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half a century; Called to the bar in 1813 ; app tinted a Corn
missioner of Bankrupts in 1822, and afterwards Cursitor
Baro not the Exchequer • Chairman of Dorsetsh, Sessions ;
Recorder of Weymouth ;Secretary to the Board of Control
under the Wellington Administration. Carlton ; United
University.
Banneiman, Alexander—S. of T. Bannerman, 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 Bsreay, Esq., of Bury
Hill ;b. 1784 ; a merchant ; sat for Penryn in 1826 ; re-
turned at the general election in 1834; not in Parliament
from 1837 till 1841. 8, Belgrave-squire ; Eastwich Park,
Surrey.
:'aring, Hon. Francis—Second s. of Lord Ashburton ; b. 1800;
an East India Proprietor. Carlton • Athenaeum.
Baring, Right Hon. Francis Thornhill—Eld. s. ofs Sir T.
Baring, Bart., who is patron of three livings; , appointed
Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1839, salary 5,0001. ; 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 egainst the Reform Bill ; sat for Callington in the
Parliament of
;
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sat
Athenaeum
er Marlborough since 1832.
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Barnard, Edward George— A ship-builder ' • patron cf one
living ; in favour of the Ballet, 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 Hertford-
shire Quarter Sessions ; sat for Droitwich in 1835 ; patron
of one living. 34, POrtman-square ; Carlton ; United (Tni-
' versify; Boidle'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 a.
of the late P. R. Mynors, Esq., of Tieago, Herefordshire ;
in 1817, assumed the name of Ba.,kerville ; b. 1793 ; a
Dep.-Lieut. of Wilts and of Radnorshire ; High Sheriff o;
ti ilts in 1827. Carlton ; University.
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 laee, 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 Yorkshir,
Hussars. 21, Mount-st., Grosvenor-sq.; Carbon ; Union.
Bell, John—B. 1809. Reform.
Bell, Mathew—Opposed to free-trade, and in favour of an
efficient protecting duty on foreign corn, and the Total Ex-
tinction of Tithes. Wimple-street ; Carlton. •
Bellew, Richard Montesqufeu—Br. of Sir Patrick Bellew; b,
1803 ; Den.-Lieut. for the county Louth • will vote for
the abolition of tithes in every shape, and for the appro-
priation of a letge 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 byallot. 1, New liuslington-
-'-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.
Bentinek, Lord William George Frederick Scott—Seeond s.
of the Duke of Portland ; b. 1602 ; a Major in the Army ;
opposed to the Ballot and Short Parliaments. Harcourt.
house, Cavendish-square.
Beresford, Geo ge de la Poer—Eldest s. of Sir John Beres-
ford, Bart. • b. 1811 ; a Captain in the Army. 54, Harley-
street; ; 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 Fitzhardinge—Youngest s. of the Earl
Berkeley-, and br. of Lord Segrave ; h. 1835 ' • captain in
the 2(1 'Life Guards ; in favour of the Ballot ; has promised
to resign his seat when the majority of his constituents ex-
press their dissatisfaction. 6, Spring Gardens •, Brookes.
Berkeley, Hon. George Charles Grantley Fozhardinge—A
younger b. of the Earl Berkeley, and br. of Lord Segrave ;
b. 1860 ' • a Lieutenant in the Army ; author of a novel,
called " Berkeley Castle"; voted for the abolition of Naval
and Military sinecures; in favour of the Ballot. 6, Spring
Gardens.
Berkeley, Hon. Francis Henry Fitz-Hardinge.—Fourth s.
the Earl Berkeley ; br. of Lord Segrave and the Members
for Gloucestershire West, and Cheltenham ; b. 7th Dec.
1794. 6, Spring Gardens.
Berkeley, Hon. Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge, C. B.—
Second s. of the Fifth Earl Berkeley, and next brother to
Lord Segrave ; b. 1788 ; a Captain R N. ; in command of
the Thunderer since. January, 1840, with which vessel he
set ved at the capture of St. Jean D'Acre. Was a Lord of
the Admiralty from April 1833 to Dec. 1834. Reform.
Bernal, Raph, 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 18,54. 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. Burlins ton Hotel , Carlton.
Blake, Sir Valentine, Bart.—S. of the eleventh Bart. ; b.
1780; m. 1803 d. of Joseph Doncllan, 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—sllead 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 Hereierd and Monmouth.
Union.
Blcwitt, Reginald James—Second a.- of Major Edward
Illewitt, of Kensington; Middlesex, and of Llantarnan
Abbey, Monmouthshire; b. May 26th, 1799; his great
great grandfather was Sir Samuel Blewitt, High Sheriff of
London ; educated at RulAy. School.; nearetiseshelor JUAN).
years as a Solicitor, butovetirect in 1827; in 1829 esta.
bliehed and edited the Monmouthshire Merlin, a Liberal
Magistrate
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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 $. of the late Peter Mail",
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 • Carbon ; Hampstead-heath, Middlesex.
