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No. 12,102.

TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.
j.OST, a BILL of EXCHANGE at six
A months for 5,0001., dated 31st May last, and drawn
by H. Palmer on the advertiser, who has accepted the
same, payable at Messrs. Glynn's. Whoever will bring
the same, or give information so that it may be recovered,
are requested to apply to W. P, Knight, Esq. solicitor,
Lancaster-place, Waterloo-bridge.

THE MASSACRE AT NEWTOWNBARRY.

( From the Wexford Independent.)
NEW T 0 TVNBARRY, JUNE 20,

I arrived here at six o'clock yesterday evening. I
never witnessed such a scene as presented itself, on my
visiting the houses of the wounded and dead. The number
wounded is about 30, and killed, about 15. As I passed
the pound, where the bloody scene took place, the dykes
were actually filled with blood. This is not exaggerated.
N is at the head of the Enniscorthy
Yeomanry—his threats at the election were fully brought
into execution, for he " purpled the road with the people's
blood." Captain King acted in the most humane manner
—he not only fired his own pistol in the air, but most
positively ordered his men not to fire. The yeomanry
from Myshall, Newtownbarry, Scarawalsh, and Ennis-
corthy, attended. James Dillon, a Newtownbarry police-
man, states, in the most positive manner, tbat there was
not any inclination on the part of the people to rescue the
cattle, end that lie actually saved the lives of Richard Cos-
grove, Terence O'Brien, W. Nicholson, and others, whose
names be cannot recollect. Evidence will appear at the
Inquest this day to implicate Graham, the Newtownbarry
Yeomanry Captain and Magistrate. Major Irvine declared
on Saturday that the Rv. Mr. M Clintock was subject
to a civil action if he sold the cattle on Saturday, being
one day beyond the regular notice required by law. De-
tachments of the Fusileers are hourly arriving here, but
everything is now perfectly quiet. There were three
women mortally wounded, one of whom only survived till
eight o'clock in the evening : her name was Mary Mul•
roney, a pregnant woman, and mother of six small
children—she lived at Mountfin. A statement of facts
have been forwarded to Government calling for an inves-
tigation. Friday being a fair-day, the market was very
thinly attended on Saturday, there nst being more than
one-half the number that usually attend on market days.
Observe, the tithes for which the cattle were to be sold
are not due till November. but when the composition took
place the Rev. Mr. M'Clintock pleaded poverty, and re-
quested the people to give him half-a-year's tithe in ad-
vance, and that he would allow it to them, but which
promise he never fulfilled. When Captain King would
not allow his men to fire, Graham accused him of not
doing his duty. You have as much materials as I could
collect up to this moment (eight o'clock.)
TEN O'CLOCK.-1 have just learned the following par-
ticulars:—On Friday, the 10th inst., the cattle of Mr.
Patrick Doyle, of Tombrick, were seized, by order of
parson M'Clintock, for tithe, which would not be due
until November next, and were to be sold on Saturday,
the 18th instant, at twelve o'clock. Previous to the day
of' sale, an order was sent by Captain Graham (a yeo-
manry Captain, agent to Lord Farnham, and magistrate
of this county), to the different yeomanry Captains, to
have their corps fully equipped, and furnished with sixty
rounds of ball-cartridge, and to be in Newtownbarry early
on Saturday morning. At nine o'clock on that day they
arrived in town, as also several divisions of police from
their various stations ; and at twelve o'clock the cattle
were driven from the pound to the market-place in order
to be disposed of. After remaining some time, and no
auctioneer appearing to sell, a report went among the
people that " all" was settled, and the cattle were seen
to move off down the town, but not in the custody of any
persons directly or indirectly. They appeared to go on
towards the owner, Mr. Doyle, followed by the people,
through curiosity. Upon the return of many of the people
into the town, they met the police, beaded by Capt. King,
marching at a quick pace in the direction which the cattle
had taken; the people returned with them, when word
was immediately given to the police to halt, and prime and
load with ball-cartridge. They then crossed the road on
the opposite side, leading to Enniscorthy, and opposite to
the pound, and took their station in a field, where they re-
mained for a few minutes, when they again took to the
road, followed the cattle, and turned them to the pound,
accompanied by Capt. Graham, who had followed the police
before they overtook the cattle ; and having left them in their
possession he (Capt. Graham) galloped with all steed
into town, and immediately returned towards the pound,
accompanied by the entire yeomanry force, consisting of
four corps. Upon this the murderous party halted before
the pound, drawn up in line, with fixed bayonets. The
people standing on the ditch shouted, and some stores
were pitched at the rear of the yeomanry. The cattle
were ordered out of the pound to be again offered for sale.
No resistance whatever was offered—no inclination on the
part of the people to oppose the sale; but, on the contrary,
the parties immediately unconnected with the seizure
were most anxious the sale should go on. The yeomanry
moved in the direction of the town, some few yards from
the pound, when an order was given by Captain Graham
to fire upon the unoffending people, when instantly a mur-
derous and destructive fire touk place ; and this Graham
was heard to say to the yeomen—fire, and the firing lasted
several minutes, when, horrible to relate, fourteen persons
were killed, and nearly thirty dangerously wounded, the
most of whom are not expected to survive. The yeo-
manry were not content to fire in line on the body of the
people, but took both sides of the road, right and left, and
deliberately shot every man that appeared in the field.

