The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-23 00:00:00

THE THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL EX-
HIBITION of the SOCIETY of PA INTE 'IS in
WATER COLOURS, at their Gallery, Pa11•:uall Ea
IS NOW OPEN.

HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

Open each day from Nine till dusk.
Admittance, One Shilling—Catalogue, Sixpence,
R. HILLS, Secretary.

HIPPODROME, ' VICTORIA- PART,
BAYSWATER,
One Mile and a Half from Hyde Park-Corner.
PUBLIC DAY.
STEEPLE CHASING on SATIIRDAY, 25th of May, 1839,
To Commence at Four o'clock precisely.
These Grounds will be opened to the Public for the first
time this Season on Saturday the 25th instant, at the particu-
lar desire of many distinguished Noblemen and Gentlemen,
for the express occasion of affording an opportunity to His Im-
perial Highness the Grand Duke of Russia of witnessing these
peculiarly National Amusements.
By the express commands of his Imperial Highness, the day's
sport will commence at 4 r.m. when the following Stakes will
be run for ; viz., The Birth-day Stakes of 5 sovereigns each,
with 25 sovereigns added free for any horse carrying 12 stone.
4 miles over the Steeple Chase Course.
A winner of a Steeple Chase of 50 Sovereigns or up-
wards at any time (the Steeple Chase having been regularly
advertized or noticed, previous to running, in " Bell's Life")
to carry saves lbs. extra, twice 14 lbs. extra, and Horses bating
started twice in a Race as above and not won allowed seven lbs.
To name and close at the Hippodrome Saddling Paddock by
Two o'clock on Friday, the 24th.
The Olympic Stakes of 3 Sovereigns each, with 25 Sove-
reigns added. Over the Steeple Chase Course. Free for any
horse carrying list. 71bs. Two mile Heats. Extra weights
for winning, and allowance the same as for Birth Day Stakes.
To name and close as above.
The sides of the fences on the Steeple Chase Course have'
been deeply laid with tan, so as to prevent jar to the horses or
accidents to the riders, and every precaution will be taken to
render the running ground safe and unobjectionable.
Horses must be plated and Jockeys dressed according to the
Rules of the Hippodrome. All disputes to be settled by the
Stewards, and their•decision to be final.
Oftwaans.
The Duke of Beaufort I Count D'Orsay
The Earl of Chesterfield Count Bathiany.
This Establishment has been entirely remodelled—the
Grounds extended, the Race Course lengthened, and
much improved, and without interfering with the rights
of the Public, the footpath which intercepted the Old
Ground now runs at the outside of the Park : thus som-
pletely removing the cause of the contentions and
inconveniences that have hitherto existed. The new Grounds
are entirely surrounded by a high close paling; so that none
can enter but respectable and well-conducted persons who pay
for their admission. All Gambling Booths and Tables will be
excluded.
The prices of Admission will be as follows:
Four-wheeled Carriage
Two-wheeled ditto 3s. Od.
Person on horseback
Person on foot
Carriages and Horsemen will pay at the Outer Gate, at Por-
tobello-lane, and Pedestrians will pay at the Gate on the
Hill. The Hill which is enclosed for Pedestrians alone will
enable fifty thousand persons to see the sport in safety, without
their being interrupted by Horsemen or Carriages.
Public Cabs, Omnibuses, Carts, and Waggons will not be
admitted.
None but holders of Proprietors' Tickets, and Gentlemen
belonging t 4) the Public Press will be admitted free.
The terms of obtaining Proprietors' Tickets, &c., may be
ascertained en inquiry at the Hippodrome Rooms, No. 57,

GOOD PALE SHERRY, for Dinner and
General Purposes, 30s. per dozen ; quarter easas,

HENEKEY and COMPANY,
Gray's4un Wine Establishment,
23, High Holborn.

BANQUET AT THE MANSION
HOUSE.

