The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-18 00:00:00

IMPROVEMENT OF THE SOIL.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
SIR,—I 110 W copy from the "Labourer's Friend Magazine"
for June, at p. 83:— _

"PRODUCTIVENESS OF THE SOIL.
" Mr. John Gedney, of Iledenhall, Norfolk, lately addressed
a letter to the Editor of the Norwich Mercury on the possi-
bility of increasing the productiveness of the soil, especially
with reference to wheat, and says, from an experience of six-
teen years he is convinced that this country ought to be. an
exporting instead of an importing country for wheat.
Every farmer who dues not make the greatest return than
his soil willadmit, sustains a certain loss. If double the capi-
tal were brought into operation in agriculture, the land would
be worth more( rent), the tenant richer, the labourer peaceful and
happy, and the whole country benefited. But landlords must
see their lards are well cultivated, tenants must hire only what
they can farm with profit, and then, instead of a surplus popu-
lation, we should not have labourers enough..'.
This pas-age from Mr. Gedney's letter is in accordance
with his speech at a public meeting 4 year er two ago, saying.
" If landlords will not look after their own concerns, they will
:won have none t., look after." But how many landlords ask,
Can we look after our own concerns ? ThPy may forbid the
grain or seed bearing crops of any desz.tiption in succession,
under a penalty of :20/. an acre, and direct their steward, like
Mr. Gedney, when receiving, the rents of his employers, to
enter the produce each year, thus :
Here the names of the fields are written, as
S4O
Home 1 East west I -

Fiellds I Field I Held I &c.
2 3 4

&c. &c. &c
6 7 $

Wheat 'Turnips! Barley 1 tape

A heat I Laverl rats

HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING
ROOM.

The Queen held a Drawing Room yesterday afternoon at
St. James's Palace. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness
Mince Albert, attended by the Royal suite, arrived from
Buckingham Palace escorted by a party (.f the Royal Regi-
ment of Horse Guards.
Her Majesty and the Prince were received by the Lord
Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, and the Master of the Horse,
and were conducted to the Royal closet.
The Marquis of Normanby and the Lord Chamberlain had
audiences of her Majesty.
The Earl of Albemarle, Master of the Horse, presented
Master Stuart Wortley to the Queen to kiss hands, on being
apocinted Page of Honour to her Majesty:-
Viscount Corabermere, Gold Stick in Waiting, and the
Field Officer, in Waiting, had audiences of the Queen. .

His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge, attended by
Baron Knesebeck, was present at the Drawing Room.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert pasted from the Royal
Closet into the Throne Room. In attendance on her Ma-
jesty were the Duchess of Sutherland, 'Mistress of the Robes ;
Lady Barham, Lady in Waiting ; Hon. Miss Paget and Hon.
Miss Anson, Maids of Honour in Waiting; Lord Poltimore,
Lord in Waiting; General the Hon. Sir William Lumley,
Groom in Waiting ; Colonel Wemyss, Equerry in Waiting ;
Masters Wemyss, Byng, Wilson, anal Stuart Wortley,Pages of
Honour.

The Dowager Lndy Lytlelton, Lady Portman, and other
Ladies of the Bedchamber • Hon. Miss Lister, and other
Maids of Honour also attended.

Her Majesty's Corps of Gentlemen at Arms were on duty
in the State hooms.

