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| 1 May 1844||Index of M.C.S.; Index to Appendix. The latter shows those holding appts in the Civil Dept -General, Judicial and Marine, a total of 51
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| 1 May 1845||Index of M.C.S.; Index to Appendix. The latter includes those additional to the C/S but who must be regarded s as S/L: Clerical, Military and Medical. The rest - those holding appts in the Civil Dept in branches known as General (12), Judicial (15), Native Servants (138), Revenue (3)( Europeans & E Indian), Other Native Servants (62), (Seristadars) and Marine (8) - a total of 238 who are undoubtedly Unc/S. A big increase in Unc/Ss in 1845.
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| 1 May 1846||As in 1845, there are the two Indexes, followed by Clerical, Military, and Medical Groups and \'A list of Uncovenanted Servants in the employ of Govt., Europeans and East Indians, as contradistinguished from natives of India holding appts in the Civil Dept in Madras Presidency on 1 May 1846 - this list in 1846 numbered 240.
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