The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-05 00:00:00

PEERS DECEASED IN 1851.

January 12. llellry Ptlbam, Duke cf Newcastle, suc-
ceeded by hie eldest son, Henry, Earl of Lircoln, present
and 501 Duke.

January 17. Spencer Joshua Alwyne, Marquis of
Northampton, succeeded by his eldest son, Charles Earl
of Compton, present and 3d Mat quis.
January 17. Paulyn Reginald Serlo, Marquis of
Hastings, succeeded by his only brother, Lord Henry
Rawdon Hastings, present and 4th Marquis.
February 8. Nicholas, Lord Bexley, dying, s.p., his
title is extinct.
February 26. Henry, Lord Berners, succeeded by his
only surviving son, Hon. Henry William Wilson, pre-
sent Lord Berners.
March 3. Charles, Earl of Harrington, dying without
male issue, he was succeeded by his brother, Hon.
Leicester Filsgerald Charles Stanhope, present and sth
Earl.
March 4. Philip, Lord de Lisle and Dudley, succeeded
by his only son, Hon. Philip Fouslis Sidney, present and
2d Lord.
March 15. John, Earl of Meath, succeeded by his
eldest sou, William, Lord Brabazon, present and 11th
Earl.
March 15. Augustus Frederick, Earl of Albemarle,
succeeded by his next brother, Hon. George Keppel,
present and 6th Earl.
March 21. Thomas, Lord Ddere, succeeded by his
only brother, Hon. Lieutenant-General Henry ()may
Trevor, present and 22d Lord.
April 10. Henry, Lord Lang
Rolls, dying without in dale, late Master of the
issue his title is extinct.
April 30. Henry, Lord Montford, dying without issue,
his title is extinct.

March 2. Richard, Earl of Ban tryen, present and
succeeded by his
eldest son Richard, Viscount Berehavichard, Vise • 2i
Earl of ientry.
April 29. Charles Christopher, Earl of Cotteuham,
late Lord Chancellor of England, died at Pietra Santa,
Italy, succeeded by his eldest s 3
Viscount Crowhurst, present and 2eliE%Ct Earl.
Edward,
May 14. James, Viscount Strathallan, succeeded by
his eldest son, Hon. William Henry Drummond, present
and 9th Viscount.
eed by his
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Juno 2. Copley, Earl of Shaftesbury, mice
eldest son, Anthony. Lord Ashley, present an
7 June 10. Robert, Viscount Melville, suceeed,,AEarl•
eldest son, Hon. Colonel Sir Henry Dundas, le.c.i7 his
sent and 3d Viscount. e pre
June 30. Edward, Earl of Derby, succeeded by his
eldest son, Edward Geoffrey, Lord Stanley, present and
14th Earl.
July 14. Charles William, Earl of Charleville, sue.
ceeded by his eldest son, Charles William George, Lord
Tullamore, present and 3d Earl.
August 18. John, Earl of Clare, succeeded by his only
brother, Hon. Richard Hobart Fitzgibbon, present and
3d Earl.
September 12. John, Earl of Donoughmore, succeeded
by his eldest SOD, Richard, Viscount Suirdale, present and
4th Earl.
September 26. George, Lord Calthorpe, succeeded by
his brother, Hon. Frederick Calthorpe Gough, present
and 4th Lord.
October 3. Charles Cecil Cope, Earl of Liverpool, dying
without issue, his titles are extinct.
October 1. Henry Viscount Bolingbroke, succeeded by
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his eldest son, on. Henry St. John, present and sth
October 4. George William, Lord Stafford, succeeded
by his eldest son, lion. Henry Valentine Stafford Jer-
ningham, present and 9th Lord.
November 12. William, Lord de Blaquiere, succeeded
by his eldest son, Hon. John do Blaquiere, present and
4th Lord.
November 18. Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumber-
land (King of Hanover), succeeded by his only son,
George, Prince Royal of Hanover, now Duke of Cumber-
land in England, and King of Hanover.
December 4. Thomas, Earl of Suffolk, succeeded by
his eldest son, Charles John, Viscount Andover, present
and 17th Earl.
Also the following eldest sons of peers died during
the past year:—Viscount Alford, son of Earl Brownlow ;
Lord Burghersb, son of the Earl of Westmoreland; Lord
Dalmeney, son of the Earl of Rosebery; Viscous
Newry, 301:1 of the Earl of Kilmorey.

I POST•OFTICE NT --MONEY ORDERS.
Athenry, count NOTICE.
Y Galway, Ireland, having been constituted
a post town, the office there will be opened for the issue and
payment of moue
7 orders on and after the 6th January
instant.

A PRACTISED ROBBER.—A
Thomas Read, said to be respectably very respecconnected, has
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young man named
been committed by the Gloucester magistrates for trial on
three charges of robberies committed at hotels at Gloucester
and Worcester. The prisoner assumed the character of a
commercial traveller. On Sunday evening he
appeared at
the Angel Inn, Worcester, in that character, engaged a bed,
and:was shown to his room, where he remained for some ten
minut( a. In that brief space of time he contrived to pick
two looks, and to abstract from a box twelve silver teaspoons,
two pair of tablespoons, and a pair of salt spoon!. Proceed-
ing by railway to Gloucester by the first train next morning,
be sold the plate and put up at the Greyhound Commercial
inn, where he dined, and paid his bill. Before leaving,
however, ho picked the lock of a draw€r and box, and ab-
stracted 501. in gold, leaving other money in notes in the box.
A third robbery, of a great coat, was committed at another
, n which he had patronised. He was apprehended at the
12) • • dxcester Railway Station as he was proceeding by a tirst-
t,/‘*;-, dyad to Birmingham.
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