The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress gave a very
elegant entertainment on Monday, at the Mansion-
house, to a large number of gentlemen connected with the
learned, scientific, and other institutions of the country.
The display and fittings up were very splendid, but the
band was absent, an unexpected order having been issued,
on account, no doubt of the meeting of the Chartists,
that no persons under military authority should leave
their barracks. As however, the great majority of the
guests were never present at a Civic Banquet at the
Mansion-house before, the want was not felt. The guests
were extremely numerous, and the Egyptian-hall had
a most magnificent appearance, several ladies in Court
dresses, and a considerable number of military and naval
men having been seated at different parts of the long
table. A good deal of ceriesity was excited by the ap-
pearance of Mr. Lambton, the Hon. Member for North
Durham, and brother to the late Governor of Canada,
and as there were a great many gentlemen present
who presided over establishments in which cheap coals
are exclusively censumed, the rmeral expectation was
that there would be some warm allusion to that article,
although the state of the weather was calculated to
throw a coldness upon the subject.
After the usual loyal and constitutionnl toasts were
given, the Lord Mayor proceeded to notice these ester!
blishments.
Mr. C. C. Ssarrn returned thanks for the Directors
or the Regent's Canal, who are to be size means of sup-
plying the public with the inland coals, at ten shillings
per ton cheaper than they have ever been supplied.
Colonel GRANT expressed his acknowledgments, as
Chairman of the Court of Directors of the East Lon-
don Waterworks Company, and other gentlemen ex-
pressed themselves, and the establishments with which
they were connected, highly honoured by the hospitable
invitations which they had received.
Sir David WILKIE. in returning thanks as the re-
presentative of the fine arts, made a very interesting
speech.
Doctor ',moult, as Professor of Botany, returned
thanks for the Horticultural Society, whose gardens
at Chiswick the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress
visited with great delight on Saturday.
The Chairman of the Society of the " Arts Union.'
adverted, in returning thanks, to the common advan-
tages which had been conferred on the arts by
the establishment of such Societies in America, and
in France and other parts of the Continent. He ex-
pressed his conviction that under the patronage of such
men as the merchants and scientific men around him, and
the Chief Magistrate of the first city in the world, the
Society must abundantly flourish, although it was com-
menced by a very small number of gentlemen, who
were anxious to assist and promote the interests of that
numerous and deserving class of persons the British

artists.
The Loan MAYOR thought it right to notice the
toast particularly. He was most happy to have the
opportunity of introducing the Society to his fellow-
citizens. He had joined it from a sense he entertained
of its usefulness in several points of view, but most
especially for the benefits it. was calculated to bestow
upon British artists ; and when it was considered that
one guinea contributed to such extensive advantages
while it returned annually to the subscriber a print
worth more than the subscription, and only to be ob-
tained by the subscribers, each of whom had a chance
of obtaining a prize varying in value from 40s. to 100
guineas, he could not but expect to see it one of the
most important institutions of the kind in the country.
Sir MATTHEW WOOD returned thanks for the Ma-
gistracy of the City.
Mr. CRAWFORD returned thanks for the Members of
the City.
" The health of the Lady Mayoress" was responded
to with immense cheering.
The Loan MAYOR, in proposing the health of the
Hon. Member for North Durham, made some compli-
mentary allusions to that gentleman's character, but
made none to the coal trade, although it was perfectly
well known to the whole company that the coals with
which the splendid entertainment they were partaking
of was cooked were purchased at the lowest price of
20s. fid. per ton. Some little uneasiness was felt, but
there might have been some compromise between the
two great opposing interests on the subject of the price
of this commodity, the public and the private, as not
ose word was uttered either by his Lordship or Mr.
Lambton with reference to the trade ; but those who
knew the Lord Mayor best, declared that they had no
apprehension whatever of his Lordship's desertion or
forgetfulness of the public cause, and that there was
something in the dinner snore than met the public eye,
notwithstanding) the very good feeling which existed
between the Lord Mayor and the brother of one of the
most important and extensive coal proprietors in the
North.
All that we could learn was that the coals burning at
the Mansion-house were Newcastle coals, which had
been delivered at the Mansion-house at the above-men-
tioned rate, clear of all charges ; that they were not
supplied by Messrs. Pope ; and they would be supplied
upon the same terms by the merchant who had sold
them to his Lordship, and who had assured his Lord-
ship that they did not come from the pits of the Mar-
quis of Londonderry.
Amongst the guests were some of the members of
the Committee of the Association for supplying the
Poor with Coals in the Winter Season, of which Asso-
ciation the Lord Mayor is the President. The Society
contracts in summer for the supply of all the coals they
may require in the winter—upwards of 1,000 tons. His
Lordship in the warmest manner eulogized the exertions
of the Committee.
It was 12 o'clock before the Company separated.
The Mansion House entertainments are, we are happy
to observe, no longer churlishly confined to the mem-
bers of the Corporation. The present Lord Mayor,
upon reaching the Mayoralty, acted upon the principle
of giving the most eminent persons of all professions and
occupations not connected with the City of London,
opportunities of judging for themselves, instead of form-
ing an estimate from the newspaper accounts of the ex-
cellence of the dishes and wines of a City dinner.

