The Sun.
London, England, 1847-09-25 00:00:00

Ciode, N., 78, Mark-lane
Cohen, R. W., 12, Copthall-coUrt
Cousens, J., Sherbourn-lane
Cox, W., 16; Throgmorton-street
Crockford, F.. West Drayton
Cleghern, G. W., College-hall, Dean's-yard
Davies, G., Bedfont
Heade, R., Laleham
Denman, T., Stanwell
De Solis, Count, Hillingdon
Dicken, J., Isleworth
Diggen, T., West Drayton
Donnethorne, E. H., Twickenham
Daniel, Major H. 45, Baker-street
Dearlove, H. (1., 56, Margaret-street
Delaforce, G.F., 7, Westmoreland-street
Drake, W., Hake-street
Durham, Captain, F. 8., Charles-street
Dawson, W. F. A., Esq., Upper Grosvenor-street
Dawson, Captain R. P., Upper Grosvenor-street
Deane. R., Halkin-street
Delafleld, E. T., Esq , Belgrave-squitre
Dixon, Colonel G., Mount-street
Dodswell, E: It., Esq., New Bond-street
Dyke, Captain A. H., Maddox-street
Davies, E. J., 11, Carthusian-street
Deane, J., King William-street
Drake, J., 9, Mincing-lane
Duncan, J., Bread-street
Dowdeswell, G. M., Inner Temple
Delmer, 8., New Inn
Dale, 3'. L., 8. Stanhope-street, Hampstead-road
Day, S., 3, Frederick-place
Dean, E., 28, Hampstead-road
Drage, W. H. 4, Liverpool-street
Dalton E., 14, Old Burlington-street
Dalton, H. 14, Old Burlington-street
Duke, C., Dorchester .
Dennis, W., Caledonian-road, Islington
Duckworth, T., Finchley
Dacre, Colonel F., 28, York-place
Dancer, F., Harrow
Delafosse, F. J., 32, Oxford-terrace
Dunlap, Dr. J., 42, Baker-street
Davis, T., Victoria Villa, Beaufort-street, Chelsea
De Crespigny, Sir H. C., Bart., 6. Cadogan-place, Chelsea
Dllke, C. W., 76, Sloane-street, Chelsea
Dunning, J., 17, Stamford Villas, Fulham
Day, W., 353, Strand
Delafield, W., Castle-street, Long-acre
De Vattx, A. R. G., 19, Buckingham-street
Dukes, T. W., 2, Henrietta-street
Dyson, J. A. F., 36, Carey street
Duncan, J. M., jun., Beech-hill Villa. Enfield-Chase
Duckworth, J., Manor-house, Hadley-greed
Davies, R., Well-street, Hackney
Everett, 11., Middle Temple
Edwards, T., sen., King-street, Bloomsbury
Edwards, D., King-street, Bloomsbury
' Edwards T. J., King-street, Bloomsbury
Bade, W. A., Lincoln's Inn
East, J., Lamb's Conduit-street
Elmslie, A. F., 6, Endsleigh-street
Elmslie, J. A., 6, Endsleigh-street
Elmslie, J. F., 6, Endsleigh-street
Essen, G. T. P., High Beach, Esser
Evans, G., Ealing
Evans, R. L., East Acton
Earle, J., Little Stanmore
Egleton, 1., 9, Oxford-terrace '
Ellison' G, T., 49, Upper Seymour-street
Ellice, R, 5, Portman-square
Elmore, H., Harrow
Eyre, W., 22, Bryanstene-square
Eyre, F. 8., 22, Bryanstone-square
Elder, H. W., 7, Commercial-place, City-road
Emmett, E., Richmonct-road, Islington
Ensom, J., Finchley
Evans, J., 51, King's-square, St. Lukeli
Edwards, G., 37, Great George-street
Ellis, T., 60, High-street, Whitechapel
Eisdell, J. H., Chase-side, Enfield
Everett, W., Chase-side-house, Enfield
Ellis, G., Bury-street, Edmendton
Eden, G. M., Uxbridge
Eley, C., Heston
Emlyn, H. Staines
Evans, R. W., Hampton
Ede, J. W., 29, Upper Harley-street
Erie, H. E., 6, Lower Seymour-street
Egg, C. Piccadilly
Ellis, Lieut.-General R., Park-street
Erwin, J. S., Lower Ranelagh-street
Edwards, J. R., 14, Mincing-lane
Erawell, H., 3, Pavement, Finsbury
Farmer, J., Ponder's-end
Ford, G., Marsh-side, Edmonton
Fletcher, T. K., Tottenham ,
Foster, J. Hampstead
Foster, M., Hampstead
Friend, G., 11, Tavistock-place
Fletcher, J., 12, Nassau-street
Fitch, W., Broom-house, Fulham
Forbes, A., 18, Sloane- street, Chelsea
Frere, J., Stamford-brook, Chiswick
Falcone', T., 69, Westbonna-terrace
Foley, H., 14, Vere-street
Frederick, Captain C., King-street
Frederick, G. S., King-street
Fairbank, T.. 9, Theberton-street, Islington
Farrell, J., 14, King-street, Clerkenwell
