NOTICES.

1. On the first day of the examination each candidate will be required to state on a form which will be placed before him his address during the examination. If this address is changed, notice of every change should be sent to "The Secretary, Civil Service Commission, Westminster," until the candidate has received the announcement of the result of the examination.

N.B.-To candidates who fail to pass in any of the obligatory subjects, notice of the fact will be communicated as soon as possible. Such candidates will not proceed further with the examination, and no marks will be assigned to their papers. 2. During the whole of the examination the candidates will be designated by numbers. On the first day a number will be assigned to each candidate, which will remain the same to the close of the examination; and he must affix his number (not his name) to every paper which he sends in.

3. The examination will in each case begin at the time named in the foregoing list, but the door of the examination room will be kept open for half an hour afterwards, in order that candidates may not be excluded owing to accidental delays. Candidates arriving after the expiration of that half hour will not be admitted.

4. Candidates will be required, before proceeding to the examination rooms, to leave, in a room provided for the purpose, their hats, overcoats, umbrellas, and any books or papers which they may have brought with them.

5. No candidate will be allowed to quit the examination room on any day until the expiration of half an hour from the time fixed for the commencement of the examination.

6. No candidate who has left the examination room during the hours assigned to paper work will be permitted to return to the paper which he has quitted.

7. Candidates wishing for explanation of the meaning of any of the questions before them may apply to the superintendent of the examination room. With this exception, perfect silence is to be preserved in the examination room; and any candidate guilty of disorderly or improper conduct in or about the room will be liable to be excluded from the examination.

8. Any candidate detected in the use of a book or manuscript brought with him for his assistance, or in copying from the papers of any other candidate, or in giving or receiving assistance of any description, will be regarded as disqualified, and his name will be removed from the list.

9. For the examination in geometrical drawing nothing will be required except mathematical instruments, which candidates are expected to bring with them.

Candidates who take up freehand drawing must bring their own drawing pencils and brushes; but drawing paper, drawing boards, colours, Indian ink, and palettes will be supplied to them by the Commissioners.

10. Candidates who proceed to the "further examination" will be informed by letter from this office of their place in it. The table of marks will be published about a fortnight after the result is declared, with a reprint of the examination papers, and may then be obtained through any bookseller.

Civil Service Commission,

Cannon Row, S.W.,

April 1878.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,

AND ROYAL

MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY. July 1878.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES (ORDINARY AND WEST INDIA).

Note.-115 Cadetships were offered for competition, 5 being reserved for West India Candidates. These Candidates are distinguished by the letters W.I. after their names.