The Foreign Diplomatic Circle was attended by Prince Es..
terhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, and Baron Koller, and
Baron Lebzeltern, Secretaries of the Austrian Embassy;
Clnkib Effendi, Turkish Ambassador, and the Secretary to
the Turkish Embassy ; Baron :Bulow, the Prussian M rihter ;
and Baron Schleinitz, Seeretaty to the Prussian Legation ;
Baron Biome, the Danish Minister, and Count Bille Brahe,
Secretary to the Danish Legation, and Countess Bille Mahe ;
Baron de Cetto ; the Bavarian Minister, and Baroness de
Cetto ; M. Dedd, the Netherlands Minister ; Mr. Stevenson,
the United States Minister, and Mr. Benjamin Rush, Secre-
tary of the United States Legation ; Count Potion, the Sar-
dinian Minister, and Count Revel, Secretary of Legation;
Baron de Moncorvo, the Portuguese Minister,
and M. Lebo de Moira, Secretary of Lega-
tion; M. Alleio Fortique, the Venezuelan Minister;
Baron Brunnow, the Russian Mir tister ; Prince de Castelcicala,
Sicilian Envoy Extraordinary at id Minister Plenipotentiary,
M. J. Canoari, Secretary of Legation; Le Marquis de Riario
Sforza, Attache to the Legation, and M. del Pozzo, Si-
ciiian Charge d'Affaires; M. Montezuma, the Brazilian Mi-
nister; Count Kielmausegge, the Hanoverian Minister; Baron
de Hugel, the Wurtemberg Minister ; Baron Gcrsdorff, the
Saxon minister; Mr. Murphy. Mexican Charge d'Affaires,
and Madame Murphy, and M. B. Muriel, Attache to the
Mexican Mission ; Baron de Bourqueney, French Charge
d'Afnires, and Count de N.e.Ailles ; M. Mosquera, New
Grenada Charge d'Affaires, and, Captain Lorenzana, Secretary
to the Mission ; M.' Charles Monet, Belgian Charge d'Af-
faires, and. M. Van de \West ane, Attache to the Mission;
Don Andrea Giordano.

• The following Gentlemfm wet. e presented :
Count Reventlow Criminali, Chamberlain of the King of
Denmark, by Barcn de Blume, eke Danish Minister.
N. Gaetano Scovazz.), Memiter of the Council of State of
Naples, by Prince Ca&telcicalz, the Sicilian Minister.
M. Rene Beerenbreck, by M. Dreuet, the Belgian Charge
d'Affairs. •

baron de Rehouse'', the Swedish Charge d'Affa'res, by the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The General Circle was attended by the Lord Chancellor,
the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the
Horse, the Commander of the Feroes, the Captain of the Ho..
nourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, Viscount Comber.
mere, Gold Stick in Waiting; tine Captain of the Yeomen
Guard, the Groom of the Stole It, Prince Albert, the Vice-
Chambe:lain, Lord Kinnaird, Master of the Buck Hounds;
the Comptroller-General of the Ex chequer, Lord George Len-
nox, Gentleman in Waiting on Prince Albert ; the Master of
the Ceremonies, Mr. Henry Robinson, Standard Bearer of the
,Honourable Corps of Gentiemen-aa- Arms ; Sir George Hon',
ten, Ensign of the Yeomen Guard; the Solicitor-General,
Dr. Frederick, Schenck, Secretary to his Royal High-
ness Prince Albert ; Sir Fre ieriek Stovin, Groom •in
Waiting; Colonel Sir Robert Goldiner, Aide-de-Camp to the
Queen; Colonel Arnold, Royal Engineers, and Co7onel Bro-
therton, Aide-de-Camp to the Queen ; Major-General Sir
Edward Bowater, Equerry inn/Void:rig on Prince Albert; the
Dean of Hereford, Drputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting, and
Chaplin to the Queen Dowager; the Sub-Dean of the
Chapel Royal ; Mr. James Bunc e Curling, Clerk of the
Cheque of the Honourable Corps of, Gentlemen at Arms; Sir
Samuel Hancock, Exon in Waiting; Mr. Ellerthorp, Clerk of
the Cheque of the Yeoman Guard ; the Groom of the Robes ;
Sir Benjamin Smith, Sir William Martins, and Captain
Green, Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting ; Colonel Sir George
Hoste, Royal Engineers, Gentleman Usher of the Privy
Chamber to the Queen Dowager.
'I he following Ladies were present at the Drawing Room :--
DUCHESSES-St. Albans, Bucc leuch, Somerset, Northum-
berland. Inverness, Marlbormgh, Buckingham, Argyll.

