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rove riirremd his ',arise, and said," is it ant cola, then?" 'atom , . moneerrol, " No ; I thought it was gold when you 10 .1Fra WI it with me." "r he Poisoner replied, "I thought it t ,% ..ass go!ol: it has been in my fsinily upwards of 100 years ;" a . 4 .....1 ft, added, "it M4llglet 11 tis me by my aerie, or kit me . by Ivy node." lie then left the tl.up. the called alpha 'le .:save day, mai said the Will :I It Ali tiollrel, and he would . : . .. i wire it with Witness ilirteur four Jays. Ile left it, but call. . .J ae,..in nett arrived it. iViitifq. had s o ce sera ill the . pnis.....utpf.iritard Sultimmi, of :it. Mary-street, Posts. , ..•virevoih, riniuridch. • for d toolomOrrairpiraerl, that he also knew the Prisoner. 0 4iyt •1 W *lnlay the tioi eif March, he called at his shop, and •;....J.a...4 A A - peatiag watch, winch be said was...gold one, and Jo .r..,.ral so sell it. Ilillae.l I kanonont the ...itch, and found . . . t i t. :...t..1.1.? raw to be silver gull, and tic ..i..01e hoc he con .ter-••1 to be gold. Ihe Prisoner ask en ten contras fort, - . 11 :•ot .4.tess laid be would out tae more limit live pounds, .• sehich tie considered the almost value of it. The P. isomer per stored t was gold, and said it brimmed Is him deceased fa .t t• r, and hail been a great many years iss the family, and that ha (4111,f was righly.fillif years old whets he died ; that he lii;isself tivcd at Paris and had sou use for it, and therefore shio .•1 sell it. lie /41.1 he ha.' man mane o ld plate stud silver ypouo4 at home (the George (nu), and then took the watch nut went away with it. lie rctarneol the next day and 4 ornsed Ike *Melt, together with art or seven silver table • spoons, and about as many siivcr tca.spoons. several having no so Ys .Dots them; Willielle purchased the whole for Pl. 0..61 . ‘kiteses• sold the spoons to out Ezekiel Entaition, lint lie gut hack thus of the table spoons, two of tbcrn marked U'. M. P. must the other T. P. M. and also four of the Ira-apoulta, emit o.f them marked T. P. M. which were then in wituess's pea . :•e*Sinn. The Prisoner afierernala acktisivelrolged in wit liessis presence that he had mild the articles in question ; whitens also had the watch in his possession. The Prisouce said when he sold tlie 'puma and watch, that lois fatiter's name was James Page, which induced witness to Wien the s , plate was family plate. ▪ Thomas Jarkson,of Walthanestow, in the county of Essex, mateh-makee, deposed, that about twenty-sie years ago he intermarried with his present wife, Mary, daughter of Thos. Parker,jeweller, who thee lived is, Wilderuess-new, Goswell itreet, London. He bad then been argosainietl with Mr. Parker about nine months, and Guns that time till his death in March last, he had been on intimate and (tinnily terms with him. That about twenty-four years ago the said Thomas Parker retired (ruin business, and went to Wool oirh, and took up his residMice in a house situate iu grave-plare, iu which lie coutiuned to reside up to the time • f his death; (hat witness sad his family were in the habit iff visiting Mr. Parker, at Woolwich, three or four time, a •ear ; the lest visit witness paid to hill, was •1 Christmas hat ; that about seven years merino., tip his death, Mr. Parker kept a sesvant mimed Sarah Brown, anal she was the filly person who inhabited the honer besides Mr. Parker; that from fiequent visits sad habits of confidence, stitnees became acquaiated wills some of the articles %thick belonged to him; that Mr. Parker more than had inn asted to his,, to repair a metal watch, maker's came Simpson. That witness that day had seen the same at-iich in the IptlitAllioU of Thwarts Hill, the constable, and that he was positive it was the same he haul go re paired, and that the sin .• was the property of the deceased. I t ness bad 111130 SITU ill the possession of the said 'fbumas 1!.!t. a pair of silver mouritual sprciaeles, is a red case, which 11.1•1 no doubt was also the property of Mr. Parker. That iturss Ind also seen iu the po ion of Edward Hum, a plie of silver segar-tongs, marked M. H. a sitter saucedadle, ard a quantity of jewellery ; that he can speak positively to tae gugardolitts, which lie bad repeatedly sere, mad which aria remarkable frum its uld-fashioned form, and that he 'Mee believes the other articles were also the property of . Mu. Parker. He hid also seen, in the possession of Barnard Salomon. three table spoons, marked T. M. P. which he was Vaeirise quite sure were the property of Mr. Parker. lie knew them is well by using them, as by the marks. That veil the suorainz of the 4th of March, lie was apprised by • 11/I . fsSenter that Mr. Parker and his housekeeper were 111111 r. tiered at Woolwich, and he immediately proceeded to