Bolder°, eapt. 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 Chippenharn ; and to commemo-
rate the success of those exertions his constituents presented
him with a handsome silver cup. Carlton. •
Borthwick, Peter—B. )805 ; delivered lectures and held dis-
puta.ions in the principal provincial towns in favour of the
gradual emancipation of the slaves in the West Indies, as
coot, a-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 Colleen., Cambridge.
Baseawen- Rose, Lord—Eld. s of the Earl of Falinouth; 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 1 living, in favour of Tri-
ermial Parliaments and removiog the Bishops f out 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 fur
many years Editor of the Westminster Review ; has pub-
lished a number of works on foreign languages andliterature ;
has made several Reports on Free Trade and Public Account-
ancy. Reform ; Athenaeum.
Bradshaw, Jamee—S of the Lady of Sir Harry Peyton, Bart.,
by her first husband. South-st.,, l'ark-lane ; Carlton.
Brainstoo, Thomas William—B, 1796 ; a Dep. Lieut. of the
coun'y of Essex; is patron of 2 livings ; opposed to the ap-
pohoment of Bishops by the Crown and to the sale of livings,
and in favcur of a redeemable rent- charge upon the land In
lieu of tithes. Callum.
Bridgeman Hewitt—Southampton-street.
Broadleyeilenry—S. of the late H. Broadley, Esq. ; a Dep.-
Lieut. of Yorkshire.
Broadwood, Henry—B. Aug. 8, 1795; a brewer, and partner
of Mr. lian.sbottom, one of the Members for Windsor. Of
Emmanuel College, Cambridge ;5, Whitehall-yard ; Carle
ton, Union, Crockford's.
Brocklehurst, John, jun.—Second s. of John Brocklehurst,
Esq., of Jordan Gate, Macclesfield ; m. in 1812, the 2d (I.
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 V..:
lunteer Infantry a bicker in the same town ; a
trate cf the ceiunty of Wils ; has sat for Salisbury since 1832.
Reform Club ; 3, Sackville-street,
Brooke, Sir Arthur 13rinsley, 13art.—B. 1797. • Carlton.
Brotherton, Joseeh—A retired cotton and silk manufacturer.
Reform Club.
Browne, Robert Dillon—ls descended from the Kilmaine fa-
mily ; a Repealer., Reform Club.
Browne, Hon. William—S. of first Earl of Kenmare ;b. 1791 ;
a Deputy-Lieutenant of the county.
13rownrigg, Studholtne; son of John Studhohne Brown-
rigg, E,q ; 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, bird—Eld. s. of the Earl of Elgin ; b. 1811. Carlton
B. uce, 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 Ailesbnry ; b. 1811 ; a Cornet in the Royal Wilts Yeo-
manry. Carlton.
Bruen, llenry•—M. el. of T. Kavanagh, Esq. of Dorris; is
Colonel of the Carlow Militia. Carlton.
Bryan, George—S. of the late George Bryan, Esq. of Jen-
kin town.
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 Mare hester. Carlton. •
Bulkelev, Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams, Bart.—S. of the
9th Vert. ; b. 1801 ; assumed the name of Bulkeley in 1827;
is Dep.-Lieut. of Anglesey, and patron of four livings.
eitarles—A banister; also an East India proprietor;
is Secretary to the Board of Controul ; desires the revision,
hut not the abolition of the Corn-laws, unless tithes be abo-
lished also; was Chief Secretary to Lord Durham when in
Canada; has sat for Liskeat d since 1832. Queen's-sq.-pl. ;
Athenaeum.
Buller, Edward—Br. of the Member for South Devon ; b.
1800. Brookes's, Travellers'.
Buller, Sir Jilin Yarde, Bart.—Grands. of Mr. Justice Buller;
b. 1799 ;is patron of 1 living. Carlton.
Bunbury, Thomas—Unsuccessfully contested Carlow in 1837.
St. James's hot( I, Jermyn-street ; University.
Burdett, Sir Francis, Bart.-13. 1770 ;is patron of 6 livings ;
in the intervening period, he thrice contested Middlesex un.
successfully, • Sir Francis's early advocacy of Reform, his
confinement in the Tower and Ring's Bench prison, his con-
demnation to pay a fine of 1,0901. by the Court of King's
Bench, for the course he took in advocating that reform, are
well known ; he was a strong supporter of the Whig Go-
verrancnt, and declared himself without confidence in that
of Sir Robert Peel ; now a Conservative. 25, St. James's-
pt.;;'' Carlton ; Athetimum.
Burreif,' Sir Charles Mertik, Bart.—M. Frances, 'd. of the
3d Earl of Egremont ; an East India Proprietor; oppoaed