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half a century; called to the bar in 1813 ; appointed a Com-
missioner of Bankrupts in 1822, and afterwards Cursitor
Baron of the Exchequer ' • Chairman of Dorsetsh. Sessions ;
Recorder of Weymouth ; Secretary to the Board of Control
under the Wellington Administration. Carlton ; United
University.
Bannerman, Alexander—S. of T. Bannarman, Esq. ; b. 1783 ;
merchant, shipowner, and banker in Aberdeen ; has sat for
Aberdeen since 1832 ; a Commissioner of Greenwich Hos-
pital. 4, Berkeley-street ; Reform.
Barclay, David—S. of the late Robert Barclay, Esq., of Bury
Hill ; b. 1784 ; a merchant ; sat for Penryn in 1826 ; re-
turned at the general eleetion in 1834; not in Parliament
from 1837 till 1841. 8, Belgrave-square ; Eastwich Park,
Surrey.
Baring, Hon. Francis—Second s. of Lord Ashburton ; b. 1800;
an East India Proprietor. Carlton; Athenaeum.
Baring, Right Hon. Francis s. of Sir T.
Baring. Bart., who is patron of three livings; appointed
Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1839, salary 5,000/. ; has
sat for Portsmouth since 1826. Athenaeum ; Reform.
Baring, Henry Bingham—Nephew of Sir Thomas Baring,
Bart. ; an East India Proprietor; a Major in the Army;
voted rgainst the Reform Bill ; sat for Callinpon in ihe
Parliament of 1831 ; has sat for Marlborough since 1832.
13, Eaton-place; Carlton; Athenaeum.
Barnard, Edward George— A ship-builder ; patron of one
living ; in favour of the Ballot, Triennial Parliaments, the
Repeal of the Assessed Taxes, and the Repeal of the Taxes
on Knowledge; has sat for Greenwich since 1832. Dept.
ford ; Reform Club.
Barneby, John—B. Nov. 1799 ; chairman of the Hereford-
shire Quarter Sessions ; sat for Droitwich in 1835 ; patron
of one living. 34, Portman-square ; Carlton ; United Uni-
versity ; Boodle's ; Arthur's.
Barrington, Viscount---A Peer of Ireland ; b. Oct. 1, 1793.
14, South-street ; Travellers' ; Beckett, Berks.
Baskerville, Thomas Baskerville Mynors. B. C. L.—Second 3.
of the late P. R. Si ynors, Esq., of Tieago, Herefordshire ;
in 1817, assumed the name of Baskerville ; b. 1793 ; a
Dep.-Lieut. of Wilts and of Radnorshire ; High Sheriff of

Wilts in 1827. Carlton ; Univer,ity.
Bateson, Sir Robert, Bart.—B. 1782 ; first sat for London-
derry in 1830, when he ousted Mr. George Dawson, the
brother-in-law of Sir Robert Peel. Carlton ; Union.
Beckett, William—S. of the late, and bro. of the present Sir
John Beckett, Bart. ; b. 1784 ; is a Banker ; a Magistrate
of the West Riding ; and a Lieut.-Col. of the Yorkshire
Hussars. 24, Mount-st., Grosvenor-sq.; Carlton ; Union.
Bell, John—B. 1809. Reform.
Bell, Mathew—Opposed to free-trade, and in favour of
efficient protecting duty on foreign corn, and the Total Ex-
tinction of Tithes. Wimple-street; Carlton.
Bellew, Richard Mouteiquieu—Br. of Sir Patrick Bellew; b.
1803 ; Dep.-Lieut. for the county Louth ' • will vote for
the abolition of tithes in every shape, and for the appro-
priation of a large portion of the Church property to pur-
poses of national utility ; in favour of shortening the dura-
tion of Parliaments, admitting Dissenters to graduate at the
Universities, and the Vote by Ballot. I, New Burlington-
street ; Brookes's.