that place. On catering Mr. Parker's house, he found that the bairn(' had hero set oat fire in three different places • that the d• awers had been draws out and searched, and th e remains of Mr. Parker and his sermon were laid on a table, and sewed with a sheet, which circuinstauces led witness to liel•ere that they had been murdered. and that the house had been robbed sad *et fire to by the perpetrator or perpetra tors of sorb murdew and robbery. John !ultimo, the son of the last witness, deposed that lie 4,1 frequently been at his grandmother's, and that .13y pan in the possession of Barnard Solutrom, • gold repratioe watch and Coo silver tea spoon-, the latirr 'molted T.M.P. that belied also seen in the possemiou of T. Hill, a metal watch, maker's name Sampson, and bad likewise seen in the paaressiou of E. lima, a pair of silver sugar-tunes, marked M II which sea trill artifice were the proper*, nf his said deceas ed grandfather. lie bad often bad the said articles iu his possession in the idle-fame of his grandfather—sad (nom thrir peculiarity and the atteution he paid to their make, and the watts uu them, he was enabled po r ively to ident►fy It further appear., soil es idenee to that effect is ready to be produced, that on the 19th uf February the Prisoner bummed of Cute. his landluril, the means uf carrying hum to London, sod that MI the bth of Maid* be returned ■tth pigmy of money. • • • - . . Viie nephew of the Prisoner will also prove, that his uncle told biro, on threat. or March, that he had just come from Wuulniels--althouals, when apprehended, lie told Hill, the odicer,, he bad not been there for four uatintlis. { FINAL COMMITMENT OF NESBET. Dr. Watson—Are there any other witnesses present ts Kite oral testimony with respect to the charge preferred agaiiist the Prtsoner, iu addition to the depusitioes which have been just read ? It may he necessary here to state, that the Mneistrates were already in possession of a great volume of evidei ce taken tie them immediately eller the aliscosery of the nsur d^r. This went Ito explaiN all the eircurastances connected with the first diseurety of the fire in Mr. Parker's house— she so.haeopient discovery of the lia!firousanned bodies of Mr. Marker and his lionsekeeper--the state (Jibe premises, mad a description of the property lost. There au alai, the Dominion!. of some persons who Lad arm Nesbet its Wool wadi just heftier the murder, it was auspersed on the day ou which he arrived from Portsmouth. These persons eccountaJ for their out stating this fact befine, from their shainclination to be cousideted informers against a man, whose life they might, by such means, be instrumental in 'sacrificing. No person having answered Dr. Wataiett's inquiry, he immediately addressed she Poisoner, who had kern permitted to sit while the Portsmouth deposinias welt read, and who had kept his head reclined agetnat the bar, sod said, the next step would be fur the Poisoner to wey soy thiog which he pleased, and 'shill the clerh would write down. There was no compulsion, howevir, he was as liberty to speak or not, as be thought proper. Let the Poisoner say say thin; he wishes to inform us of. Neebet now stood up, and with his eyes cast towards the ground, said, " the depositions are all right, except that of the girl, and she has soon' false;_she knows that tt was a 5/ end tint a 101. note I gave to Mr. Cole. I have nothing to say shout thing else, but I can bring 'deftly of people to snake it affidavit that whet she has sworn is false. The worthy Magistrate then consulted with Mr. Webb, and it was resolved to commit the Prisoner forthwith typos the depositions which had been taken to Maidstuue gaol. Me. Jackson was then called, and having answered, be ac knowledged that he had signed the depositions beat tug his name at Portsmouth. Dr. Watso•—" It will be necessary that we have Mrs. &offal sad Crawford." Nestle' now again stood up, and in some agitation 16 you awed not mad for say person; nobody in Woolwich blows say Using se all shoot toy smogs." 111 r. Waists—A There ere persons is %Woolwich who know sosisibirs of poor trausactituss lately." .Yoe have 00 moss to call for diem ; fee they bilge India, of ape state 1 raft away form ilbsoplola (doe coasSellie from about be escaped is Asjtairs ease). No =Miess aoy thing of my &Sags but myself, mid It is Orr "UM soiree fee iste. Neither my goo fanny nor any holy elite know any thing of what I done. Any thing I dill myself stand by it." De, %%awe was then proceeding to make some further observations w hen said—"Ned... s :l—st. May I spank again r Dr. Watson—" Certainly." Nrslwt—" The wetuau that swore against me at Purls. moults is a coma sssss and it is bard her affidavit shonlil be taken utmost me : it was all through vexation, because she lost a faucrusais through me." Mr. Jarkeon was then hound over in a rerOrliilallre of 501.1.. prosecute the Prisoner for the treble crime of murder, anon, and burglary—awl in another sum of SOI to rossvecr for the appearance of his ion, who is a minor, to attend and give • widener on the trial. Nisbet lieggeil to know if be might have the money and wearing apiiarel which bad been taken from him. De. Watson said, 'bat whatever was not necessary to he produced iu svidence should lw :orris to him. lu the ill` teiins hr should be provided with every thing necessary to hie roinfoet. i‘....bet said, lie was only •nai ssss s if my thing should ba:.peo to bins, that his wife should have his properly. Time 1'11 , 3101 . 