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Date transcribed	2012-05-15
Comment	BENGAL CIVIL SERVICE Ranked down to Mr. W. H. Page. "Actual Service" includes the period during which an Officer is on duty, also periods spent on Privilege and Subsidiary Leave, and periods during which an Officer, not on leave, may be out of employ on Subsistence Allowance in India. � Indicates those who returned to India in 1857, as well as those who are allowed at retirement to add a specified period to their "Actual Service". � Indicates those who were in the Lucknow Garrison. NOTE - The rank of Civil Servants commences from the date of arrival at Calcutta of the first writer appointed in Europe of the same Season of which they are writers; and being thus determined, all Civil Servants belong, during the first four years, to class VI:- from the fifth to the end of the eighth year, to class V:- from the ninth to the end of the twelfth year, to class IV:- from the thirteenth to the end of the twentieth year, to class III:- from the twenty-first to the end of the thirty-fourth year, to class II:- and from and after the thirty-fourth year, to class I.

	Area	Bengal
	No.	172
	SURNAME	Money�
	FIRST NAMES	William Jas.
	Class	III
	DATES OF ARRIVAL	3 Feb. 1853
	YEARS SERVICE	13
	MONTHS SERVICE	0�
	APPOINTMENTS ET C.	Magistrate and collector, 1st grade, Sylhet, 6th July 1869. Officiating civil and sessions judge of Mymensing, 31st August 69.
	Remarks	Was in the Lucknow Garrison; returned in 1857/allowed at retirement to add a specific period to his actual service.
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