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the Ballot, Short Parliaments, and Universal Suffrage ; sat
for Oldham in the Parliaments of 1832 and 1835. Reform.
Filmer, Sir Edmund, Bart.—S. of the late Capt. Filmer ; has
taken the degree of A. M. ; elected for Kent without oppo-
sition in March 1838.
Fitzalan, Lord—Eld. s. of the Earl of Surrey, and grandc. of
the Duke of Norfolk ; b. Nov. 7, 1815 ; has been an officer
in the Royal Horse Guards. No. 1, Hyde Park-pl. ;
White's , • Brookes's.

Fitzharris, s. of the Earl of 'Malmesbury ; b.
1807. Carlton ; Whitehall-gardens.
Fitz-Roy, Robert-3d s. of Lord Chas. Fitz-Roy, and grands.
of the 3d Duke of Grafton ; b. 1805 ; a Captain R.N. ; an
Elder Brother of the Trinity House; author of " Voyages
of the Adventure and Beagle." 25, Lowndes-st., Belg,rave-
sq. ; Carlton ; Senior United Service.
Fitz-Roy, Right Hon. Lord Charles—Second s. of the 4th
Duke of Grafton ; b. 1791 ; Lieut.. Col. in the army ; ap
pointed in 1835, Vice-Chamberlain of his Majesty's House-
hold ; sat for Thetford in several Parliaments. ; has sat for

Bury since 1831. Burlington House, Piccadilly • Reform.
Fitawilliam, Hon. Geo. Wentworth—S. of 3d Earl Fitzwil.
Liam ; b. 1817 ; sat for Richmond in the Parliament of 1837.
Mortimer-hou e ; Halkin-st.
Fleetwood. Sir Hesketh, Bart.—Eld. s. of Robert ITesketh,
Esq., of Rcosall ; b. 1801 ; assumed the name of fleetvro^d
for self and issue, in addition to that of Hesketh, in 1831 ;
patron of 5 livings ; Deputy-Lieut. of Lancashire; has been
High-Sheriff of that county ; author of " Observations on
Capital Punishment," translation of " The Last Days of a
Condemned," &c. .2, Ulster-terrace, Regent's Park; Athe-
naeum ; Boodle's; Reform.
Fleming, John Willis—Great-grands. of Browne Willis, Esq. ;
assumed the name of Fhmir.g upon succeeding to the Stone-
ham estates ; patron of 4 livings ; High Sheriff of Hamp-
shire in 1817. Carlton.
Flower, Sir James, Bart.—S. of the Ist Bart. by the eldest
d. of Joseph Squire, Esq., of Portsmouth; b. 1794 ; Sheriff
of Norfolk in 1838; returned for the borough in 1841, in
conjunction with the Earl of Euston (having polled the same
number of votes) ; neither can vote until after the report of
a Committee.
Follett, Sir William Webb—S. of Benjamin Follett, Esq;, a
timber-merchant at Topsham ; Solicitor-Gen. from Nov.
1834 till April, 1835. 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple ;
14, Duke-street, Westminster.
Forbes, William—B. 1806 ; represented Stirlingsbire from
1835 till 1837 ; re-elected in July, 1837, but unseated on
petition; again elected in 1841.
Forester, Hon. George Cecil Weld—Br. and heir presumptive
to Lord Forester; b. 1807 ; a Captain in the Horse Guards,
and has been Groom of the Bedchamber ; has sat for Wen-
lock since 1830. Carlton.