Newtownbarry, Three o'clock.

At twelve o'clock the Magistrates, accompanied by R.
Greene, Esq., from the Castle, entered into a private in-
vestigation at Ralph's hotel. Up to this moment all the
evidence is in favour of the people. The following Ma-
gistrates are in attendance :—The High Sheriff, Rev. Z.
Cornock, John H. Talbot, James Talbot, Thomas Walker,
Lord Stopford, John N. Nunn, John G. Richards, John
Derinzy, Thomas Derinzy, Thomas James, A. Jacob,
Robert Owen, George St. George Irvine, and John Beau-
man, Esqrs.

THE INQUEST.
At eleven o'clock Captain Huson, Coroner, arrived at
the Court-house, when the following Jury, consisting of
six Protestants and six Catholics, were sworn :
Messrs. Nicholas Browne, foreman ; Stephen Radcliffe,
Lewis Moore, John Young, Richard West, Wm. Lewis,
Edward Moore, Thomas Barker, Mich. Dunne, Willi im
Cummerford, Miles Doyle, and James Redmond.
James Rogan, father to William Rogan, the yeoman
who was shot, sworn--said that he lived at Kilbride,
parish of Barragh ; saw his son shot on Saturday last.
The Coroner then directed the Jury to inspect the body
of Wm. Rogan ; the deceased received a ball over the
right eye, which passed through the left temple—about 14
years old.
The body of Thomas Waters was also examined by
the Jury. Dr. Hyde attended to explain the nature of the
wounds. The boy was shot through the right breast, the
ball coming out under the left shoulder.

The inquest was then adjourned to four o'clock. The
Coroner would not proceed, till all the bodies were brought
for the inspection of the Jury—seven are at this moment
lying at the Court-house.

KILLED-Andrew M'Donald, James Neil, Stephen
Whitty, Michael Doyle. Thomas Butler, Miles Dillon,
James Doyle, Philip Redmond, Patrick Leary, Mary
Mulroney, William Rogan, James Watters, A. Child, '
Leary.
WouNnED—Paul Kean, Patrick Laless, Captain John
B! owne, Hugh Cleary, Adam Murphy, Michael Connors,
Mary Ryan, John Byrne, John Doyle, Lawrence Fitzpa-
trick, Patrick Jourdon, John Doyle, Michael Shanahan
John Doyle, James Gorman, Denis Carroll, James Mur-
phy, Patrick Kavanagh, Bridget Foley, John Myler, J.
Byrne, Patrick Soy, and Thomas Nicholson.
Many of the above are not expected to survive this day,
but all very dangerously wounded.
We cannot speak in terms sufficiently commendatory
of the benevolent conduct of the Rev. Mr. Cholmondele;-,
and his truly amiable lady. On hearing the melancholy
news nothing could equal their distress of mind, they re.
paired to the fatal spot and with that charity, and humane
and tender feeling which has ever distinguished them,
they visited the abodes of woe, ordered blankets to cover,
and linen to tie up the wounds of the butchered people ;
on Sunday they had three physicians engaged and sent to
visit the wounded in all the neighbouring parishes, at-
lording them every medical assistance. Mrs. C.holmondeley
has been unremitting in her attentions to these poor crea-
tures, administering the necessary relief herself.

