The Sun.
London, England, 1864-09-27 00:00:00

Hon. A. H. Baring, son of 3d Lord Ashburton--Th°l#
ford
Sir P. Baring, nephew of Ist Lord Ashburton, and sat
in law of Ist Earl Effingham and Sir G. Grey
mouth
T. Baring, nephew of let Lord Ashburton —Hunof tingl
T. G. Baring and H. Bingham Baring, cousins A
and 3d Lords Ashburton—Penryn and Marlborough , d
Cavendish Bentinck, grandson of the Duke of Portiall
and of Ist Earl of Lonsdale— Taunton —Torts-

G. W. P. Bentinck—West Norfolk
ristol
F. H. F. Berkeley, son of sth Earl Berkeley—
B
F. W. F. Berkeley and C. P. F. Berkeley, sons of 11°`-
Fitzardine—Cheltenhm and Gloucester
Sir Richagrd Bulkeley, son in law of Lord Stanley
Alderley—Anglesea 1 Nor'
J. B. Wentworth Buller, married niece of Duke 0
folk—North Devon th North.
Lord Burghley, son of Marquis of Exeter—Nor
amp
Hton l3ear
Hon. F. H. Calthorpe, grandson of 6th Duke of
fort—East Worcester
Lord G. Cavendish, brother to Duke of Devonshire'

North Dbrby
Lord R. Cecil, son of Marquis of Sibury
Lord A. Churchill, son of sth Dukelis of Marlborough"'
Woodstock
Lord R. Clinton, son of Duko Newcastle 'goo.
Notts Stamford

G. Clive—Herefd
Hon. G. H. Clivore, grandson of Earl of rowis--Ltio"",
A. Baillie Cochrane, married granddaughter of sth Du'

of Rutland—Honiton
Lord Enfield, grandson of Ist Marqui§ of Angleeer
Middlesex
Hon. C. W. Fitzwilliam, son of 3d Earl Fitzwillieo
Melton
Lord F. Fitzroy, son of Duke of Grafton—Thetford , -
Col. G. C. Forester, grandson of 4th Duke of Butlauer
Wenlock
Hon. E. F. LevPson-Gower, son of Ist Earl ar
aav
and son in law of Duke of Devonshire—Bodmin

Granville Leveson- Gower—Reiate
Lord
.!‘lo.r4agu Graham, grandson of Duke of Malle'"

--Herefordshire
Sir George Grey, nephew of 2d Earl Grey—MorPetll,4
Lord Grey de Wilton, cousin to E arl Derby—We9lll°-do•
Earl Grosvenor, son in law of 2d Duke of Sutherlan
Chester
Lord R. Grosvenor, son of Marquis of Westminster.°
Flintshiro Ana
Marquis of Hartington, son of Duke of Devonshire,
grandson of Earl of Carlisle—North Lancashire • hall
Robert Harvey, brother in law of Duke of Bucking
—Bucks hare
Right Hon. J. Henley, grandson of Earl of Wes--
land—Oxfordshire
Viscount Holuaesdalo, grandson of Earl of Deverler.
West Kent 351
Hon. C. W. Howard, son of 6th Earl of Carlisle-J
_ .

Cumberland done
Lord Edward Howard, son of 13th Duke of No
Arundel.
Lord Ingestre, son of Earl of ShrewsburY--11orth
Stafford
Earl Jermyn, grandson of Duke of Rutland--
Sufflk efi/
F. N. Kingscote, grandson of Duke ef Beaufort-3C
Gloucester ire of
W. H. P. Gore-Langton, son in law of 2d Dl2°

Buckinham—West Somerset der'
Sir Baldwin Leighton, nephew to Lord Stanley of AI
ley—SoGeorge Lennox
Salop of
Lord and Lord Henry Lennox, sons
sth Duke of Richmond—Lymington and Chichester root
°
Hon. H. G. Liddell, great grandson of Duke of So
—South Northumberland rat
Lord Loyola°, heir of Duke of Northumberland--14°
Northumberland /eat
H. Lowther, grandson of lst Earl of Lonsdale---
Cumberland
Hon. H. Lowther, son of Ist Earl of Lonsdale--IVe°to
moreland
Lord John Manners and Lord George Manners, sloe
Bth Duke of Rutland—Leicestershire and Cambridge° Ail
H. F. Mildmay, grandson of Lord Ashburton, als°°l'
of the Clives—Herefordshire
Lord R. Montagu, eon of 6th Duke of Manchester'
Huntingdonshire f le/
Lord A. Paget, and Lord Clarence Paget, sons 0 -
Marquis of Anglesey—Lichfield and Sandwich {tones
Col. Douglas Pennant, son in law of Duke of Ore-
Carnarvonshire
Hon. W, Portman, son in law of Earl Fitzwilll
Dorset • tool(
Arthur Missal!, nephew to Duke of Bedford-I'o,lsre
F. C. Hastings Russell, nephew to Duke of Bool'
Bedfordshire
Alfred Seymour—Totness

H, D); Seoole
Poulettaub Someyrset,mour—P grandson of Duke of Beaufort"'
Monmouthshire
Lord Stanhope, son of Earl of Chesterfield—South
14644
Lord Stanley, son of Earl of Derby—King's Lynn o,
Hon. W. 0. Stanley, son of Lord Stanley of Alderleg
Beaurcaris sixth
Lord Henry Thynne, grandson of Ist Lord Ashugindi
and married to a daughter of Duko of Somerset--.-
Wilts
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, brother to Earl of Clarertd°ll
—Wolverhampton Tr.rfos
Sir Charles Wood, son in law of 2d Earl Grey -A".-101
This list might be expanded greatly by a Orebot
search through the alliances of the members, it
we prefer to keep beyond cavil or dispute, shops,
is sufficiently long. Add to it those conneb
the dependent boroughs like Caine, in which the
proprietor does not teat a relative, the counties or
which the magnate holds a practical balance so
power, and therefore though he cannot appoint the
veto any appointment, and we shall find that ;Po
31 families at this moment supply 110 metober°,/the
a clear working fourth. of the English section Of of
representation, have in fact as great a direct Pe.
"-of
as the whole kingdom of Ireland, double thal'hat
Scotland, five times that of London, as muchas tA-na
of London and the 40 next greatest cities. "i„,.•
then we are told by silly Radicals that in consiu're
ing the origin and history of these houses we
pandering to the flunkeyism of the British reaPubt
Why we believe it to be beyond all shadow a I°oo
that when we have added the great Irish and, 60
great Scotch proprietors, it will be found o°7o,
families supply, and for generations have sePPrt"
of
one-fourth of the House of Commons, one.fouk
cv „
the ultimate governing power fur an empire "11
includes a fourth of the human race.