1 . was then re•condiwted to the roots, frurn whence lie hail been brought. Ile .vas much agitated; he a sid to a gent lenian who towed into cones roil with him, that lie Iciiew the properly to be Parker's; hot lie bought it from three fellows. lie had nothiog to du with what wax alleged .4ainst Some of the other witnesses who were present in the jug. iiee.rirom were subsripieittly bsinnd over to give evi dence on the trial. Among those was Mr. Pastes, the me grim, who declares the wounds visible uss the persons of Mr. Parker awl his lionselarper, rui4lit have lwen by one and the saute inalruineut, and by our and the satire hand. During all these proceedings, the crowd in front of the Castle continued to increase, mid al length firestone so op pressive, that a guard of artillery soldiers was called out to preserve order. Mr. Ridont finding there was no chance of the populace dispersing while the Prisoner remained, lie resolve.' to re move him at once to the watch-homes, where every ricers. sary accommodation was provided fur him. The band( offs were then put upon his wrists, and be was gondoettsl on foot to has place of confinement : lie was guarded both by a civil and military force, and was followed by the crowd in au overwhelming mass l and was with great difficulty safely lodged in his prison. It was s late hour before the throng dispersed. When all was quiet, Mr. Moore, this clerk of the Ma. tilled at the watch •I 44444 se to sir t h at every neces sary precaution had been adopted. The Prisoner recognised bins, and said hr was inisureist 4.f what was laid to his charge. Mr. Moore said he would lie IOUs( happy if he was able 11/ prove his words. Neslist Slncs said lie should not be in Maidstone gaol for three weeks. 'sir. Moore asked what he meant ? and reminded him that the offence imputed to hits was out bailable. Neabet said he knew that, but be would write to Mr. Moore within three wicks, and make some diselososes which would 'moulds bias, and at the same time prove his own innocence. Dewing she night Mr. Ridont, Campion, and Bamplon, remained with the Prisoner, affording him every refreshment be required. Hiving expressed a strong desire to see his family lwfore he went to prison Dr. Willson humanely dr- St to gratify him ; and as lie was to set off for Maid stone on She ensuing morning at seven o'clock he desired that Isis family might attend at Isis house at that hour, for Ilse purpose of having an interview. They all attended al the lime appointee,. Mrs. Nisbet, who is rather a good-looking woman, bearing ell InCrllrlll character, slid slot seem so sensibly affected by the situation of her husliand as might have been anticipated. The elsililmen were all dissolved in an agony of grief, nod the I', 141,11 Cr himself was greatly affected. Su is niter this meet isig he let uff in a post-chaise-, sec lianied by the high constable, Compton, and Ilamplots, fur Maidstone, *here lie mast, arrived in the middle of the day, and was deliveieil with proper precaution to the gaoler. In taking leave of Mr. Ilidont los was again much agitated, and promised to write to him at Woolwich. Tim property which has devolved upon Mr. Jackson, we uuderstaud, exceeds 15,000/. POLICE. BOW STRSINIf. SINGULAR DEPRAVITY OF A CHILD. Saturdsy, JUISej Enomerson, a boy °lily leaflet years of sa-, was charged will, plimileriii2 his parrots of money and g ~,,, Is to a considerable urrsomut. Tire father of the boy is by trade a tailor, and was freeway in a respectable way of business, but lind been reduced by ni.sfortuur s Isl arok us a jOllllllllOlll. II IS in.ludr y iu this situation woulil still have enabled hint to accumulate property, hail nut this little profligate urchin, with singular cringing, contrived to be reave him ut it, when hr would usually absent himself frum home tilt he bad saltaunted the profits of his depravity. His depredations extended to the wearing apparel of his parrots, their household utensils, and even the sheets, blankets, and pillow■ from their beds. These lie disposed of al the rag•sbops iu various pasts of the town for very trifling sums. His