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Bencher of the Inner Temple; a Deputy Lieut. and Magis-
trate
of the West Riding of Yorkshire ; patron of two livings ;
a Conservative "on the principles and opinions expressed
by Sir Robert Peel in his Address of 1835 ;" sat for Brad-
ford from 1832 till 1837. 3, Portland-place; Carlton.
Harlon', Summers—S. of R. S. Harford, Esq. ;an Iron mas-
ter; a Magistrate of Monmouthshire ; Sheriff for the year
1840-41. Reform.
Harford,fJohn Scandrett, D.C. L., F.R.S.—EId. a of the late
J. S. Harford, Esq. ;b. 1786 ; Magistrate for Gloucester-
shire ; Sheriff of Cardiganshire, in 1824.
Harris, John Quincey—Eld. s. of the late J. R. Harris, Esq.,
%LP., for Southwark ; b. 1815 ; a hat manufacturer and fur
cutter. Winchester-house, Southwark ; the Par.henon.
Hastie, Archibald—S. of W. Hastie, Esq. ;b. 1791; an East
India Agent in London. 49, Wilton-crescent; Reform Club.
Hatton, Villiers Francis—S. of the late George Hatton, Esq.,
formerly M.P. for Lisburne; b. 1787; a Capt. R.N., of
the date of 1812. Club Chambers; United Service Club.
Ii awes, Benj., jun.—M. d. of 51. Brunel, Esq. ; a soap mann-
facturer , in favour of Trit nnial Parliament, the Ballot, a
property tax, a low fixed duty on foreign corn, and free trade
generally ; has sat fur Lambeth since 1832. Commercial-
road, Lambeth; Athenwum and Peform Clubs.
klawkes, Thomas—B. 1778; extensively engaged, as were his
ancestors, in mercantile and mineral pursuits in Wore( ster -
shire and Lancashire; High Sheriff of Worcestershire in
1310 ; Capt. of the Himley troop of Staffordshire Yeomanry,
and a Magistrate of the counties of Worcester and Stafford.
Carlt on,
Hay, Sir Andrew Leith, K.H.—Eld. s. of Gen. Alex. Leith
Flay, of Rannes ; a Lieut.-Col. in the Army, and a Director
of the .National Bank of England ; served in Spain, Portu-
gal, France, and the West Indies, and has published an. ac-
clunt of the Peninsular War; Clerk of the Ordnance dur -
log the Melbourne Administration of 1834; Governor of
Bermuda in 1838. 43, Park-street, Grosvenor-square ;
United Service.
Hayes, Sir Edmund Samuel, P;',.—Only s. of the late Bart. ;
b. 1806; has sat for Donega:. ince 1831. 1, St. James's-
square; Carlton.
Hauer, William Goodenough—S. of John Hayter, Esq. ; a
Queen's Counsel ; a second class man at Oxford. 11, Hyde
Park-terrace.
Heat hcoat„lohn—Proprietor of the lace-manufactory at Tiver-
ton, of the machinery of which he is the sole inventor and pa-
tentee ; in favour of the abolition of useless pl ices, unmerited
Fensions, and sinecures, of a more equal and just system of
taxation, an equitable commutation of tithes, wall due regard
to the rights of property ; has sat fur Tiverton since 183`2.
-Reform Club.
fleatheote, Gilbert John—Eld. s. of Sir G. Heatheote, Bt. ;
b. 1795 ; sat for Boston in the Parliaments of 1820, 1826,
and 1831 ; and for Lincolnshire from 1832 till 1841.
Ileatheote, Sir William, Bart.—Only a of the Rev. William
Heatheote, Prebendary of Winchester; b. 17th of May, 1801.
Carlton.
llenea.e, Edward—Br. to George Fieschi Heneage, Esq., late
Member for Lincoln, who had himself sat for Great Gri mob
there is much Church patronage in the family. Reform Club.
Heneage, George Heneage Walker—M. d. of William Web-
ber, Esq. ; a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut. of Wilts; patron
of five livings. 14, Curzon-street ; Carlton ' • Travellers'.
