical leave to Europe for ig months. 
 1868: Resumed Registrar, High Court. 1869: Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, ISTundyal. 1870 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Tanjore. 187 1 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 
 1872 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary, afterwards at 
 Madura. 1873: District and Sessions Judge, Madura. 1874: 
 On furlough to Europe for 20 months. 1875 : District Judge, 
 Madura. i88i : Acting Judge of the High Court, Madras; On 
 special leave to Europe, urgent private affairs, for 6 months. 1882 : 
 District and Sessions Judge, Madura ; Member of the Rent Law 
 Committee; Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue Depart- 
 ment. 1883: On Special Duty connected with Reorganisation of 
 Judicial Establishments ; Member of the Board of Examiners ; 
 Acting Judge of the High Court, Madras ; appointed Judge of the 
 High Court, Madras. 1884 : Fellow of the Madras University. 
 
 INNES, Lewis Charles. — 1844: Writer. 1846: Assistant to 
 Collector and JMagistrate, Canara. 1847 : Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; afterwards Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Salem. 1849: On furlough to Europe. 1852: Assis- 
 tant and Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 
 1853 : Acting Head Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1855 : Acting Sub- Judge, 
 Combaconum. 1856 : Sub- Judge, Combaconum. 1858 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge at Kundyal. 1862 : Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Rajahmundry. 1863 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore, after- 
 wards at Ootacamund. 1865 : Judge of the High Court of Judi. 
 cature, Madras. 1867 : On medical leave to Europe for 21 months- 
 1869 : Resumed Judge of the High Court, Madras. 1875 : On 
 medical leave to Europe for 5 months. 1877 : Acting Chief Justice, 
 Madras. 1880: On furlough to Europe for 8 months. 1882: 
 Acting Chief Justice, Madras. 1883 : Retired from service, gth 
 Septemher. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 IRVINE, OcTAVius Butler.— 1856: Writer. 1857: Student 
 at the College. 1858 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Coimbatore. 1861 : Officiating Head Assistant at Coimbatore ; 
 Head Assistant, Kistna. 1862 : On medical leave for 2 years and 
 
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 6 months. 1865 : Assistant, afterwards Acting Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1866 : Head Assistant, 
 North Arcot, and at South Arcot; Acting Sub-Collector, South 
 Arcot; Sub-Collector, Bellary. 1867: Acting Judge of Small 
 Cause Court, afterwards Sub-Judge, Vellore ; Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Chittoor. 1868 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Bellary. 187 1 : On furlough to Europe for 18 montlis. 1873: 
 District and Sessions Judge, Godavari, also of North Arcot. 
 1874: Acting District and Sessions Judge, Chittoor; District 
 and Sessions Judge, South Arcot. 1879 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, 
 Vizagapatam. 1880: Died, 14th May, at Vizagajpatam. 
 
 KELSALL, Thomas. — 1755 : Arrived on the Coromandel Coast 
 9th June, as Writer, and jDlaced under the Secretary at Fort St. 
 George. 1756 : Under the Accountant at Fort St. David. 1759 : 
 Under the Secretary in the Secret Department at Fort St. George. 
 1760: Factor and Paymaster at Arcot. 1761 : Secretary in the 
 Secret Department, and Translator at Fort St. George. 1762 : 
 Clerk to the Committee of Treasury and Accounts. 1764 : Register 
 of the Sea Gate, and Clerk to the Committee of Treasury and 
 Accounts. 1765 : Junior Merchant and Assistant at Masulipatam. 
 1766: Services transferred to Bengal. 1767: Appointed Kinth 
 Member of Council of the Governor of Fort AYilliam in Bengal; Mili- 
 tary Paymaster-General and Custom Master. {See Bengal Volume.) 
 
 KERR, William Hobakt. — 1856 : Writer and Student at the 
 College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 
 1859 : Acting Special Assistant at Tanjore. i860 : Head Assis- 
 tant at Madura. i86i : Head Assistant at Tanjore; Deputy 
 Secretary to Government in Chief Secretary's Departments ; On 
 medical leave to Europe for 2 years. 1864: Superintendent of 
 Coorg. 1865 : On special leave to Europe for 6 months; resumed 
 Superintendentship of Coorg. 1866 : On medical leave to Euro]pe 
 for 12 months. 1867 : Retired from service, nth March. {Invalid 
 Annuitant.) 
 
 KINDERSLEY, John Robert.— 1847 : Writer. 1849: Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1851 : Acting Head 
 Assistant at Salem. 1852 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Masulipatam ; On medical leave to Europe. 1855 : Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput ; afterwards Acting Head 
 Assistant at Trichinopoly ; then Head Assistant at Malabar ; and 
 Acting Sub-Judge, Mangalore. 1856 : Head Assistant to Collector 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 1S5 
 
 and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1857 : Assistant Judge, after- 
 wards Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Mangalore. 1858 : Acting 
 Sub- Judge, Bellary. 1859 : Senior Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in 
 Ganjam; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Kundyal. i860: 
 Officiating Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary; Proceeded on 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1864 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Rajahmundry. 1865 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1866: Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary; Officiating 
 Judicial Commissioner, Mysore. 1870: Acting Judge of the 
 High Court of Judicature, Madras; Officiating Judicial Com- 
 missioner, Mysore; Resumed Acting Judge of the High Court, 
 Madras. 1877: Appointed Judge of the High Court, Madras; 
 Fellow of the Madras University. 1878 : On furlough to Euroje 
 for 15 months. 1879 : Resumed Judge of the High Court, Madras. 
 1884 : Retired from service, 6th Jcmuary. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 KINDERSLEY, Francis Marten.— 1855 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1857: Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1859 : Acting Head Assistant, South Arcot. i860 : 
 Head Assistant at Tanjore ; Officiating Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1863 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Tinnevelly. 1864 : Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Tanjore. 
 1865 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1866 : 
 Judge of Small Cause Court, Combaconum. 1867 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Trichinopoly ; On furlough to Europe for 
 2 years. 1869 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 
 187 1 : District and Sessions Judge, Tanjore. 1872 : On furlough 
 for 7 months. 1874 : Acting District and Sessions Judge, Coim- 
 batore. 1877 : District and Sessions Judge, Coimbatore. 1878 : 
 On furlough to Europe for 1 year. 1880: Retired from service, 
 24th December, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 LEMAN, George powNTON.— 1857 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1859 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, iS^orth 
 Arcot. 1861 : On medical leave for 3 months; Officiating Head 
 Assistant, North Arcot ; On medical leave to Europe for 21 months. 
 1863: Assistant Collector, North Arcot; Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate ; Invested with Full Powers of a Magis- 
 trate. 1864: Justice of the Peace; Acting Head Assistant, 
 Trichinopoly ; Senior Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor in Ganjam. 1865 : Acting Principal 
 Assistant, and Agent, in Ganjam. 1866 : Principal Assistant and 
 
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 Agent, Gaiijam. 1867 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. 
 1868 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Guntoor; Acting Collector 
 of Sea Customs, and Protector of Emigrants, Madras ; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 1869 : Acting Inam Com- 
 missioner ; on Special Duty connected with the Quit Kent Depart- 
 ment, Madras. 1870: On furlough to Europe for 21 months. 
 1872 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. 1873 : Collector 
 and Magistrate, Kistna. 1875 : On Special Duty at Madras ; Act- 
 ing Collector of Sea Customs, and Protector of Emigrants, Madras. 
 1877: Collector and Magistrate, Kistna; Collector, Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor in Ganjam. 1879 : Oji furlough to 
 Europe for 15 months. 18S0 : Resumed Collector, Magistrate, and 
 Agent, Ganjam. 1881 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Coim- 
 batore ; Acting Collector of Sea Customs, and Protector of Emi- 
 grants, Madras. 1882 : Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 1884: Sp>ecial leave to Europe on urgent private affairs for 6 
 months ; resumed Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 
 