LONDON, SATURDAY

THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM.

Her Majesty held !ler last Drating:rbott for the staSon yeg
terday at the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Guard of Honour was taken from the regiment of Royal
horse Guards, and was attended by their band in state uniform;
the band of the King's Guard also mounted their state dresses.
The Yeoman Guard occupied the Guard-room, and the Honour-
able Corps Of Gentlemen Pensioners litied the Presence Chamber.
A little before two o'clock their Royal nightiesSe§ the Mice
and Duchess of Gloucester came with their suite in state in
three carriages, attended by Colonel Higgins, Sir H. Douglas,
and Lady J. Thsnne, escorted by a party of the Royal Horse
Guards. Soon after the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by his
Serene Highness the Prince of Leinengen, attended by Lady
Charlotte St. Maur and Sir John Conroy, came in state in two
carriages, escorted by a party of the Royal Horse Guards.
Their Majesties entered the State Rooms about two o'clock,
attended by their Officers of State. Earl Howe attended the
Queen as Lord Chamberlain. Mr. Shoemack and the rest of the
Queen's Pages were in attendance on her Majesty; and Mr.
liaise, the State Page, attended the King.
Their Majesties were accompanied by—
The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, the Duchess of Kent,
the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duchess of Cambridge,
the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Saxe Weimar and her son
Prince 'William, the Prince of Leinengen, the Princess Augusta,
the Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, Prince George of Cumber-
land, Prince Georgeof Cambridge, the Princess Augusta of Cam.
bridge, and the Duke of 13runswick. _ _ .

Ai the Entree Assembly the following had the honour of being
presented to the Queen :
General Bode, by Count Matuszevie, the Russian Minister.
Don Salvador de Zea Bermudez, First Secretary to the Spanish
Embassy at Paris, by the Chevalier de Zea Bermudez, the Spanish
Minister.

Monsieur Moreno, Charge d'Affaires, from Buenos Ayres, by
Sir Robert Chester, Majesty's Master of the Ceremonies.
The Netherlands Ambassador and Madame Falek, Princess
Lieven, the Austrian Ambassador, the Spanish Minister and
Madame Bermudez, the Swedish Minister and Countess Bjorn.
stjerna, Baroness Bulow (the lady of the Prussian Minister), the
Neapolitan Minister and Countess Ludolff; the Sardinian,
Danish, and Wirtemberg Ministers; the Buenos Ayrean and
Brazilian Charge d'Affaires; Count Matuszevic, Envoy Extra-
ordinary frotn Russia; Count Hardenberg, Grand Master of
Hanover ' • Monsieur Bourke, Secretary to the Danish Minister ;
the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President, the Secretary of State
for the Colonial Department, the President of the Board of Con-
trout, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Lord Chamberlain,
the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the
Stole, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pen—
sioners, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Commander of
the Forces, the Deputy Great Chamberlain, the Vice-Chamber-
lain, the Treasurer of the Household, the Secretary of State for
Ireland, Viscount Combermere, Gold Stick in Waiting; Mr.
Baron Garrow, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, the Master of
the Ceremonies, the Clerk Marshal, and Garter King of Arms.
St. John's Day being a Collar-day, the Knights of the various
Orders wore their respective

—fiielsuke of Brunswick had a long audience of tile King.
The following were present at the general Drawing Room
DUKES—Northumberland, Wellington, Argyll, Richmond,
Leinster.

DUCHESSES--Northumberland., de Dino, Richmond.
MA RQUlSSES—Downshire, Hertford, Camden, Bristol,
Sligo, Bath, Bute,
MARCHIONESSES—Lansdowne, Thomond, Downshire,
Winchester, Cholmondeley.
EARLS—Jersey, Clarendon, Gosford, Aboyne, Macclesfield,
Wilton, Amherst, Home, Haddington, Portarlington, Craven,
Hardwicke, Newburgh, Aylestord, Mulgrave, Mexborough,
Kilmorey, Dartmouth, Normanton, Courtown.
COUNTESSES—Jersey, Belfast, Clarendon, Wilton, Mexbo.
rough, Amherst, Dartmouth, Aylesford, Hardwicke, Hadding.
ton, Newburgh, Mulgrave, Dowager Guilford, Dowager Chi-
chester, Normanton, Albemarle.
VISCOUNTS—FaIkIand, Granville, Duncan, Ebrington, Stor.
mont, Cole, Acheson, Pollington, Dunlo, Tumour, Dungarvan.
VISCOUNTESSES—Duncan, Stormont, Eastnor, Fitzharrls,
Hood.