Henley, Joseph Warner—S. of Joseph Henley, Esq. ; b. 1793.
Henniker, Lord—An Irish Peer; b. 1801 ; patron of seven
livings; has sat for East Suffolk since 1832. 16, Carlton-

terrace; • Carlton; Athenwum.
Hepburn, Sir Thomas Buchan, Bart.—B. 1804; in April 1838
was returned for Haddington without opposition, on the ele-
ration of Lord Ramsey to the Peerage. Carlton; Smeaton.
Herbert, Hon. Sidney—Half-br. of the Earl of Pembroke;
b. 1810 ; patron of 1 living ; has sat f..r Wiles since 1832.
1, Graftonest. ; Carlton.
Heron. Sir Robert, Bart.—B. 1765 ; patron of 1 living ; has
set for Peterborough since 1820. Reform Club.
Hill, Right. Hon. Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil—Third s. of the
2d Marquis of Downshire ; b. 1793 ; Comptroller of the
Household ; represented Newry in 1532. 9, Eaton-pl. ;
Reform Club.
Hill, Sir Rowland, Bart.—Heir presumptive to his uncle, Lord
Hill ; b. 1800; patron of 3 livings ; has sat for North
Salop since 1821.—Limmer's Hotel; Carlton.
Hillsborough, Earl of—Eld. s. of the Marquis of Downshire ;
b. 1812 ; first elected for Down in 1836. Carlton.
Hinde, John Hodgson—Assumed the name of Hinde on suc-
ceeding to the estates of that family; b. 1806.
Hindley, Charles—Contested Ashton-under-Lyne unsuccess-
fully in 1832. Reform Club.
Hobhouse, Henry William—Next br. to Sir John Cam Hob-
house, Bart.; in favour of the Ballot; first elected for Here-
ford in 1841. Brookes's, Reform.
Hobhouse, Right Hon. Sir J. Cam, Bart., F. R. S.— B. 1783 ;
a partner in the house'of Whitbread and Co. the London
brewers ; published his Travels with Lord Byron in Greece;
prominently active in the cause of Reform in 1818 and 1819 ;
sent to prison by the House of Commons in the latter year ;
in 1820, elected for Westminster; Secretary-at- War in 1832;
afterwards Secretary for Ireland ; in 1834 elected for Not-
tingham, and shortly afterwards appointed Chief Commis-
sioner of Woods and Forests, which office he held till Nov.
of that year; President of the Board of Control since April,
1835. 42, Berkeley-sq. ; Athenwum and Reform Clubs.
Hodgson, Frederick—B. 1796 ; a brewer and merchant ; sat
for Barnstaple in 1824, 1826, and 1831; again chosen at the
general election in 1837. 59, Lower Grosvenor-st.; Carlton.
Hodgson, Richard—Br. to J. Hodgson Hinde, Esq., Member
for Newcastle-on-Tyne; b. Ist April, 1812; a supporter of
the freemen's privileges. 13, Upper Brook-st.
Fogg, James Weir—A barrister; shortly after he was called
to the bar he proceeded to Calcutta, where he practised with
success, and held the office of Registrar in the Supreme
Court ; an East India. Director. 40, Upper Grosvenor-st. ;
Carlton.
Holdsworth, Joseph—Eld. s. of the late Joseph Holdsworth,
Esq., of Belleisle, near Wakefield ; B. 1789 ; a dyer ; a
Director of the North 1 Railway; Chairman of the
great West Riding meeting previous to the passing of the
Reform Pill; a Mgistrate of the West Riding. Bellefield
House, Yorlish.
Hollond, Robert-4th s. of the late illiam Hollond, Esq.;
of Grosvenor-place ; born sth Jan. 1808 ; a barrister; is a
" Reformer, pledged to support the Ballot ;" is A.M. of
Cambridge. Reform and Clarence Clubs ; Pall Mall.
Holmes, Hon. Wm. Henry Ashe A'Court—Eld..s. of Lord
Heytesbury ; born July 11, 1809. Carbon.
