Her Majesty's Mails: An Historical and Descriptive Account of the British Post-OfficeLewins, William
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Her Majesty's Mails: An Historical and Descriptive Account of the British Post-Office
Lewins, William
Postal service -- Great Britain
_Assistant Secretaries_ {FREDERIC HILL, ESQ. and
{FRANK IVES SCUDAMORE, ESQ.
_Chief Clerk of the Secretary's Office_ RODIE PARKHURST, ESQ.
_Chief Clerk of Foreign Business_ WILLIAM PAGE, ESQ.
_Solicitor_ WM. HENRY ASHURST, ESQ.
_Assistant Solicitor_ R. W. PEACOCK, ESQ.
_Inspector-General of Mails_ EDWARD JOHN PAGE, ESQ.
_Deputy Inspector-General of Mails_ JOHN WEST, ESQ.
_Receiver and Accountant-General_ VACANT.
_Controller of Circulation Department_ WILLIAM BOKENHAM, ESQ.
_Deputy Controller_ _ditto_ THOMAS BOUCHER, ESQ.
_Controller of Money-Order Office_ FRED. ROWLAND JACKSON, ESQ.
_Controller of Post-Office Savings'_}
_Banks_ } GEORGE CHETWYND, ESQ.
_Medical Officer_ WALLER LEWIS, ESQ. M.D.
_Post-Office District Surveyors._
Northern District CHRIS. HODGSON, ESQ. Penrith.
Southern District J. H. NEWMAN, ESQ. Dorking.
Eastern District ANTHONY TROLLOPE, ESQ. Waltham Cross.
Western District G. H. CRESSWELL, ESQ. Devonport.
Derby District ERNEST MILLIKEN, ESQ. Derby.
Manchester District WILLIAM GAY, ESQ. Altrincham.
Shrewsbury District W. J. GODBY, ESQ. Shrewsbury.
Gloucester District JOHN PATTEN GOOD, ESQ. London.
Birmingham District A. M. CUNYNGHAME, ESQ. London.
_IRELAND._
_Secretary_ GUSTAVUS CHARLES CORNWALL, ESQ.
_Accountant_ JOSEPH LONG, ESQ.
_Controller of Sorting Office_ R. O. ANDERSON, ESQ.
_Solicitor_ R. THOMPSON, ESQ.
_Surveyors_ {H. JAMES, ESQ. Limerick, and
{W. BARNARD, ESQ. Dublin.
_SCOTLAND._
_Secretary_ FRANCIS ABBOTT, ESQ.
_Accountant_ JOHN MARRABLE, ESQ.
_Controller of Sorting Office_ T. B. LANG, ESQ.
_Solicitor_ J. CAY, JUN. ESQ.
_Surveyors_ {JOHN WARREN, ESQ. Aberdeen, and
{E. C. BURCKARDT, ESQ. Edinburgh.
APPENDIX (B).
ABSTRACT OF THE PRINCIPAL REGULATIONS.
"It may not be too much to say that half the people in this country
who use the Post-Office do not know clearly all the benefit they may
derive from it."--_Household Words_, 1856.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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