Field, F. V. Finchley
Field, G. V. Finchley
Field, R. V. Finchley
Forster, J., 2, Highbury-grove, Islington
Faulkner, G., Bedford-row
_Foster, R. C., John-street, Bedford-row
Foster; w: C., 'John-street, Bedford-row
Finney, J. C:, Lincoln's Inn
Field, Lincoln's Inn-fields
Fane, N., Fleet-street •
Fisher,T. E„ 29, Cheapside
Franghfadi, E. G.; 18, Finsbury-circus
Frodsham, H. J., 31, Gracechurch-street
Frodshmn, W.; 'Change-alley
Fuller, G., Charlotte-row
. Fuller, G. A.„.Moorgate-street
Fitsgibbon, 11. Col. R , Eaton-square -
Foley, Lord, Grosvenor-square
Fosbury, John, Esq., Bond-street
Fletcher, J. 8.. Golden-square
Fames, H., Poplar
Frost, J. J., St. George's East
Farnell, C., Isleworth
Fell, J. H. Hillingdon
Feetham, W., Montague-house, Portman square
Fiske, C.. 33, Adam-street West
Forsythe, W., 25, Finchley-road
Fountain, E., Hillingdon
Fowler, J., 2, Queen-square-place
Gilbert, F., Hampstead
Gooday, E. W.. 14, Doughty-street
Goode. H. S., 43, Howiand-street
Gough, F., 16, Gower-street North.
Griffiths, J., 7, Ossulston-street
Gardiner, T., Charing-cross
Giles, A., Ulster-terrace, Regent's-park
Gibbs, B. T. B. Old Brompton
Goatley, J. N.;Ealing
Godriche, F., Little Chelsea
Good, F. F., Farm-lane, Fulham
Goodman, H., Gold Hawk-road, Hammersmith
Gosling, 8., Lowndes-square, t helsea
Grey, J., 7, Gloucester-road, Kensington
feldart, T. C. 43, Bryanstone-square
J.;juu., Kingsbury
Goodchild, J. Kingsbury
Goodchild, Joseph, Kingsbury
Gore, A., 10, Gloucester-terraee
Greenwood, J., 51, Hamilton-terrace
Grammer, P. It., Hendon
' Gray, Ectward, Harrow
Garrett, J., 8, Sussex-terrace, Islington
Gibbons, J., Crouch-end, Homeey
Gsrton, IL, 12, Guildford-place, Clerkenwell
Govier, G., 82, Arlington-street, Clerkenwell
Gurney. J., Macclesfield-street, St. Luke's
Gurney, W. D., Goswell-street-road, Clerkenwell
Gawtry, It. L., 3. Lowndes-terraCe
George, J. D., 32, Old Burlington-street
Goodden, Rev. W. J., 44, St. James's-place
Gould, J., 20, Broad-street
Greenwood, Major, Great Queen-street
Gress, S. C., Middle Temple •
Grimaldi, S. 8., Middle Temple
Grant, W. T., Torrington-square
Gillett, J., Tavistock. street
Goodman, H. Lincoln's Inn-fields
Geary, F., Inner Temple
Gregory, W., Clement's Inn
Gregory,J„.Clement's Inn
Gibbons, J. 8., Hatton-garden
Green, T. W., Lincoln's Inn
Gardiner, J. A., Chancery-lane
Goodman, J. F., Devonshire-street
Green, F. G., Portugal-street
Gaisford, G., Kingsland-road
George, A., South-street, Ponder's-end
Griggs, J. R., Enfield-lock
Glossop, J., Iseleworth •
Goodall, F., Twickenham
Goodman, W., Hampton
Graham, J. D., Cranford
Greville, A. F. Hillingdon
Garrett, A., 45, Exeter-street
Gent, J. G., 6, Stratford-place
Gipps, H. P., 9, Montague-place
Gosling, 7. G., 10, Chandos-street
Green, H., Poplar '
Greenwood, W., Poplar -
°ravine, A. W. 8., rail-mall
Grisewood, 11., Regent-street
Gibbs, F. W., Park-street
Gibbs, G., Mount-street
Goodwin. W. J. Esq., Royal-MeWl
Gordon, J. G. Hanover-squave
Gould, T., Esq., Curzon-street-
Grey, C. S., Esq., Chester-street
George, F.. 2, Farringdon-fitreet
Gibbs, J., 33, Walbrook
Gosling, R. 19, Fleet-street
GraVes, T. H., 5, Hereules-chatnbera. Old Brilil-Ittitt
Gude. R., jun., George-yard, Lombardntreet
Grove, Captain J., Milbank
Holmes, E. C., Bedford-row
Heokinsen, L., Bedford-row
Holloway, W., Lincoln's Inn
Hawkins, H. Inner Temple
Howitt, High Holborn
Holland, H. J., King's-street, Bloontsbery
Hendry, W., Alfred-place, BleoraibtUy
Hale, R. W., Chancery-lane
Harris, 11., 13, Mary-street
Hoare, J. G., Hampstead
Hoare, J., Hampstead
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Hoare, R., Hampstead
Hampton, W. 14, Leicester-square
Harrison, E.