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Saner, Vaughan Jackson, James, W. P. Hunter, Beech,
Robert Lawley, Spiers. Sydney Smith Saunders, Daniel
Whittle Harvey, M.P., Cayley, Humphrey, M. P , David-
son, Murray, Parrott, M.P., Henry Aston, John Elliot,
Stephenson, Wombwell, Hayward John St. Ledger,
Kater, Francis Grant, Villiers Tuthill, Howley Lascelles,
Wilshere, M. P., John Towneley, WedderbiArn, Blagden,
Middleton Berry, Robert Forsyth Maitland, Strawbensee,
George Stewart Newbigging, A. M., M D , Richard
Bourne, T. Gisborne Knox, J. Wheble, Langhorn, Bultoel,
Hetry Moreton Dyer, Sheffield Grade, Blackets,
Witeble, Boddington, Henry Vyner, John Elliott, Lang_
dale, Alexander, F. 0. Gascoigne, H. Thompson, Mac-
leod, M. P., D. J. Jonas, Francis Sheridan, Home Drum-
mond, Bramston, M.P., Jones, Chester, M. P., Charles
Kinnaird Sheridan, Gibson Craig, M.P., Ley, Edgar

Mr. D. Whittle Illrvey, M.P., by Llrd John Russel.
Mr. N. Plunkett, on bei,:g appi,inlel Gehtleman of her
Majesty's Privy Chamber, by the Earl of Finglll.
Mr. Pollen by the Marquis of Linsdowae.
Mr. Townley, by the Duke of Norfolk.
Mr. D. S. Ker, by the Marquis of Londonderry.
Mr. Moreton, by the Hon. William Herbert.
Mr. Arthur Leslie, on appointment to the sth, or King's
Own Regiment, by Major- G..neral Sir John Buchan.
Mr. Wardlaw Ramsay, by Viscount Eastnor.
Mr. Henry Walters, Bengal Civil Service, on return from
India, by Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Bart.
Mr. Thoyts. High Sheriff of the County of Berks, by the
Marquis of Downsh:re.
Mr. Hockley F. Wood, by the Marquis of Lansdowne.
Mr. W. Melville, by the Earl of Rosslyn.
Mr. Hussey, Royal Archers, by his father Sir Richard
Hussey Hussey.
! Mr. R. Boa', by Lieut.-General Sir Arthur Brooke,

Disney.
GiNlMALS—Sharpe, Sir Robert Barton, Sir Charles
Egerton. Sir Henry Askew, Sir J. Crosbe, G.C.H.,
Sir
Henry Watson, Sir J. Buchan, Sir R. Bourke, Shadfortis,
Sir W. De Tuyll, Sir W. Anson. Sir Joseph Straton,
E. Walker, Sir T. M'Mahon, Sir T. Arthbuthnot, Tra-
♦ers. Sir L. Otway, Earl of Cork, Boardman, Wyndham,
Sir W. H. Clinton, Sir J May, Sir W. K. Grant, Ly-
gon, Hon. Sir W. Lumley, Hull, Sir P. Maitland, B.
Reynardson, Marriott, Frederick, C. 8., Sir Wm. John-
ston, Upton, Sir 0. Carey, Sandwith, Sir H. Lowe, An-

