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( Գ> >Հ ) [PART I. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. NOTIFICATION. Simla, the 26th June 1877. No. 22.-Mr. W. F. Agnew, Barrister-at-Law, is appointed to officiate as Reporter for the Indian Law Iłeports in the High Court, Calcutta, vice Mr. J. G. Apcar, resigned. A. PHILLIPs, Secy, to the Govt. of India. HOME DEPARTMENT. NOTIFICATION.—Establish MENTs. Simla, the 29th June 1877. No. 567.-Mr. R. Evans is permitted to resign Her Majesty’s Bengal Civil Service. ARTHUR How kLL, Offy. Secy. to the Govt. of India. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, AGRICULTURE, AND COMMERCE. NOTIFICATIONS.–SALT. Simla, the 27th June 1877. No. 138.-The following is published in substitution of Notification No. 330, dated the 30th November 1876 : — Iu exercise of the powers conferred by Section 1, Clause 4 of Act VIII of 1875 (for regulating inland customs duties on salt and sugar and for other purposes), the Governor-General in Council is pleased to extend the provisions of Section 3 of Chapter I, Chapter III, Chapter V (omitting Section 23), and Chaptcr VI of the said Act, cxcept so far as the same relate to sugar, to all the districts of the Patna Division in the Lower Provinces of Bengal. No. 139. —In exercisc of the powers conferred by Scetion 10 of the Inland Customs Act VIII of 1875, the Governor-General in Council is pleased to prohibit the manufacture of salt and the manufacture and refining of saltpetre throughout all the districts of the Patna Division in the Lower Provinces of Bengal, except in such places, and subject to such conditions in and subject to which such manufacture and refining were lawful on the 10th day of April 1876. G. H. M. BATTEN, Offa. Secy. to the Govt. of India. FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. NOTIFICATIONS.–PENstons, GRATUITırs, &c. Simla, the 29th June 1877. No. 1609—The Governor-General in Council directs the publication of the following Addenda and Corrigenda to the Codes of the Financial"Department:— -- * :o-o-- --- مستخ=== پعق= CIVIL PENSION CODE. Rule 7 (PAGE 55). Substitute the following for this Rule : 7. Except as provided in Rules 1, 2, and 3, an officer who, having been discharged with a pension or gratuity, is subsequently re-employed, may not count his new service for a [Government Gazette, 10th July 1877.]