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CIVIL

In Crown 8vo., Price 3s. 6d.

SERVICE GUIDE.

EXTRACTS FROM CRITICAL NOTICES.

"A complete and compendious Dictionary to the Civil Service. The title is amply developed in the work, and every particular required by intending candidates is furnished in the most explicit form."-Educational Reporter.

"The design of the book is so good, that the author will confer an essential service on the rising youth of the country if he can perfect and carry it out."-Athenæum, August 21, 1869.

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“It is the latest, as well as the best, and most complete work of the kind. The vast amount of information brought into such moderate dimensions, its simple arrangement, the general accuracy of statement, and indeed, the nature of the whole compilation, are worthy of the highest commendation."-Civil Service Gazette, August 7, 1869.

"The friends of young men who wish to get an opening for them in the Civil Service, will find most serviceable the collection of information as to the appointments in each department."-Economist, October 30, 1869.

"It appears that Mr. Johnston has been the first to tabularize the various public offices, so as to bring before the reader at a glance the present position of a candidate who enters any of them, and, according to the usual course of events, what will be his future prospects."-Public Opinion, October 23, 1869.

"A useful little publication, and contains much information respecting government offices, and mode of obtaining nominations, salaries, and other matters of interest to all who are in search of employment in the Civil Service."-Observer, August 8th, 1869.

“A handy and compendious Civil Service Guide.”—Daily News.

LONDON: LONGMANS, GREEN & CO.

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Convict Service (Scotland)

Copyhold, &c., and Tithe Commission (3, St. James's Square)

Copying, Examinations in

County Courts Judgments' Registry

Criminal Law Accounts

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Examiners, Names of

Exchequer and Audit Office (6, Old Palace Yard)

Euclid, Examination Papers in

Exchequer (Scotland)

Excise, Entrance to, and Examination for

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61, &c.
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Fisheries (Oyster)

History, Specimen Examination Papers in

Foreign Office

Do. Treaty Department

French, Specimen Papers in
Four Courts (Law), Dublin
Friendly Societies' Registry
Geography, How Examined in
Greek, Specimen Papers in
Handwriting

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India Audit

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Latin, Specimen Papers in

Law (International, Law of Evidence, &c.) Papers

Loan Fund Board (Dublin Castle)

Local Government Act

Logic, Examination Papers in

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London Gazette (Dublin do.)

London University

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Lord Advocate's Office (Scotland)

93

Lunacy Board (Scotland)

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Lunatic Asylum Office (Dublin Castle)

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Lunacy Commission

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Metropolitan Police Office

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Mental Philosophy and Logic

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Privy Seal Office (1, New Street, Spring Gardens)

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Notifications of those examinations open to the public are published from time to time in the London Gazette and many of the daily papers by advertisement. Candidates intending to compete should carefully peruse the daily papers, particularly two or three months after an examination has been held.

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