dsrson_
Cooroartes.—Peel, Buckley, Hamner, Wemyss, Hulseta
Austen, York, Douglas, Angeratein, Sir J. Hope, Cooke,
C. 8., Harvey, Ereestrin, Armytage, Fcrgusson, Angelo,
Wm. Miles, Martin, Davies, Sir A. Maclaine Calvert,
P. Dundas, Clinton, Kearney, Rowan, Schreiber, Rush-
brooke, M.P., Delap, Cox, Tomline, Monckton, Stepney
Cowell, Knollys, C. J. Campbell, Puke, Phipps, Bonner,
H. R. Hartley, Webster, Monckton, Boldero, C. R. Fox,
Sir J. Doyle, Nugent, Gooch, Vaughan, Sir R. Williams,
Lambert, Lord W. Thynne, Pratt.
Ma.mas—.Waymouth, Gordon Higgins, Smith, Cooke,
B. Edwards, Vivian, E. W. Drewe, Sir H. Bayly, Elliot,
Kelly, Bruce, G. M. Stevenson, Hartley, Farrant, Mat-
son, Bayley, Spong, E. Wilmot, Martin, Marshall, C.
Irvine, Trevelyan, Sir James John Hamilton, J. Hall.
CATTAINS—Egerton, Middleton, W. Horton, Corbally,
W. Jones, C. Vereker, Sir J. Phillimore, J. O'Connor,
Berford, Johnston, D. S. Davies, Edwards, Gould,
Rayner, J. S. Hodgson, G. A. Smith, N. L. Thomas,
Trafford, J. Cooper, F. Hamilton, A. Younghusband,
L. Fawcett, De Rai:.os, J. James, Maxwell, Kelso, H.
Galton, W. Montague, Taylor, H. Pulves, Onslow,
Smith, Biddulph, Tapp, L. M'Lean, M. White, Pitt,
M. Hughes, Dolphin, J. G. Richardson, C. Seymour,
W. F. Hulton, J. Nicholson, H. Jacob, Poulett, W. D.
Steward, Reynardson, Jervis, Crosbie, Hon, C. S. Wort-
ley, W. C. Symonds, Martin.
LIEUTIMANTI—CharIes Edmund Law, Geo. O'Bryen
Ottley, Rodney, Riddell, W. M. Smyth, W. Master,
S. T. L. Nicoll, Hon. C. West, A. S. L. Hay, Fitz-
hugh, H. G. Muies, A Tod, W. ;Money, H. Smythe,
Flicks, Colley, H. F. Gostard. Farquharson, Watford, H.
Woodward, Grattan, Savage, H. P. Voules, Stuart, C. E.
Goad, J. Ewart, J. T. Daniell, G. Fisher, W. Herries,
Baker, J. Homfray.
CORNITS—Hon. W. Stapleton Cotton, G. M. Dew.
son, Wm. Barnett.
Ertstews—E. Walker, Purvis, Crofton, F. B. Morley,
P. Som,rset, C. Woodhouse.
ADMIRALS—Sir Geo. Parker, K. C. 8., Sir E. Codring-
ton, Sir J. Lawford, Sykes, Sir H. Heathcote, E. W.
Browne, Lord A. Beauclerk, Bouverie, Sir R. H.
Hussey, Sir C. Boyle, Sir J. A. Gordon, Sir B. Martin.
CATTAINS—.PoweII, George Martin, J. Carter, D.
O'Brien, W. F. Lapidgc, Lord C. Paget, J. F. Newell,
R. Saumarez, G. Smith, Lord F. Gordon, Walde-
grave, Meynell. Sir L. F. Senhouse, Murray,
W. H. Percy, S. Price, Saitithill, Cator, E. Stanley,
Bowles, E. Lloyd, H. Nurse, Spencer, E. H. Scott.
COMMANDERS—Hon. Jos. Denman, Hon. Fred. Pel-
ham, H. V. Huntley, Halsted, F. V. Cotton, J. B. Hay,
Dunn, De Ssumarez, Hon. W. Devereux, H. F. Peake,
Hamilton, J. Webb.
LIEUTENANTS -G. D. Stewart, Meads, G. Snell, Free-
stun. Skipwith, J. O'Reilly, B. Hawes, E. Le Mesurier,
G. Spong, H. Bennett, Senhouse, C. Grey.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen were presented
to her Majesty :
Earl of Caledon, on coming to his title, by Lord Stuart de
Roth,ay.
Earl of Listowel, on being invested with the Order of St.
Patrick, and on being appointed Vice-Admiral of the
province of Munster, by the Marquis of Normanhy.
Earl of Charlemont, to kiss bands, on his appointment to
the Lord Lieutenantcy of the county of Tyrone, by Lord
Melbourne.
Lord Talbot de Malahide, by Lord Morpeth.
Bishop of Elphin, by the Archbishop of Armagh.
The Han. Frederick Craven, by the Earl of Craven.
The Hon, Edward Patre, by the Earl of Surrey.
Lord Leigh, on being created a Peer, by Lord Sherborne.
Sir Francis Shuekburgh, Bart., Deputy Lieutenant, by
the Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley.