Benett, John—Eld. surviving son of Thomas Benett, Esq., of
Pyt House ; b. 1773 ; Patron of one living; is a tithe
owner ; opposed to the Ballot and Short Parliaments ; in
favour of a Property-tax in lieu of the Malt-tax.
Athenaeum.

to the Ballot, Short Parliamen's, and the removal of the
Jewish disabilities; paired off in favour of the Reform Bill,
but opposed several of its details; in favour of agricultural
protection. 5, Richmond-ter.
Burroughs, Henry Negus—Eld. s. of the late J. Burkin Bur-
roughs, Esq., of Burlingham, the representative of an ancient
family in the county, by Christabel, d. and heiress of Henry
Negus, Esq., of Hovertoa Hall ; b. Feb. 8, 1791.
Butler, Hon. Pierse—Br. of the Earl of Kilkenny ; b. 1774 ;
A Lient.-Col. in the army ; a Repealer. Reform Club.
Byng, George—Great-Brands. of Adm. Lord Byng and of
Viscount Torrington; br. to Lord Strafford; b. 1764; op-
posed to short Parliaments ; has sat for Middlesex ever
since 1790. 5, St. James's-sq.
Byng, Right Hon. George Stevens—Eld. s. of Lord Strafford;
b. 1806 • a Captain in the army ; Comptroller of the
Household. 77, Eaton-sq.
Callaghan, Daniel—Son of an eminent provision merchant in
Cork ; was a Government contractor, and is a merchant at
Cork; originally he professed himself opposed to a Repeal
of the Union, but before the election in 1832, pledged him-
self to vote for it; as well as for all the other measures
usually appended to Repeal. 8, Suffolk-st. ; Reform Club.
Campbell, Sir Hugh Purves Hume, Bart.—B. 1812 ; his
father changed his name from Purves to Hume- Campbell,
upon succeeding to the estates of the Earls of Marchmont.
4. Carlton.
Campbell, Alexander—S. of Gen. Campbell ; b. 1814.
Canning, Rt. Hon. Sir Stratford, G.C.B.—S. of Stratford Can-
ning, Esq., a London merchant, and first cousin of Lord
Garvagh and of the late Rt. Hon. George Canning ; has
been Ambassador at several Foreign Courts. 29, Grosvenor-
square ; Athenaeum.
Carew, Hon. Robert Shapland—Eldest s. of Lord Carew ; b.
1818. 29, St. James's- street ; Reform Club.
Carnegie, Hon. Swynfen Thomas.—S. of the 7th Earl of North-
esk ; b. 1813 ; a Captain R.N. ; Carlton.
Cartwright, Wm. Ralph, D.C.L.—Uncle of 6th Viscount
Chetwynd ; b. 1771; patron of two livings a Major in the
Army; was at Waterloo; supporter of the Corn-laws. 30,
Albemarle-street ; Carlton.

Castlereagh, Rt. Hon. Viscount—Eld. s. of the Marquis of
Londonderry • b. 1805; a Dep.-Lieut. for the county; a
Lord of the Admiralty in 1828; appointed Vice-Chamber-
lain of the Household Dec. 1834, but resigned in April fol-
lowing. 23, Chapel-street, Grosvenor-place. Carlton.
Cave, Hon. Robert Otway—Eld. s. of Henry Otway, Esq
Castle Otway ; assumed the surname of Cave in 1818, upon
succeeding to the Lincolnshire estates of the Cave family;
in avour of the Ballot, abolishing the " name and reality"
of tithes, and making the ecclesiastical revenues available for
national purposes. Athenmsm and Reform Clubs.
Cavendish, Hon. Charles Compton—Youngest s. of the late,
and uncle of the present Earl of Burlington, and cousin of
the Duke of Devonshire; lt. 1793. Burlington-house, Pic-
cadilly.
Cavendish, Hon. Geo. Henry—Second s. of the Hon. Wm.
Cavendish, and br. of the Earl of Burlington; b. 1810. 1,
Belgrave-square.