MA RCHIONESSES—Lansdowne, Camden.
Co UNTESSES —Abin gdon, Antrum, Kilmorey, Powis, Mount-
eashel, Chichester, Lucy Win terton, Ortord, Aldenburg
Bentinck, Dowager Carnwath, Lisatovt el, Dowager Chichester,
Dowager Ilehester, Clarendon, Jersey, Warwick, Somers,
Potlett, Belfast.
VISCOUNTESSES Newry, Cwmbermere, Powerseourt,
Howick, Ashbrook, Barrington.
BA Ito NESS—Braye.
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LADlES—Wetherell, Martins, :Emily Foley, Fuller Palmer
Acland, Ogle, Elizabeth Hope Ve re, Bowyer Smyth, Water-
park, Blantyre, Charlotte Heard, \i/ightman, Selina Needham,
Charlotte Herbert, Adeliza Manner s, Arabella Baring, Talbot
de Malahide, Denman, Smythe, John Scott, Louisa Cotes,
D. H. Wentworth Fitzwilliam, C. Wentworth Fitzwiiliam,
Mary Thompson, Charlotte Bertie, Louisa Hughan, Sondes,
Castlemaine, Caroline Maxse, Ment.,gu, Clementine Villiers,
Jemima Eliot, Fraser, Wall, Barnard, Emily Seymour,
Whitehead, Palmer. Mary Agar,, Isabella Wemyss, Wrottes-
ley. Dowager Fairlie, Louisa Fortescue, Mary Cor-
bett, Johnston, Anne Fitz-Pa :rick, Margaret Marsham,
Cottenham, L. Spencer Churchill, Caroline Murray, Elizabeth
Murray, Maclaine, Wood, Eustacre, Southampton, Cecil de la
Feld, Ormsby llebow, Gordon. Cumming, Rodd, Sophia
Rendlesharn, E. de Reede Girlie, Sophia Windham A. E.
Glenville, C. Stewart, Bateman, Rodney, Csmoys, Louisa
Cator, Kilmaine, Belhaven, Molesworth, Elizabeth Fei ding,
Was. Powlett, Charlotte Denison, Bromley, Monteagle, H.
Haste, Vivian, Stratheden, C. Sbrangways, C. Lasceles, F.
Egerton, Frederick Fitzclarence, Graham, Burghersh, Glen-
lyon, Riddell, Willoughby de Erftgloy, Ross, Anne Beresford,
Cave Browne Cave, Jane Moore, Sophia Tower, H. Ellerton,
M. Berkeley, Buxton, Clifton, C. Capel, Loftus Otway, S.
Murray, H. Drummond, H. Somers Cocks.
HONOUR, ELI'S —Lady Pearson, Miss Gage. Anne Den..
man, Miss Montaau, Mrs. Hodgson, Georgina E. Stuart, Mrs.
Craven, Mrs. Yelverton, Mrs. sage, Lady Dering, Mrs.
Elliot, Elizabeth Lloyd, Mrs. F. Clinton, Miss Handcock, C.
Stuart, Lady Harvey, Handley, Mn;. C. Fitzroy, Mrs. Stewart
Mackenzie, Miss Bateman Habury, Mrs. D. Murray, H.
Otway Cave, Mrs. Blaynard, Lady Brough, Caroline Lyttelton,
Katherine Stonor, Mrs.. P. Bouverie, Mrs. B. Wilbraham,

Miss Browne, Mrs. Made, Mi•s Campbell, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. J. E. Ansor, MISS Fiow•er, Lady Capell.