Lord James Butler, by Lord o:monde.
Lord Clemente, by the Earl of Charlemont.
The Earl of Mayo, by the Earl of Shaftesbury.
Sir Thomas Butler, Bart., by the Marquis of Ormonde.
The H.m. Hugh Cholmoudeley, by Viscount Combermere.
The Reverend Charles Cator, M. A., Chaplain to the
Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, to present his Ser-
mon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, on the first Sun-
day in Easter Term, before the Lord Mayor, the
Judges, the Aldermen, and the Corporation of the Cit)
of London.
Dr. Burke. by Viscount Duncannon.
Mr. Donaldson Selby. by Viscount Howick.
Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Egerton, on appointment
to the 89th Regiment. by Lord Hill.
Mr. Charles H. Chieheley 'No rden by Lieut.-Gen. Sir
Geo. Anson
Mr. Selby by Viscount How ielc.
Mr. Poynter, the High Sleriff of Surrey, by Lord Arden,
Lord Lieutenant of the County.
Mr. Francis Lifson% Price, on his appointment to her Ma-
j •sty'a Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord
Foley.
Mr. Wal!?r, Secretary of Legation, at Brussels, on his re-
turn from abroad by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Charles 1...ne, by the Drat, of flefetord.
Mr. Sebastian Smith, by the Bishop of Llaiidaff
Mn, John Stuart. on. his appointment as Queen's Counsel,
by the Lori C:aelttc> {stir.
Mr. Josiah Wilson, by his brother, the Lord Mayor.
Mr. Milne, Commissioner of Woods and Works, by Sir
13etijunin Steph-n,on.
Mr. Leonard Thompson. by Viscoun,. Milton.
Mr. Edward M. 'Archibald, by the Marquis of Normanby.
Mr, Richard Hodgson. by the Rev. H. Counter, B.D.
Lord Cecil Gordon, 42:1 Highlanders. by Earl Dolawarre.
Lord Bingham by the Lord Cnamberlain,
Bishop of Kildare by Viscount Eastror.
Lord Delamere by Viscount Combermere.
Captain Egerton, Rifle: Brigade, by Sir Philip Grey
Egerton.
Lord St. John, by Vice Admiral Sir Richard Hussey
Hussey.
Lord Rodney, by Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.
Earl of March, by the Duke of Richmond.
The Hon. Robt. Curzon, junior, on his return from abroad
by the Hon. Robert Curzon, his father.
The Hon. Captain Blackwood, R.N., by the Right Hon.
Sir James Grah.m.
Hon. W. Ridley Colborne, by his father, Lord Colborne.
Sir Sandford Graham, by Colonel Sir Adolphus Dal-
rymple.
Sir David Brewster, K.H., by Lord Lansdowne.
Lieut. Charles Edmund Law, on his appointment to the
Rifle Brigade, by his father, the Honourable Charles
Law, M. P.
Lieut. George O'Bryen Ottley, 6th Regt. Bengal Native
Infantry, by Sir John Cam Hobhouse.
Sir Herbert Compton, late Chief Justice at Bombay, on
his return from India. by Sir John Hobhouse.
Sir Robert Mowbray, K. H., by Vice-Admiral Sir Richard
Hussey, K. C. B.
Cornet the Hon. W. Stapleton Cotton, 7th Hussars, by
the Marquis of Anglesea.
The Rev. J. C. Blair Warren, A.M., by the Bishop of
London.
The Rev. Charles Woodward, B. C. L., appointed Colo-
nial Chaplain for Australia, by the Marquis of Nor-
manby.
Rev. John Coles, by, the Bishop of Winchester.
Lord Jocelyn, upon going or. service to India, by Lord
Uxbridge.
Captain Powell, R. N., by the Rigid Hon. the Earl of
Minto.
Lord Dunboyne, by the Marquis of Ormonde.
Lord Colborne, on being created a Peer, by Viscount
Melbourne.
Lord Portman, on his appointment as Lord Lieutenant of
the county of Somerset, by Viscount Melbourne.
Commander the Hon. Frederick Pelham, by the Earl of
Uxbridge.
Commander the Hon Jos. Denman, R.N.. by Lord Den-

