The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-15 00:00:00

NIGHT.

FROM THE

C/ MARCH 14.
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S ()FPI
I..uing on Sunday
mot. Orders for the Court's going into mo
less the Grand
next, the 16th instant, for -her Royal HigL%
yes ,s, lain
or d
Duchess of' Mecklenburg-Schwerin; viz. : - black or
The Ladies to wear black drt,sses, white glo
white shoes, feathers, and fans, pearls, diamon p
gold or silver oroaments.
The Gentlemen to wear black court dress, adth black
swords and buckles.
The Court to chango the mourning on Wednes. day the
19th instant; viz.:—
bons
The Ladies to wear black dresses with coloured rit ',
flowers, feathers, and ern ainents, or grey, or white drosses,
with black ribbons, flowers, feathers, and ornaments.
The Gentlemen to continue the same mourning.
And on Sunday, the 23d 2'ustant, the Court to go out of
mourning.

At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 12th day of
March, 1802—present, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Pre-
sident, the Maiqnis of Salisbury, Mr. Milner Gibson, Sir
Wm. Goodenough Hayter, Bart., .Mr. Walpole, and r.
Lowe- her Majesty raving been p leased to appoint the
Right Hon. Gilbert .Tohn, Lord Aveland, to be Lord-
Lieutenant of the county of Lincoln, his lordship this day,
took and subscribed the oath appointed to be taken there-.
upon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supremacy.
ARTnun HELPS,
FOREIGN-OVFICE, DEC, 20.
The Queen has been
graciovsly pleased to appoint Wm.
Raymond Gingell, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul at
Amoy, to be her Majesty's, Consttl at llankow.
The Queen has also been g.raciously pleased to appoint
James Mongan, Esq., to be he, r Majesty's Consul at Tien-
tain.

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n-heath, Lancashire
James Horsefield, fanner, Newt&
Angus John Mackay, surgeon, lford
David E;lwards, grocer, Liverpoof
George Do,..ld,lVilllam saddler, Newport, Eh roPshire
Goodey, publican, Dorchestxtr
John Drake, fax Chatteris, Camln idgeshire
Charles Walker, n:ariner, Goole
John Greaves, blacksmith, Wingerwortil
George Mallaby, tailor, Witten-park Iron works, Durham
Henry Lees, publican, Badly, Staffordshire
William Priest, music Bath
Philip Shenton, shoemaker, Werrivgten
Samuel Burditt, publican, Wilbarste'n
Samuel Maddock, butcher, Great BOVl'den
Wm. A. A. Knapman, innkeeper, Okehampton.
Battin Harrison, grocer, Charlbury
George Ellam, plumber, Stalybridge •
Henry Smitheringale, wheelwright, West beeping
Isaac Parker, butcher, Blackburn
Jchn Jackson, butcher, Exhall, IVarwicksi:iro
Enoch Turncock, collier, Talk- o'th'-hill, Staffordshire
Thomas Woodhouse, innkeeper, Sheffield
Lincolnshire
Charles Ulyat, baker; Crowlan:l,
Henry Ringham, builder,
Oxford-st.
James S. Dines, silver scraper,
'ace,
Northampton Old Kent-road
B. R. Watt s, zinc worker, Thirzal2,
Thomas Lillyman, brush roanufacturt'r,
David Klunkert, baker, Bale-street, StsePneY
James Lockwood, tailor, Wilby, Suffolk
-lane
Charles F. Morris, wine merchant, late meWater
John Jeffcoat, carpenter, Arabella-road,
Pi
R. Pickford, foreman to a builder, Walworth`-common
Jas. Battershall, plumber, lligh-street, Iloxte2a
Mary Anne Blinks, shoe seller, Canterbury
Wm. Gooding, farmer, Kelsale. Suffolk
-James Pullan, sh
grocer,oemer, Portinan•st, Portmanre -square
John Brewster, Bermondsey-squa.
Wm. Stapleton, dust contractor, Kensington
Richard L. Williams, farmer, Marden, Herefordshire,
Joseph llicklin, ribbon manufacturer, Sedworth
Edwin H. Hayles, builder, Southsea, Hants
Charles Tate, ironmonger, Bognor, Sussex
Henry J. Tindall, publican, Upper _Thames-street
Frank Warrall, attorney, Bentick-stveet, Marylebone
Napthalia Michelson, coffeehouse-keepc r, Liverpool 40a d,
Islington
Richard Riley, timber merchant, Ewer- st., Southwark
John W. Cole, tailor, Holborn-hill
John J. D. Oland, farmer, Grayshot, Southampton
oods, licensed victualler, High Holborn
George M. Ward, hosier, Hampstead-road
Reuben Michael, clerk, Drum-yard, Whitechapel
Samuel Brookes, jun., architict, P enge, Surrey
Joseph King, tumor, Bartholomew-close, City
Henry Mares, monumental engraver, Upper Holloway
Robert Dyson, hair dresser, Back-roe:L. Kingsland
Thomas Harper, dining room proprietor, Ilhide-street
Fredk. King, horse dealer, Nursling, Ifaiats
John Tringliam, hosier, annon-street, (.30y
Charles Lugg, painter, Plumstead
John Tart, blacksmith, Paddington
Arthur Welsford, printer, Red Cross-square, Cripplegate
Thomas J. Stubbs. attorney, Moorgate-street, City
James Fryer, baker, Fincham, Norfolk
William Brimley, carpenter, Wood-green
William Jenkins, farmer, Connington, Huntingdonshire
John B. Smith, linen and woollen draper, Sudbury
John Hawkins, sen., hotel keeper, Exeter
Nicholas Rogers, bone crusher, xeter
J. Higginson, clerk in holy orders, Thorraanby, Yorksh.
William Brough, provision dealer, Clay-cross, Derbysh.
Jeremiah Fisher, fulling miller, Osset, Yorkshire
Thomas Brabin, licensed victualler, Birkenhead
John Lloyd, joiner, Ness, Cheshire
George Whyte and William Gunn, shoe dealers, Liverpool
William Williams, farmer, Abergele, Denbighshire
William Evans, farmer, Hereford
Thomas Woolley, draper, Caverswall, Staffordshire
Joseph Vick, pin manufacturer, Birminngham
Thomas Langham. colliery mandger, Derbyshire
Richard Jenkins, jun.,coalproprietor, Trebunog Crnmer,
Glamorganshire
Charles Plaskett, jeweller, Cardiff
Thomas Field, innkeeper, Withington, Gloucestershire
Bristol
Henry Hodges, lime burner, Montpelier, „
-Cardiff
Benjamin Jefferis, iron and metal merchant,
William Aylott, carpenter, Bayswater
Joseph Samuel Hemp, tailor, Highgateßichard Hodson, secretary to an insurance office, St.
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Thomas Bruin, publican, 'West omituaeld
Edmund Heydon, carpenter, Hethe, Oxford
Michael Bown, licensed victualler, Othery, Somerset
Robert Railton, innkeeper, Carlisle
D. Thomas, hay dealer, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgansh e
.
James Heath, licensed victualler, Petersfield. Hampshir
George Bradley, builder, Kingswinford, Staffordshire
Robert Groves, grocer's assistant, Kingswinford, Stafford
John Hardy, licensed victualler, Kingswinford, Stafford
Mary Keitley, licensed victualler Shipston-on-Stour,
Worcestershire
John Simpson, huckster, Westbromwich