Caylcy, Edward Stillingfleet—Opposed to the Ballot and Short
Parliaments ; in favour of the Preservation of the Yorkshire
Registry, the Mitigation of the Criminal Code, and such a
course of legislation with regard to agriculture as will keep
wheat at 645. per quarter, new milk cheese at from 52s to
60s. per cwt., wool and butter at Is. per lb. each, and other
produce in proportion; prefers the present Corn-laws (with

an altered Triode of taking the aveages) to a fixed duty ;
author of a work on Commercial Economy, and several poli-
tical tracts. 12, Great Ryder-street.
Chalmers, Patrick—S. of the late Patrick Chalmers of Auld-
bara; a merchant in London ; Mr. Chalmers's family is a
branch of the Chalmers of Balnacrair, Aberdeenshire; b.
1802 ; a Captain in the 3d Dragoon Guards, but sold out in
1827 ; a Deputy Lieut. of Forfarshire ; in favour of Free
Trade, the Repeal of the Septennial Act, and willing to vote
for the Ballot. Junior United Service, Clarence, and Re-
form Clubs; Auldbara Castle, Forfarshire.
Chapman, Aaron—An eld. br. of the Trinity House ; an East
India Proprietor : a Director of the London Fire Assurance,
the London Docks, and the Hudson's Bay Companies ; has
had contracts from Government ; in favour of the Repeal of
the Assessed Taxes, and of a Property Tax in lieu of such as
press upon industry; objects to that system of Free Trade
which gives to the foreign shipowner in entering the ports
of this country, advantages not enjoyed by the British. 14,
Montague-place, Edgewar e- road.
Chapman, Benjamin—s. of Sir Thomas Chapman ;b. 1810.
Reform.
Charteris, Hon. Francis—Eld. s. of Lord Elcho, and grands.
of the Earl of Wemyss ; b. 1818. Carlton ; 19, Stratford-pl.
Chelsea, Viscount—Eld. s. of the Earl of Cadogan ; b. 1812.
Carlton.
Chetwode, Sir John, Bart—S. of 3d Bart. ; b. 1764.
Childers, John Walbanke—B. 1798 ; elected, in Feb., 1836,
on the elevation of Sir C. C. Pepys to the office of Lord
Chancellor ; patron of one living. Reform Club.
Cholmondeley, Hon. Hugh—Eld. s. of Lord Delamere; b.
1812; :n officer in the Guards; Cel. of Chesh. Militia.
2, Hamilton-place ; Carlton ; Crockford'e.
Christmas, William—M. d. of the late Col.Whinyates; a Ma
gistrate and Dep.-Lieut, of the County of Waterford. Uni-
versity Club.
Christopher, Robert Adam, F.R.S.—S. of Philip Dundas,
Esq., 4th s. of Lord President Dundas, who was the eldest
brother of the first Viscount Melville ; b. 1804 ; patron of
two livings • opposed the Roman Catholic Emancipation
Bill ; seconded the Address to the Throne at the commence-
ment of William the IVth's reign. 97, Eaton-square ;
Carlton ; Travellers'.
Chute, William Lyde Wiggett-2d s. of the Rev. James
Wiggett, rector of Crudwell and Hankerton, Witts ; b. 16th
Jan., 1800; is a Magistrate for the counties of Hants and
Norfolk, and a Deputy Lieut. for the latter, of which he was
High Sheriff in 1832 ; was a Second Class man at Oxford.
10, Chandos-street ; Athenmum.
Cray, William—Formerly in business as a merchant and ship-
owner ; is Secretary to the Board of Control • in favour of
the Repeal of the Window Tax, the Corn-laws, and the
Taxes on Knowledge; will advocate a Property Tax,
Triennial Parliaments, and the Ballot. 7, Nottingham-place;
Alfred, Union, and Reform Clubs.
Clayton, Rice Richard—Fourth s. of the late Sir William
Clayton, Bart. ; b. 1798 ; is a Dep.-Lieut. of Bucks ; was
High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire in 1838. University.