Hoe, Alexander James Bereford—Youngest s. of the late
T. Hope, Esq., author of " Anastatius ;" b. 1820 ; gained a
scholarship and several prizes at Harrow ; in 1840, the Eng-
lish and Latin declamation prizes at Oxford and Cambridge,
and in 1841 the Members' B.A. prize for a Latin Essay.
Carlton.
Hope, Hon. Charles—Br. of the Earl of Hopetown ; b. 1808 ;
called to the Scottish bar in 1831. 25, Jermyn-et., St.
Ja:nes's.
Hope, George William—S. of Gen. the Hon. Sir Alexander
Hope, G.C.8., and first cousin of the Earl of Hopetoun ;
b. 4th July, 1803; a barrister. 6, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-
inn; Traveller's.
Hornby, John—Youngest s. of the late John Hornby, of
Elsekbure. Lancashire, and of Rake's Hall, Blackpool. 3,
Lincoln's-inn-fields; University Club.
Horsman, Edward—Nephew to 7th Earl of Stair ; an Advo-
cate at the Scottish bar; Commissioner of Church Inquiry in
Scotland ; a Lerd of the Treasury ; in favour of an efficient
Church Reform ; of a revision of the Corn-laws ; of a modi-
fied Poor-law for Ireland; of the Vote by Ballot; and of the
removal of all taxes on knowledge. IG, Albany; Reform.
Hriskins, Kedgwin—A banker at Hereford and Ross ; patron '
of one living ; has sat for Hereforshire since 1831. 90, Sloane-
street ; Reform Club.
Hothasat, Lord—An Irish Peer; b. 1794; Lieut.-Col. in the
army ; patron of 3 livings; grand nephew of the celebrated
Admiral Hotham ; sat for Leominster from 1820 till 1641,
when he was first elected for Yorkshire (East). Hill-street;
Carlton ; Athenaeum.
Houldsoo-th, Thomas—A merchant aid cotton spinner at
Mans hest, r and Rochester, Staffordsh. ; sat for Pontefract
from 1818 to 1830; for Newton, Lancash., from 1830 till
1832; since then for Nottinghamshire (North). Carbon.
Howard, Hon. Henry Thomas—Second s. of the 16th Earl of
Suffolk ;b. 1808 ;Captain in the army. Brookes'.
Howard, Hon. Eduard George Granville—S. of the Earl of
Carlisle ; b. 1809 ; Captain in the Navy.
Howard, Hon. -Times Kenneth—S. of the Earl of Suffolk and
Berl:3; b. 1814; a Groom in Waiting to her Majesty. Reform.
Howard, Lord—Eld. s. of the Earl of Effingham ; b. 1806.
22, Wilton-crescent ; Reform.
Bowan!, Philip Henry—Eld. s. of Henry Howard, Esq., of
Corby Castle, co. Cumberland; head of a branch of the Duke
of Norfolk's family; h. 1801 ; voted for the Reform Act; in
favour of relieving Dissenters from Church-rates ; has sat
for Carlisle since 1830. 47, Lower Brook-se; Athenwum.
Howard, Sir Ralph, Bart.—Only s. of the Hon. Hugh Howard
and first cousin of the Earl of Wicklow ; Dep.-Lieut. of the
county ; has sat for Wicklow since 1829. 3, Sackville-st.,
Piccadilly; Athenwum.
Howard, Hon. Charles Wentworth Geo.—S. of 6th Earl of
Carlisle ; b. 1814; first elected in 1840, on the death of Mr.
Aglionby. 12, Grosvenor-place.
Hughes, William Bulkeley—Eldest s. of the late Sir W. B
Hughes ; b. 26th July, 1797 ; formerly a barrister on the
Oxford and Chester Circuits; friendly to the principle of the
' Poor-law Act ; against the Ballot, Universal Suffrage, and
the'lrish Municipal Corporation Bill.
Humphery, John—Alderman of the city of London; wharf-
/Tiger and merchant in the Borough ; in favour of the
Triennial Parliaments, Free Trade, the Repeal of the Window
Tax, Taxes on Knowledge and Industry, Corn-laws, -local-
tion cf Monopolies, and Reform in the Church. Bay's
Wharf, Tooley-street ; Reform Club.