Foreman, Thomas Seaton—An ironmaster. E 5, Albany ;
Union ; Wyndham ; Parthenon.
Forster, Matthew—A merchant, shipowner, and underwriter in
London ; an advocate of free trade, a fixed duty on coru,
and a reduction of the duties on sugar and timber. City
Club ; Reform.
Fox, Charles Richard—S. of 3d Lord Holland ;b. 1801 ;
Lieut.-Col. in the army; Surveyor-General of the Ord-
nance ; has sat for Horsham. Caine, and Tavistock. Reform.
Freemantle, Sir Thomas Francis, Bart—B. 1795; Director of
the London and Westminster Joint Stock Bank ; Secretary
to the Treasury from Dec., 1834, till April, 1835 ; has sat for
Buckingham since 1826. 2, Eaton-pl. ; Carlton.
French, Fitzstephen—Br. of Lord De Freyne ; b. 1801 ; ob-
tained several science premiums in College ; in favour of
short Parliaments ; did not vote on Mr. O'Connell's motion
in 1834 for the Repeal of the Union ; has sat for Roscom-
mon since 1832. 54, Pailiamert-st. ; Brookes's.
Fuller, Augustus Eliott—Eld. son of John Trayton Fuller,
Esq., formerly of Heathfield-park, Sussex ; b. 1777 ; a
Magistrate and Dep.- Lieut, of the co. ; patron of 1 living.
Clifford-pl., St. James's; United University ; Alfred.
Gaskell, James Milnes—Only s. of the late Member for Mal -
don of that name ; b. 1810 ; in favour of the principle of
the Corn-laws, and opposed to the Vote by Ballot, the ad-
mission of Dissenters to the Universities, and Triennial Par-
liaments. 23 A, Albemarle-st. ; Carlton.
Gibson, Thomas Milner—Only s. of Major Thomas Milner
Gibson, of the 87th Regt. ; b. 1807 ; sat for Ipswich in the
early part of the Parliament of 1837 ; a wrangler at Cam-
bridge. Oxford and Cambridge University Club.
Gill, Thomas—S. of John Gill, Esq., banker; b. 1768; a
merchant and manufacturer ; a Magistrate of Devon ; a Di-
rector of the West of England Assurance Company ; op-
posed to monopolies and protective duties, except for the
purposes of revenue ; hostile to Church-rates as far as Dis-
senters are concerned ; also to the building of Churches at
the public expense, considering the property of the Church
ample for every legitimate object ; a supporter of the Ballot,
if electors cannot otherwise be protected. Reform.
Gladstone, William Ewart—S. of Mr. Gladstone, the Liver-
pool merchant ; appoirted a Lord of the Treasury in Dee.
1834; has sat for Newark-upon-Trent sirce 1832. Carlton.
Godson, Richard-sth s. of the late W. Godson, Esq., one of
the Coroners for Worcestershire ; b. 19th June, 1797 ; a
Queen's Counsel ; author of a Practical Treatise on the law
of Patents for Inventions, and on that of Copyright ; is " a
Reformer, pledged to uphold the Established Church ;" a
wrangler at Cambridge. 11, King's Bench-walk ; 30,
Grosvenor-pl. ; Colonial.

Gordon, Lord John Frederick, G.C.H.--S. of the Marquis
of Huntly; b. 1799 ; a Captain, R.N. Reform ; Kensing-
ton Palace.

Gordon, Hon. William—B. 1785 ; br. of the Earl of Aber-
deen; Captain in the Navy; has sat for Aberdeenshire
since 1820. 15, Saville-row ; Carlton.

Gore, William Ormsby—Patron of one living; a Director of
the Protector Life Association; sat for Leitrim in the Par-
liament of 1t306, his ancestors having represented that
county for nearly a century ; for Carnarvon in that of 1830;
in 1835 was returned without opposition for that county.
66, Portland-place ; Carlton.
Gore, NViiliam Richard Ormsby—Second s. of the Member for
Salop, North ; descended from a common ancestor with the
Earls of Arran and Sir R. Gore Bcoth, Bart ; b. 1819 ;
an officer in the Army. 66, Portland-place.
Gore, Hon. Robert—Fourth br. of the Earl of Arran ; b. 1810,
Commander in the Navy ; states himself to be " a cordial
supporter of the Me!bourne Ministry, the only Government
that ever endeavoured to do justice to Ireland ;" an " advo-
cate for free trade and abolition of monopolies ;" insists that.
" Ireland should be placed on an equal footing with Elig-
land and Scotland." 21, Wilton-crescent ; Brookes' •; Tra-
vellers' ; Naval ; Crockford's.
Gore, Montlgu— One of the family of the Gores of Barrow
Court ; b. 1811 ; author of an " Essay on the Corn-
laws;" " A Letter to the Duke of Wellington on the
present Crisis," " Remarks on Foreign Polity," &c. ; sat
for Devizes in 1833 and 1834. 8, Moullt.-street, Grosvenor.
square; Carlton; Arthur's.
Goring, Charles—B. 1817. Carlton.