Covent-garden
'lnward, .1., 22, Leicester-square
Bay. J. IL, The Admiralty
Hebbert, C. T., Carlton-climbers, Regent-street
Hill; T., Eltham, Kent
Howell, S., Scotland-yard
Haig, T., Old Brentford
Hull, H., The Grove, Neesdon, Willadon
Hull, C., The Grove. Neesdon Willadon,
Hand, F. J., St. Peter's-square, Hammersmith
Hatchett, J. C., Belle-vue, Chelsea
Hatchett, G. A., Belle-vue, Chelsea
Hotchkin, S., the Mall, Kensington
Hall, H., 73, Baker-street
Hardcastle, J., 62, Porchester-terrace
Hancock, T., Stanhope-terrace
Henderson, IL, 18, Carlton-villas
Head, Sir E., Chester-place
Head, F. S., 8, Gloster-square
Hicks, G. A., 17, S6merset-street
11111, J., Pinner
11111, J., Harrow
Hodaden, J., Releth, Harrow
Harcourt, C. Finchley
Holden, 8.,
Hart; G., 10,'Pleasant-row, Islington ,
53, Upper Seymour-street
Hart, W., 14, Portland-place. Islington
Ball's-pond,
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Hill, S., Canonbury-tower Islington
lioniball, EL J., Copenhagen-street,
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Hooper, J., Chiswell-street, St. Luke's
Horwood, M., Albion-road, Stoke Newington
Hudloston, J. N., 16, Cornwall-place, Islington
Hulls, F. 8., 22, Goswell-road, Clerkenwell
Harford, S., Pall-mall
Hand, Captain G. S., Sherrard-Street
Hargrave, T., Whitehall
Heath, R. 'V., 50, Pall-mall
Helps, T. W., Dean's-yard
Herbert, J., New Palace-yard
Hunt, A., Whitehall
Hunt, E., Whitehall
Hunt, M., Whitehall
Hunt, W., Whitehall
Berries, C. J., Waterloo-place
Hall, J., Enfield-chase
Hale, J. D., Cattle-gate, Enfield
"'woe, L., Harringay House, Enfield
Hopegood, F. T., Hadley
Hopper, R., Buccleugh-terrace, Upper Clapton
Hulbert. H. Y., Upper Clapton .
Hall,- H., Hillingdon ' •

Harman, W., Uxbridge
• Harrlott, T. G., Twickenham
Heseltine, W. K., Lalehara •
Hinge, J., Brentford
Hogarth, J. A., Heston
Honeywood, W., Isleworth
Howell, T., Ruislip
Hunt, A , Hayes
Hunt, S., Hardmondsworth
Harmer, D. J. 144, Oxford-street
Harrison, T., 36, Alpha-road
Hawkins, J., 78, Great Portland-street
Hornby, H. IL, 28, Upper Harley-street
Hewitson, 11., Shadwell
Hill, J. P., Royal Mint
Hamby, C., Pall-mall
Huraby, G., Regent-street
Hamilton, W. J., Esq., Chesham-place.
Harding, Col. 8., Bond-street
Hawkins, J., Esq., Soutk-street
Hollis, T.. Oxford-street
Helmer, G., Esq., Piccadilly
Ilankey, 8., 7, Mincing-lane
Hale, J. C., Red Cross-street
Hall, 51., 23, Leadenhall-street
Hewitt, F. P., 61, Aldertnanbury
Ilewetson, H., 55, Wood-street
Hibbett, G., Billiter-court
'Tickling, B. W., Noble-street •
Hodgson, E. D., Mitre-court, Fleet-street
Hodgson, J. S., 8, St. Helen's-place
Holland, J., Fenehurch-street
Hooke, 1., 48, Beech-street
Homer, J. T., Bucklsrsbury
Howe, J., 4, St. Dunstan's-hill
Howell, F., Queenhithe
Hughes, J., Basinghall-street
Hunter, Alderman W., 10, Fintibtuy-circus
Hyde, 0., Coleman-street
Ingram, J., 8, Sussex-place
Irving, J., Ashford
Ire, C., Harefield
Irwin, J., Esq , Mill-street
Jones, R„ jun., Hayes
Jordan, S., Stanwell
Jones, H. 8., 51, Montagne-square
Jones, G., Charles-street
Jephson, Sir R., Hanover-street
Johnson, J. J., Esq , Duke-street
Jackson, W., 38, Leadenhall-street
Janson, E., 32, Abchurch-lane
Julkins, J. R., Bishopsgate-street Without
Jackson, J., 42, Union-street
Jenkyn, J., 11, John-street, Adolph!