 LONGLEY, Charles Thomas. — 1853 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1855 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 
 1856 : Acting Head Assistant at Madura. 1858 : Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool ; On medical leave to Europe 
 for 24 months, i860 : Officiating Sub- Judge, Chicacole ; Senior 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 of Fort St. George, in Vizagapatam. 1861 : Principal Assistant 
 at Vizagapatam. 1862 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Gan- 
 jam. 1864 : Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Chittoor. 1866 : 
 On furlough to Europe for 23 months and 11 days. 1867: 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1868 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1869 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Nellore. 1870 : Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1873 : 
 On furlough to Europe for 15 months. 1874: Resumed Duties 
 at Salem. 1878 : Acting Second Member of the Revenue 
 Board. 1879 : Acting Eirst Member of the Board of Revenue, 
 and Commissioner for Examinations of Uncovenanted Civil 
 Servants; Acting Third Member of the Revenue Board. 1880: 
 Acting Second Member, afterwards Third Member, and again 
 Second Member, of the Revenue Board ; In Charge of the Inam 
 Department. 1881 : Acting Second Member, appointed Third 
 Member, and Acting First Member, of the Revenue Board ; On 
 furlough to Europe for 9 months and 14 days. 1882 : Retired 
 from service, i^th July, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 187 
 
 LUSHINGTON, James Law. — 1841 : Writer. 1843 : Assistant 
 to Principal Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1844: In the 
 same Capacity at Xellore. 1845 : Acting Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, ISTellore. 1847 • Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; afterwards Second Assistant to the 
 Accountant-General, Madras. 1848: Acting Head Assistant to 
 the Accountant-General. 1850 : Head Assistant to the Accountant- 
 General, and Canarese Translator to Government. 1854: Acting 
 First Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1856 : First Assistant 
 to the Accountant-General ; afterwards Acting Sub-Treasurer, 
 Secretary to the Savings Bank, Member of the jNIint Committee, 
 and Director of the Incorporated Bank of Madras. 1858 : Acting 
 Civil Auditor and SujDerintendent of Stamps. 1859 : Civil 
 Auditor ; afterwards Accountant, North - Western Provinces. 
 1861 : 0)1 medical leave to Europe for 15 months. 1863 : Acting 
 Deputy at Madras, afterwards Deputy Auditor and Accountant- 
 General, Bengal, and officiating Auditor-General and Accountant- 
 General to the Government of India. 1864 : Acting Deputy 
 Auditor and Accountant-General, Madras. 1865 : Accountant- 
 General, Bombay. 1868 : On private affairs to Europe for 6 
 months; on duty in England. 1869: On furlough to Europe for 
 2 years. 187 1 : Resumed Accountant-General, Bombay. 1876 : 
 Retired from service^ 24th December, in India. {Annuitant on the 
 Fund. ) 
 
 MACGREGOR, Atholl. — 1855 : Writer and Student at the Col- 
 lege. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1859 : 
 Acting Head Assistant at Tinnevelly. i860 : Special Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1861 : Acting Sub-Collector, 
 Malabar. 1863 : On furlough to Europe for 20 months. 1865 : 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly ; Head 
 Assistant at Coimbatore ; Sub-Collector, ISTellore. 1866 : Principal 
 Assistant to Collector, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, 
 Ganjam ; also Sub-Collector, Tinnevelly ; Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1867 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Madras District ; Acting Resident, Travancore ; Leave on 
 private affairs for 6 months. 1868 : Resumed Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Madras District; Acting Secretary to the Revenue 
 Board. 1869 : Acting Collector of Sea Customs, and Protector of 
 Emigrants, Madras. 1870: Secretary to the Revenue Board; 
 Collector and Magistrate, Malabar ; Agent for French Settlement 
 of Mah^. 1875 : Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue 
 
i83 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 Department; Acting Eesident of Travancore and Cochin. 1876 : 
 Kesident of Travancore and Cochin. 1877 : ^^ furlough to 
 Europe for 2 years, with extension for another year. 1882 : 
 Retired from service, i-^th April, in England. {Amiuitant on the 
 Fund.) 
 
 MASTER, Egbert Edward. — 1845: Writer. 1846: Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1849 • Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1850 : Act- 
 ing Sub- Judge, Rajahmundry. 1853 : Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1855 : Sub-Judge, Rajahmundry. 
 1856 : On furlough to Europe. 1857 : Acting Second Assistant to 
 the Accountant-General. 1858 : Deputy Director of Revenue 
 Settlement. 186 1 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Godavari, without prejudice to previous Appointment ; Acting 
 Director of Revenue Settlement. 1862 : Officiating Director. 
 1868 : Director of Revenue Settlement. 1870 : On furlough to 
 Europe for 2 years. 1872 : Retired from service, T^oth April, 
 {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 MASTER, John Henry. — 1852: Writer and Student at the 
 College. 1853 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1854: Assistant Commissioner, Third Class, Nagpur 
 Commission. 1858: Officiating Deputy Commissioner, Chind- 
 wara, Central Provinces. 1859: Deputy Secretary to Government 
 in the Revenue and Public Works Departments, i860 : Deputy 
 Commissioner, Third Class, Chindwara. 1862 : Deputy Com- 
 missioner, Second Class, Bhundara. 1864 : On furlough to Europe 
 for 3 years. 1867 : Sub-Collector, Bellary ; Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, in Yizagapatam. 1868: 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, afterwards Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Godavari; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Berhampore; Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 1869: Act- 
 ing Civil and Sessions Judge, Yizagapatam ; Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, Bellary. 1870: Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 
 1873 : Collector and Magistrate, Bellary; Political Agent at Sun- 
 dur. 1878: On furlough to Europe. 1880: Retired from service, 
 2)0th April, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 MASTER, Charles Gilbert. — 1854 : AVriter and Student at 
 the College. 1855 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Masuli- 
 patam. 1856: Acting Head Assistant at Guntoor. 1859: Head 
 Assistant to the Collector, Guntoor ; afterwards Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, North Canara; Deputy Secretary to 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 189 
 
 Government in the Revenue and Public AVorks Departments. 
 i860: Commissioner for the Assessment of Income-Tax. 1861 : 
 Officiating Secretary, afterwards Secretary, to the Board of 
 Examiners. 1862 : Acting Sub-Secretary to the Revenue Board. 
 1866: On furlough fo Europe for 3 years. 1869: Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Calicut ; Justice of the Peace ; on Special Duty 
 on Irrigation Works, Godavari and Kistna ; Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, Kellore. 1870 : Collector and Magistrate, Kistna, 
 afterwards at Cuddapah. 187 1 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Ganjam. 1872 : Collector and Magistrate, Yizngapatam. 1873 : 
 Collector and Magistrate, Ganjam. 1874: Acting Secretary to 
 Government, Revenue Department. 1875: On fwiough to Europe 
 f or 1 ^ months. 1876 : Collector and Magistrate, Ganjam. 1877; 
 Acting Secretary, afterwards Secretary, to Government, Revenue 
 Department. 1878 : Acting Chief Secretary to Government. 
 1881 : Chief Secretary to Government. 1882 : Additional Mem- 
 ber of the Legislative Council. 1883 : Temporary Member of 
 Council. 1884: Ordinary Member of Council; toolc his seat Sfh 
 January. 
 
