§ MR. GIBSONasked the Under Secretary of State for India, If he would lay upon the Table, and circulate as a Parliamentary Paper, the amended memorandum relative to the Indian Medical Service, and indicate by italics or otherwise what are the exact changes that have been made in. The condition of that service; and, has it any, and, if so, what, application to the medical officers who entered the service before its date?
§ MR. J. K. CROSSSir, I will lay the Memorandum in question, together with those which preceded it, on the Table. The last Memorandum makes no change in the conditions of service, but merely elucidates certain points regarding which misapprehension is alleged, although these points are identically the same as have been continuously notified since the year 1866.
§ MR. GIBSONThen why was it issued?
§ MR. J. K. CROSSsaid, the Memorandum would speak for itself, and would be sufficient to satisfy the right hon. and learned Gentleman.