Jarvis, J., 6, Circus-road
Jay, C. J., Petersburg-place
Jeaffreson, H., 2, Finsbury-square
loly, F., Church-street, Stoke Newington
Joyce, 1., Barnabary-road, Islington
Jones, H., 44, Parliament-street
Jones, 3., Upper Clapton
Jervis, J. J., Lincoln's Inn
Jervis, Sir J. M.P., Middle Temple
Jervis, J., Middle Temple '
Jones, F., Lincoln's Inn
Jones, T., Great Earle-street
Judd, W. C. R., Middle Temple
Jenkins, A., Middle Temple
Keansey, F., 31, Mecklenburgh-square
Kemp, J. H., 26, Camden-road-villas
Kepple, Major E. G. W., 3, Grange-terrace, STOmptoll
Knight, G., 75, Sloane-street, Chelsea
Kindersley, E. L., 18, Hyde Park-square
King, F., Great Stanmere
Kerr, Lord F., 14, Great George-street
Kendle, J., 35, Holywell-street, Shoreditch
King, H., Church-street, Hackney
King, C., New Cottage farm, Enfield-chase
Kolle, J. H. Lower Edmonton
Knight, T., Duek-lane, Edmonton
Keys. F., Gannick-corner, South Minima
Knowles, C. J., Middle Temple
Knapp, C., Middle Temple
Kemp, J. T., Lincoln's Inn
Kolle, E. C. North-place, &OM
Keen, F., lianworth
• Kidney, J., Greenford
Knevett, G., Isleworth •
Kenah, Major-General, Albemarle-street
Kemble, H., Esq., Cheater-place
Kitchen, E. Esq., Queen•street
Kymer, M. Esq., Half stoon-street
Keep, A. C., Fenchurch-street
Kemble, W., 9, Cheapside
Kennard, T. W., Upper Tharnee-Street
King, T., 16, Old Fish-street
King, W. 4, Newgate-street
Kingswecid, H., 55, Woed-street
Kynaston, R., 17, St. Helen'a-place
Lamb, R., Harefleld
Lawrence, W. H., Hampton
Lawson, W., Twickenham •
Le Baron, J., Hillingdon
Le Grand, J. Ruislip
Lloyd, J. Twickenham
Le Breton, F., 21, Sussex-place
Lewis, F., 64, St. John's-wood-terrace
Lyde, L., 29!, Regent-street
Luff, H., Poplar
Labouchere, Bight Hon. H. Be'grave-square.
Lascelles, Col. F. R., Upper Grosvenor-street
Law, Hon. C. E., Eaton-place
Law, H. T., Esq., Eaton-place
Lewis, G., Esq., Royal Mews
Loyd, W. J., Bruton-street
Lacey, W. C., New Bridge-street
Lacy, T., 19, King's Arms-yard
Lane, A. J., 4, Falcon-square
Langton, H. J., Upper Thames-street
Lampson, C. M., 9, Queen-street-place
Lay, J. G., 3, Savage-gardens
Lay, J. W., 3, Savage-gardens
Leech, J., 179, Upper Thtunes-street
Leete, J., 10, Foster-lane, Cheapside
Lines, 3., 107, Upper Thames-Street
Little, W., Bishopsgate-street-Withire
Lochner, C. P., Great Carter-lane
Locket t, R. MN3Bel,twrGe
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Lovegrove,Love
Lowndes, J., Watling-street
Lupton, J., Bread-street
Lynes, C., 26, Milk-street
Luzenby, W., Ealing
Lockett, J. G. E., 16, Southampton-place
Lord, C. F. J., Hampstead
Longwortlty, E., 14, New .street, Spring-gardens
Lane, J., Wenlock-road, Heaton
Lacey, G., Narrow
Laws, J., 9, New Church-street
Layard, H. G., 37, llarewood-square
Ledge, J., 12, Great Cumberland-street
Ludlam, J., 23, Upper Southwick-street
Lang, J., Tollington-park, Islington
Love, J., Hornsey-road, Islington
Love, M., High-street, Stoke Newington
Love, W., High-street Stoke Newington
Lancaster, S. L., 36, Jermyn-street
Leary, J. F., Old Palace-yard
Lightfoot, H. W., 10, Old Burlington-street
Lightfoot, T., 10, Old Burlington-street
Lightfoot, T. S., 10, Old Burlington-street
Lucena, J. L. Middle Temple
Ludbrooke, W., Cursitor-street
Leigh, T. E. B. Inter Temple
Lane, W., Bed/ rd-place
Lowe, F., Montague-street
Maddeford, E. R., Staines
Mason, W., Ruislip
Blaine, A., Hampton
Merrick, E., Stanweli
Merrick, T. H., Sunbury
Merry. E., Twickenham