Clayton, Sir William Robert, Bart.—Eld. s. of the late Sir
William Clayton, Bart. of Marden Park, Surrey ; b. 1786 ;
a Lieut.-Col. in the army ; a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut.-
of the county of Bucks; was at the battles of Vittoria, Pyre-
nees, Gemappe, Quatre Bras, Waterloo, &c. ; has Church
Patronage ; voted for the Reform Bill in all its stages. 79
Gloucester-place: Brooke's; Reform; Jun. United Service.
Clements, Lord—Eld. surviving s. of the Earl of Leitrim.
2, Grosvenor-square.
Clements, Henry John—Cousin to the Earl of Leitrim ; Col.
of Leitrim Militia. Carlton.
Clerk, Sir George, Bart.—B. 1787 ; a Lord of' the Admiralty
from 1819 to 1830, except for a short interval ; Secretary
to the Treasury in the Peel Administration ; Advocate at the
Scottish bar. Carlton.
Clive, Edward Belton—Cousin of the Earl of Post's. A Lieut.-
Colonel in the army, and a Capt. in the Grenadier Guards;
was at Waterloo ; is patron of three livings ; opposed to
the Ballot and Short Parliaments ; has sat for Hereford
since 1826. 18, Grafton-st.; Athenaeum and Reform Clubs.
Clive, Hon. Robert Henry—Second s. of the first Earl of
Powis ; b. 1789 ; an East India Proprietor ; a Lieut.-
Col. in the Army; Col. of the Worcestershire Yeomatiry.
Under Secretary of State for the Home Department under
Lord Sidmouth ; is patron of one living. Carlton; Athe-
-11 mum.
Cobden, Richard—A cotton-pzinter in Lancashire; a direc-
tor of the Manchester ChamTer of Commerce, and a member
of the Anti-Corn-law League ; in favour of Free-trade, the
Ballot, Extension of the Suffrage, and Short Parliaments.
Reform.
Codi:ngton, Christopher William—Nephew of Sir Edward
Codrington; eld. s. of Sir Christopher Bethel Codrington
(who is patron of three linings) ; a West India Proprietor.
Carlton.
Colborne, Hon. William Nicholas Ridley—Eld. s. of Lord Col-
borne ; b. 1814. Reform.
Cole, Hon. Arthur Henry—Br. of the Earl of Enniskillen, end
uncle of Viscount Cole ; b. 1780 ; formerly resident at
Mysore ; a Captain in the Fermanagh Militia. Carlton.
Collett, William Rickford—S. of E.... Collett, many years
M.P. for Cashel ; b. 1810. 2, St. James's-street ; Carlton ;
Conservative; Albion.
Collins, William—M. d. of John Tomes, Esq.. formerly Mem-
ber for Warwick ; a resident in Warwick, and in busi-
ness as a tanner ; was the first Mayor of the borough under
the Municipal Reform Act. Reform Club.
Colville, Charles Robert—Only s. of the late Sir Charles Col-
- vine ; b. 1815. Carlton; Oxford and Cambridge; Arthur's.
Compton' Henry Coombe—Patron of three livings. Carlton.
Conolly, Edward Michael, D.C.L.—EId s. of the Hon. Admiral
Sir Thomas Pakenham ; b. 1786 ; assumed the name of
Conolly on inheriting the estates of the Right Hon. Thomas
Conolly, of Castletown ; patron of one living ; was Lieut -
Col. in the Donegal Militia, and is Captain of Artillery.
Carlton ; University.
Cooper, Hon. Antb. Hon. Ashley, D.C.L.—Third F of the
Earl of Shaftesbury; br. of Lord Ashley, the Member for
the county ; b. 1807 ; a Captain in the army. 24, Grosve-
nor-square; Carlton.
Coote, Sir Charles Henry, Bart.—BL d. of John Whaley,
Esq. of Whaley Abbey, Wicklow; is Premier Baronet of
Ireland ; Colonel of the Queen's County Militia. 5, Con-
naught-place; Carlton.