man.
Hon. Robert S. Carew, by the Earl of Huntingdon.
The Rev. Wm. Temple, by Lord. John Russell.
Rev. R. Wells Whitford, Assistant Chaplain at Madras,
on his departure for India, by the Lord Bishop of Lon-
don.
Principal Haldoun, D.D., St. Mary's, St. Andrews, by
Lord Melville.
Archdeacon Venables, by the Dean of Hereford.
Rev. John Davis, by Lord Saltoun.
Rev. Robert Knox, by Viscount Northland.
Lord De Freyne, by Viscount Melbourne.
The Rev. Dr. Bowles, on being appointed Chaplain to
his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, by his Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex.
Mr. Robertson, of lashes, by Lord Glenelv.
Mr. Murray, of Broughton, by the Hon. Captain Spen-
cer, R. N.
Mr Cumming Bruce, by the Duke of Richmond.
Mr. Becher, Bengal Engineers, by Sir J. C. Hobhouse.
Mr. J. Lysaght Pennefathor, Barrister at Law, by Viseouut
Lismore.
Mr. Bernard Burke, by the Marquis of Ely.
Mr. Wright, by the Right Hon. F. Shaw.
Mr. Montgomery Martin, to present his official work on
the '° Statistics of the Colonies of the British Empire,"
by Lord Glenelg.
Mr. Hanham, by the Earl of Ilchester.
Captain Middleton, Rifle Brigade, by Colonel Brown.
Lieut.-Colonel Austen, K. H., by Lieut-General Sir T.
M'Mahon, Bart.
Mr. Davidson, High Sheriff of Northumberland, by Lord
Prudhoe.
Mr. Alexander Lambert, by Lord Oranmore.
Mr. John Forbes, by the Marquis of Winchester.
Mr. Craufurd Antrobus, by the Hon. Edward Stewart.
Mr. Greenfield, High Sheriff for Anglesea, by Lord
Granville Somerset.
Mr. Vernon, by Lord Warren Vernon.
Mr. Annesley, President of the Medical Board, Madras,
by Lieut. Gen. the Hon. Sir Robert O'Callaghan,
G. C. 8., on his return from India.
Mr. John T. Lyne, lay the Right Hon. Frederick Shaw,
M. P.