MISTRESSES—Dvmoke, Temple. Henry. Bullock, John
Fiirch, Smythe, Ifenry Charles Hoare, William Cornwall,
Charles Sumner, C. G. Wynne, Marx, Leslie, Canning, Far-
rer, Wm. Canning, Charles Wynne, Houghton Money, Wil-
liam Erle, Thomas Joshua Platt, Armstrong, William Law,
Frederick Shaw, Waymouth, Pugh, George J. Williamson,
Barkly, James T. White, Wyndham Bruce, Arland, John
Towneley, Claude Wilde, (Col.) Arnold, Arthur Stephens,
Henry Beauclerk, Nap, r, Lockwood, Standish, Robertson of
Inches. Benett, Tylston Pares, Brownlow Knox, Thomas
Teed, Dickinson, Ambrose Hussey, W. Wrighte Hewett, Golt,
James Ellice, Kingston. Wescomb, Fuller, Geo. Carnegie,
Robt. Hoilond, Greg, Fedor, James T. White, Marshall,
Charles Lindsay, Henry Kingston, Geo. Gibson, Boughton
Leigh, Marry at, Muriel!, Lainy Wier, Henry Colville, Mount-
joy Martyn, Lloyd (of Asten), Shelley, Chas. Twisleton,
Newte, H. Bentinck, Bebb, Howard Vyse, Challoner, D'Oyly,
O'Halloran, Verncn Smith, Featherstonhaugh, Geo. St. John,
W. A. Madocks, Smith, Barneby, Fitzgerald, Monk, Morier,
Talfourd, (Col.) Power.
Missts—Sumner, Boughton Leigh, Jeminsa Boughton,
Platt, Quentin, Farrer, Julia Farrer, Margaret Elwes, Bowyer
Smyth, Georgina Hope Veil., Colville, Emma Marx, Agnes
Smythe, Marianne Bowyer, Harford Battersby, Mary Marx,
Huy Harford Battersby, Canning, Julia Canning, Haddleston,
Emma Tylney Long, Long Wclles:ey, Harriette Heys, Emma
Law, Blake, Cotes, Selina Cotes, Georgiana Cotes, Trafford,
Hamilton O'Hara' Copley, Harriet Gurney, Louisa Percy,
Groville, Sophia Greville, Frederica Johnston, Turner, Be-
linda Trafford, Julia Hill, Grant of Monymnsk, %Clifton, Abbe,
Jane Porter, Christina Leslie,. Batt, Catherine M. Stuart,
Jane Frances Stuart, Surtees, Colville, Laura Kingston, Pugh,
Taylor, Wetherell, Rodney, Ellice, Marion Ely, thaw, Heard,
Newte, Proctor, Fitzclarence, Louisa Wale, Clifton, Harriet
Atty, T. tritium-a, Agnes Ellice, Cunninghame, Tylston Pares,
Wescomb, Northeote, Coroline Lindsay, Charlotte Law, Emma
Law, Monk, Wilhelmina Rodd, Louisa Meynell, Elliot, Eliza
Elliot, Sophia Hawker, Adelaide Cumming, Hill, Drummond,
Burrard, redden Agnes Strickland, H. Vyse, S. H. Vyse,
Vyse, Molesworth, A. Drummond, C. Bouverie, M. Bouverie,
S. Sheffield, Adelaide Meade, Emily Brotherton, Harriett
lieresford, Willoughby. Hoste, Vivian, Murray, Gardiner,
Beresford, Ross, Sheffield, Morier, C. Browne Cave, Brom-
ley, D'Oyly, Madocks, Stewart Mackenzie, Hawker, Brother-
ton. Eustace, C. Meade, C. Verner.
The following Ladies had the honour of being presented to
her Majesty:—
Lady Dortitny H. Wentworth Fitzwilliam, by her sister Lady
Mary Thompson
The Countess of Kilmorey, by the Countess Somers
The Countess of Abingdon on her marriage, by the Countess

•
of Antrim
Lady Fuller Palmer Ackland, by Mrs. Henry Charles Hoare
Vis,ountess Newry en her marriage, by the Countess of

Kilmorey
Lady Wightman, by Lady Denman
The Hon. Georgina Eliza Stuart, by her mother Lady Blantyre
The Hon. Mrs. Craven, by the Countess, of Jersey
The lion. Mrs. Hodgson, by her mother Lady Denman
The Hon. Lady Pearson on her mart iage, by the Marchioness
of Ely
The Hon. Anne Denman, by her mother, Lady Denman
Lady Selina Needham, by her mother, the Countess of Kit.
mercy
Lady Wetherell, by Viscountess Barrington
Lady Martins, by the Marchioness of Westmeath
Hon. Airs. Gage, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Leeds
Hon. Mrs. Yelverton, by Lady Elizabeth Hope Yere
Hon. Lady Dering, by Lady Sondes
Mrs. Armstrong, by :sirs. Arnold
Mrs. Thomas Joshua Platt, by Lady Denman
Mrs. Houghton Money, by Lady Emily Foley
Mrs. Charles Wynne, by her mother, Mrs. C. G. Wynne
Mrs. William Canning, by Lady Aiontagu
Airs. Farrer, by Viscountess Combermere
Mrs. William Cornwall, upon her marriage, by the Duchess
of Itaecleuch
Mrs. Smythe, on her marriage, by Lady Smythe
Mrs. Henry Bullock, on lrr marriage, by her mother, Lady
Bowyer Smith
Mrs. Temple, by her mother, Mrs. Marshall
Miss Georgina Hope Vere, by Lady Elizabeth Hope Vcre
Alirs Bowyer Smyth, by Lady Bowyer Smyth
Miss Margaret Owes, by her sister, Mrs. Barneby
Miss Farrer, by Mrs. Farrer
Miss Julia Farrer, by Mrs. Ferrer
Miss Platt, by Ladyentnan
Miss Jemirna 13ow,hton Leigh, by her mother, Mrs. Boughton
Leigh
Miss serener, by her mother; Mrs. Charles Sumner
Miss Blake, by Lady Louisa Cater
Miss Harriette Heys, by her aunt, LuCy Countess of Win.
terton
Miss Emma Law, by her mother, Mrs. William Law
Miss Huddleston, by her aunt, Mrs. Canning
AEss Agnes Smythe, by. Lady Smythe
Miss Emma-Marx, by ,Alrs., larx _
•V
Miss Colville, by her sister, iscountess Newry
Miss Georgians. Cctes, by Lady Cotes
Miss Selina Cotes,b y Lade Cotes
Lady Charlotte Heard, nal rul by he:. rzother, LutT
Countess of Winterton
I Marchioness Camden, en succeeding to the title, by Lady
Sarah Murray