last off•ure was stealing • 11. mote on Thursday, which his mother, a few boors before. bail bor. rowed from a gentleman to make up n deficiency in her rent. Within the last twelve mouths lie had rubbed his parrots of upwards of tel. worth of property. Mr.. Emitters's:), also appeared with on infant child in her arm., iu teats implored the Magistrate to save her sun from the iuevitable cwissequences of the course be was pur suing. Mr. Riegle, who seemed considerably affected, expressed leis resolution, if peresitile, to procure all nilinission for the by into the POilenthropte Society, auil after his mother, iii order to enable him to du so, bail, with much reluctance, made oath to the robbery, the young miscreant was de. taiued in custody till • proper application could be made. He appeared perfectly unconcerned. BURGLARIES. Henry Price, Francii Marrs, and .1./arg Dookamt, were chasged on suspicion of being concerned in serious burgle. ries committed within the tact few months in different parts of Surrey. This species of depredation has lately been can ied on to an alarming extent at Lichniouil, Mortlake, Kingston, Mitcham, Touting, and oilier places sod baffled all the means ruisloyed by the local police fur their detection. Assistance was therefore applied fur to this 'Alin-, wbtu Lavender and llishop, whu undertook the in quiry, were Convinced, from the manure, that the burglaries were die wusk of experienced London thieves. On some formation obtained, they were induced tcesearch a notorious Loose iu Vine street, Chasidus-dart, when they discovered she Primmer% in a room together. On searching them they found a ceutre•b:t and other burglarious touts, together with several purses, rings, chains, and jewellery. part of which had been accurately described its baud-bills circulated by the persons whose houses had been robbed. The Prisoners were all remanded till Saturday next, when numerous witnesses, it is expected, will appear against them. eUItSIII-9QUARS. ROBBERY AT THE BLACK BEAR, PICCADII.LY. Oe Saturday Joke %odd, charged with robbing the Black Bear coach-office, Piccadilly, of runsideraSle property, we- derwent an examination before Mr. Mau klaud, 1641 siuivE Magiettaie. It appeared that on the 17111 ultimo, the cellar wailer need' the coach.office was brukeu into, and • great many parcels, which were to be sent to the country, stokes, anti other parcels had beeu upeoe.l, and the best part of their controls taken away. George Pavel', bruthecia..law to the Prisunerosaa be porter whu had Ilse key ; Ire had a bed in the cellar, but dictum sleep there that sight. When he eke. covered the rubbery is the morning he informed Isis image (air. Dyson). The latter suspected the Primmer, because be used to visit the pewter, but be could Nut meet wit& bins till Moods, last, whey be met him is St. James's Parb, /cod he took him into custody. Cobham, the °am, esareked him, and found a gustily of duplicates. nod • reasismat yf black *ilk upon him. He seal rte duplicates were fur pro. perty of his owls, sad disc the apilk beloared to his eget, bet se Min takes to prison he eearessed the rubbery I. Comm amber facrr o ant disarmed the AM be wage pee of a very free quality, as sell Si sh under aaisreast, and h look than fruits bins. Subsequently Cooper searched his lodging at the Intim of one Prowu, a barber, in Broad-street. Dlournshury, when be Got ud a tWal boa, rontaioing some very hoe tivekrluthe 3011 W bite waistcoats, alto a ?oilier flat, the contents of which (twelve lumps) the Primmer ■ol.l to llrown's brothel. The tinker now pi winced those as I ides, as well as n silk deem the P. isomer 113,1 pledged iu the :Minor ite. There were properly of various descriptions produced by about fourteen pawnbrokers, who now identified the Pri soner to have pledged them subsequent to the robbery. Mr. Ti,.,,, an auctioneer, in Rupert-skill, St. Lours's, ideistified the box, and a ereat pert of the properly produrril by the pawnbroke►s. Ile was in the pracisr.• of sending 11:s &e. to Tunbridge Wells to be washed; he sent it as usual souse time heroic the 17th of March, and had nut sown it since WI now. Charles Iledinewl, porter at the Golden Cross, proved that the box came by the Tunbridge roach to the Golden Cross, awl that he took it out to deliver; but having passed by the honer, he left it at the Mark Bear, whilst be delivered other 'week but that it was stolen before he returned fur it. Alm. Nation, dress maker, iu Ailaul-strecle %hoar husband hee a culler'. shop at No. 251, Oxford-street, proved that the silk dress produced, she had made up for a lady at l'ortses, and t h e remnant was the part left of it, that they wese partied up in a bawl-box, and left at the Black Bear, directed to the lady. 31r. Dyson said, the box had been forwarded and deliver ed ; that he did nut discover the loss of the stress till he re ceived a letter from Psalmis t stating the box came to hand but tint the dress. • There I).in 'Jemmy other charge* eraiost the Prieouer, be was rrguatatitil :spin for soother week. HOME M rit RKE 7'S. WINDS(/' Whe■l, p. id. 1410. t 19111 U Harley, p.r qr. 42. (hits 304 la 35. t, A►RIL 1. iteRIIN per qr. • • • •—• to Pease 504 to its Rye READING, Arms. I. Wh at ins to ttl• Prate .... 