LORDS—Erskine, F. Gower, F. Fitzclarence, A. Fitzcla-
rence, Stafford, C. Townshend, Walsinghana, A. Lennox, Col-
ville, Strathaven, G. Somerset, Wallace, Louth, Colchester,
Eastnor, C. Wellesley, E. Thynne, Grantley, Morpeth, Napier,
Kennedy Teynham, De Tabley, Douro.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir S. Shepherd, C. Grant, Sir
C. Robinson, Lady Louth.
HONOUIt ABLES— Mrs. Warneford, Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. N.
Lane, Mrs. Hood, A. Trevor, Mrs. S. Mackenzie, Mrs. Trevor,
Mrs. W. Fraser, Mrs. Mason, Lieutenant H. Keppel, R.N.,
Major-General W. Stuart, G. Fortescue, Miss Cavendish, Mrs.
Greville, Rev. H. D. Erskine, Mrs. H. Murray, Rev. H. Watson,
Thomas Vesey, W. H. Leicester, Mts. Heathcote, Lady Turner,
Miss Lambton, Mr. Westenra, M.P., Mrs. Westenra, Mrs. Paken-
ham, Mr. Bloomfield, Mr. West, Mrs. West, and Miss West.

Judge Garrow.
BAIIONS—De Bode, Linsingen, Count C. De Danneskiold
Samsoe. Mr. Serjeala Taddy. The Bishop of Rochester.
REV. DOCTORS—Jones, Lardner. Dr. Whitelaw Ainslie.
LADlES—Durham, Strathavon, Johnston, Watson, Fre-
derick Watson, George Martin, . Wynn, Saltoun, Teynham,
Charlotte Denison, Frederick Fitzclarence, Carr, S. Amherst,
F. Leveson Gower, Glenlyon, Annabella Ramsden, Stopford,
Mary Stopford, Elizabeth Stopford, Dalrymple, Charlotte Lane
Fox, Wilmington' Marybrother, Herries, Dowager Langford,
Darell, Graham, Strange, Wilder, Rodney, G. Needham, A
Needham, Waterpark, English, Augusta Cotton, Nugent, Mild-
may, Philips, L. Smith, S. Hotham, M'Gregor, A. Baird, Burke,
May, Folkes, Kennedy, C. N. Grenville, G. Somerset, Charlotte
Berkeley, G. Cumming, Scott, E. Strathavon, Stafford, Macken-
zie, S. Murray, Phillips, Shelley, Ongley, C. Townshend, M.
Walpole, M. Williams, Ann Coke, M. Stephenson, Sherburne,
Hope, Ravensworth, Augusta Tavel, Burrell, Forbes, Wedder-
burne,l Eliott, Isabella Blachford, Walsingharn, Inailby, Char-
lotte Bury, Clare, M. Stanley, Strachan, Sarah Savil, Celia Un-
derwood, Wale, Leighton, Grantley, Mountford, E. M'Gregor,
North (two) Hunter.
MISTRESSES—D. Griffith, B. Hutchinson, William A. Nes-
bitt, Parnther, Methuen, Sotheron, Estcourt, Thistlethwayte,
General Butler, J. Thompson, It. Walpole, H. Earle, Colonel
Maclaine, Stuart, A. Ponsonby, Harvey, Delme, It. Musgrave,
Manners Sutton, Milman, Smith, H. Napier F. P. Bouverie, B.
Mathew, Stanley, Hanmer, W. Watson, Napier,
Goring,
Dundas, Eyre, Hanbury, Annesley, Newdegate, Brander, W,
Pendarves, Dick, Nowell, Lowth, Burton, H. Salwey, F. P
Bouverie, Tennyson, G. Stoner, B. Reynardson, Yorke, Asshe-
ton Smith, Forbes, Marsden, H. Fitzroy, W. Dehanv, M. Scott,
Bethell, G. Morgan, F. B. Fsteourt, Lawley, ROttley, H.
Simson, V. Smith, Colonel Hughes, W. Dashwood, Shipley, C.
G. Wynne, C. F. Williams, Throckmorton, Sanford, Hudson,
Brandling, B. Price, C. Pemberton, Meynell, W. Lane Fox,
Brown, Colonel Barrington, Drummond, Purcell G. Wyndham,
