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Vernon, Granville Harcourt—Sixth s. of the Archbishop of
York ; b. 1792. Grosvenor-square.
Vesey, Hon. Thomas—B. 1803; a Dep -Lieut. for Queen's
County. White's ; Travellers'.
Villiers, Hon. Charles Pelham—Third s of the late Hon.
George Villiers, br. of the Earl of Clarendon ; b. 1302 ; a
barrister ; was one of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the
operation of the, Pour-laws. 10, Old-buildings, Lincoln's
Villiers, Frederick Meynell—B. 1805; St. James's place.
Villiers, Viscount—Eld. s. of the Earl of Jersey; b. 1808;
was at one time Member for Minehead, and for Honiton in
1834. 38, Berkeley-square.
Vivian, Charles Crcspigny—S. of Sir Hussey Vivian, Bart. ; a
Major in the Army.
Vivian, John Cranch Walker—Seconds. of the Right Hon. Sir
R. H. Vivian; b. 1818; Capt. 11th (Prince Albert's Elusearl;.
Arthur's.
Vivian, John Ennis—A Magistrate of the county residing in
Truro. Jermyn• street.
Vyvyan, Sir Richard Rawlinson, Bart.—B. 1800 ; High
Sheriff of Cornwall, 1840-1 ; patron of two livings; a Dep.-
Lieut. of Cornwall. Carlton ; Athwrieurn.
Waklev, Thomas—A Surgeon ; Editor of the " Lancet ;" one
of the Coroners of the county of Middlesex. 35, Bedford-
square ; Reform.
Walker, Richard—B. 1784; an eminent iron-founder ;in favour
of the Ballot, the Repeal of the Septennial Act, and Church
Reform. 16, Hanover-stret t ; Reform.
Wall, Charles Baring—Patron of two livings. 44, Berkeley-
square ; Carlton.
Wallace, Robert—A descendant of Sir William Wallace; a
West India Proprietor; with regard to the Church, thin
that each communicant should have a vote in the elee;;;on of
his Minister. Reform Club.
Walsh, Sir John Benn, Bart.—B. Dec. 1798, 2s, Berkeley.-
square.
Warburton, Henry, F.R. S.—Formerly a Baltic merchant ; an
advocate of perfect freedom of trade, deeireus of following
up principles as far as they will go. 45, Carlogin-place ;
Athenaeum and Reform.
Ward,
E:(1.
s• I).Onert Plumes Ward,
"et the Law of Nations ;•' he
distinguished himself in
Hauentlriyorto;f7‘gle•h—eollnilsytory
1634, by a motion on the Irish
Church, which was",ieproximate cause of the new organi-
crnment that ensued. Athenseurn and
zation of the coy
. Reform.
Wason,"(igbv--Is a barrister in favour of an extension of the
S.,ltrrap, Vote by Ballot, Triennial Parliaments-, and re-
Veering the liiihops from the House of Lords. Reform.
' 'Watson, William Henry—B. 1796 ; a barrister; entered the
Army in 1811 as an officer of Dragoons, arid served as an
officer of Cavalry under the Duke of Weliingtort lid the
peace in 1816. Reform ; Junior United Service.
Waen, John Twizell—B. 1801 ; a Magi,trate of Durham.
Welby, Glynne Earle—B. 18'6; a Captain in the }Vaal South
Linceln Militia. 8. Upper Belgreve-street ; Carlton.
Wemvss, Jam. Erskine—El.', s. of the late Lieut.-General
Wjeryss, whn was nephew of the 6th Earl of Wemyss ; b.
1789; a Captain in the Navy of the year 1814. United
Service and Reform:
West John Beatty—A Queen's Come' in Ireland.
Westenra, Hon. Henry Robert—Eld. s. of I.ord Rosemore ;
b. 1792 ; is. Lord Lieutenant of Monaghan ; published a
pamphlet in defence of the Irish 40s. freeholders, &c.
Reform Club.
Westenra, lion. John Craven—Third surviving s. of the
second Lord Rossmore ; b. 179 e; Lieut.-Colonel in the
Army, and Captain in the Scotch Eusiicer Guards. Reform.
White, Samuel—S. of the eelehrated Luke White, the book-
seller and lottery-office keeper of Dublin, who is said to
have realized the largest fortune ever made by trade in
Ireland. Albion ; Reform.
Whitmore, Thomas Charlton—B. 1807 ; patron of six livings;
17, Eaton-pl. ; Carlton.
Wigney, Isaac Newton—S. and br. to the Brighton bankers
and East India Proprietors of the same name ; pledges to re-
sign his scat whenever his constituents call upon him so to
do. Reform.
Wigram, James—Queen's Counsel and a Beecher of Lincoln's
Inn; formerly a Follow of Trio. Coll. Cambridge. Carlton;
Boodle's ; Arthur's.
Wilde, Sir Thomas—B. 1782; Attorney-General, 1841. 69,
Guildford-street, Russell square.
William, Thomas Peers—B. 1793 ; patron of one living. 41,
Berkeley-square ; Carlton.
Williams, William—A merchant ; a member of the Common
Cebncil of London. 92, Watling-street. Reform.
Willshere, William—S. of the late Wm Willshere, Esq., Lord
of the Manor of Wymondley, which is held by the tenure of
presenting a silver cup to the Sovereign at the Coronation.
Reform.
Wilmot, Sir John Eardley Eardley, Bare—B. 1783 ; will vote
for Triennial Parliaments and the Ballot, if Parliament does
not adopt some plan to secure electors 'tile free exercise of
their fra nchi-e, and will resign his seat if required to do so by
a requisition from his constituents. Athenaeum.
Wilson, Matthew, jun.—B. 1802; a Magistrate of Lancashire.
Athenaeum; Reform.
Winnington, Sir Thomas Edward, Bart.—B. 1811. Travellers'.
Wodehouse, Edmund—A cousin of Lord Wodehouse and Earl
Cawdcr ; patron of one living.
Wood, Benjamin— S. of Mr. Wood, a serge-maker at Tiverton ;
br. to Sir M. Weod, Bart ;b. 1787 ; a hop merchant. 25,
Mark-lane.
Wood, Charles—Eld. e. of Sir Francis Lindley Wood, Bart., of
Barnsley, Yorkshire, (who is patron of two livings,) b. 1800.
Reform Club.
Wood, Colonel Thomas— Eld. s. of T. Wood, Esq., of Little.
ton House, Staines. Carbon.
Wood, George William, F.L.S—S. of the late W. Wood, of
Leeds; b. 1781 ; a merchant. Pall-mall East ; Brookes's.,
Wood, Sir Matthew, Bt.—A hop. merchant in the Borough,
and an Alderman of London ; Lord Mayor in 1815-16 and
1817 ; represented London in nine successive Parlia-
ments. 24, Great George-street.
Wood, Thomas, jun.—S. of the Member for Brecknockshire,
and nephew to the Marquis of Londonderry ; a Capt. in the
Grenadier Guards.
Wortley, Lord—Eld. s. of the Earl of Yarborough ; b. 1809 ;
in favour of a property tax in lieu of that on malt. Reform.
Wortley, lion. John estuart— Eld. s. of Lord Wharncliffe ;
b. 180). 1, Elm-court, Temple; Carlton.
Wrightson, William Battie—B. 1769; patron of two livings;
favourable to the principles of free tradegenerally. Brookes's;
Boodle's.
Wyndham, Charles—S. of the Earl of Egremont ;b. 1796 ; a
• Colonel in the Army. Carbon ; Junior United Service.
Wyndham, Wadham--B. (773.
Wynn, Right Hon. Charles Watkin Williams, D.C.L. F.S.A.—
li. 1775 ; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster from Dec.
18,34, till April, I e3e. 20, Grafton-stye, t; Athenaeum.
Wynn, Sir Watkin Bart.—B. 1820; an Officer in
the Guards. Carlton.
Yorke, lion. Eliot Thomas—Third s. of the Ete Admiral Sir
Joseph Yo:ke, and br. to tne late Member for the coutity
of Cambridge ; now Earl of Hardwicke; b. 1805; a bar-
rister. 4, No, folk-street, Park-lane.
Yorke, Henry Galgacas Redhead—S. of the late Henry Red-
head Yorke, Issq., a well-known pelitieal writer; an uncom-
promising friend of the people. 93, Eaton-Eq.; Brookes's;
Reform.
Young, John—S. of Sir William Young, Bart.; b. 1807 ;an
East India Proprietoe. '24, Upper Wimpole-street.
Young, Sir Will:am Laurence, Bart.—B. 1806; an East India
Director. Carltor..