4k la --• Raiff) 32. to 3s. Oats Lesas — 4O, to 40. Whits ditto „,..• too --a ...... -- __ Ohl Wheat... Aka. lo —a STAIN FS, 111.‘ eat 30. Meat 151 Os to —/ Os I Pease, per qr." • ••-•.8 SO —e Harley —e to --s Oats, per qr. ....411s to —s Beane . aos to 40. GUILDFORD, APRIL 1. Wheat 6oa to 60t I Oat s 23, to 36a galley 301 to 36 t I Reaup 4os to 411 s ... . . ... . Bread Ir. 10.1. IKE LA ND. DUBLIN. MARCH 49. Colonel Talbot and Mr. Hamilton are returned for the County of Dublin. Dr. liennitt, Bishop of Clothe, its to be translated In illy Arebiepirroprl See of Dublin, the BiAtm of Fruits will be ren►uved to Cloroe, and she Bishop of Kill:doe to Errol.. The lion. end Rev. A. (;. Legge, uncle to the Earl of Dartmouth, and Areln. i!,•uetni of ‘Vinehester, will be the new Bishop of K s I Woe.— (Dublin Freeman) Listravi from private letter, third Newhaven, near ROSS County of Wraforil.March 28. . . " It is vet). painful to my feelings to inform you thst ottr flientl, Mr. Tobias Itos.iter, was robbed lest about 1.2 o'clock. by s most desperate gmig, about ten in number, some of them dis guised, awl all well armed with gnus and blonder. bussess. After beating, drat, , ging, and abusing Mr. Itossiter in a cruel mod watoon ins:titer, they pluvdored the house of almost every portable article it contained of value, money, plate, clothes, Rte." WEXFORD, MARCH i.f 7. A few nights since a barn mid stable belonging to a farm ►.ear the lands of Riviera), in this county, were miliciuusly bet on fire, and three horsra, a quantity of corn, tinnier, acid finning utensils, cultism, ed. Two threatening letters, one of them ►igord •' Moll Doyle." had bee►► previously sent, iltdeiiug the owner of the premises to give up a firm which lie bid lately taken iu that utighbuur hood.—f Herald./ MALLOW ELECTION. CHAIRING OF W. W. BECIIER, Esq. WALLOW, II A 23. This being the day (Thursday) appointed fur the chairing of our patriotic sod iudepetutent Representative, Mr. Becher; at an rally hour riumense crowds of people hewn to pour in from the must distant quarters of the surrounding country, and at It o'clock the limn perused to be one living mass 01 Lumen brings. The people came forward to give expreseitm to those freliugs which sorb a victory must have awakened, and countless tbonsau.k of genrruus spirits rush. ed into our town to manifest their curigistulatiag sympathy. This was uut a victory of Cadiulie over Prolestaut. 'We had but uue sponsor, Consti tut ional Liberty; she gave us but uue name, Independent Freeholders. At twelve o'clock, the people assembled in large columns on Fairy-bill (the seat of It. Delaeour, Esq. jot, and situate about a mile from our Market-busier), where the proressiou was to commence. Here they awaited fur some time, with a kriging anxiety, Mr. RN arrival from Batlygiblin. His splendid equipage at length appearing, a treutendons brume riot the air, bud the applandtrg peal reverberating from rank to rank, in one mument announced to those iu the streets the " Man of the People." Ile addressed a few words to the crowd—" As long as they kuew their own strength, they must be free; they should therefore never forget their overpowering tstojuvily. If they waisilained the union, the firmness and isitkpendeuce, which they had just manifested aide such triumphant effect, Mal low could nut be a closed borough. My heart and soul," concluded this good man, "belong to you, boys." Between two and three o'clock, evießntly mates the pres sure of grateful feeling, he asceutled Iltt Choir, which ass tastefully cosistructeil and splendidly decorated, presenting on every side mottos *spreader of isle !abets! principles. 