Lady Louisa Spencer Churchill, by her m other, the D' &chess
of Marlborough
Lady Mary Corbett, by the Duchess of St. -Alban's'
Lady Monteagle, on her marriage„ by her mother, Mrs;

Marshall
Lady Louisa Fortescue, on her marriage, by the Mazchie ness
of Ely •
Dowager Lady Cuningliame Fairlie, of Robertland and Fairlie,
by her niece, the Duchess of Argyll
Lady Wrottesley, on coming to her title, by Lady Cottenham
Lady :Mary Agar, by the Duchess ot' Northumberland.
Lady Palmer, on coming to her title, by Lady Talbot de
Malahide
Lady Whitehead, by the Hon. Mrs. Elliot
Lady Clementine \tillers, by the Countess of Jersey
Ladv John Scott, by the Duchess of Buccleuch
Lady Sophia Tower, by Lady Jeminta Eliot.
Lady Frederick Fitz-clareme, by the Countess of Errol
Lady Riddell, by the Duchess of Somerset
Lady Moleaworth, by Lady Jetnima Eliot
Lady Cave Browne Cave, by Mrs. Twi,leton
Lady Fraser, on her marriage, by the Right Hon. Lady Sal-

toun
Mrs. David Murray, by Lady Emily Seymour
Lady Wale, by Countess Somers
Miss Ellice, by her mother, Mrs. James Ellice
Dowager Countess of Carnwath, by the Duchess of Argyll
Miss Colvile, by Mrs. Herary Co:vile
Countess Somers, by Lady Lyttelton
Lady Casttemente, by the countess of Mouctcasbel
Wetherell, by Lady Gordon Cu►nmirg
Duchess of Marlborough, by the Duchess of Buckingham and

Chandos
Mr,4. Featherstrnhaugh, by Lady Palmerston
Mrs, Colonel Power, on her return from the 'Mauritius, by the

cow., tess of Charlemont
Mrs. D'Ovly, by Larly Bateman
Mrs. O'lrt:ioran, by the lion. Mrs. Stewart Mackenzie
Airs. Newte; miler return from Vienna, by Lady Alaclaine
Mrs. Howard Vyse, try the Hon. Mrs. Chas. Fitzroy
Mrs. George Gibson, .by the Counte,s of Surrey
Mrs. Henry King Ann, by Lady Burrard
Mrs. James T. White, b y Lady Alounteashel .
Mrs. Charles Lindsay, by Countess Somers
Mrs. Fector, by the Countess of Orford •
Mrs. Grey, by the Countess of Jersey •
Mrs. Naper, by the Countess of Warwick
Airs. Robert Hollomi, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Teed
Mrs. Henry IBeancleri:, on her marriage, by Lady Southampton
Mrs. George J. Witlia mson, on going abroad, by Lady Harriet
Mostyn.
Mrs. Barkly, on her rearriage, by Lady Cottenhaua
Mrs. James T. White, by Lady Alountcashell
Mrs. Wyndham Bruce, by Lady Rodney
bl:s. Frederick Shaw, b)• Lady Bat.h am
Hon. Mrs. Stuart, by her. sister, Lady George Lennox
Hon. Miss Campbell, by h er mother, Lady Stratbeden
Hon. Katherine Stonor, by her soother, Lady Camoys
Hon. Miss Browne. by her mother, Lady Kilmaine
Han. Mrs. David Murray, by Lady Emily Seymour
Hon. Miss Bateman Haribury, by her mother; Lady Bateman
Hon. Mrs. Stewart Mackenzie, by Viscountess Palmerston
Hon. Lady Harvey. on her return from New Brunswick, by
the Hon. Lady Botough
Hon. Ai rs. Elliot, by the Countess of Charlemont
Hon. Miss Handcock, by her mother, Lady Castlemaine
Hon. Mrs. Frederick Clinton, on her, marriage, by Lady