Conlb-urn, Right Hon. Henry—Son of Munbee Goulburn,
Esq., of Portland-place, and the Hon. Susan Chetwvnd,
sister of Viscount Chetwynd; b. 1784 ; a West India Pro-
prietor; has been Secretary for Ireland, Under-Secretary
for the Colonial Department, and Chancellor of the Exche-
quer from 1828 till 1830; Secretary for the Home Depart-
ment from Dec., 1834, till April, 1835 ; when not in office
has a pension of 2,0001. per annum, as retired Secretary for
Leland; has sat for the University since 1831. 1, Upper
Berkeley-street; Carlton.
Graham, Right Hon. Sir James Robert George, Dart.
—Cousin to the Earl of Galloway and to Viscount Garlies ;
b. 092 ; First Lord of the Admiralty, and a Member of
the Cabinet, from 1830 till 1834; is Lord Rector of the
University of Glasgow ; patron of two livings ; is in favour
• of the Corn-laws ; opposed to the Ballot and short Parlia-
ments ; sat for Carlisle from 1820 to 1830; for Cumber-
land East from 1830 to 1837; elected for Pembroke, dist.
in 1838, and for Duchester in 1841. 46, Grosvenor-pl.
Granby, Marquis of—Eld. surviving s. of the Duke of Rut-.
land, by the Lady Elizabeth, sth d. of Frederick sth Earl a
Carlisle; cousin-german of Lord Morpeth; b. 16th May,
1815. Carlton.