114 the trout of the processitor were two Hits with *Pennon ale inscriptions sad e‘veces, , Aiorar by I wo of IMnsp (wave felloas, who ancsideed the friendship of their CasiJlorils to the dictates of cousciersce. A hand of nisisie, corupoaed of the young men of the town, playing up "The Rakes uf Mal k.,""l'atrit{,'sDay," with tither popular and waitusal o l illlOllll, followed. Between these and Mr. Becher's chair walked his Independent Electors, two and two, with laurel brooches in their hats, sad white weeds siiruontuted with green wreaths ku their kends. Next came the triumphal car, drawn by turn literally clothed with evergreens, sod the rear was brought up by a vast multitude, who took every opportunity of manifesting their love amid veneration fur the " Mau of their Clwice." Jr this order the procession moved towards the town. When it bad arrived iu the Main-street ascot the must imposing snouts that iniagiuntiuu can con ceive presented itself to the rye. The dimes and wilt dows were literally choked with spectators; female beauty and fashion, kissing hauds sod waving haetikerchiefs, when Mr. Becker, iti his own courtly and fascinating Win ker, returned these gracious salute, ; one nerve of enthu siastic &thug pet vadvd the entire mass, ;1111 tlne 111611il of " Berber mid Independence" pruclaisued him the idol of their affectioter and dee ergs, of their principles. Frain the Moir-street they procreated through the kw leading to the Cuurt•Hisuse, thence to Bridge-street, returned through the Mitinntrent to Mr. Curratchaere Inn. Hera Mr. B. return ed thinks to his frame., reviewed his political prufrugesuo, sad thee retired sapid the iiedematiuots sad hreedictires eta gisteelprople, wit* eseeteddetetuthsed, like the Pargaseutio, eerser In unearth the buret et their 1110141 +0 Ike. " a holleamast Si. soder, reamer, uta4, with their families quit the area l Mau resign their flew old rivikre. I►EW PARLIA3IENT, len. !MUSE OF COMMONS• A LIST OF THE MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT FUR THE SEVERAL COUNTIEI. SITIIbS. AND BOROUGHS. IN ENO LAND AND WALES, ALPHABETICALLY ItA NOM . , printed in Barks wars not In the lost Parfig. ment.—Tbese marked thus ( 0 ) are now for lb. respactire *err, all the rest. are Itr-elerted.—These marked di* (4) are returned tar more than nue place. Abingdon . John Mahnly Albans, St. W. T. Hobart*. Christopher Ravin AbP/ortingli Henry Fyises, 6. C. Aufrobirs Aldrborgh J./.11114 Walker, James Blair • Amersham T. T. Drake, %V. T. Drake Ailifuver 1' A. Smolt, Air John Pollen, Bari. An; teary Fu rl of Urtaidge Appleby J A. Dalrymple, ID Hon.G.Tierney § 0 Arundel Robert Blake, Lord Bury A slilinrion Sir 1.. V. Palk, Bart. Sir J. S. Copley, Bart. Aylesbury Lod Nugent, William Itickforol Banbury Hon. lineage Legge Barnstaple Balls . Lord John Thymic, Cul. C. Palmer Drammen' .. T. F. Lewis Bertforrlshire ....Marquis of Tavistock. Freitag Pyns Bedford Redwiu . Right Hon. SirJ. Nichol, Knt. J .J. Boston &emission Lord Lorraine. Hon. Jocelyn Perry Berkshire. Charles Honda. Hun. Richard Neville Bs rwiek Lord Ornsfrion, Sir /)arid Milne, Mart. Beverley . ...... John Wharton, G. L. Fox Bewdl y A. %V. Hobart!' Bishop's Castle William Holmes *, Henry Bogert Robert Knight, Hon. E. I). Kinuaird Bleehingley Marquis ofTirkbeld, Bon. 8.8. Edwards . J W. evoker*. Davies Gilbert rwrougi Lr , d e George Monday, Mannaduke lAwsort g ( Itiellarst Spooner, Henry Dawki n s Bossiney Sir C. Dwindle, Bart. Hon. J. W. Ward Roston Brack fry ..... ...H. H. Bradshaw, Henry Wrottealey Bramber William Wilberforce, Juhu Irving Breconshire • Thomas Wood Brava „ C. G. Morello Bridgenorth Thomas Whitmore, IV. IV. Whilanore Brid.:rwatrr William Astell, C. K. Tree Bridport Janes Scott, Christopiter . Sparrier Bristol . ..... R. 11. Davies, Berry Bright Buckinghamshire -Egli Temple, Hon. Robert Smith• Buckingham Sir Geo. Nugent, Bart., W. H. Frem mite Caltingion . Sir Christ. Robinson, Bt. Hem. F. P. Lyguo Calor Hon. Jas. Alrerrrurnby, Jae. Macdonald Cambridgeshire Lord F. G. Deburne, Lord C. S. Manual Cambridge Hon. F. W. Trench, R. Cheers Cambridge Univ I..nrd Palmerston, J. H. Smyth Comerford Fort of Varsiouth, Mark Milbank Canterbury Lord Clifton,. S. R. Leshington Cardiff' ff'yndharn Lewis Cardiganshire IV. E. Passel Cardigan Prysi Pilse Carlisle Carmortheushire.. Hon. George Bice Carmarthen Hun. J. F. Campbell Carom vorishire Sir Robert Williams, Dart. (7are.e run Hon. Chinks Paget Cast le 'Rising Earl of Itocksavage Hon. F. O. Howard Cheshise Davies Davenport, Egerton Chester Lord Bel. Thomas Grosvenor Chichester Lord). G. Lennox, Rt. Hots. W. Hoskinon Clilppenham . W. A. 3ladockso, J. R. Grosret § cbri.iirliiirch Rt. Ha. G. H. Roar, Rt. He. W.S. Bourne Cirencester Lord Apaley, Joseph Cripple ('litheroe Hon. Robs. Curzon, Hon. Wm. Cost Cut kerinuoth Rt. Hun. J. Beckett, .1. H. Lowther Colchester I). W. Harvey, J. B. Wildman Corte Castle Henry Bankn, George Bank., Cornwall Sir W. Lemon, Bart .1. H. Tremolos Coventry Edward Elliee, Peter Moors Cricklade Robert Gordon, Joseph Pitt Cumberland Juba Lowther, J. C. Cot wen § Dartmouth J sbn Bastard, C. M. Ricketts Drobiolssbire .. • .Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. Denbigh ..J. W. Griffith Derbyshire L o rd G. H. Cavendish, E. M. Monday Derby H. F. C. Cavendish, T. W. Coke, juin. Des las T. G. Esdeourt, John Pease Devonshire E. .1. Bastard, Sir T. B. Arland, Bart. Doreltroicr Robert Williams, Charles Warren. Dursetshire W. M. Pitt, E. IL Portman Duscr E. B. Wilbraham, Joseph Butterworth Dos-noon lion.B.srt.Bouverie,SirT.ll Pettier', Bart. Droilwich Earl of Sefton, Thomas Foley Dune ich Michael Rance, G. H. Cheery Durhamsbire ....HMI. if. V. Porde., J. G Lamblon Dui ham ........M A.Tuylor, Sir Henry, Hun - tinge, K.C.B. East pone T. P. Marquee's, G. W. Ta) It's • Eilmousbury, St Lord John Fitzroy, Hon. A. P. Upton. Essex C C Western, Sir Rhea Harvey, K.C.R. Eveshain Sir Chas. Cockerel!, Bt., W.E.H.Boorykfun Exeter William Conrienay. R. W. Newman Eve Sir Robert Gifford, Kt. S. M. Aightingetle Flintshire Sir Thomas :Roslyn, Bart. Flint ..... Sir E P. Lloyd, Bare. Fowey Lord Valleitirt, George bats Gluon Thomas Bird!, J. W. Basset Garmans, St Rt. Hon. C. A rbothnot, Hon. S. T.Ballnarst Glastiroganire Sir Christopher Cole, Bart. Gluticestershier Sir B. W. Guise, Hart. Lord R. ll.Stimerset Gloucester . C. E. %Vebb, R. B. Cooper firampound ..... • 'oho loses, Alexander Robe atom Grantham Hun. Edward Cost, Joins flughes Grimsby Charles Tennyson, fps. Datucousb CriusiCad, East Lord Slratbaven, Hon. C. C. C. Jaskinsoo Guildford... C. B. Wall, Arthur Ouslow Hain whin G. P. Jeri-Gist, John Firming Hare ids. Rt. Hn. N.Vansit tar R1.H1.0 B.Valhorst Haste mere Right Hon. C. Long, Ruirert„Ward Restores James Das hint, Hon. if. H. J. Seale Ilaverrlfordwest W. H. Seoul fir Id Ilelsione Herring. Hudson, I.ordJ..N.Towsodrynd Ilerefordshire Sir J. G. Cuiterell, Bart Robert Price Her. ford. Hon. J. S. Corks, ft. P. Sendaniure Hertfordshire .. • .Hon. if... Lamb, Sir J sarni:lst, and. Hertford Lord Cranboroe, Nicholson Calvert Heyslun Robert Forrand, John Belittle Hey tesbury Pe. H. A'Ceurl,C. A. A'Coitrt Higham•Ferrere Planta Muslim Hon. F. G. Cal tborpe, John Plianlar Hoo P. F. Cost, Samuel Crawley Horsham .. Robert Hurst, Sir J. Aubrey. Kart! Duni inirtmshire...W. H. Fellowes, lard John litintiugdou ......John Calvert, Lord .4 nearer Hythe S. J. Lloyd, Stewart Norjoribanks I 'Thriller Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart. S. Luskington T. B. Lertuard,Williani Uoldinssaut St. lyre Kent 'fir E. Knatchboll, lit. W. P. Hoaywoooll King's Lynn Lord Walpole, Sir M. H Follies, Bart. Kingston-on-Hull. John Mitchell, Daniel Sykes Ktiaresbocongh Sir I.llllarkintosh, Kt., as. litott.G.Tierney§ I.arteashire Lunt Stanley, John Blackburne I Am:aster Gabriel Duveton, J. F. Cawthorn. Leone-seam James Handal, Hun . B. Pellr er I.eicesiershire Lard Robert Hammers, G. A. L. Keck I.eicester Joins MausfieM, Thomas Pares Leominster..." „Lord Hothams§„ Sir IV. rairlie, Bart. Liakeard Hun. W. Eliot, Sir W. H . Priugle, K.C.B. Lestwithiel A. C. Graut,Sir Robert Witmer, Bart. Lewes Sir J. Shelley, Bari. Sir Geo. Shaver, Bart. Lichfield C. G. V. Venous, Sir Geo. Liticolnabire Aims C. A. Pelham. Charles Chaplin . Liocoln C W;Silithorp, Bohai Smith „Liverpool . Rt. Hun. Geo. Causing, Gee. Gnomes Illetilww Wood, Sir W. Curtis, Ism* Leedom . liTheorsa Wile's, George Bridger frodgooshall /seafood Grabs., Earl of Carbsooplow toodlew lard Clive, Hoe. R. H. Cliv. Erse-Rees --Hos. J. T. nee, /me Fess I.3treestes llk H. WNW% Baru Gores Aso% Maidstone A. W. Ra!farts, Jokil"ltith MalJeu . Benjamin Goatll, C. Alai insloury Kirkman Finli,Citarlons Melton Lord Dunes Noon, J. Resesis&if 111arlberon1h Hos. John Wes MMUS', lard Erna, l ,ol Marlow Owen tVillism. , T. P. Williams Mauves, S. R. Morbool, Dart. Jur. Phillirriore Merionethshire Mr R. W. Taulbee, Bart. Michael, St Sir Geo. Staunton, Bart W. Middlesex ..... Greirg. Ilysig, S. r.lrkil7rread blidhurst ..John Smith, Abet Mont% Isllllbonrn POrt ....Mon. Berkeley Pages, L or d G ra v es * Minehead ..... H. F. Luttrell, J. l' Luttrell Monmouthshire "Sir C. Morgan, Bart. Lord H S.rmtrc, t Monmouth Marqui. of Worcester Moutgomtryshire C. W. Wynn Montgoinery .. • • !Jeffry Clive I%lorpetli Newark . Sir W.II K .C.ll , H. IVsilsse• g m,, Newessile. "" . t Sir M. W. Ridlry, Ba r t., C u i lawn illisou ....Tyste. 7 Siaf New fur ca " dohi k re ' 1. W. S. Kinisersley, R.J. Wilmot Newport,Cnruirrall.Williano Northey, J.matban Newport, Hants ..Sir 1.. T. Holmes, Bart., Ch... I P.lntnn N shire ewton, 'AOC& f. rholon Le g Thomas Claighior $ N ew t on , H aa r, ...Huainan Guerney, 1). 1. North* Norfolk.. T. W. Coke, Edmond Worlfhou.r Nurthellerton ....Hesry Pine., IV. S. Russell s Northampronshire.Lord Althorpr, R. W.Csitw,iglit Northampton ....Mir Geo Robin sag, Hart W. L. Mahal.. Northomberland ..T. W. Beaumont, C. J. /Irani/lino Norwich R. H. Germ y, William Smith Nultinghanoihire Lord W. H. C. Hemline k, Frank Suthrrcas Nottingham Joseph Mock, Timmer Denm.i.