Severn, Stanley Cary, Swettenham, B. Capel, Case, Williams,
A. Morgan, W. Miles' Colonel Colston, Sotheron, Whitby, C. B.
Challoner, G. Loftus, G. Smith, G. W. Tobin, . Lewis, Ken.
nedv, A. Stackpoole, Stephens.
MISSES--Rosemary Nesbitt, Gent, H. Gent, Augusta Cotton,
Paulet, Janet Johnstone, Wilder, Bentinck, H. M. de Grey,
Winnington, CatheriueYorke, Charlotte Lowth, Darell, Murray,
Holloway, Anne Holloway, Rosa Butler, H. Shelley, Strange,
M. Shelley, Yorke, M. Macgregor, B. Reynardson. B. Mathew,
Fitzroy, Mellish, Bethell, A. Brander, Mackintosh, Murray,
S. Inge, Dowdeswell, Blake, M. H. Maxwell, Brander, Rose,
Annesley, Walpole, E. Rote, Hood, Scott, Henrietta Kemys
Tynte, Warneford, Ottley, A. Ottley, G. Yorke, J. Kenrick,
Horrocks, H. Murray, C. Jerningharn, De Grey, Ongley, Talbot,
J. Talbot, Cotes, G. Barrington, Dundas, Shipley, F. Brandling,
Ashburner, Tavel, Burrell, A. Morgan, M. Brandling, C. Gore,
A. Stanley, E. Stanley, Hamer, G. Byrne, S. Murray, Byrne,
Arundel!, Stuart, A. Stanley, Heys, G. Vausittart, Cooke, R.
Gore, J. Cooke, S. Walpole, Webb, Watkins, E. D. Irvine, F.
Perceval, S. Lowth, Shelley, Delme, L. Irvine, Tollemache,
Tobin, Hunter, Severn, Case, Stackpoole, Wale, Dawson, Hope,
Milnes, Strachan, Rowley, J. and C. Pole Carew, C. Tennyson,
Thompson, Forbes, Thistlethwayte, Simson.
SIRS—E. Kerrison, J. Astley, t Douglas, A. Barnard, G.
Robinson, It. B. Phillips, T. Jones, F. Mackenzie, A. Johnston,
J. Hanmer, S. Shepherd, J. Stanley, E. Hayes, Bart., H. Webb,
C. Burrell, G. Bampfylde, D. Scott, W. Ingilby, R. Hunter,
H. Williamson, F. Watson, G. Staunton, C. Morgan, J. J. Dillon,
J. Mackintosh, W. Ellett, W. Beechey, M. Clare, W. Folkes,W,
G. Cumming, T. E. Winnington, W. Herries, T. Strange, J,
Sewell, 0. Gibbes, W. Burrowes, G. Philips, Bart., D. Baird, C.
Lemon, G. Rose, J. Macgregor, E. M. Macgregor, G. Nayler
(Garter), J. Beckett.
MESSIEURS—Darby Griffith, J. Fairlie, Parnther, Estcourt,
Braddvll, Lowndes, B. Balfour, Denison, D. Browne, Oldmixon,
T. F. kennedy, M.P., S. Cary, Hunter, P. E. Freke, M. Elton,
Henry Fitzrok, T. 0. Gascoyne, Edward Candler, Steuart, M.P.,
-I;ighaed Mayne, Dehany, Marsden,Bury Hutchinson, Stanley,
13. fatie Alexander Logan, Head, Lawley, Fraser (of Lovat),
'Parr' er,'E. Braddyll, Kelly, Peach, M.P., George Forbes,
Hicks • each, Barrington Price, Mount, M.P.' Smith, Frederick
Dundas, Mayne, J. Somers. Cox, Ta.bot, Dutton, Meynell, Malt.
land, C. G. Wynne, M.P.,W.H. C. Plowden, Nowell, M.P., Th rock -
morton, H. W. Pickersgil, It. A., Sackville Lane Fox, Singleton,
Hudson, M.P. John Wynne, M.P., Dick, Newton Lane, Charles
J. Bennett, M.P., Thomas Staner, S. R. Jarvis, John Towneley,
Thomas Somers Cocks, Baring Wall, Tennyson, Assheton Smith
Agar Robartes, R. Abercrombie, Augustus Craven, Adeane,M.P ,
Purcell, J. Poynder, Isted, J. C. Dowdeswell, 0. Bateman, Pon-
sonby, J. M. Arnott, W. Lewis, Severn, M.P., Lubbock, C.
Towneley, O'Brien, S. Cary, Coke, M.P., L. T. Watkins, Felix