Granger, Thomas Colpitts—A barrister. 12, King's Bench-
walk, Temple.
Grant, Sir Alexander Cray, Bart.--B. 1782; descended from
the Grants of Dalvey • educated at St. John's College, Cam-
bridge ; Chairman of? Committee of Ways and Means from
1826 to 1832; and one of the Commissioners of the Board
of Control during the administration of Sir R. Peel ; was
in Parliament during the 20 years antecedent to the Reform.
Act. 16, Grosvenor-street.
Grattan, Henry—S. of the celebrated Henry Grattan; a LATHE.-
ter ; a Repealer; has sat for Meath since 1832. Reform.
Greenall, Peter—S, of Edward Greenall, Esq., of Wilders-
pool ; b. 1796 ; a glass-manufacturer and brewer ; Director
of the Union Plate Glass Company, and of the St. Helen's
and Runcorn Gap Railway; patron of one living. St.
Helen's.
Greenaway, Charles—Eld. s. of G. Greenaway, Esq., of Bar-
rington Grove, Gloucestershire; a Magistrate and Deputy
Lieut. for Gloucestershire; is A. B. of Cambridge. Re-
form Club.
Greene, Thomas—B. 1791 ; patron of one living; called to the
bar, but never practised ; an earnest advocate for the com-
mutation of tithes, having, in the years 1896, 1827, and
1829, brought in bills to effect that object; opposed to Dis-
senters graduating at the Universities; has sat for Lancaster
since 1824. Travellers'.
Grey, Right Hon. Sir George, Bart.—Nephew to Earl Grey;
a barrister; has sat for Devonport since 1832. 14, Eaton-
place ; Reform Club.
Grimsditch, Thomas—A lineal descendart of the family of
Grimsditch ; a solicitor of eminence; opposed to the ge-
neral policy of the present Islinisters, and to the N. Brook.e.w Poor..
laws, but not tied down by any pledges." Par
Macclesfield.
Grimston, Visa. —Eld. s. of the Earl of Verulam ; b. 1809;
sat for Hertfordzh. since 1832. 42, Grosvenor-sq. ; Carlicsa,
Grogan, Edward—Eld. s. of the late John Grogan, Esq., bar.
rister ; is a barrister;
obtained honours at the Dublin
Uiversity.
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Grosvenor, s. of the Ist Mar-
quisn .
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of Westminster , b. 1601 ; Comptroller of the House,-
sRt rget,
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hold from 1830 till 1\ ov., 1834; a Whig ; has sat for Chester
since 1826. hiot,Hilearn.c°Lourrdt.
Guest, Sir Josiah John, Bart.—B. 1785 ; an iron-master at
Merthyr Tydvil; sat for Honiton in the Parliaments of 1826
and 1630, and for Merthyr Tydvil since 1832. 13, Grosve.
nor-square; Athenaeum ; Retorm Club.
Hale, Robert Blagden—S. of Robert Hale,Esq., by LadyTheo-
&sits Eleanor, sister of the Earl of Mayo ; patron of one
living. 15, Bolton-street ; Carlton.
Belford, Henry—S. of Sir H. Halford, Bart., of Wistow
formerly known as Dr. Vaughan, the favourite physician of
George IV. ; h. 1798; a Lieut in the army ; inclined to
an extension of the currency; has sat for Leicestershire since
1832. 16, Curzon-street ; Carlton.
Hall, Sir Benjamin, Bart.—Eld. a. of the late Benjamin Hall,
Esq., some time M.P. fer Glamorganshire ; b. 1802 ; Ma-
nager of the Cambrian, Gloucester, and London Railway;
in favour of the Ballot, short Parliaments, exempting Dis-
senters from the payment of Church-rates, and admitting
them to the Universities, expelling the Bishops from the
House of Lords, and of the substitution of a property tax, in
lieu of the assessed and some ether taxes. 65, NiTiniPole-
street ; Reform Club.
Hamilton, James Hans—S. of the late Hans Hamilton, Esq,„
who represented Dublin for nearly thirty years; b. 1810,
patron of one living. Carlton.
Hamilton, Lord Claude—Br. of the Marquis of Abercorn ; b.
1813. 7, Argyle-street.
Hamilton, William John—Eld. s. of William R. Hamilton,
Esq., late Minister at the Court of Naples ; b. 1805 ; for-
merly in the diplomatic line ; called to the Bar in 1840; " a
moderate Conservative ;" in favour of the principle of the
present Corn-laws. 14, Chesham-place, Belgrave-square
Travellers'; Athenaeum ; Carlton.
Hamilton, Charles John Baillie—Cousin to the Earl of Had-
dington. 34, Mortimer-street.
Hanmer, Sir John, Bart.—B. 1809 ; patron of two livings ;
against free-trade, and in favour of agricultural protection,
the repeal of the malt-tax, and a property tax in lieu ; sat for
Shrewsbury from 1832 till 1837. 31, Eaton-place ; Carl-

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ton ; Athenaeum.
Harcourt, George Granville Vernon—Eld. s. of the Areir-
,
bishop of York, and cousin of Lord Vernon; b. 1785 ; voted
in favour of the principle of the Reform Act, but was on.
posed to Ministers bii many of its details; in favour of the
present CA r,l yaws,
and will not consent to any plan giving
the tamer less protection than those laws do. 19, Hano\er-
square ; Athenwurn.
Hardinge, Right Hon. Sir Henry. K.C.B.—Br. of the Rev
Sir Charles Hardinge, Bart., of Bellisle, co. of Fermanagh ;
b. 1785 ; a Commissioner of Sandhurst College ; served in
the Peninsula, and lost an arm, for which he receives a pen.
sion of 3001. ; a Major-General in the army, and Colonel of
the 97th foot ; was at Waterloo ; the appointed Secretary for