The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-16 00:00:00

PEERS CREATED SINCE NOVEMBER, 1830.

(The Peers created, or otherwise called to the Lords during
the Tory Administration in 1835, are marked thus#.)
1830—Henry, Lord Brougham and Vaux.
1831—G.ntgo, Earl of Mon,tcr.
Jatnes Welborn, Baron 1),,‘,-:r.
George Au;ustu Henry, Earl of Burlington.
William, Baron Panmure.
George; Baron Oakey.
George, Baron Poltimore.
Robert, Baron Wenlock. •
EdWard, Baron Mostyn.
William, Baron SPgrave.
Arthur, Baron Templemore.
William Lewis, Baron Moorhen.
Janes, Baron de &mare&
1832—Francis Godolphin, Baron Godolphin.
Charles, Baron Amesbury.
Edward Smith (commonly called Lord Stanley),
Baron Stanley.
1833—Charles Canis, Baron Western.
1834—Thomas, Baron Denman.

John William (commonly called Viscount Duncan,
non), Baron Duncannon.
1835—*James, Baron Abinger.
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'Philip Charles, Baron De L'lsle and Dudley.

*Charles, Viscount Canterbury.
*Alexander, Baron Ashburton.
Charles, Baron Glenelg.
Edward John, Baron Hatherton.
John, Baron Strafford.
1836—Charles Christopher, Baron Cottenham.
Henry, Baron Langdale.
1837—Edward Berkeley, Baron Portman.
Thomas Alexander, Baron Lovat.
William, Baron Bateman.

Thomas William, Earl of Leicester.
ENGLISH PEERS WHO HAVE BEEN ADVANCED IN THE I'EEIt-

AGE SINCE NOVEMBER, 1830.

1831—Robert, Earl Grosvenor, created Marquis of West-
minster.
Robert Dundas, Viscount Duncan, created Earl of
Camperdown.
Thomas William, Viscount Anson, created Earl of
Lichfield.
1833—George, Marquis of Stafford, created Duke of
Sutherland.
William Henry, Marquis of Cleveland, created Duke
of Cleveland.
John George, Baron Durham, created Earl of Dur-
ham.
John Frederick, Viscount Goderich, created Earl
of Ripon.

Granville, Viscount Granville, created Earl Granville.
1837.—Kenneth Alexander, Baron Howard, created Earl
of Effingham.
Thomas, Baron Ducie, created Earl of Dude.
Charles, Baron Yarborough, crested Earl of Yar-
borough.
PEERS (BY COURTESY) SUMMONED TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS
BY WRIT IN ONE OF THEIR FATHER'S BARONIES SINCE
NOVEMBER, 1830.
183.2—Francis, Marquis of Tavistock. summoned as Baron
Howland.
Henry, Earl of Uxbridge, summoned as Baron Paget.
Harry, Lord Grey, summoned as Baron Grey of
Groby.
1835--*George Charles, Earl of Breekuock, summoned as

Baron Camden.
IRISH PEERS WHO HAVE BEEN CREATED PEERS CF THE

UNITED KINGDOM, SINCE NOVrMBER, 16:10

I '63l—Arthur James, Earl of Fingall, created B Fingal!.
William Philip, Earl 'of Sefton, Created 134r0n Sefton.
Nathaniel, Earl of Leitrim, treated Baron Clement.
Thomas, Marquis of Headfort,created Baron Kenlis.
John Chambre, Earl of Meath, created Baron Cha-
worth.
George James, Earl Ludlow, created Baron Ludlow.

Francis, Lord Howden, created Baron Howden

Valentine, Lord Cionourry, created Baron Cloncurry.
63.5--*Williana, Lord Fitzgerald and Vesey, created
Baron Fitzgerald...
Archibald, Earl of Gosford, created Baron Wor-
lingbani.
1837—William, Earl of Cbarlemont, created Baron Charle-

mont.
SCOTCH PEERS CREATED PEERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

SINCE NOVEMBER, 1830.

1831—William, Earl of Erroll, created Baron Kilmarnock.
William Fox, Lord Kiunaird, created Baron Rossie.
Archibak7, arlof CasiN;Citiafed Marqui.c
JOhn, E4art Of -Bi-eadalbane,' iireafcd Marquis or
Bre4dalbane.

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Ggol'ke,r,gail cif Dunni,,re,ereatcd 'Baron Dunmore.
• Robert, Lord .Belba% en, created Thron Hamilton.
1832L-•Lucius, ViseoUnt Y4alkland, &eat ed
.Baron Hunsdon.
1833--Clarles, Marquis of Quecusberry, created Baron
Solway.' ' ,
1837—James Henry„ Duke 'of Rox,burglie, created Earl
of Innes.—Observer.

The Countess of Bridgewater has arrived at the
seat of Mr. Tatton Egerton, in Cheshire.

The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint
Messrs. Kitching and Abud, of Conduit-street, jewellers in
ordinary to her Majesty.
Dispatches from the Earl of Gosford, Governor of
the Canadas, were received on Saturday, at the Colonial
Office. . .

His Excellency the French Athbassador gave an ele-
gant dinner at Manchester House on Saturday last to Mon-
sieur and Madame Tricoupi, and other Foreign Ministers
and their Ladies.

The Field-Marshal and Viscountess l)eresford ar-
rived in Cavendish-square on Saturday afternoon, from
Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells.
Her Majesty has signified her intention of becom-
ing godmother to the infant daughter of Lady Ashley, sis-
ter to Earl Cowper.—Observer.
Mr. Willman's illness has taken a favourable turn,
and his medical attendants consider him out of danger.
The nobleman whose separation from his lady was
mentioned a short time since is said to be a Noble Earl
who succeeded to his maternal grandfather's title, and who
is second son of a British peer of immense wealth. It is
said that friends on both sides, anxious to prevent the pub.
lie exposure of very painful family difference,,, are exerting
themselves to prevent the intentions of his Lordship from
being carried into effect ; but great difficulties seem to pre-
sent themselves, and to prevent their laudable intentions.—
Observer.