 M'DONELL, ^NEAS Ranald. — 1843: AVriter. 1844: Absent 
 in Europe. 1846 : Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, 
 Chingleput ; afterwards Head Assistant to the Accountant-General, 
 Madras. 1847 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, South Arcot. 1849 • Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Arcot. 1852 : Acting Sub-Judge, Salem. 
 1853: Acting Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1854: Acting Sub-Judge, Combaconum ; Acting 
 Additional Sub- Collector and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 
 1855: Sub-Judge, Cuddapah; Acting, afterwards Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, South Arcot. 1859 : Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, South Arcot ; Officiating Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Combaconum. i860: Collector and Magistrate, Trichi- 
 nopoly. 1863 : On medical leave to Europe for 10 months; Collector 
 and Magistrate, South Canara ; Civil and Sessions Judge, Rajah- 
 mundry. 1864 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Madura, also 
 at Trichinopoly. 1865 : Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 
 1866: Civil and Sessions Judge, Trichinopoly. 1867: Died, 2d 
 February, in India. 
 
 M'QUHAE, AViLLiAM.— 1857 : Writer and Student at the Col- 
 lege. 1858 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem. 1859 : 
 Acting Head Assistant at Cuddapah. 1S61 : Head Assistant to 
 
190 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 1862 : Head Assistant, Cud- 
 dapah. 1864: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coini- 
 batore. 1866: Acting Sub- Collector, Coimbatore, and at Salem; 
 Acting Sub-Secretary, Revenue Board ; Sub-Collector, Coimbatore. 
 1867 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Trichinopoly. 1868 : Act- 
 ing Collector and Magistrate, Kistna ; On furlough to Europe for 1 
 year and 11 months. 1870: Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Trichinopoly. 1871 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 
 1873 : Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1875 : On furlough 
 to Europe for 13 months. 1876 : Resumed Duties at Madura. 
 1878: On furlough to Europe for 1 year. 1879: Retired from 
 service^ 2W1 Jidy. {Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 MELVILLE, Robertson John. — 1856 : Writer. 1857 : Student 
 at the College. 1858: Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Masulipatam. 1859: Acting Head Assistant at Masulipatam ; 
 afterwards Assistant and Acting Head Assistant to the Collector 
 and Magistrate, Kistna. 1862 : Acting Judge of Small Cause 
 Court, Madura, also at Chittoor ; Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Madura. 1863 : Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, 
 Chittoor; Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Godavari. 
 1864: Officiating Director of Revenue Settlement. 1866: Prin- 
 cipal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor, Ganjam; Deputy Director of Revenue Settlement; Sub- 
 Collector, Malabar. 1867 : On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 
 1869: Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Vellore ; Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, ^N'ellore ; Sub-Collector, Nellore. 1870: 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, Yiza- 
 gapatam. 1873 : On furlough to Europe for 18 months. 1875 : ^*^^- 
 ing Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput. 1876 : Acting Collector 
 of Sea Customs and of Madras Town, and Protector of Emigrants. 
 1880: On furlough to Europe for 14 months. 1882: Retired 
 from service, 31^^ December, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 MINCHIN, James Innes. — 1844: Writer. 1845 : Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1847 : Acting Head Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1849 : Acting Special 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1850 : Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1851 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1853 : Head Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Kellore. 1854 : Acting Sub- 
 Judge, Cuddapah ; afterwards Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Nellore. 1856: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 191 
 
 Nellore. 1859: Officiating Civil and Sessions Judge, Masuli- 
 patam. i860: Officiating Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 
 1862 : Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 1866 : On medical 
 leave to Europe for 19 months. 1867: On Special Duty at Cal- 
 cutta; Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of 
 Fort St. George, Yizagapatam. 1869: Acting Chief Secretary to 
 Government. 1870: Acting Third Member of the Revenue 
 Board; Acting Resident in Travancore and Cochin. 187 1 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1873: Retired from service^ 1st 
 April. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 MOLONY, Fkederick Beresford. — 1853: Writer. 1854: 
 Student at the College. 1855 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Rajahmundry. 1856 : Acting Head Assistant, Rajahniundry. 
 1857: Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 
 On medical leave to Europe for 15 months. 1858: Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1862: Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Kistna, but continuing to act as Sub-Collector 
 at Cuddapah. 1865 : On furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1868 : 
 Died, in India, i$th November. 
 
 MORRIS, George Lee. — 1847: AVriter. 1848: Under the 
 Collector of Malabar. 1850: Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Tanjore. 1852 : Acting Special Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1855: Special Assistant at Tanjore; 
 Officiating Special Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Coim- 
 batore. 1856: Acting Sub - Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 afterwards Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1857 : 
 On medical leave to Europe for 24 months. 1858 : Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Madura ; afterwards at Tanjore. 
 1862 : Acting Collector at Tanjore. 1863 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Canara. 1864 : Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Canara. 1865 : Collector and Magistrate, and Political Agent at 
 Tanjore. 1866: On special leave for 6 months. 1870: Acting 
 Third Member of the Revenue Board. 1871 : Acting Second 
 Member of the Revenue Board ; On furlough to Europe. 1873: 
 Retired from service, i^th May. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 MORRIS, Henry. — 1848 : Writer and Student at the Col- 
 lege. 1850 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. 
 1855 : Acting Head Assistant at Xellore. 1856: Head Assis- 
 tant at ISTellore ; Inspector of Schools, Madras. 1857: Act- 
 ing Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Rajahmundry ; Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 185-9 : Oil 
 
192 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years and 7 months. 1863 : Acting 
 Judge of the Small Cause Court, Chittoor ; Acting Civil and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Nundyal ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, Godavari. 
 1864: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, l!^ellore; Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore, with Duties as before ; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Chicacole. 1865 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Xellore ; Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George in Ganjam ; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Eajahmundry. 1866 : District and Ses- 
 sions Judge, Godavari. 1873: 0)i furlough to Europe for 2 years. 
 1875 : Retired from service^ 20th July. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 MORKIS, Frederick William. — 1854 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1856 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 afterwards Acting Head Assistant, at Nellore. 1858 : Acting 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 of Fort St. George, in Ganjam. 1859 : Senior Assistant and Agent 
 to the Governor, afterwards Officiating Principal Assistant, Gan- 
 jam. i860: Deputy Director of Keveiiue Settlement. 1863: 
 Died^ i^ih October, in India. 
 
 NESBITT, William Smith. — 1845 : Writer. 1848 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 185 1 : Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam ; On medical leave 
 to Eurojye. 1857 : Acting Sub- Judge, Cuddapah. 1858 : Acting 
 Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, Madras; Acting Subordinate 
 Judge, Chittoor. 1859: Acting Sub-Judge, Ootacamund; Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1861: Acting Sub- 
 Judge, Ootacamund. 1862: Sub-Judge, Ootacamund. 1866: On 
 furlough to Europe. 1869: Resigned the service, ist February, in 
 England. [Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 NEWILL, Henry. — 1840: Writer. 1841 : Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1842 : Acting Register to the 
 Zillah Court of Cuddapah. 1843 : Acting Head Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1845 : Head Assistant to the 
 Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1850: Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, Guntoor. 1851 : Proceeded on furlough to Europe. 
 1853 : Returned to Madras. 1854 : Assistant to the Commissioner 
 for the Northern Circars. 1855 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Guntoor. 1857 : Director of Revenue Settlement. 1862 : On 
 medical leave for i year. 1863 : Collector and Magistrate, Goda- 
 vari. 1864 : Acting Resident, and in 1865 Resident of Travancore 
 and Cochin. 1869 : Died, 2^th April, in India. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. i93 
 