Copeland, Wm. Taylor—Only s. of the late William Copeland,
I.:sq., partner of the late Josiah Spode, Esq., of the Stoke
Potteries Staffordshire, and of Portugal-street. London,
porcelain manufacturers and merchants; b. 1797 ; was
Sheriff of London in 1828-29 ; an Alderman of the City of
and filled the office of Lord Mayor 1835-6 : Treasurer of
the Hon. Artillery Company. 37, Lincoln's Inn-fields.
Corry, Right Hon. denry 'Thomas Lowry—Second s. of the
the Earl of Belmore; b. 1803. Carlton.
Cowper, Hon. Win. Francis—Second s. of Earl Cowper, and
nephew of Lord Melbourne ; b. 1811 ; a Lieut. in the
Royal Horse Guards ; has been Aide-de-Camp to the Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland ; has been Private Secretary to Vis.
Melbourne ; a Commissioner of Greenwich Hospital ; a Lord
of the Treasury. 11, Little Maddox-st. ; Reform Club.
Courtenay, Viscount—Eldest s. of the Earl of Devon; b.
1807. Carlton • 4, Bryanstone-sq.
Craig, William dibson—Eldest s. of Sir Jas. Gibson Craig,
Bart., of Riecnton ; b. 1797 ; an Advocate at the Scottish
Bar. Brookes's.
Crawford, William Sharman—Took the surname of Crawford
in addition to and after that of Sharman, in pursuance of the
will of the late John Crawford, Esq, to whose estates he
succeeded; in favour of the Ballot. Reform.
Cresswell, Addison John Baker—Eldest s. of the late Francis
Cresswell, Esq., of Cresswell, and therefore br. to the Mem-
ber for Liverpool; b. 1788; patron of one living. Carlton.
Cresswell, Cresswell—Son of F. Easterby, Esq., of Black-
heath, who assumed the name of Cresswell, and therefore
br. to the Member for Northumberland ; a Barrister and
Queen's Counsel. Mitre-court-buildings.
Cripps, William—Son of Jos-ph Cripps, Esq., late Member
for Cirencester, who represented it from 1807 to 1841 ; a
Deputy Lieut. of Gloucestershire. 85, St. James's-st.
Crosse, Thomas Bright—Only s. of Thomas Iken, Esq. ; b.
1796 ; assumed the name and arms of Crosse by Royal li-
cence on his marriage ; Deputy-Lieut. of Lancashire, and
served the office of High Sheriff in 1837. Carlton ; Uni-
versity ; Athenmum.
Currie. Raikes—Son of Isaac Currie, Esq., of Bush Hill, Mid-
dlesex ; b. April 15, 1801 ; a Banker in London ; a Magis-
trate and Deputy-Lieut. of Middlesex ; advocates National
Education, Church Reform, Repeal of the Corn-laws, and
on Hyde Park-terrace : Ref Cie'

Bentinck, Lord William George Frederick Scott—Second s.
of the Duke of Portland ; b. 1802 ; a Major in the Army ;
opposed to the Ballot and Short Parliaments. Harcourt-
house, Cavendish-square.
Beresford, George de la Poer—Eldest s. of Sir John Beres-
ford, Bart.; b. 1811 ; a Captain in the Army. 54, Harley-
street; White's ; Traveller's.
Beresford, William—Cousin to the Marquis of Waterford ;
b. 1798; a Major in the Army, and served eleven years in
the 9th and in the 12th Lancers; favourable to the Corn-
laws ; was a second-class man at Oxford. Carlton ;
Traveller's.
Berkeley, Hon. Craven Eitzhardinge—Youngest s. of the Earl
Berkeley, and br. of Earl Fit zhardinge ' • b. 1805 • captain in
the 2d Life Guards ; in favour of the Ballot ; has promised
to resign his scat when the majority of his constituents ex-
press their dissatisfaction. 6, Spring Gardens ; Brookes.