Mills, C., Hillingdon
Mills, C. H., Hillingdon •
Mitcheson, A., Sunbury
Morgan, E., Harefield
Morgan, C. H., Harefield
Mackbeath, W. J., 75, Great Tichfield-street
Marston, J., 6, Devonshire-street
Matthews, R. H., 10, Lower Seymour-street
Morgan, A., 4, Chandos-street
Mure, J., 77, Gloucester-place
Murray, J., 36, Queen Anne-street
Mageunis, F. R., Eaq., Grosvernor-place
Mainwaring, Captain A., Upper Grosvenor-street
Mandeville, Viscount, Bond-street
Master, G., Esq., Duke-street
Merreweather, J., Esq., Brook-street
Meyrick, A. W. H., Esq., Curzon-street
Meyrick, E. S., Queen-street
Millman, Major-General, F. M., Berkeley-square
Mitchell, J., Esq., Portugal-street
Montgomery, A., Berkeley-square
Moore, Colonel G., Mount-street
Mortimer, J., Eaq., Hanover-square
Murray, Hon. C., Chesham-street •
McKinnon, St. James's, and Durlick, Isle of Skey, N.E.
McLeod, Pall-mall
Moseley, G., Albany
Marriott, G., Great Chapel-street
Manning, C. J., 3, New Bank-buildings
Maples, F., 6, Frederick-place
Marshall, W., New City Chambers, Bishepsgate-street Within
Miran, R., Lombard-street
Martin, A., Little Britain
Matthews, G., King's Arms, Newgate-street
Mechi, J. J., Leadenhall-street
Meryon, L. H., 3, St. Mary Axe
Metcalfe, F., Bartholomew-lace
Moffat, G., Fenchurch-street
Morris, R. W., St. Mary-at-hill
Malcomb, Sir J., Earl's-court, Kensington
Meacock, W., Ealing
Mills, G., Gunnersbury, Baling
Moore, R., Clay-ponds House, Ealing
Morecraft, W. J, Westcroft-place,
Morris, R. 3., 2, Notting-hUI. Kensington
]leacher, J., 33, Frederick-street
Mundell, R. 1, Cambridge-place
M'Pherson:MWor J., Craven-street, Strand
Munro, J. Hector, Essez-street, Strand
Martineau, W. H., Goulston-street, Whitechapel
Merry, G. R., 2, Prospect-place, Kingsland
Minithorpe, W, 12, Grove-place, Hackney
Meyer, J., Forty-hall, Enfield
Meyer, P. H., Forty-hall, Enfield
Millar, J., Qak-house, Enfield
Mitchell, W., Enfield-highway
Hillier, S. S., Dover-street, Westminster
Mallam, T. 8., Woodfield-lodge
Marsh, J., Hendon
Martelli, C. H. A. 86, Oxford-terrace
Mason, T. F., Hendon
Milne, F., 25, Oxford-terrace
Minas!, C., Cambridge-street
Minas!, H., Cambridge-street
Moore, W., 16, Park-place
Morant, G. J., Hendon
Moss, J.. 9, Pine Apple-place
McGregor, F. G., 3, Silver-street
Mayher, E. N., Fludyer-street
Maitland, Sir P., 14, Great George-street
Maltby, E. H. G., 3, Albany
M. W., 8, Cork-street
Mawhood, F. Finchley
Morgan, E. LMuswell-hill, Hornsey
Mathews, W.:Liecoln's Inn
Mantel, T. A., Castle-street, Bleomsbeity
May, T., Middle Temple
Morgan, F., Bedford-square
Nordaunt, G., Clement's Inn
Moody, W. Inner Temple
Martineau, Inner Temple
Meredith, C., Lincoln's Inn
May, T. H., Jermyn-street
Mager, H. L., Chertsey, Surrey
Miller, W. F., 9, Clifford-street
Mowbray, W. H., St. Margaret
Napier, T., Grand Junction-wharf, Whitefriare
Neve, W. 10, Gisdlintae-street
Nicholas, 3, Abehurch-lane
Nicholson, G. S., 6, Godliman-street
Northover, W. E., Bartholomew-lane
Norton, W. H., New-street, Bishopsgate
Nash, E., Norwood
Newman, C., jun., Harlington
Newman, If., Hayes
Newton, W., Norwood
Norman, J. S., Uxbridge
Norris, J., Isleworth
Norris, W., Islewor4h
Norris, G., Brentferd
Nettleship, S. Esq., Chapel-street
Newman, S., Esq., Chester-street
Norton, F., Esq., Farm-street
Newman, W., 43, Lincoln's Inn-flelds
Nash, W., Hyde-house, Edmonton
Nash, H., Bury-house, Edmonton
Northover, H., Southgate, Edmonton