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, AUG. 18.—We have had very con.
tiderable improvement in the Cotton Market In all as to the business
with the trade, exporters, and speculators. The sales consist of
6,000 bales at -!•,t1. advance upon yesterday's sales. Speculators
have taken 1,200, and exporters 800 bales, consisting of GOO Ame-
rican, and 200 Surat.

LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, Ana. 18.—An improvement has
taken place in the prices of Railway Stock to-day, and business ge-
nerally looks much better. London and Birmingham, 160; 3:24'
Snares, 53; -4t Midland Counties Quarter•shares, 194; North Mid_
land Thirds, 9i ; South Eastern and Dover, 171 ; Liverpool Union
Bank, 10.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, AUG. IB.—We have rather
more doing in Mates to-day. The following arc •the quotations :
Manchester and Birmingham, 20k; London. and Sot.th Westetn
Tenths, 300. ; Midland Counties Quarter Shares, 19; ; London aid
Birmingham, 160 161 ; Ditto 321. Shares, 53k; Manchester and
Lords, 52 53 ; Ditto Half Shares, 21 21k.

The accounts from the manufacturing districts continue to be of
a very gloomy nature. At Manchester the goods market was still
worse; the demand was very limited, and the sales could not be
made except at perfectly ruinous prices; indeed it has been obvious
for some days past, that large stocks of goads were being sacrificed
for such prices as the manufacturers could obtain, without refer.
cues to their cost.