 NISBET, Walter.— 1855 : Writer and Student at the College. 
 1856 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1857 : On 
 medical leave to Europe for 30 months. 1859: Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Chingleput. i860 : Head Assistant at 
 Trichinopoly. 1862 : Acting Sub-Collector, Madura. 1864 : Oil 
 medical leave to Europe, forfeiting appointment. 1865: Retired 
 from service 24th August. {Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 PAUNCEFOTE, Bernard.— 1845 : Writer. 1847 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1851 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Xellore. 1853 : Acting 
 Assistant to the Accountant-General, Madras. 1854 : Head Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly; afterwards at 
 Chingleput. 1855 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Madura. 1856: Additional Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 North Arcot; Proceeded to Europe on medical certifcate for 27 
 months. 1861 : Officiating Civil and Sessions Judge, Chingleput; 
 Acting Sub-Collector, South Arcot. 1862 : Sub -Collector, South 
 Arcotl On furlough for 3 years. 1865 : Retired from service^ 
 2'jth January. (Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 PELLY, Charles Kaymond.— 1847 : Writer. 1848 : Assistant 
 to Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1850 : Acting Head Assis- 
 tant at Bellary. 1854 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Canara. 1855 : Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar, and again at Canara; Acting Sub-Judge, 
 Mangalore. 1856: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Rajahmundry. 1857 : Acting Principal Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in 
 Yizagapatani. 1858 : Senior Assistant, and Acting Principal 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, 
 Yizagapatam. 1859 : Sub- Judge, Chicacole. i860 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Masulipatam. 1863 : Judge of the Small Cause 
 Court, Cuddalore ; but acting as Civil and Sessions Judge, Nun- 
 dyal; On special leave for 6 months. 1864: Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Madura. 1865 : Civil and Sessions Judge, Nellore. 
 1867 : On furlough to Europe for 1 year and 11 months. 1869 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1870: Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Tanjore, but acting at Tranquebar. 187 1 : Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Tranquebar. 1872: On furlough to Europe for 
 12 months. 1873 : Retired from service, 6th June. {Ammitant on 
 the Fiind.) 
 
 PLUMER, Charles George.— 1856 : Writer and Student at 
 
 N 
 
194 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 the College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinne- 
 velly. 1858 : Acting Head Assistant Collector, Tinnevelly. 
 1859 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Chingle- 
 put j On medical leave to Euy^opefor 25 months. 1861 : Acting 
 Head Assistant, Tanjore; Assistant to Collector, Madura. 1862 : 
 Head Assistant to Collector, Salem, and at Tanjore ; Sub-Collector 
 at Tanjore ; Head Assistant at Malabar. 1863: Head Assistant, 
 Madura; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tanjore. 1864: 
 Justice of the Peace ; Head Assistant to Collector, Trichinopoly, 
 and Sub-Collector, Tanjore. 1866 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Nellore ; Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Yellore ; 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kistna. 1867 : On furlough 
 to Europe for 2 years. 1869 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Calicut; also at Salem and at Chittoor. 1872.- District and 
 Sessions Judge, Xorth Arcot. 1874: On furlough to Euro]pefor 
 12 months. 1875 • Resumed District and Sessions Judge, North 
 Arcot ; In Charge of Small Cause Court, Vellore. 1882 : Member 
 of the Board of Examiners ; District and Sessions Judge, North 
 Arcot; Officiating Chief Judge and Inspector-General of Prisons, 
 Mysore; Judicial Commissioner of Coorg. 1884: Retired from 
 service, 1st June. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 POCHIN, Charles Norman. — 1848 : AVriter and Student at 
 the College. 1850 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura ; 
 1852: Officiating Head Assistant to the Register to the Court of 
 Sudder and Foujdarry Adawlut ; afterwards Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1854: Acting Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1856 : Head Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1857 : Acting Additional 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 1859 : Additional 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara; afterwards Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, North Canara. i860 : Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, afterwards Subordinate Judge, Mangalore ; 
 Officiating Collector and Magistrate, North Canara. 1861 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1 864 : Acting Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Madras. 1865 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Tanjore, but acting as Collector of Salem ; Acting Civil 
 and Sessions Judge, Madura ; Judge of the Small Cause Court, 
 Madura. 1866 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut ; Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Kurnool. 1867 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Salem, 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 195 
 
 afterwards Collector and Magistrate there. 1870: Died, 26th 
 Auf/usf, in Imlia. 
 
 PUCKLE, Richard Kaye, CLE.— 185 i : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1853 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1855 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Chingleput. 1856 : Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar. 1857 : Acting Assistant to the Agent to the 
 Governor of Fort St. George, Yizagapatam ; afterwards Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1858 : 
 Head Assistant at South Arcot. 1859 : Acting Deputy Director 
 of Revenue Settlement; afterwards Deputy Director, i860 : Ow 
 medical leave to Europe for 15 months. 1862 : Deputy Director 
 of Revenue Settlement ; Special Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Trichinopoly ; Deputy Director of Revenue Settlement, 
 Tinnevelly ; and at Salem in 1863. 1866 : Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Tinnevelly. 1869: On Special Duty at the Office of the 
 Board of Revenue ; On furlough to Europe for 16 montlis. 1874 : 
 Acting Director of Revenue Settlement. 1875 : Director of 
 Revenue Settlement; On furlough to Europe for 12 months. 
 1876 : Acting Additional Member of the Revenue Board. 1877 : 
 Acting Third Member of the Revenue Board. 1878 : Made CLE. 
 1st January ; On furlough to Europe. 1881 : Retired from service, 
 16th June, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 REID, John William {Barrister-at-Laiu). — 1855 : Writer and 
 Student at the College. 1856 : Assistant, afterwards Acting Head 
 Assistant, to Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1859 : Head 
 Assistant at Rajahmundry, and Acting Subordinate Judge, Cud- 
 dapah; Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Godavari. 
 i860 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary ; Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kistna. 1861 : Acting Sub- 
 Collector, Bellary. 1863: Head Assistant Collector, Malabar; 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary ; Justice of the 
 Peace. 1864: Head Assistant, Tinnevelly ; Sub-Collector, Bellary. 
 1866: Sub-Collector, Kistna; Acting Sub-Collector, Bellary; On 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years, 1869 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Calicut; afterwards at Tellicherr}^ 1872: District and 
 Sessions Judge, North Malabar. 1873 : ^^ sp)ecicd leave to Europe 
 for 6 months; District and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry. 1877: 
 Additional Sessions Judge at Nellore, and at Coimbatore. 1878 : 
 On furlough to Europe for 12 months. 1879 : District and Sessions 
 Judge, North Malabar. 1882: On furlough to Europe for 18 
 
196 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 months. 1884: Resumed District and Sessions Judge, North 
 Malabar ; afterwards at Coimbatore. 
 
 ROBERTS, Clarence Armstrong. — 1844 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1845 • Permitted to Pursue his Studies under the 
 Collector of Salem. 1847 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1848: Acting Second Assistant to the Accountant- 
 General, Madras. 1849 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, Tanjore. 1850 : Second Assistant to the Accountant- 
 General. 1852: Secretary to the Mint Committee. 1853: Act- 
 ing Head Assistant to the Accountant-General, and Acting Canarese 
 Translator to Government. 1854 : Member of the Board of Exa- 
 miners; Acting Pirst Assistant to the Accountant-General. 1855 : 
 Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1858: Without employ for t^ 
 months; Secretary to the Mint Committee ; Acting Pirst Assistant 
 to the Accountant-General; Acting Collector of Sea Customs, 
 Madras ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 1859: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore; Officiat- 
 ing Postmaster-General, Madras. 1861 : On medical leave to 
 Europe for 20 months. 1863 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Madras District ; Acting Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; Act- 
 ing Civil and Sessions Judge, afterwards Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Chittoor. 1867 : Commissioner for the Debts of H.H. 
 Prince Azeem Jah, Bahadur. 187 1 : On furlough to Europe for 
 16 months. 1872 : Retired from service, 12th July. [Annuitant 
 on the Fund.) 
 