Montagu
Lady Harriet Somers Cools. by Countess Somers
Lady Harriet Drummond, by. Lady Sarah Murray
Lady Glenlyon, on her _marriage, by the Dowager Lady Glen-
lyon
Lad•: Harriet Ellerton, by her sister, Lady Louisa Cator
Lady Ross, by Lady Dalrymple
Lady Buxton, on succeeding -.to her title, by the Duchess 'of
St. Alban's •
Miss Marion Ely, by Mrs. Tallou:•d.
The llen. Lady Capel, on her return from abroad, by Lady
Caroline Capel.
Mrs. Standish, oy the Hon. La-3y Borough
Mrs. Arthur Stephens, by the Countess of Lichfield
Mrs. (Colonel) Arnold, by Lady Shaw Stewart
Mrs. Claude Wilde, by the Countess of Erroll
Mrs. John Towneley, on her marriage, by Lady Camoys
Mrs. Aeland, on her marriage, by Lady Jemima Eliot . •
Mrs. Lockwood, on her marriage, by the Ducbess of Northum-

berland
' .
Mis; Shaw, by Mrs. Frederick Shaw
Miss Catherine M. Stuart aid Miss Jane Frances Stuart, by

their mother, the Hon. Mrs • Stuart •
Miss Batt, by the Lady Harrie,'• Clive
Miss Jane Porter, by Lady Barham
Miss Clifton, by her mother Leds .Clifton
Miss Grant, of Monymusk, by "Lat4y Gordon Cumming, of
Altyne •
Mrs. George Carnegie, by Viscountess Torrington
Mrs. Fuller, by Sophia Lady Rendlesham
Mrs. Wescomb, by Lady Bromley
Mrs. James Ellice, by the Right Hon. Lady Blantyre
Mrs. Ambrose Hussey, by Lally Blantyre
Mrs. Colt, by Lady Blantyre
Mrs. William Wrighte Hewett, by the Countess of Erroll
Mrs. Dickinson, by Lady Portman
Mrs. Brlwnlow Knox, by the Countess of Belfast
Mrs. Tylston Pares, by Lady Denman •
Mrs. Bennett, by her sister Mrs. John Townoley
Mts. Robertson of Inshes, by
.the Countess of Mountcasbell
Miss Turner, by Lady Palmerston
Miss Grevilie, by Lady F. Egerton
Miss Sophia Greville, by Lady F. Egerton
Miss Harriet Gurney, by her aunt, Lady Isabella Wemyss
Miss TratTord, by the Duchess of Bedford.
Miss Hamilton O'Hara, by the Countess of Mountcashel
Miss Proctor, by the Countess of Powis
Miss Newte, by her mother, Mrs. Newte
Miss Heard, by Lucy Countess of Winterton
Miss Rodney, by Lady Rodney.
Miss Taylor, by Mrs. George St. John
Miss Clifton, by her mother, Lady Clifton
Miss Alty, by Lady Cliiton
Miss Harriet Alty, by Lady Clifton
Miss Louisa Wale, by her mother, Lady Wale
Miss Fitzetarence, by Lady Frederick Fitzclarence
Miss Tylston Pares, by her mother, Mrs. Tylston Pares.
Miss Cunninghame, of Craigends, by her sister, the Duchess