Mr. Vaughan Jackson, by the Marquis of Sligo.
Mr. W. P. Hunter, by Mr. Alexander Mackinnon, M. P.
Mr. Beech, by the Earl of Lichfield.
Mr. Sidney Smith Saunders, her Majesty's Consul at Al-
bania, by Viscount Palmerston.

K. C. B.
George Stewart Newbigging, A.M., M.D., by the Earl
of Minto.
Mr. F. Sheridan, by the Marquis of Normanby.
Mr. Heyward John St. Leger, by the lion. E. Butler,
Mr. Francis Grant. by the Marquis of Granby.
Mr. Rowley Lescelles, by Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.
Mr. Robert Forsyth Maitland, on his return from Canada,
by the Bishop of Llandeff.
Mr. Richard Bourne, Royal Dublin Militia, by Lieut.-
General Lord Bloomfield.
Mr. Straubenaee, by the Honorable Mr. Wrottesley.
Mr. T. Gisborne Knox, by Viscount Castlereagh.,
Mr. Boddington, by Lord Holland.
Lieutenant Baker, Royal Engineers, by Sir Frederick
Muleaster.
Ensign Poulett Somerset, 33d Regiment, by Lord Fitzroy
Somerset.
Major Farrant, attached to ber Majesty's Mission in Per-
sia, on his return, by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Edmund Barker Ray, by the Right Hon. Sir Henry
Hardinge, K. C. 8., M. P.
Major Marshall, 91st Regiment, on promotion, by General
Sir Ronald Fergusson.
Mr. Trafford, by the Hon. R. Bootle Wilbraham.
Mr. Hutton, on his re-appointment as Constable of Lan-
caster Castle, by Lord Lilford.
Captain Lord Clarence Paget, R.N., on promotion, by
the Marquis of Anglesey.
Captain S. Price, R.N., by Sir Robert Price Bart.
Mr. Labalmondiere, s3d Regiment, uy General Sir Ed-
ward Paget.
Mr. Nicholas P. Leader, by the Hon. Edward Butler.
Mr. Edward Lee, by Lerd Radstock.
Captain &Affray Nicholson, 99th Regiment, by Lieutenant-
Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, K. C. B.
Captain Kelso, on promotion, by latent,- Colonel Arbuth-
not, 72 Highlanders.
Captain Crosbie. 2 i Itfle Brigade, by li is father, General
Sir John Croshie, G C. B.
Captaiu Cornwallis Symonds, on embarking for New Zea-
land, by Sir William Symonds.
Captain Edwards, 9801 Regiment, by. Lieutenant- General
Anderson, C. B.
Captain Whitmore Jones, Queen's' Own, 0. Y. C., by
the Earl of Stamford.
Captain John Stadiiii'ale Hodgson, 12th Bengal Regi-
ment, by his father, General Hodgson, Colonel of the
King's 0 an Infantry.
Captain Lynan Fawcett, 55tb Regiment, by General Sir
William H. Clinton, G. U. B. and G. C. H.
Captain Martin, 76th Regiment. by Sir Byam Martin
Lieut. James S Daniell, B mgal Army, by Major- Gen.
C.B.Sleigh,
Lieut. Goodricke Fisher. Ist Bengal Regiment, by Gen.
Hodgson, Colonel, King's Own Infantry.
Dr. Robert Hendley, Stuff-Surgeon, by Gen. Callender.
Dr. Cox, on his return from Naples, by Sir Edward C.
Diabrowe.
Alderman Hyndman, of Dublin, by the Right Hon. Fre-
derick Shaw, M. P.
Mr. Sheffield Grace. Deputy-Lieutenant of the County of
Sussex, by Sir Jamca Hamilton. Bart.
Mr. Blackett, M.P. far South Northumberland, by Visa
count Howick.
Mr. James Whehle, Captain Royal Berks Militia, by his
father, Mr. Wheble.
Mr. Edgar Disney, by Viscount Maynard.
Mr. Villiers Tuthill, Que'er's Dragoori Guards, by Colonel
Sir Richard Armstrong, C. B.
Mr. Weddarhurn, 2d Li!,, Guards, by Col. Greenwood.
Major Edward Ward Diewe, by Lieut.-General Sir Colin
Halkett.
Lieut. Rodney, on hi appointment to the Scots Fusilier
Guards, by Lerd Rodney.
Lieut.-General Travers, by the Marquis of Thomond.
Captain Dolphin, Rifle Brigade, by Sir Philip Grey
Egerton, Bart.
Mr. Charles Buller, M. P., by the Right Hon. T. P.
Courtenay.
Mr. George James Knox, by Viscount Northland.
Captain W. T. Halton, 3d Royal Lancashire Militia, by
Lord Lilferd
Lieut. Fitz Hugh, Grenadier Guards, by Colonel Lambert.
Mr. Edmund Whelile, Ensign, Royal Berke Militia, by
his father, Mr. Wheble.
Mr. Charles Thomas Stanley, by his brother, Captain
Edward Stanley, R.N.
Mr. Joseph Mils e el, Yorkshire Hussars, by Earl de Grey.
Mr. Thomas by Captain the Hon. W. H.
Percy, R. N.
Mr John Taylor, British Paymaster in Hanover, by the
Right Hot, Sir Henry Parnell.
Capt. Charles Ver ker, on promotion, by Viscount Gort.
Captain Charles Seymour, Scots Fusileer Guards, on pro-
motion, by Col. Sir J.mea Hope.
Lieut.-Colonel Keartif.), on appointment to command the
Queen's Dragoon Guards, Lieut. Colonel S. Camp-
bell, C. B. H. P , Ist Foot, and Lieut.-Colonel Cooke,
C 8.. by Lord fill.
Lieut.- Colonal Paske, Madras Army, on his return from
liidia, arid Brevet-Colonel ‘Villiam Miles, Bombay
Army. by Sir John Hobliouae. Bart.
M,:jor -J. M. Stephens-en, ltfle Brigade, by Colonel
Brown, C. K.
Captain Matadi Hughes, 12th Regt. Bombay Army, by
General the Hon. Sir C. t 'olville.
Captain J. G. Richardson. Rural Marines, on return from
foreign by Col, Wiegrove, R.N.
Major B-' E. I. C. Service, by Sir Richard Jenkins,

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Mr. A. F. C,dd. 633 Regiment, by His Royal Highness
the Duke of Sussex.
Li;,ut... General Sir Peregrine Maitland, on his return
from Madras, by the Duke of Richmond.
Mr. Juho Wood, en appointm-nt as Chairman of the Ex.
cisc, by the Ch:inc,llor of the Exchequer.
Mr. Sully Flood, by Captain Sir A. Green, R. N.
Lieut.- C,lonel Schreib,.r, on promotion, by Major-Gene-
ral Sleigh, C. 8.. Inspecting General of Cavalry.
Lieut. Stuart, 32d Regiment, by Sir W. Pym.
Major Elliot, Admir4ls Sir H. Ileatheote, on returning
from Germany ; Sir J. Lawful d, on being invested with
the Older of Knight Commander of the Bath ; Lord A.
Beatielerk, on leaving the Command at Davenport, and
Sir J. A. Gordon ; Captain Julius, J. F. Newell, on
promotion, and return from the Mediterranean ; W. F.
Lapidge, on receiving permission to wear the Laurelled
Cross of San Fernando ; Waldegrave, on being ap-
pointed to the Revenge ; E. H. Scott, on promotion,
Bowles, on nomination to Companionship of the Bath ;
Commanders Halsted, Dunn, H. F. Peake, and Haul-
tain; Lieutenants C. Grey, on promotion ; T. D.
Stewart Mends, on appointment to the Blenheim ; Geo.
Snell, on appointment to the Kite ; Skipwith, J.
O'Reilly ; E. Le Melurier ; B. Haines, on return from
India; and G. Spong, on return from the West Indies,
by Lord Minto.
Major-Generals Frederick, C. 8., and Sand with, C. 13.,
on promotion, and his being appointed Companion of
the Bath ; Captains L. M`Lean, M. White on his re-
turn to India, G. A. Smith, H. Jacob, A. Tounghus-
band, J. Cooper ; Lieutenants W. Master, H. Wood-
ward, H. P. Voutes, and C E. Good, by Sir J. Hob-