 ROBINSON, James Douglas. — 1840: Writer. 1842: Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1844 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 1845 : In the 
 same capacity at Coimbatore. 1846 : Head Assistant to the Prin- 
 cipal Collector and Magistrate, Madura. 1847 • Acting Sub-Judge 
 of the Zillah of Madura. 1848 : Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 
 1851 : Returned to Madras. 1852 : Acting Additional Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Canara; Acting Sub-Collector and 
 Joint Magistrate, Malabar ; Head Assistant to the Collector and 
 Magistrate, Malabar. 1854: Acting Sub-Judge of the Zillah of 
 Mangalore; Additional Sub- Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Canara. 1856: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Canara. 
 1857 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1858 : On Special 
 Duty in Connection with the Disturbances on the Frontier of Canara 
 District. 1859: Acting Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 
 i860: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kistna. 1861 : Col- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS, 197 
 
 lector and Magistrate, Xorth Arcot. 1862: 0}i medical leave for 
 10 months. 1864: On special leave for 12 months, 1866: Re- 
 sumed Collector and Magistrate, Xorth Arcot. 1868 : On medical 
 leave to Europe for 6 months. 1869 : Resumed his previous duties. 
 1870: On furlough to Europe. 1873: Resigned the service, yl 
 March, in England. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 ROBINSON, Sir William Rose, K.C.S.I.— 1842 : Writer. 
 1843 • Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 1847 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 
 
 1848 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 
 
 1849 : Officiating Sub-Judge, Calicut. 1851 ; Acting Sub-Col- 
 lector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1852 : On furlough to 
 Europe. 1856 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madura ; 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Rajahmundry ; Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1858: Inspector-General of 
 Police for the Madras Presidency. 1866 : Made a C.S.I. 1867 : 
 Acting Third ]\rember of the Revenue Board. 1868 : On specicd 
 leave to Euroj)efor 6 months ; resumed Acting Third Member of 
 the Revenue Board. 1869 : Third Member and Acting Second 
 Member of the Revenue Board 3 afterwards Acting Pirst Member ; 
 Inam Commissioner. 1870: Second Member, and Acting Pirst 
 ^Member of the Revenue Board ; Additional Member of Council of 
 the Governor-General for making Laws and Regulations. 1872 : 
 On furlough to Europe for 9 months. 1873 : Member of Council. 
 1875 : Acting Governor of Port St. George for 7 months ; made a 
 K. C.S.I, ^ist December. 1878 : Retired from service, ^th Decem- 
 her. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 RUSSELL, Claud. — 1752 : Arrived on the Coromandel Coast 
 17th June; Writer and under the Secretary at Port St. George. 
 1754: Sub-Secretary and Accountant-General of the Mayor's 
 Court. 1759 : Pactor and Sub-Import Warehouse-keeper. 1760 : 
 Junior Merchant and Commissary at Camp. 1762 : Senior 
 Merchant and Under Searcher at the Sea Gate and Assistant to 
 Mint Master. 1764 : Under Searcher and Assay Master. 1765 : 
 Absent by desire of the Select Committee at Fort William in 
 Bengcd. 1767: Appointed Sixth Member of Council of the 
 Governor of Port AVilliam ; Accountant and CoUector-GeneraL 
 {See Bengal Volume.) 
 
 SHARPE, George Robinson. — 1855 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1856 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 South Arcot. 1857: Acting Head Assistant at Salem j after- 
 
I9S SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 wards at Malabar. 1859 : Head Assistant at Malabar; Acting 
 Subordinate Judge, Calicut. 1862 : Judge of the Small Cause 
 Court, Telliclierry. 1864 : On special leave to Europe for 6 
 months. 1866 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1867 : 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut. 1868 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Madura ; On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 1870 : 
 District and Sessions Judge, Malabar. 1874 : On furlough to 
 Europe. 1876 : Forfeited appointment. 1877 : Betired from 
 service, 24th October. (Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
 SIM, James Duncan, C.S.I. — 1842: AVriter. 1843: Acting 
 Head Assistant to the Eegister to the Court of Sudder and Fouj- 
 darry Adawlut. 1844: Proceeded to Europe. 1849: Assistant, 
 afterwards Head Assistant, to Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. 
 1850: Acting Deputy Secretary to Government. 185 1 : Acting, 
 afterwards Deputy Secretary under the Chief Secretary to Govern- 
 ment. 1853 : Acting Teloogoo Translator to Government. 1854 : 
 Teloogoo Translator to Government ; Member of the Board of 
 Examiners; Acting Sub-Secretary to the Kevenue Board. 1855 : 
 Sub-Secretary to the Revenue Board. 1856 : Acting Secretary to 
 the Revenue Board. 1858 : Secretary to the Revenue Board. 
 i860: Acting Secretary to Government, Revenue, and Public 
 Works Department. 1861 : Secretary to Government, Revenue, 
 and Public Works Department. 1865 : On special leave to EurojM 
 for 6 monihs. 1866 : Acting Chief Secretary to Government. 
 1867: Third Member of the Revenue Board; Commissioner for 
 the Examination of Uncovenanted Civil Servants. 1867 : Director 
 of the Incorporated Bank of Madras ; Second Member of the 
 Revenue Board. 1868 : Made a C.S.I. 2 2d December. 1869 : On 
 furlough to Europe for 10 months. 1870 : Member of Council. 
 1875: Retired from service, jth 3Iarch. {Annuitcmt on the Fund.) 
 
 SIM, William Clulow. — 1852: Writer. 1853: Student at the 
 College. 1854: Acting Third Assistant to the Accountant-General, 
 Madras. 1855 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, North 
 Arcot; Medical leave to Europe for 16 months. 1857: Acting 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1858 : 
 Acting Head Assistant at Chingleput. 1859: Head Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Salem ; Acting Deputy Secretary to 
 Government in the Revenue and Judicial Departments; Head 
 Assistant at South Arcot ; Acting Canarese Translator to Govern- 
 ment. 1861 : On furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1864 : Retired 
 from service, ^th May, in England. {Invalid Annuitant.) 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 199 
 
 SMITH, Henry George. — 1844: Writer. 1846: Assistant to 
 the Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapali. 1850 : Acting Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tricliinopoly. 1851 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tricliinopoly. 1852 : Acting 
 Assistant Judge, Combaconum. 1854 : On furlough to Uurojpe. 
 1857: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1858: 
 Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1859 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1862 : Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1863 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Cuddapab; Civil and Sessions Judge, Nundyal, but con- 
 tinuing to act as before at Cuddapah. 1864: Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Bellary. 1865 : Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 
 1868: Oil medical leave to Europe. 1869: Died, in India, 2'jth 
 April. 
 
 ST. CLAIR, Hon. James Chisholme.— 1856 : Writer. 1857: 
 Student at the College. 1858 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Bellary. 1859 : Acting Head Assistant at Bellary. 1861 : 
 Head Assistant at Bellary. 1862 : Acting Sub-Collector, Coim- 
 batore. 1864 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kellore. 
 1866 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Nellore. 1867 : Sub- 
 Collector and Joint I^Iagistrate, K'orth Arcot; Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Mangalore. 1869 : On furlough to Europe for 2 
 years. 187 1 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Bellary: Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Chingleput; Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Nundyal. 1873 : District and Sessions Judge, 
 South Canara; and at Kurnool. 1874: District and Sessions 
 Judge, Kurnool. 1880: On furlough to Europe for 2 years. 
 1882 : Retired from service, 2^th Marcli. {Aimuitant on the 
 Fund.) 
 