• Oakliampton Lora Dionaltry, A Iltr.uy Sint. Orford John loymour Fan.. W. H. A•kloart /aford . J. J. Lockhart, Chalks Weikerell OsfurdVuivresity..Rt. Hon. Sir W. Scot, Rt. Hai. K. P.. ! Peushrokeshire.....Sir Juin Owen, Pembroke... J. H. Allen Penryn. ..... .. Henry Swam, Payout. Greed; lIT Peterborough Scaring, Sir Robert Verna, Petersfiehl Hylton Jolla'', Lord 11olknie, Plymouth . Sir I'. B. Martin, Ht., Sir W. Conga ey!.. Plymplon Atoll. Boswell, R. G. Stara...kW Pontefract .Thou,.. Houldsourth, I.ard l'ul:ingto3 Poole . B I Lester, John Dent Portsmouth J din Cuter, AAR Nark/non Preston 1 211reilblfrOUrh • WOO Non. J. C.'. Villiers, G. P. Ilullart.:• Radnorshire. Walter Wilkins Radnor ...Richard Price Reading C. F. Palmer, J. B. Nonch. Milord William Ennui. Snasuel Crompton Richmond HIM. Thome. Duoiass, N. M. Barrett Rippon Right Hon. F. J. Robsorois. Geu. Lip p . • Ructo.ster... land Binning, Ralph Bernal* !Winfrey il•ndshire G. Heetheute, Bart. Sir G H . Noel. (it. Ryrgur .. . Hurl J. S. Cock., Sue J. tS. Yorke, K.O B. Rye P tea Browne, Rim Motion Sy hash . Atatihew Ruaarll, .11 G. Prendergas , Sandwich Joseph Mervyn!, Sir G. Werriruarr. Batt. Sarum, New Lord Fr/N.lone, Wailhans Wylid/•ani Sarum, Old Jansen Alexander, A. G. Cre.rford Scarborough Right Hon. C. M. Sotto., bred Norman/I Seaford . C. It. Ellie, Holt G. A. Ellie* Shaftesbury Hon. Rdworil Hurbord, Abrirkove Shoreham Sir C. M. liforell, Bart , J. M. 1.1„1.! Shrewsbury Hon. li. G. Ileniarit, Pantan Corla it Shropshire 6„,,,,,, e f i bi ee ....Wm. Dickinson, Sir T.a. Leibbridpe, Rt. Southampton ....W. (lonnber ur, Sir W. C. 1).• Cre.pigny Southwark Charles Calvert, Sir R. T. Wiliam Siafforilshire E J. Ldtkiun, Sir J. P Bonghe ; „ B ai r. Stafford . Befijamio Dewitt, Mo. CLehrignsaf Stamford Lord Him. W. H. Peery Steyniag Gen. Phillips, Lord H M. Howard • Stuckbridge Barham, Joseph F. Barham Sudbury William H. yerte. C. A. Toast liuffolk l' S Gooch, Sii• Wm. R o Has. Surrey G. 1-1 Sumner, W.. 1. Deellimo Susses Walter Remelt, E. J.riirtrie Tantworth Lord C. V. Tiornshend, W. Y. Peel Tariatock J. P. Gran, J. N. Fazakerly• Taunton Tewkesbury J. F. DowArswell, info.. Martin Thetford . . N. W. R. Colborne, bard Charles nizrey Think Bolter( Franklana, R. R. Tiverton Right lieu. Richard ityller, Lord Simko Tomes .. 1' P. Contesisty, J.:his Oral* Tregony l.urd Rarsaard, James O'Callaghan Truro (extra re- t Lard Fitsroy Suinerset,Sir R. 11. I'irian, turn) ? Kc. n., J Jl. Grosse Wallingford . W. L Hughes, G. J. reborls Wareham John fair, sit, .1. II Culeraft Warwickshire D. S. Dogatale, Sir flue. Nl..olatint, Dart. Warwick Arells C. W. Taylor, J. P. Tod. ay Wenslover ... ....(.purge Smith, Samuel Snorts • SVentock (' W. Forrester, W. L. Childe Wrolity . lal. F.O Bentinu k, Sir G. C.:ekborne.lll.° Westbury %'rtlhaniel Barton, Jenallran Alford West-Lour Henry Goolburis, Sir Chat. halo.. Bart. Westnainsier . Sir Francis Bomber, 11 , 111,J. 11uhltruie 11'esinotrland I.ord Lowther, Hon. H. C. Cornier Weymouth and t I'. F linnuar, Manerton 17re, Right Hon. Slelcombe Iti•gas f Tito.. Wallace, Wm. William. Wiiitchurelr Hon. H. G. P. Towiishena, &Sa l ad Scott Wigan J. A. Miasma, Lord Lindsay Wilton . . Lord Forharris, Ralph Sheldon Wili.hire Winchester... J H. L• igli, P. S. J. Mild/lily Winclielsca Jail RlllllllAbUitOill, Sir H. Taylor, Bart. Woodstock John Gladatuu, •, T. H. Langton Wootton-Basset Ilurnre Tries, Geo. Phillips Worcestershire Ho. Lygon, Sir 7'.R:IV tnnington, Bt. Worcester.. T. H. D3Wlell, Lord Din. tin.st IVy remise —Kir T. Baring, Bart. Sir J D. King, Bart. Yarmouth, Great.. Him. Geo. Anson, C. E. Rsinilrola Yermoutla(Hants). Sir C Pole, Bart. T. It Proodhead Yorkshire......... Lord Millers, J. N. Wiariley Mon. Lam. Dundas, Narmada:4e Wore!! •.• The Scots amd Iri•h Marne arc not yet annp:tte. BIRTH. On the 44th Anxuat, 1919 , ut Paantig, in Sumatra, list Lady of James Du Puy, Eat! ibe Resident, via WU. MARRIAGE. llte Rea. :'. T Cookouts., M.A. Curate of St. JAW., O. (rd, Mars , Mary Meta, oldest dauglaler of the S:«'. I:. Fawcett, M.A. Vicar of LeCtli. DEATHS. On Friday, at Glose•sttr Lodge, in the 19th year of Vs age, Grurge Charles, ...West sun of the Wight Hun. Gror;:e Conotios. On 11e,hiesday last,- in his fithh year, at the Vicartre House, Great Ihii,hhain, Sorrel, alter a rmitleace and faith. Nil discharge of his pastoral dole. f r fifty years, the Bri. Samuel Cinike, Vicar of Great Rector of COI.. ford. in Oxfordshire, and formerly Fellow of Balliul Coll , gr. io Oxfoid Unter,sity. At North Thoreshy Vicarage, the Rev. Rd. Pantry, fin many years Curate of that lilacs, and of Lrgbuurne, Lincoln shire. Ott Sunday was feign,' dead in his house, in Itriehird, where he reiiinted alone, axed 74, the Rev. W. tlulliuz At Swauses, the Rev. Mr. Anaemia, Master of the Free Grammar School in that twin. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Aleruimg 44 slier 4 I Eves/jug 6 sites; 6. rimed sad roblimbed at Tee Barnes Pam owl TOM feembe Offme, Ile. 117, *reed, by C. CORNWELL, et lb, /Weed. #- let- • '7 P , I ~,. r $