Bedingfield, William Rose, Henry Vansittart, I'. P. Courtenay,
Edward Heneage, Adolphus Turner, Frederick, R. West,
Thomas Gladstone, Penrhyn, Evelyn, M. Maxwell, Planta,
Wynne Pendarves, Phillip Howard, B. Challoner, George Loftus,
Wm.' Craufurd, Mellish, 'f. Bucknall Estcourt, A. Morgan, Ty-
rell, Robt, Palmer, Ramsden, Myddleton Biddull h, Newdegate,
Jelt, Audrien d'Epinay, Heathcote, Alexander Spiers, Goring,
Smith, Augustus Liddell, Bligh, Moreton Dyer, Cottrell, Charles
Knox, Richd. Wilbraham, I'. Andrew, Hamilton Earle, Henry
Rich, , Inge, Oldmixon, Thewles, R. B. Brander, Courtenay,
Culling Smith, Macdougall, Hanbury, Sinclair, Hildeyard-Ten-
nyson, Craven, Wm. Lane Fox, ( laude Hunter, Thos. S. bun-
combe, M.P., Forbes, M.P., Swettenham, Roche, Ramsbottom,
M.P., Wm. Fraser, Farrer, E. Petre; Thos. Dundas, W. Hughes
Hughes, M.P., H. Cholmondeley, H. Westenra, M.P., Maxwell,
Isaac L Goldsmid, Corbally, Compton, Sanford, lioldsworth,
L. Mackenzie, Wyatt Edgell, Adams, W. Miles, Howard, H.
Simpson, Lawley, Liddell, Wood, M.P., F. Cox, Francis Scott.
REVEREND MESSIEURS—R. W. Jelf, C. E. Dering, J. G.
Connell, D. S. Stone, H. Bayntum, R. Walpole, G. P. Bouverie,
N. Grenville, W. J. Moore, G. Burnaby, E. W. Edgell, E.
Evans, J. Penfold, M. Proby, E. Champness, E. S. Pearce, W.
Cooper, J. Hole, R. Musgrave, D. C. Delafosse, W. Hawkins.
li. Harvey.
The following were presented to their Majesties :
Lady Augusta Cotton, by Viscountess Keith
Miss Gent, by the Countess of Belfast
The Right Hon. Sir Samuel Shepherd, by Earl Howe
Mrs. Methuen, by Lady Mildmay
Miss H. Gent, by the Countess of Belfast
Miss Augusta Cotton, by her mother, Lady Augusta Cotton
Capt. Craigie, R.N., by the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood
1a
Lady Anne Baird, by the Countess of Newburgh
Sirs. Charles
E. Fred.
Winnington,Williams,
Lady May, by Lady Chambers
Lady Wale, by the Countess of Hardwicke
rs. Bury Hutchinson, by Lady Sewell
Mrs. S
be her
tthe mother,
count the Dowager
slloofwyage CarlisleLadyr
sB ed ngti e Id
Williams,
by Viscount
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Melbourne
sir T. Strange„late Chief Justice of Madras, by the Earl Hard-
wicke
Mr. Henry Fitzroy,on his
_ marriage, by the Duke of Grafton
lady Kennedy, by
the Countess of Newburgh
Lady
Shelley, by Lady Sophia Sidney
Mr. Edward Braddyll, by Admiral Sotheron
Lady Walsingham by Lady Charlotte •
Lady , N. Greville
WinningtonMrs.Drummond, by Lady Imhoff
(Melfont) by
Lady Willoughby d'Eresby
Srsi William Eliott Bart ,by the Duke of Devonshire
Lady Sarah sayia
, by the Countess of Mexborough
Sir J. J. Dillon, Knight and Baron Holy Roman Em
sir William Gordon Cumming, by'
the Duke of Sussex
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Lady Darell, by. her aunt, the Lady Colville
Lady Strange, by the Countess of Hardwicke
iscount Ebrington, by Sir George Bampfylde, Bart
Viscount rollington by the of s e Earl Calecton