Hutt, William—B. 1805 ;in favour of Free Trade, the aboli
tion of Monopolies, thorough Reform in the Church ; repre-
sented Hull from 1832 till 1841. 54, Conduit-street ; Oxford
and Cambridge University Club.
Ingestre, Visct., C.B.—Eldest surviving s. of the Earl Talbot ;
b. Nov. 8, 18(13 ' • Captain in the Navy; Lieutenant-Col. of
the Queen's own Regiment of Staffordshire Militia ; formerly
sit for Dublin. Carlton.
Inelie, Sir Robt. Harry Bt., D.C. L.—B. 1786 ; barrister ; for
Dun !elk from 1821 to 1826, and for Ilipoe from 1826 till
e2e ; has sat for the University since 1828. 7, Bedford-
square ; Battersea-rise, Surrey.
Irtun, Samuel—B. 1793 ; a Magistrate of Cumberland ; patron
of 2 livings. f arlton.
Irving, john—Merchant in London, and partner with Sir J.
Rae Reid, Bt., M.P. fur Dover ; sat in ;,everal Parliaments
for Bramber. Richmond-terrace ; Carlton.
J ick ens, Joseph Devonsiire—B. 23d June,l7B3 ; is the Queen's
2d Sergeant. in Ireland; obtained University honours during
eaeh year of his course in Trilby College Dublin. Carlton.
James, William—For many years represented Carlisle.
James, Sir Walter, Bt.—B. 3d June, 1816.
:Jardine, William —First returned for Ashburton in 1841.
Jermyn, Earl—B. 1800; has sat for Bury St. Edmunds since
1830. 6, St. James's-square ; Carbon.
• Jervis, John—B. 1802 ; a Queen's Counsel, with a, patent of
of preeedence; has written several law works of repute;
voted for the revision of the Pension-list, Triennial Parlia-
ments, and against the 147th clause of the New Poor-law
Act ; opposed to the ballot. 3, Old Palace-yard ; Union
and Reform Clubs.
Johnson, William Augustus--A Major-Gen. in the army ; a
Dep.-Lieut. of Lincolnshire ; formerly Member for Boston.
Johnson, William Gillilan—B. 1808 ; a barrister ; a Magisa
trate for Antrim and Down.
Johnston, Alexander—B. 1790; a merchant and manufacturer
in Glasgow.
Johnstone, Sir John Vanden Bempde, Bt. —B. 1799 ; patron
of 2 livings. 27, Grosvenor-sq. ; Boodle's ; Travellers'.
Johnstone, John James Hope—B. 1796 ; a Lieut. in the Navy;
voted for the Reform Act. Carbon.
Jolliffe, Sir William, Bart,—B. 1800, Carlton.
Jones, John—Represented the Carmarthen district of boroughs
in a former Parliament.
Jones, Theobald—B. 1790; a Capt. in the Navy. Carlton.
Kelburne, Visct.—B. 1792 ; a Lieut. in the Navy.
Kemble, Hgnry—B. 1787 ; retired from business in 1833 ; is
a Director of the Equitable Assurance Company. Grove-
- hill, Camberwell, Surrey.
David—Only son of the late David Kerr, Esq. 36,
Charles-ste, Berkeley-sq.
EArriaon, Sir Edward, Bt., G.C.H.CC B B 1776 •is
Recorder of Eye, a Lient-Gen in" the Arm—yl Col. of 'the
14th Light Dragoons ;an Inspector of Army Clothing,and
an East India Proprietor • ptron of nine livings ; sas at
:Waterloo, and has served in
spain, France, and Holland :
for Eve since 1824. 13, Gt.
Lieut. .
; Carlton.
Kirk, Peter--B. 1800 ;a De tieof the County ; filled the
office • fMayor for five sucPc.e-sslievel
Knatchbull, Right Hon. Sir Bart.—Paymaster-Ge-
neralEctward,ar.
of the Forces from Dec. 1834, till April 1835 ; patron
of one living ; he sat for Kent since death of his father in
1819, with the exception of 1831. 71, Grosvenor-street •
Univenityi CO=