of Argyll -
Miss Agnes Ellice, by her mother, Mrs. James Ellice
Wescomb, by Mrs. Wescomb
Miss Caroline Lindsay, by her mother, Mrs. Charles Lindsay
Miss Nortbcote, by the Duchess of Northumberland
Miss Willie;mina Rodd, by her mother, Lady Redd
Miss Monk, by her mother, Mrs Monk ~ •
Mrs. Kin,v,st(!n, by Lady Burrard
Miss Belinda Ti atlOrd, by the Duchess of Bedford
Lady Burrard of Walhamptun, by the Hon. Mrs. Hood
Miss Julia Hill, by the Duchess of Buckingham and Chandos
Miss Theresa Burrard, by her mother Lady Burrard
Miss Stewart Mackenzie, by her mother, the Hon Airs, Stewart

• Mackenzie
Miss Molemorth, by her mother, Lidy Molesworth
Miss Feilden, by the Duchess of Argyll •
Miss Hosts, by her mother, Lady Harriet Hoste
Miss Ross, by Lady Ross
Miss Burrard, by her mother, Lady Burrard
Miss Emily Brotherton, by Mrs. Brotherton
Miss Cave Browne Cave, by her mother, Lady Cave Browne
Cave
Adelaide Drummond, by her mother, Lady Harriet
Drummond
Miss Adelaide Cumming, by Lady Gordon Cumming
Miss Drummond, by her•. mother, Lady Harriet Drummond
Ali•s Elliot, by the-Hon. Mrs. Elliot
Miss Erza El!iat, by the Hon. Mrs. Elliot
Miss D'O‘ly, by her mother, Airs. D'Oyly •
Miss Cardline Meade, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Meade
Miss Sophia Howa, d V3se, by the Hon. Mrs. Chas. Fitzroy
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen also attended the
Drawing-room

D Rutland, St. Alban's, Leeds, Argyll.
M A Lt QU I S ES—Westminster, Conyugham, Normanby, Clan-
ricarde, Camden.

Balms —Abingdon, Coventry, Antrim, Listowel, Jersey,
Normanton, Warwick, Galloway, De Grey.
Vtscou NTS—Newry, Canning, Lake.
A 'Lc EIBISHOP—Armagh.
BtsuoPS—Winchester, Sodor and Man.
Loans—Sondes, Talbot de Malahide' John Russell, Mor-
petit, Mostin, Rodney, Castlemaine, Wrottesley, Brooke,
Glerlyon, Irederick Beauclerk, Bateman, Williatn Powlett,
Kilmatne. Carno)s, Belhaven, Nugent, Fred. Fitz Clarence,
Burghersh.
COUNTS—Aldenburg Benttnck, Baptiste Metaxa.
BA aoN—De Robeck.

RIGHT HONOURABLES—F. T. Baring, T. Lefroy, M.P.
HONOURABLES— Hu Champion llymoke, Wm. M. Noel,
Rev. W. C. Henniker, W. Mal nard, Francis Noel, General
Meade, E. Littleton, R. Bootle Wilbraham, Philip Bouverie,
Essex Lloyd, Geoffrey Browne.
SlRS—Charles Wet hero]] , Edwin Pearson, Peregrine Fuller
Palmer Acland, Arthur Chichester, Edward Smythe, Edward
Marwood Elton, Charles Morgan, Juckes Clifton, ,Michael
Bellew, James Graham, Dudley Hill, William Medlyeott,
William Molesworth, James Riddell, Gabriel Wood, James
Kyrle Money, Roger Palmer, John Buxton, Thomas Ussher,
Robert Ker Porter, K.C. H., Pobert Sheffield, John Cave
Brown Cave.
ARCHDEACON—Austin, of Kildare.
REVEREND DOCTOR—S)mons. '
PROVOST—Of Eton.

REV. MESSIEURS—C. Wetherell, William Canning, J.
Coles, Charles Twisleton, Sir George Burrard, Thomas Cator,
Charles Whitworth Pitt, W. J. Moore, Thomas Gregory,
Samuel Leggatt, and J. De la Fell.
DocToa—Granville.