VENING: UkE 2b, 1841.

Williams
Mr. Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, by Sir James Hamlyn
Mr. Benjamin Oliviera, by Lieut.-Colonel S. Hughes
Mrs. tarrington Price, by the Countess of Dartmouth
J: Arhett; by the Hon. AUgustus Cavendish Bradshaw
The Countess of MeAbotongh; bY Pre; Conntes of Hardwicke
The Countess of Dartmouth, by the Lady SherbOin
Sir Tyrwhit Jones, by Lord Hill
Sir George Robinson, by the Earl of Essex
Mr. Isted, by General Grosvenor
Countess of Aylesford, by the Countess Dowager of Warwick
Sir FranciA Macicenzie, by. the Right Hon. Charles Grant
Mr. Wyndham Levis, by thh Eatl of Pomfret
Mrs. C. Pemberton, by the Countess of Yalinotith
Mrs. Stephens, by the Marchioness of Thomond
Miss Shelley, by her mother, Lady Shelley
Mrs. Kennedy, by the Marchioness of Lansdowne
Mrs. Newdegate, by the Countess of Hardwicke
Anne Countess of Newburgh, by the Dow. Duchess ofßichmond
Mrs. Ashburner Morgan, by Lady Charles Rowley
Mrs. Wyndham Lewis, by the Countess of Clarendon
Sir David Scott, by Marquis Wellesley
Sir Frederick Watson, by Viscount Beresford
Lady Alicia Needham, by Lady Harriet Williams Wynn
Mrs. Richard Ottley, by Lady Ongley
Miss Strange, by her mother, Lady Strange
Mrs. Whitby, by the Hon. Mrs. Pole Carew
Mr. Kennedy, M.P. by the Duke of Argyll
Mrs. Win. Miles' by the Countess of Scarborough
Mrs. Purcell, by Lady Rossmore
Sir Charleg Burrell, by the Earl of Egremont
Mrs. H. Fitzroy, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs. Beauclerk
Mr. A. Craven, on his appointment to his Majesty's Mission at
Naples, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Purcell, by the Earl of Fingal!
Earl of Aylesford, by Earl Howe
Mr. Dutton, by Earl Howe
Mr. Meypell, by Sir George Martin
Mr. Maitland, Sheriff of Brecon, by Colonel Wood
Miss Amelia D'Arcy Irvine, by the Hon. Mrs. Trevor
Miss Watkins, by Lady Mary Hamlyn Williams
Miss Louisa g7anley, by Lady Maria Stanley
Miss Keys, by the Countess Amherst
Miss Byrne, by the Marchionoss Wellesley
Miss Arundel], by Lady Tichborne
Miss Margaret Shelley, by her mother, Lady Shelley
Miss Catherine York, by the Hon. Mrs. Pole Carew
Miss Winnington, by her mother, Lady Winnington
Miss Georgiana Byrne, by the Marchioness Wellesley
Lady Wilder and Miss Wilder, by Lady Sewell
Miss Holloway, by the Countess Stanhope
Lord Wallace, by the Marquis of Bristol
Viscountess Eastnor, by the Countess of Hardwicke
Lady Clare, by Lady Wynford
Mr. Parnther, by the Marquis of Salisbury
Viscount Dungarvan, on his marriage, by the Marquis of Clan-