Neal, S., Brook-street, Clapton
Nicholls, J., South-wharf
Nash, D., Wilson-street, Islington
Chiswel-street, Bt. Luke's
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Oakley, J.. 182, Piccadilly
Oakley, W., 72, High-street, Whitechapel
Owen, J. F., Ridgeway-oaks, Enfold

Orton, T., I, Orme-square
Oswin, C., 72, Harley-street
Ottley, J. E., 28,•Yerk-terrace
Orchard, T., 37, Highbury-place, Islington
Oliver, J., Hayes
Oddie, H. H., jun, 65. Portland-place
Oliverson, R., 14, Portland-place
Osborn, J. T., King-street
Orme, M., I, Godliman• street
Owen, R. D., 71, Old Broad-street
Owen, A. M., 16, Cornhlll
Otley, E., Esq., Conduit-street
Pouncey, G., Finchley
Peake, R. W., New Palace-yard
Powell, Captain T. 11., 33, Old Burlington-street
Perrin, W., Harrow
Piet, T., Westbourne-park-villa3
Ponsford, J., 17, Grove-terrace
Powell, G., Harrow
Pryor, M., 42, Westboum-terrace
Prime, W., Ball's-cross, Enfield
Prime, Richard, Enfield-wash
Parton, W., Tottenham-park
Provart, 0., South Minims
Pryor, A., Brick-lane, Spitalficids
Paige, E., 9, Craven-street
Parke, C., 203, Regent-street
?erring, J., 26, Cecil-street
Powell, G., 3, Beaufort-buildings
Priestley, J., Hirdrefaig, Anglesea
Pritchard, M., Queen's-row, Walworth
Papp, H. S., 5, Albert-place, Kensington
Poupart, H. G, East Acton
Price, J., Kensal-green New Town, Chelsea
Pickersglll, J., 31, Tavistock-square
Pennington, W., Montague-place
Peters, R. T., High Holborn
Pressly, C., Montague-place
Pinckard, G. H., Great Russell-street
Parkinson, J., Lincoln's Inn-fields
Pickering, P. A., inner Temple
Pickering, E. R., Lincoln's Inn
Peacock, 8., Inner Temple
Parker, K. St , Lincoln's Inn
Punt, J., Lincoln's Inn
Phelps, W., Red Lion-square
Pratt, R., Gray's Inn-lane
Paine, L., Esq., Piccadilly
Parke, Sir J., Park-street
Pell, J., Esq., New Bond-street
Perceval, D. M., Esq., Wilton-street
Perkins, A. S., Esq., Bond-street
Phillips, J.. Esq., Wilton-place
ro)nder, W. 8., 8, Wigmere-etreet
Poynder, T., 62, Wimpeloestreet
Poynder, Z. 8., 52, Wimpetz-strett
Propert, J., 6, New Cavendish-street
Pearce, .L, Ruislip
Pearce, S., Ruislip •
Peel, Col. J., Twickenham
Perkins, IL, Uxbridge
Pete, J., Heston
Pott, J., Bedtont
Powell, R., Hampton
Powell, F. H., Hillingdon
Palmer, J. C., Khsg's Arms-yard
Palmer, E. H., King's Arms-yard
Parkinson, G., Racquet-court. Fleet-street
Parry, J.. 10, King's Arms-yard
Pearce, M. J., Philpot-lane
Pearson, Id„ Redcross-street •
Pigeon, R. H., jun., 31, Throgmorton-street
Pilgrim, J., 44, Lothbury
Powell, H., Fenchurch-street
Praed, B. J. M., 189, Fleet-street
Prescott, W. G., 62, Threadneedle-street
Pritchard, W., College of Advocates
Prickle, T. 8., 3, Paul's Bakehouse-court
Parser, E.„40, Bridge-street, Blackfriare
Quaife, J., Osborn-street, Whitechapel
Ratcliffe, J. J., Harefleld
Ridgway, H., Heston
Rutter, C., Hillingdon
Rich, W., 47, Beaumont-Street
Robson, J., 7. Clarence-terrace
Rogers,
Right Hoi A 296
f. Lo r Regent-street
Rokeby, Montague House, Portman-square
Beeper, G., 23, Sussex-place
RRoaßenshynkeow,ldsonr,tn.,s,3l.C.r,e.er„.72,
Mile
-end,
Reeve, IL, Esq., Chester-square
Reynolds, 3., Esq., Piccadilly
Ribblteale, Lord, Chesham-place
Rich IL, Esq., Mount-street
Ridley, G., Esq., New Bond-street
Rochfort, J. D., Esq., Eaton-place
Russell, Lord J., Chesham-place
Robertson, E. L., Norfolk-crescent, Hyde Park
Bittoaffeladt:t,my,T,a
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J,
Major
-General.
