Name of Applicant: Lot Vickers
Official Station: Mail Guard
Reccomended for: Superannuation
Age: 64 years
Service: 38 years and 4 months
Actual Salary: £130
Cause of Retirement: Above 60
Date of Commencement: Appointed Mail Guard on the 23rd of May 1822. His wages are £130 a year at which sum they have remained since 1840.
Whether holding any other Public Appointment: Not any

Absenses during each of the last 10 years:
1850 - 1854: no record
1855: 17 days illness
1856: -
1857: -
1858: 5 days ilness, 14 days leave
1859: -

Date of Cessation of Duty: September 24th 1860
Date of Cessation of Salary: From the date of his cessation from duty he has been paid on sick allowance at the rate of 10s/6d a week.

Statement: Lot Vickers has, throughout his service, discharged his duties will diligence and fidelity to the satisfaction of the Head of his Department.

In the year 1822 he was thrown off the Liverpool and Chester mail on which he was travelling in the discharge of his duty and fractured his ancle which has been very weak since that time.

By command of the Postmaster General.
Assistant Secretary
General Post Office
October 18. 1860