 SULLIVAN, Augustus William.— 1844 : Writer. 1845 : Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Tricliinopoly ; Second Assistant 
 to the Accountant-General, Madras. 1846 : Assistant to Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1847 : Acting Head Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1850 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 1853 : Act- 
 ing Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot. 1856 : 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot. 1859 : Officiat- 
 ing Collector, Madras, i860: Without employ for 11 months. 
 1861 : Officiating Civil and Sessions Judge, Rajahinundry ; Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Kistna. 1862 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Nundyal. 1863: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, after- 
 
200 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 wards Civil and Sessions Judge, Telliclieny. 1868 : Died, ^ist 
 August, in India. 
 
 SULLIVAN, Henry Edward. — 1850 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1852 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichi- 
 nopoly ; Justice of the Peace. 1855 : Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Malabar; and at Coimbatore. 1856 : Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1857 : Acting Sub- 
 Judge, Madura ; Head Assistant, Coimbatore ; Acting Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore; and at Malabar. 1859: Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1861 : On medical 
 leave to Europe for 23 months. 1863: Sub- Collector, Malabar; 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Bellary ; Acting Judge of Small 
 Cause Court, Tellicherry ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Coimbatore; Sub-Collector, Coimbatore. 1865: Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Salem ; Sub-Collector, Coimbatore. 
 1866 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool; Judge of Small 
 Cause Court, Cuddalore ; afterwards at Madura ; Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Bellary; Civil and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah. 
 1868 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, afterwards Collector and 
 Magistrate, Bellary. 1869 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, 
 Coimbatore. 1870: On Special Duty at Bangalore ; Collector at 
 Bellary. 187 1 : Special leave to Europe for 6 months. 1872 : 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, Godavari ; and at South Arcot. 
 1873: Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1874: Acting 
 Collector, South Arcot ; Officiating Director of Revenue Settle- 
 ment; On furlough to Europe for 18 months. 1876: Acting 
 Third Member of the Revenue Board ; President of the Committee 
 for Examination of Assistants ; In Charge of the Inam Depart- 
 ment. 1877 : Acting Resident of Travancore and Cochin. 1878 : 
 Resumed Third Member, afterwards Second Member of the 
 Revenue Board ; In Charge of the Inam Department ; Acting 
 Eirst Member of the Revenue Board. 1879 : Member of the 
 Eamine Commission ; First Member of the Revenue Board ; Com- 
 missioner of Uncovenanted Civil Service Examinations ; On Special 
 Duty in Godavari District in Connection with the Rumpa Dis- 
 turbances; Member of the Famine Commission in England. 
 1880: Privilege leave in England for 3 months, including voyage 
 to India ; resumed First Member of the Revenue Board. 1881 : 
 Additional Member of the Legislative Council ; In Charge of 
 Settlement Department; Provisional j\Iember of Council. 1882 : 
 Ordinary Member of Council, tooli his seat 12th June. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 201 
 
 SWINTON, Robert Blair— 1849 : Writer and Student at the 
 College. 1851 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 
 1855 : Acting Head Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant at Tin- 
 nevelly. 1856 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Tinnevelly ; Acting Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Tricliinopoly. 1857 : Oji medical leave to Europe for 15 months. 
 1858 : Acting Head Assistant, afterwards Head Assistant to Collec- 
 tor and Magistrate, Eajaliniundry ; Acting Subordinate Judge, 
 Cuddapah. 1859: Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Bellary; 
 Acting Sub-Judge, Madura, and at Ootacamund; Subordinate 
 Judge, Mangalore. i860: Subordinate Judge, Combaconum. 
 1862: Judge of Small Cause Court, Tanjore. 1863: Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tanjore ; and at Negapatam. 1864 : O71 
 furlough to Europe for 3 years. 1867: Out of emploij for six 
 months; Acting Judge of Small Cause Court, Madura; Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 1868 : District and Sessions 
 Judge, Kistna. 1872 : Acting District and Sessions Judge, South 
 Arcot. 1874 : Retired from service, 23^^ June. {Annuitant on the 
 Fund.) 
 
 TAYLOR, George Noble.— 1840 : Writer. 1841 : Assistant 
 to the Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 1842 : Assistant to 
 the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Cuddapah ; Acting Assis- 
 tant to the Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor 
 of Fort St. George, in Ganjam. 1843 : In the same capacity at 
 Vizagapatam. 1845 : Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, 
 and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. George, in Vizagapatam ; 
 Proceeded to Europe on furlough. 1848: Returned to Madras. 
 1849: Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate, Chingleput ; 
 Acting Secretary to the College and University Boards ; Assistant 
 to the Collector of Land Customs, Madras. 1851 : Secretary to 
 the College Board and to Madras University ; at first Acting, then 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1856 : Acting 
 Deputy Secretary to Government, and Secretary to the Board of 
 Examiners ; Proceeded to Europe on furlough for 6 months. 1857 : 
 Acting Deputy Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; Acting Collec- 
 tor and Magistrate, Xellore ; and at South Arcot. 1858: Inam 
 Commissioner for the Presidency. 1863 : Services placed tem- 
 porarily at the Disposal of the Government of India. 1864 : Pro- 
 visional Member of the Council of the Governor- General of India. 
 1865: Member of Council of the Viceroy and Governor-General 
 of India. 1869 : On medical leave to Europe for 6 months. 
 
202 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 1870 : Retired from service^ nth March. (Annuitant on the 
 Fund.) 
 
 THOMAS, Edward Croft Greenway. — 1851 : Writer and 
 Student at the College. 1853 : Assistant to Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Coimbatore. 1855 : Acting Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Malabar. 1856 : Special Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Malabar. 1858 : Acting Sub- Judge, Calicut. 
 1859: Deputy Director of Eevenue Settlement for the Wynaad 
 Talook in Malabar. i860 : On medical leave for 4 months; 
 Deputy Director of Revenue Settlement with the Salem Party. 
 1862: On furlough to Europe for <) months. 1865: Sub-Collector 
 and Joint Magistrate, Malabar; but to act as Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Cuddapah; Acting Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 
 1866 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge at Chingleput, and at 
 Cuddalore, also Civil and Sessions Judge at the latter place ; Judge 
 of Small Cause Court, Madura. 1867 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Madura. 1868: Civil and Sessions Judge, Calicut; On 
 medical leave for 6 months. 1869 : Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, afterwards Collector' and Magistrate, Malabar ; District and 
 Sessions Judge, Vizagapatam. 1870: On special leave for 6 
 months. 187 1 : Resumed District and Sessions Judge, Vizaga- 
 patam. 1878 : On furlough to Europe for 16 months^ ivith exten- 
 sion for another year. 1882: Retired from service^ 21st January, 
 in England. (Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 THOMAS, Henry Sullivan.— 1855 : Writer and Student at 
 the College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Canara. 
 1858 : On medical leave to the Nilgiri Hills for 9 months. 1859 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madura, i860 : Acting 
 Head Assistant, Madura. 1861 : Head Assistant, Collector, and 
 Magistrate, Madura; Officiating Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Nellore. 1862 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, 
 Madura; Sub-Collector, Madras; Acting Sub-Collector, Salem. 
 1863: Sub-Collector, Madura; Acting Sub-Collector, Salem; 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Salem. 1864 : Justice of the 
 Peace. 1866 : Acting Collector of Sea Customs, Madras ; Member 
 of the Board of Examiners; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Ootacamund; and at Chingleput. 1867: Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, South Canara. 1870 : On furlough to Europe for 
 2 years. 1872 : Collector and Magistrate, South Canara. 1874: 
 Acting Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of 
 Eort St. George, Tanjore, and Political Agent for French Settle- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 203 
 