Berkeley, Ron. George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge—A
younger b. of the Earl Berkeley, and br. of Earl Fitzhardinge;
b. 1800 ' • a Lieutenant in the Army ; author of a novel,
called " Berkeley Castle" ; voted for the abolition of Naval
and 111ilitary sinocures ; in favour of the Ballot. 6, Spring
Gardens.
Berkeley, Hon. Francis Henry Fitz-Hardinge.—Fourth s. of
the Earl Berkeley ; br. of Earl Fitzhardinge, and the Members
for Gloucestershire West, and Cheltenham ; b. 7th Dec.
1791. 6, Spring Gardens.
Berkeley, Hon. Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge. C. B.—
Second s. of the Fifth Earl Berkeley, and next brother to
Earl Fitzhardinge ; b. 1786 ; a Captain R N.; in command of
the Thunderer since January, 1840, with which vessel he
served at the capture of St. Jean D'Acre. Was a Lord of
the Admiralty from April 1833 to Dec. 1834. Reform.
Bernal, Ha ph, Jun.—Eld. s. of .Ralph Bernal, Esq., late
Member for Rochester, and Chairman of Committees; a
Captain the Army. 76, Eaton-square ; United Service.
Blackburne, John Ireland—S. of John Blackburne, Esq., of
Hale, who represented Lancashire for forty-seven years ; b.
May, 1783 ; patron of one living ; he sat for Newton
eleven years, from 1807 to 1818, and for Warrington
since 1834. 2, Park-street, Westminster ; Boodle's,
Carlton ; Crockford's.
Blackstone, William Seymour—Grandson of the great lawyer
whose name he bears; b. 1809 his family has the pa-
tronage of the living of Wallingford ; Deputy-Lieut. for
Berkshire. Burlington Hotel, Carlton.
Blake, Sir Valentine, Bart.—S. of the eleventh Bart. ; b.
1780; m. 1803 d. of Joseph Donellan, Esq. ; a Liberal;
represented the borough in two former Parliaments, and
frequently contested it. The Castle, County Galway.
Blake, Mark—First returned for Mayo on the death of
Sir William Brabazon in 1840 ; a Repealer, and pledged
to support Irish manufactures in and out of Parliament.
Balinafad. County Mayo ; Reform Club.
Blake, Martin Joseph—Head of the house of Ballyglunin ; a
Repealer • in favour of removing the Bishops from the
House of lords. Wyndham, and Reform Clubs.
Blakemore, Richard—Proprietor of tin works in Glamorgan-
shire ; a Deputy-Lieutenant of Hereford and Monmouth.
Union.
Blewitt, Reginald James—Second s. of Major Edward
Blewitt, of Kensington, Middlesex, and of Llantarnan
Abbey, Monmouthshire; h. May 26th, 1799; his great
great grandfather was Sir Samuel Blewitt, high Sheriff of
London ; educated at Rugby School ; practised for some
years as a Solicitor, but retired in 1627; in 1829 esta-
blished and edited the Monmouthshire Merlin, a Liberal
paper, which he relinquished in 1832 ; a Magistrate f,a• the
county of Monmouth, and acts occasionally as a Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions.
Bodkin, John James—ln favour of the ballot; sat for Galway
in 1831, and has represented the county since 1835.
Bodkin, William Henry—Only s. of the late Peter Bodkin,
Esq., of Northampton-sq., London, who was descended from
an old family in Ireland ; b. 1791 ; is a barrister; Recorder
of Dover ; and Chairman of the Society of Arts in London ;
has written Pamphlets on the Poor-laws. Church-court,
Temple ; Carlton ; Hampstead-heath, Middlesex.
Boldero, Capt. Henry George—S. of the late Rev. J. Boldero,
of Ampton, Suffolk ; Capt. Boldero distinguished himself
during the passing of the Reform Bill, by his exertions to
preserve two Members for Chippenham ; and to commemo-
rate the success of those exertions his constituents presented
him with a handsome silver cup. Carlton.