Aftssianas—Edward Foley, M.P., Thomas Joshua Platt,
Qc.een's Counsel, William i.rle, M.P., Qu:en's Counsel,
"iinchcombe H Hartley, Maxe, Hughan, Boughton Leigh,
John Birch, Cotes, Laurie, Holford, Gustavus IV. Lambert,
W. F Surtees, R. Hunter, Daniel Gurney, Henry Bullock,
Thomas Teed, Acland, Hall, Smythe, Farrer, Heard, Ouseley
Higgins, Charles Edward Layard, James Rennell Rodd, H.
E. Longden, E. S. Armstrong, Alaryat, Trafford, Challoner,
William Yates Peel, T. White, Cave Brown Cave, Barkley,
Broome P. Witts, Ambrose Hussey, Ellerton, P. F. Johnston,
Fitzgerald, R. Grant, Featherstonhaugh, D. Jones, A. Sanford,
John Booth, jun., Grainger, George J. Williamson, Lyle,
Robert son (of lushes), Barnaby, Al. P. , Lloyd, Chi istopher
Tower, Nurthcotc, Arthur Stephens, Middleton Berry, Wynd-
ham, Naper, Robert N. Fynn, Robert Hollond, M.P., E.
Turn, r, . AI. P., Gwynne, Dot tin, M.P., Drewe, W. Herbert
Woodhouse, Hart Davis, Handley, William Jardine, 'l'. B.
Batard,'Henry Edward Sharp, William W. Cooper, Dicken-
son, James T. White, George Gibson, Manackjee Cursetjee,
Gurdo
jun., fii
nßebol,li4ll, Fortescue, AI.P., Shelley, Hughes
Hughes.
FIELD-MARSHAL—The Duke of Wellington.
ADMIRALS—Sir Charles Ogle, Lor&A. Beauclerk, Sir G.
GENERALS—Sir George Quentin,
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s. Bt. ~
John,n B, 1
Bad aertn. Capell.
, . •
Sir Robert Barton, Hon.
Sir Charles Colville, G. C. 8., Sir Pa!rick Ross, Sir Thomas
Whitehead, K.C.B„ Cartwright, Sir Thomas Hammond, Sir
Loftus Otway, Hon. P. Stuart, Sir Joseph Halloran, G. C. 8.,
Sir Char!es Wale, Sir George Scovel, Sir John Fraser, Vi
s-
count Lorton, Sir William Eustace. .
COLONELS—Th Earl of Corentry,'Sir Frederick Stovin,
Mackinnon, Sir Charles Dance, Jervis, D'Aguilar, Duff,:
Brown, Taylor, W. AL Burton, W. R. Hartley, Bentinek,
Gold, R. Wallace, K. H., C. King, Miirton, Garland, K. H.,
Procter, Brownlow Knox, Henry Colville, Gurwood, Peter
111 ea v,-NrlcHero,ssl,Vpiloklivnesr,,
sCir. BA ba.reahnid dlli. •.I%ifia.,,i OMalley, P. Cameron,
ail,e,
Sir Horatio Towns-
hend, K.C.H.
MAJORS—Waymouth, Pugh, Hallifax; J. A. Moore, Geo.
D. Hid, Smith, Bel!, Turner, Al. G. White, Lardy, Abbs.
CAPTAINS—Jan Hine, H•C.S., D. Price, Henry J.
'Worth, H.N , Hon. David Murray,' J. • Forster, Parsons,
Frederick L. Arthur, Ellis, Truman Murray, Strong, R. N.,
P3ner, Spencer, Howard Gallon, flolroyd, Temple, Iselin,
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Bart., R.N., Free, Ayccough, R. N. ,
1
the Hon. Granticy Beotelev, Swettenbam, Thomas Wallace,
Sir Burton Alacnamara R.N., Lewis 't:;:filories, R.N., Thomas
Butler, G. E. Watts. 'R.N., Freemaniurray, W. Wilmot

Do Bathe,-Weleh, Batten-
Henderson, C. 8., K.H.
attended by the Royal
Co3l.stAlslDEßS—lle Sau.marez, 11• N. Cotgrave, St. Vin.
cent King. .
c after tho Drawing.
Lattrimucrs—Henrywßinogbfiinerd' nF,
rJasol;rn, C. Cam bell, Col--
ville, Anderson, Hext,- -Pa•ding, Gibbon;
Aldridge, Henry Gaitskell, R. N.,
Lury, S. H.
ENSIGN Arthur Lord.
returned Her Alajest atondlluPcrkininegehuAnl.berta,iat.