 ment at Karikal. 1875 : Collector and Magistrate, Kurnool. 
 1878: Acting Collector, Taiijore ; Acting Third Meml)er of the 
 Revenue Board, afterwards Acting Second Member : Acting 
 Secretary to Government, Revenue Department. 1879 : Acting 
 Second Member, afterwards Third Member of the Revenue Board ; 
 In Charge of the Inam Department. 1880 : On furlough to 
 Europe for 17 months. 1881 : Second Member of the Revenue 
 Board, and acting as First Member ; President of the Board of 
 Examiners. 1882 : Member of the Local Self-Government Com- 
 mittee ; proceeded to Calcutta as Additional Member of the 
 Governor-General's Legislative Council. 1883 : Acting First 
 Member of the Revenue Board, Madras ; again to Calcutta as 
 Additional Member of the Governor-General's Legislative Council. 
 1884: On Special Duty connected with the *' Pearl Fisheries," 
 Tuticorin ; on Deputation to Ceylon for the same purpose ; Acting 
 First Member of the Revenue Board, Madras, afterwards First 
 Member. 1885 : Additional Member of the Governor-General's 
 Council for making Laws and Regulations. 
 
 THOMPSON, John George.— 1848 : Writer. 1850 : Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1853 : 
 Acting Head Assistant at Coimbatore. 1855 : Inspector of Schools. 
 1857 : Acting Sub- Judge, Mangalore ; Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Salem. 1859: Sub- Judge, Mangalore ; Proceeded 
 on furlough to Europe for 3 years and 37 days. 1863 : Acting 
 Civil and Sessions Judge, Tellicherry ; and at Mangalore ; Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Malabar. 1864: Acting Judge 
 of Small Cause Court, Tellicherry. 1865 : Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Cuddapah, but acting as such at Chingleput. 1866 : Act- 
 ing, afterwards, Civil and Sessions Judge, Yizagapatam. 1869 : 
 District and Sessions Judge, Ganjam. 1875 : On furlough to 
 Europe for 2 years. 1877 : Retired from service, 2,0th September. 
 (^Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 THOMPSON, Stewart.— 1855 : Writer and Student at the 
 College. 1857: On medical leave to Europe for 2 1 months, i860 : 
 Assistant Collector, Bellary ; On medical leave for 15 montlis. 
 1862 : Died, 26th December, in England. 
 
 THORNHILL, George, C.S.L- 1842: Writer. 1844: Assistant 
 to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore ; Assis- 
 tant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry. 1845 : Act- 
 ing Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Rajahmundry, 
 and at Cuddapah. 1846 : In the same capacity at Masulipatam. 
 
204 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 1847 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Masulipatam. 
 1852 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Guntoor. 1853 : 
 On furlough to Europe. 1856: Acting Principal Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. 
 George, in Ganjam. 1857 : Principal Assistant, and Agent to the 
 Governor, Ganjam. 1859 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor, in Yizagapatam ; afterwards Acting Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Knrnool. i860 : Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge, Masulipatam; Acting Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. 
 
 1861 : Collector and Magistrate, Kistna. 1862 : 0?i medical leave 
 for 15 months. 1865 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor, Ganjam. 1867 : Acting Collector and 
 Magistrate, Madras District. 1868: On Special Duty. 1869: 
 Acting Third Member of the Kevenue Board. 1870: Acting 
 Second Member, afterwards Third Member of the Revenue Board. 
 1873 : First Member of the Revenue Board. 1877 : Made a 
 C.S.I., 1st January. 1878 : Retired from service^ 'jth Aprils in 
 India. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 TOD, George Boulderson. — 1852 : AYriter. 1853 : Student 
 at the College. 1854 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 Malabar. 1856 : Acting Head Assistant at Chingleput. 1857 : 
 Head Assistant at Chingleput. 1858 : On medical leave to Europe 
 for 21 months, i860 : Officiating Subordinate Judge, Cuddapah; 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; Acting 
 Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Port St. George, in Ganjam ; Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Kistna ; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South 
 Arcot. 1861 : Died., i^th November^ at Madras. 
 
 WALHOUSE, MoRETON John. — 1843 : Writer. 1844 : Assis- 
 tant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1846 : 
 Acting Head Assistant to the Principal Collector and Magistrate, 
 Coimbatore. 1851 : Acting Sub-Judge, Salem. 1852 : Head 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1853 : Act- 
 ing Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Madura. 1854: In the 
 same capacity at Coimbatore. 1855 : Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1856: Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Calicut; and at Honore. 1858: Acting Collector and Magis- 
 trate, Trichinopoly. 1859 : On furlough to Europe for 3 years. 
 
 1862 : Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tanjore. 1863 : Acting 
 Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Mangalore. 1864: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 205 
 
 1867 : 0?i medical leave to Europe for 2 years. 1870: Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Mangalore. 1872 : Resigned the service^ nth 
 March, in India. {Annuitant on the Fund.) 
 
 WEBSTER, Alexander M'Callum. — 1857 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1859 : Assistant to Collector and INIagistrate, 
 Canara; Assistant at North Canara. i860: Acting Head Assis- 
 tant at North Canara, afterwards Head Assistant. 1862 : Head 
 Assistant, South Canara. 1865 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Madras District. 1866: On , medical leave for 20 
 months. 1867 : Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Canara ; Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Coimbatore ; Acting 
 Principal Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor, in Yizagapatam. 1868: Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1869: Sub-Collector and Joint Magis- 
 trate, Coimbatore ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, Coimbatore ; 
 and at Malabar. 1870: Acting Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Canara. 1872: Acting Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly ; 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Chingleput ; On furlough to 
 Europe for 23 months. 1873 : Collector and Magistrate, Goda- 
 vari ; Acting Collector of Sea Customs, and Collector of Madras. 
 1874: Acting Collector and Agent to the Governor of Fort St. 
 George, Yizagapatam ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, South 
 Canara. 1875: Collector and Magistrate, South Canara; On 
 special leave to Europe for 6 months. 1876 : Acting Commis- 
 sioner, Nilgiri Hills. 1877 : Collector, District Magistrate, and 
 Agent to the Governor, Yizagapatam. 1879 : Died, 2'jth September, 
 at Coimbatore. 
 
 WEBSTER, Edmund Foster {Barrister - cd - Laic). — 1857: 
 Writer. 1858: Student at the College. 1859: Assistant to 
 Collector and Magistrate, Tanjore. 1861 : Acting Head Assistant 
 at Tanjore : On medical leave to Europe for 2 years and 11 months. 
 1864 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Salem; Acting Head 
 Assistant at Salem, afterwards at Cuddapah. 1865 : Head Assis- 
 tant at Kistna, and at Kurnool ; Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Bellary; Head Assistant at Salem; Acting Sub- 
 Collector and Joint Magistrate, Godavari. 1866 : Justice of the 
 Peace ; Head Assistant, afterwards Acting Sub-Collector, Godavari. 
 1867: Sub-Collector, Godavari; Acting First Judge of Small 
 Cause Court, Madras; Judge of Small Cause Court, Madura, 
 also at Cuddalore in 1868, afterwards Acting Civil and Sessions 
 Judge at Coimbatore. 1869 : Judge of Small Cause Court, 
 
2o6 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF 
 
 Cuddalore; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Tinnevelly. 187 1 : 
 Judge of Small Cause Court, Cuddalore ; 0?i furlough to Euroi^e 
 for 14 months. 1873 : Acting District and Sessions Judge, 
 Cuddapah ; Appointment confirmed ; District and Sessions Judge, 
 Tricliinopoly. 1878: Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Fort St. George, in Tanjore ; on Special Duty as a 
 Member of the Famine Committee on Questions of Irrigation. 
 1879 : Eesumed Collector and Magistrate, and Agent, Tanjore ; 
 On special leave to Europe for 5 months. 1880: Collector and 
 Magistrate, Tanjore. 1881 : Acting Secretary to Government, 
 Eevenue Department; Secretary to Famine Code Committee. 
 