Borthwick, Peter—B. 1805 ; delivered lectures and held dis-
putations in the principal provincial towns in favour of the
gradual emancipation of the slaves in the West Indies, as
contra-distinguished from immediate freedom, and received
the thanks of the West India Proprietors, accompanied by a
splendid service of plate and a public dinner ; was formerly a
Fellow-Commoner of Downing College, Cambridge.
Boscawen- Rose, Lord—Eld. 3. of the Earl of Falmouth ; b.
1811. St. James's-square ; Carlton.
Botfield, Beriah—Was High Sheriff of Northamptonshire in
1831 ; a Fellow of the Royal Antiquarian Society, and a
Dep. Lieut. of Salop. Carlton ; 10, Sackville-street.
Bowes, John—B. 1811 ;is patron of I living, in favour of Tri-
ennial Parliaments and removing the Bishops from the House
of Lords. Reform Club.
Bowring, John, LL.D—Eldest s. of Charles Bowring, Esq., of
Exeter, whose family was for many generations connected
with the woollen trade of Devonshire ' • b. 1792 ; was for
mane years Editor of the Westminster Review • has pub-
lished a number of works on foreign languagesandliterature ;
has made several Reports on Free Trade and Public Account-
antey. Reform ; Athenwum.
Bradshaw, James—S. of the Lady of Sir Harry Peyton, Bart.,
by her first husband. South-st., Park-lane ; Carlton.
Bramston, Thomas William—B. 1796 ; a Dep. Lieut. of the
county of Essex; is patron of 2 livings ; opposed to the ap-
po,ntment of Bishops by the Crown and to the sale of livings,
and in favour of a redeemable rent• charge upon the land in
lieu of tithes. Carlton.
Bridgeman, Hewitt—Southampton-street.
Broadley, Henry—S. of the late H. Broadley, Esq. ; a pep:::
Lieut. of Yorkshire.
Broadwood, Henry—B. Aug. 8,1795; a brewer, and partner
of Mr. Ramsbottom, one of the Members for W' indsor. Of
Emmanuel College, Cambridge; 5, Whitehall-yard; Carl-
ton, Union, Crockford's.
Brocklehurst, John, jun.—Second s. of John Brocklehurst,
Esq., of Jordan Gate, Macclesfield; m. in 1812, the 2d d.
of Coare, Esq. of Islington ; a silk manufacturer and
banker, in partnership with his brothers at Macclesfield ; in
favour of protection for the silk trade, short Parliaments, the
Ballot, and admitting the Dissenters to the Universities.
Reform Club.
Brodie, Wm. Bird-2d s. of the Rev. P.B. Brodie, of Win-
terslow, Wilts; b. 1780; Lieut.-Col. of the Salisbury Vo:
lunteer Infantry ; a banker in the same town ; a Magis-
trate of the county of Wilts ; has sat for Salisbury since 1832.
Reform Club ; 3, Sackville-street,
Brooke, Sir Arthur 13rinsley, Bart.—B. 1797. Carlton.
Brotherton, Joseph—A retired cotton and silk manufacturer.
Reform Club.
Browne, Robert Dillon—ls descended from the Kilmaine fa-
mily ; a Repealer. Reform Club.
Brownie, Hon. William—S. of first Earl of Kenmore ; b. 1791
a Deputy-Lieutenant of the county.
Brownrigg, John Studholme; son of John Studholme Brown-
rigg, Esq.; b. 1786; a merchant of London, and partner in
the firm of Sir Charles Cockerell and Co. ; Deputy Gover-
nor of the Australian Agricultural Company, and Director
of the Royal Bank of Australasia. 1, Hyde-Park-gardens ;
Carlton.
Bruce, Lord—Eld. s. of the Earl of Elgin ; b. 1811. Carlton
Bruce, Charles Lennox Cumming-2d s. of Sir A. P. G. Cum-
ming ;b. 1790. Carlton, United Service.