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Bolt, H. G., 5, Cumberland-place
Rouse, E., Finchley
SouthBGpirtiea
ttlteCumberland-placeda Minims
Ralfs. S., Ealing
Rickards, H., 4, Westbourne-grove West, Notting-1M
RBltyiedgagintonjnd.:,sTF.
1.:,
Tlll:aßovmisbptnnerstetk.adisgtreenart:Adelphr
Reeves, H., Robert-street
Buahbrook, J.,
Rankin, R., Woburn-Kure
Routh,
Ronde% C., 12, Qlleellhithe
Southampton-street
ds
Riddell, F.,
Richmond, B. Bell Inn, Smithfield
Kirby-street
Randall,
Socouh intantlnne
Richardson, E. J., 23, Old Bailey
Robertson, W., Old Swan, Upper Thames-street
Ritiovbaz,insoH.n.,Bß:r2th9,oloimtueewilriantaine
Robertson, the Rev. J., 72, Old Broad-street
Rogers, T., 67, Aldermanbury
Remolds, E., Upper Thames-street
Searnett, W. IL, Greenford
Shackle, T., Hayes
Sherborn. F., Bedford
Sherborn, G., jim., Ashford
Sherbom, W., Bedfont
Skeggs, J. F., Hayes
Starke, J., Ashford
Smith, R. Q., Twickenham
Stanbrough, E., Isleworth
Stanborough, J. W., Isleworth
Stent, G., Stanwell
Stevens, J., Greenford •
Stone, E., Ruislip
Swell, J., Isleworth
Slade, R. G., 1, Gloucester-street
Somerset, G. C. H., 81, Harley-street
Stead, F., 26, Upper Montague-street
Sturgess, S., 39, Charlotte-street
Salter, G., Hobart-place
Scott, C. E., Esq., Burton-street
Seevell, G., Esq., Chester-street
Smith, C., Esq., Charles-street
Smith, 0., Esq., Thames-bank
Smith, T. 8., Thames-bank
Somerset, Lord F., Stanhope-street
Stanley, E., Esq., Grosvenor-square
Stanley. E. J., Ese., Grosvenor-square
Stone, T. A., Esq., Curzon-street
W.
y. C e,
631 oil'
Sturt, Lieut. W. S., Hanover-square
, W.,
Schroder, J. H., St. George's, East
Self, J., Mile-end Old Town
Sowton, W. M., Middle Temple
Scotland, C. H., Middle Temple
Sheet, W. J., Lincoln's
Soward, J., Tottenham-court-road
Sheddon, Bedford-square
Shaw, R., Clifford's Inn
sedgwick, G., Furnivape Inn
Surman, W. H., New ran
Streeten. F. E., Quality-court
Smith, E. F., Chancery-lane
Smith, H. N., Great Russell-street
Simmons. R., Chase-side, Edmonton
Smith, B. F., Norfolk Lodge, South Mimms
Smith, G., Old Boswell-court
Strutt, J., 18, Buekingham- street
Salter, E., Notting Barns Farm Kensington
Skinner.eSmith,
nce S
Stout, J.,
.o,lBd4,Boreldn-teftorrdeet,
Silcock, S. W., 26, Frederick-street
Spyatt, .T., 137, Tottenham-court-road
Stavin, Sir F., Finchley New-road
Scales, St. Luke's
Sparrow, R. J.. Finchley'
Stapleton, W. H., 23, Stonefield-street, Islington
Scotland, T., 14, Duke-street
Sladen, St. Barbe, 14, Parliament-street
Smith, S., 64, Princes-street, Soho
Albany,22,..sqßtkaerre-street
WaWrreiwie:kCiesrtrPee°trch
Stocken, C., Morland House, Norwood
re
SSSSS Ynttt Stanhope,
amwnLwPhae,:gr°l3Pten'sr.'3,,' jC.El3.ra:Dp. :it: a2iFinlGn. J .
Smith, J., 24, Westbourn-grove
SSomaymthe's,CDap.tWai.n J. ,
ester-street
Stopford, J., Little Stanmore
Speller, A. F., 67,
Strugnell, F. W.. 109, Edgware-road
Smith, C. 1,1„ Middle Temple
Stevens, G., Kingsland-road
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Trevor-square.
