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Bengal Civil Service Distribution Lists 1856-1866
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| Date range | Record details |
| 1856 | L/F/10/88 IOR Neg 57113 (LDS microfilm 214 9804. May be inaccurate though it is believed by not more than one digit in either direction) |
| Unc/S C/S; (also C/S) | |
| The 1856 enclosure shows the distribution of the Civil Service in Bengal Division of the Fort William Presidency | |
| Shows offices, appointments and names but no salaries. Printed copy | |
| 1864-1866 | Shows quarterly lists dated Oct 1864-Jan 1866, in each case showing Regulation Provinces, followed by Non-Regulation Provinces |
| Both types show Presidency personnel but Districts and local personnel vary. In all cases prefaced as ‘List of officers holding office at the Presidency’. | |
| Further pages show staff by district, status, names and salaries. These staff are as follows: - | |
| Commissioners, Civil & Session Judges, Additional Judges, Magistrates & Collectors, Joint Magistrates & Deputy Collectors, Cantonment Joint Magistrates, Asst Magistrates & Collectors, Medical Officers, Deputy Inspector General of Police, District Supt of Police, Asst Supt of Police, Chaplains & Asst Chaplains, Judges of Small Cause Courts, Principal Sudder Ameens, Moonsiffs, Superintending Engineers, Executive Engineers, Inspectors of Schools, Deputy Inspectors of Schools, Headmasters, Opium Agents, Sub-Deputy Opium Agents. |