house.
Messrs. Seymour Teulon, George R. Corner, and Apsley
Pellatt, by Lord John Russell.
Generals Wyndham, Sir W. Johnston on promotion,
Hull, C. 8., on promotion and appointment to Compa-
nion of the Bath, Sir Joseph Straton on being ap-
pointed Colonel of the 17th Lancers, Skadforth on
being appointed to tke Board of General Officers. Sir
J. Buchan on being appointed Colonel of the 95th Re-
giment, and Sir H. Watson on promotion; Majors
Kelly and Sprig on promotion ; by Lord Hill.
Lieutenants Riddell, Grattan, A. S. Bmit, , Haye, J. J. L.
Nicholson, on return from foreign services, by Mr. H.
Vivian.
Captain Biddulph, Lieutenant W. M. Smyth, and Messrs.
J. Farrer, and J. T. Clifton, on their appointment, by
Lord Combermere.
Captain Edward Stanley, on his promotion and return from
India, and Mr. Fielden, by Lord Stanley.
Captains Taylor and Jervis, Surrey Militia, by Lord Arden.
Caption Smith and Mr. E. Crewe, by Lieutenant-Colonel
Badceck.
Major Trevelyan, by Sir J. Maclean.
Lieutenant H. Smythe, by Lord Rodney.
Major Jasper Hall, by Admiral Sir E. Codrington.
Lieut. William Herriee, 43d Light Infantry, by Mr.
Herries.
Mr. Frederick John Morris, on his return from India, by
the Earl of Huntingdon.
Captain Trafford, King's Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, by
the Hon. Bootle Wilbraham
Lord William Thynne, by the Earl of Cawdor.
Ensign Edgar Walker, Madras Army, by Lieut.-Colonel
Sir Charles Hopkinson, C. B.
Lieut. H. C. Mules, East Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, by
Mr. E. N. Parker, M. P.
Lieut.-General Marriatt, on promotion, by the Hon.
General Lygon.
Captain Home Purvis, Grenadier Guards, by Colonel
Lambert, Grenadier Guards, on promotion.
Colonel Delap, on his appointment to the Colonelcy of Ist
Royal Surrey Militia, by Lord Arden.
Colonel Martin, on promotion, by Lord John Somerset.
Colonel Calvert, on being appointed a Companion of the
Order of the Bath, by the Earl of Limerick.
Lieutenant-Colonel Cox, Madras Army, by Major-Gene-
ral Fraser.
Colonel Sir John Milley Doyle, K. C. 8., on receiving
the Star of the Order, by the Marquis of Normanby.
Mr. Kerrison Hariey, Deputy-Lieutenant for Norfolk, by
the Right Hon. Major-General Sir Henry Hardingc,
K. C. 8., M. P.
Colonel Sir Richard Williams on being invested with the
Star of the Order of the Bath, by Major-Genernl Sir
John Savage.
Colonel Freestun, on his return from Spain, by Viscount
Palmerston.
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ork Militia, by
Colonel William BaGrneentt,soir napp
goon Guards, by RonaldintmFeenrgt
utosgtohne, smth.
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The Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery, by the
l°eturfarlaY gir Robert
Lord Chancellor.
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ale , 9Muns Light Infantry,
Mr. George H. Bainbridge, Bombay N oive Infantry, on
his marriage, by Lieut. Colonel Harvey.
Lieut.-Colonel H. R. Hartley, by Lieut.-Gen, Lord Fitz.
roy Somerset.