 1882 : Eesumed Acting Secretary, afterwards Secretary, to Govern- 
 ment, Eevenue Department ; Member of the^ Forest Draft Bill 
 Committee ; Member of Local Self - Government Committee. 
 
 1883 : Acting Chief Secretary to Government ; Additional Member 
 of Council for making Laws and Eegulations. 1884 : Chief Secre- 
 tary to Government ; Fellow of the Madras University. 
 
 WEDDERBURN, Maxwell Andrew.— 184 i : Writer. 1843 '- 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, South Arcot. 1845: 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 1846 : Act- 
 ing Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 
 1847 : Proceeded to Europe. 1848 : Assistant to Collector and 
 Magistrate, North Arcot; Acting Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1850: Head Assistant to Collector 
 and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 185 1 : Acting Sub-Collector and Joint 
 Magistrate, Cuddapah. 1853: Sub-Collector and Magistrate, Cud- 
 dapah. 1857 : On furlough to Europe, i860 : Acting Collector 
 and Magistrate, Cuddapah. 186 1 : Collector and Magistrate, 
 Cuddapah. 1863 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Bellary. 
 1864 : On medical leave to Europe for 16 months. 1865 : Collector 
 and Magistrate, Tinnevelly. 1866: Collector and Magistrate, 
 Bellary. 1868: Acting Collector and Magistrate, afterwards Col- 
 lector and Magistrate, Coimbatore. 1869 : On furlough to Europe 
 for 20 months. 1872 : Eesumed Collector and Magistrate, Coim- 
 batore. 1878: Retired from service, 2d April, in India. {Annui- 
 tant on tlie Fund.) 
 
 WHITESIDE, William Southey.— 1855 : Writer and Student 
 at the College. 1857 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, 
 North Arcot. 1858 : Acting Head Assistant at Tanjore. 1859 : 
 Head Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Nellore. i860 : Offi- 
 ciating Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, Nellore. 1861 : Offi- 
 
MADRAS CIVIL SERVANTS. 207 
 
 dating Deputy Secretary to Government in Chief - Secretary's 
 Departments. 1862 : Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, South 
 Arcot ; Deputy Secretary to Government ; Acting Civil and 
 Sessions Judge, Chingleput ; Sub-Collector, South Arcot. 1863 : 
 Justice of the Peace. 1864 : O71 special leave for 4 months. 
 1866 : Acting Judge, afterwards Judge, of Small Cause Court, Cud- 
 dalore. 1867: Acting Collector and Magistrate, South Canara ; 
 Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, Chingleput. 1868 : Judge of 
 Small Cause Court, Madura; Acting Civil and Sessions Judge, 
 Tanjore. 1870 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot. 
 187 1 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, Trichinopoly. 1872 : On 
 Duty at Madras ; Acting Collector and Magistrate, North Arcot ; 
 Collector of Trichinopoly. 1873 : Collector and Magistrate, North 
 Arcot. 1882 : Acting Collector and Magistrate, and Agent to the 
 Governor of Fort St. George, Tanjore ; Collector and Magistrate, 
 North Arcot ; on Special Duty as Member of the Forest Draft 
 Bill Committee, Gotacamund ; Collector and Magistrate, and 
 Agent, Tanjore ; Acting Second Member of the Ee venue Board ; 
 In Charge of the Inam Department ; Acting President of the 
 Board of Examiners. 1884 : Acting Third Member of the Eevenue 
 Board ; Director of Eevenue Settlement and Agriculture j Acting 
 Inam Commissioner ; Third Member of the Eevenue Board, and 
 President of the Board of Examiners. 
 
 WILLIAMS, Derixg.— 1856 : Writer and Student at the 
 College. 1858 : Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Malabar. 
 1859 : Acting Head Assistant, South Canara. 1861 : Head 
 Assistant, South Canara. 1862 : Head Assistant at Nellore. 
 1864: On furlough to Europe for 1 year and 8 months. 1865 : 
 Assistant to Collector and Magistrate, Madras District; Acting 
 Sub-Collector and Joint Magistrate, North Arcot. 1866 : Died^ 
 4th April, in India. 
 
ADDENDUM. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Anstey, Thomas 
 
 Annuitant, 
 
 1815. 
 
 Died Oct. 25, 1843 . 
 
 3 
 
 Atkinson, Edward . 
 
 55 
 
 1809. 
 
 55 
 
 Nov. 5, 1826 . 
 
 5 
 
 Aufrere, Thomas Norris . 
 
 55 
 
 1815. 
 
 55 
 
 March 4, 1835 . 
 
 5 
 
 Babington, John 
 
 55 
 
 1833. 
 
 55 
 
 April 26, 1852 . 
 
 5 
 
 Baker, Charles 
 
 55 
 
 1808. 
 
 55 
 
 July 26, 1839 . 
 
 6 
 
 Balfour, James 
 
 55 
 
 1824. 
 
 55 
 
 April 19, 1845 . 
 
 6 
 
 Balfour, Walter 
 
 55 
 
 1815. 
 
 55 
 
 Aug. 12, 1837 . 
 
 7 
 
 Bayard, Robert 
 
 55 
 
 1833. 
 
 55 
 
 May 25, 1860 . 
 
 8 
 
 Binning, R. B. M. . 
 
 Allowance from Fund, 
 
 1856-1879; dis- 
 
 
 
 qualifiec 
 
 on account 
 
 of property . 
 
 11 
 
 Blake, Ed. Parker . 
 
 Annuitant 
 
 1825. 
 
 Died March 21, 1860 
 
 14 
 
 Boileau, Thos. E. J, 
 
 
 1851. 
 
 55 
 
 Feb. 8, 1853 . 
 
 15 
 
 Bourdillon, J. Dewar 
 
 
 1861. 
 
 55 
 
 May 21, 1883 . 
 
 15 
 
 Boutflower, Samuel . 
 
 
 1824. 
 
 55 
 
 Sept. 7, 1830 . 
 
 16 
 
 Bran fill, Benjamin . 
 
 
 1805. 
 
 55 
 
 July 18, 1841 . 
 
 16 
 
 Buchan, George 
 
 
 1816. 
 
 55 
 
 Jan. 3, 1856 
 
 19 
 
 Casamaijor, J. A. . 
 
 
 1837. 
 
 55 
 
 Oct. 25, 1865 . 
 
 22 
 
 Chamier (Deschamps), J. 
 
 55 
 
 1806. 
 
 55 
 
 Feb. 23, 1831 . 
 
 24 
 
 Chaplin, William . 
 
 
 1826. 
 
 55 
 
 Sept. 6, 1843 . 
 
 24 
 
 Clarke, Richard 
 
 
 1828. 
 
 55 
 
 Aug. 3, 1848 . 
 
 28 
 
 Clerk, Robert (1st) . 
 
 
 1805. 
 
 55 
 
 July 25, 1815 . 
 
 29 
 
 Clive, R. H. . 
 
 55 
 
 1843. 
 
 55 
 
 Aug. 11, 1867 . 
 
 30 
 
 Cochrane, Hon. B. . 
 
 55 
 
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38 A Catalogue of Important Works, 
 
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