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Lord Walsingham, on coming to the title
Lady Maria Stanley, by Mrs. Pole Carew
Lady Augusta Tavel, by Lady Isabella Blachford
Lady Forbes, by the Countess of Clarendon
Mr. Peach, H.P. for Truro, by the Earl of Eldon
Lady Gordon Cumming, by Lady Charlotte Bury
Lady Sarah Murray, by Lady George Murray
Lady Mackenzie, by Lady Saltoun
Viscount Dunlo, by the Earl of Albemarle
Lord Colchester, by Lord Colville
Mr. Head, (Deputy Knight Marshal) by Lord Somerville
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Lady Eliott, by the Duchess of Gordon
Lady E. Folkes, by the Countess of Errol
Lord Eastsor' by the Earl of Hardwicke
Mr. Fraser of Lovat, by Lord St Word
Lady Charles Townshend, by Lady Margaret Walpole
Lady Wale, by the Countess of Hatchvicke
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Mr. Throckmorton, by the Duke of Norfolk
Lady Scott, by the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury
Lady (Lionel) Smith, by Lady Dufferin
Lady Burrell, by the Countess of Munster
Mr. George Loftus ,by Lord Charles Townshend
Lady Ge • rgiana Needham, by Lady Harriet Williams Wynn
Mr. Thomas Somers Cocks, by the Rt. Hon. Reginald Pole Carew
Countess of Mulgrave, by Lady Ravensworth
Mr. John Poynder, by the Earl of Munster
The Earl of Mexborough, by the Earl of Caledon
Mr. Dehany, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. John C. Dowdeswell, by Lieut-General Sir George Anson
Earl of Dartmouth, by Lord Sherborne
Mr. Adeane, M.P. by Sir John Stanley
Rev. Edward Champness, by Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart.
Rev. Saxby Penford, by the Bishop of London
Rev. Robert Walpole, by the Earl of Orford
Mr. Planta, by the Duke of Wellington
Lord C. Townshend, by Viscount Sydney
Mr. A. Lagon, by the Duke of Gordon
Rev. David Smith Stone, by the Hon. the Champion Dymoke
Rev. Henry Bayntum, by Mr. Geo. Watson Taylor, M.P.
Rev. Gustavus Burnaby, Chaplain to the Duke of Cambridge
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Mrs. Delme, by the Countess of Albemarle
Hon. Augusta Ponsonby, by the Countess of Jersey
Miss Jane Talbot, by Mrs. Lawley
Miss Talbot, by Mrs. Lawley
Miss Coates, by Lady Maria Cotes
Miss C. Jerningham, by Lady Staflbrd
Miss Harriett Murray, by Lady Sarah Murray
Miss Augusta Cotton, by her mother, Lady Augusta Cotton
Miss Isabella Kenrick, by the Countess of Lonsdale
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Miss Hood, by her mo her, the Hon. Mrs. Hood
Miss Brander, by her mother' Mrs. Brander
Miss Ashburner Morgan, by Mrs. Ashburner Morgan
Miss Ashburn( r, by her mother, Lady Forbes
Miss A. Stanley, by Lady Maria Stanley
Miss Tavel, by Lady Augusta Tavel
Miss Dowdeswell, by Mrs. Bethel!
Miss Burrell, by the Countess of Munster
Miss Murray, by the Countess of Mansfield
Miss Susan Inge, by Lady Graham
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Miss Blake, by Lady Johnston
Miss Annesley, by Mrs. Annesley
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Miss Mellish, by Lady Edward Thynne
Miss M. Macgregor, by Lady E. M. Macgregor
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Miss Simpson, by the Dowager Countess of Newcastle
Miss Forbes, by her mother, Lady Forbes
Lady C. Berkeley, by the Dowager Duchess of Richmond
Lady Macgregor, by the Duchess of Gordon
Mr. L A. Mackenzie, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. B. Balfour, by Lordi Goderich
Mr. Liddell, by Earl Howe
Mr. Dominick Browne, M.P. by the Duke of Sussex
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Mr. Alexander Spiers, by Lord Dundas
Mr. J. Wood, M.P. by Lord Althorp
Mr. Bligh, Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy at the Hague
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Mr. Steuart, M.P. for Jedburgh, by Viscount Duncan
Mr. Richard Mayne, by Viscount Melbourne
Mr. Newdegate, by the Earl of Hardwicke
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Mr. Robert Palmer, by Colonel Wood
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Mr. Ramsdell, by Sir John Ramsden
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Mr. Heathcote, by the Earl of Denbigh
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Mr. Jelf, by the Earl of Mount Edgecumbe
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'Ctehoneuntess of Hadsdington
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Anne Countess of Newburgh, by
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Mr. Smith, by the Earl of Dieby
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