Bruce, Lord Ernest Aug. Chas Brudenell-2d s. of the Marq.
of Ailesbury ; b. 1811 ; a Cornet in the Royal Wilts Yeo-
manry. Carlton.
Bruen, Henry—M. d. of T. Kavanagh, Esq. of Dorris ; is
Colonel of the Carlow Militia. Carlton.
Bryan, George—S. of the late George Bryan, Esq. of Jen-
kiwtown.
Buck, Lewis William—Deputy-Lieutenant of Devonshire.
Carlton.
Buckley, Edmund—S. of John Buckley, Esq. of Stalybridge ;
an iron .master and proprietor of coal-works at Manchester;
a director of several canal and railway companies connected
with Manchester. Carlton.
Bulkeley, Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams, Bart.—S. of the
9th Bart. ; b. 1 801 ; assumed the name of Bulkeley in 1827;
is Dep.-Lieut. of Anglesey, and patron of four livings.
Buller, Charles—A barrister; also an East India proprietor'
is Secretary to the Board' of Controul ; do the re-'

is Secretary to the ..4 of ,otrout ; ue,ires the revision, Vote by Ballot. 4, .. yde rd.,..-...._ „ ; ..teform -.ub.
but not the abolition of the Corn-laws, unless tithes be abo- Curteis, Herbert Barrett—Eldest s. of the late Ed. Jer. Cur-
lished also . was Chief Secretary to Lord Durham when in teis, Esq., of Windmill Hill, Sussex, Member for that county
Canada ; has sat for Liskeald since 1832. Queen's-sq -pl. ; in the Parliaments of 1820 and 1826 ; a Trustee of the Agri-
Athermum. cultural Employment Institution; in favour of agricultural
Buller, Edward—Br. of the Member for South Devon ;b. protection and a property-tax. Reform.
1800. Brookes's, Travellers'. Dalmeny, Lord—Eldest s. of the Earl of Rosehery ; b. 1809 ;
Buller, Sir John Yarde, Bart. —Grands. of Mr. Justice Buller; a Lord of the Admiralty from April, 1838 ; salary 1,000/.
b. 1799 ;is patron of I living. Carlton. 139, Pileadilly ; Reform Club.
Bunbury, Thomas—Unsuccessfully contested Carlow in 1837. r alrymple, John—Eldest s.. of North Dalrymple, Esq., (who
St. James's hotel, Jermyn-street ; University. ic heir-pres. to Vis. Stair) ; b. 1819 ; is an officer in the
Burdett, Sir Francis, Bart.—B. 1770 ;is patron of 6 livings ; Guards. Guards' ; Brookes' ; Reform.
in the intervening period, he thrice contested Middlesex un. Damer, Hon. George Lionel Dawson—Br. of the Earl of Port-
successfully; Sir Francis's early advocacy of Reform, his arlington, and br.-in-law of Sir 11. Parnell, Bart. b.1788;
confinement in the Tower and King's Bench prison, his cos: a Lieut.-Colonel in the army at the battle of Waterloo; pa-
demnation to pay a fine of 1,0001. by the Court of Kings tron of 2 livings. 3, Green-st. ; Carlton.
Bench, fot the course he took in advocating that reform, are Darby, Ge ir,le—S. of the late John Darby, a merchant in Lon-
well known ;he was a strong supporter of the Whig Go- London ; a barrister. 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple.
vernment, and declared himself without confidence in that Darlington, Earl of—Eld. s. of the Duke of Cleveland ; b.
of Sir Robert Peel ; now a Conservative. 25, St. James's- 1788 ; Lieut.-Col. in the Army • patron of 4 Livings ;
place ; Carlton ; Athenaeum. ! opposed the first Reform Bill, whilst his father supported
Burn ill Si' Charles Merrik, Bart.—M. Frances, d. of the Ministers throughout the debates in the House of Lords ;
I 3d Earl c Egremont ;au East India Proprietor; opposed has been in Parliament for Saltaah, Totuess, and other