.3 Martin's
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h Kingston court
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Stutiteld, C. 8., Mare-street, Hackney
Sewell, 1., Stamford-hill
Smith, W.. 16, Cambridge-road, Bethnal-green
Schneider, G. A., New Cottage Farm, Enfleld-chase
Smith, R. 8., Huxley Farm. Edmonton
Stanley, J., jun.. Fors-street, Edmonton
Saunders, E., 60, Queen-street
Scott, Syms Guildhall
Scott, Captain F, R.N.. 33, Abchurch-lane
Scott, W., jun., Alderman's-walk
Sharland, R., Bishopsgate-street Within
Sherwood, F., 29, Nevrgate-street
Shewell, E., 25, Tokenhonse.yerd
Slowmaa, 8., St. Mary-at-hill
Slade, F., Hercules-buildings
Slade, A. F., Hercules-buildings
Smith, W., jun., 21, John-street, Minories
Smith, W., 3, Ludgate-street
Smith, T., 66, St. Pattl's-churcliYerd
Snelling, G., Minories
76, Old Broad-street
Itishopsgate-street Within
Sparrow, S., Green Dragon.
Strange, J.. Houndsditch.
Cornball
Bishopsgate-street
Sweetland, C. F. 8., .&`"
Within
Sturt, E.,
ntinck-terrace
Swan, W., 11, -e- Mary Abbot's-terrace,
14 t, • Kensington
Thigiethwayte,
use, Chelsea
Toby, H., Glebe-ho
tford
Tucker, W., Old Bren
G•, 99, Upper Seymour-street
Thompson, North-place
Thompson, 11., is,upper
22, Sussex-street
Thorogood, W.,
Thorns, E. G., Clapham ton
91, Wood-walk,
J Hendon
Tanqueray,
Hendon
Tanqueray, C.,
A., Hendon
Tanqueray,Craven-hill
Taylor, J.
Toulmin, F.,
Jan., 15, Cr
Tennant, J. Hendon
Tilbury, J., 35, Gloucester-Plac.
Tooke, W. A., Pinner
E., Parliament-street
Thomas, C.
T., 14, Great George-erect
Thompson, hiir C. R.
Thompson, IL, Albany
Turner, J. C., Duke-street
Upper Clap
ton
11., Woburn-square
Temple, C. Lincoln's Inn
Tanis, G., Great Ormond-street
Tooke,W. N., Chancery-lane
Talbot, F John-street, Bedford-row
Talbot, A., Esq., Down-streestreet
Taylor, C. E., Esq.,
Taylor, C. G. Eeq., Brute Graftonn:
Thornton, H. M., Esq., Regent-street
Trelawney.
8., Esq., Hertford-street
Thomas, W. H., Novis-street
Tottle, H., 52, Montague-square
Tudor, S., Bromley
Taylor, R., Heston
Bruton-street
Tighe, J. L., Heston
Tillyer, R., Harmondsworth
Tlllyer, W., CowFeltham
ley
Tillyer, 8., Felthant
Tollit, A., Ruislip
Tillyer,
Trimmer, F. E., Heston
Tait, T., 16, Old Fish-street
Tatlock, T., Basinghall.street
Thomson, P. J., 6,1311 liter-square
Thornton, T., Old Swan, Upper Thames-Street
G., jun.,
Mould, J., 31, Gracechurch-street
Travers, J. L., St. Swithin's-lane e
Trist, G., 80, Old Broad-street
Trott, T., 7, Primrose-street
Tucker, H. Trump-street
Thorne, J., Brewer'', Westminster
Thorne, C., Brewery, Westminster
Urwick, R., Foster-lane, Cheapside
Udall, R., Fore-street, EdMonten
Usher, T. D., 16, finfOlk-Street

stamps and Taxes

" Vansittart, Colonel R., Halka:street West
Venables, J., Aldgate, High-street
, • "Vincent, W.; 46, Lime-street
Panne:, C., Hampton
Venpur, W., Teddlngton • - • •
• ' Valiance, H., 20, Essex-Street
Venn, J. S., 12, Canonbury-square, Islingtexl •
Venables, J. ff., 17, Cambridge-street
Venables, R. J., 44, Parliament-street
Veelcker, G. C., 16, Great Windmill-street '
Vernon, H, C., Harrow
Wakley, T., Harefield
Wakley, N. 51., Harefield
Walford, R. C., Hillingdon
Walker, T., Greenford
Warren, W., Isleworth
•
Webb, A., Teddington
Weekly, R., Harmondsworth
Westbrook, E., Heston
Weston, C., Norwood
Willatts, J., Isleworth
Williams, T., Laleham
Williams, H., Harefield
Wilmot, J., jun., Isleworth
Winter, W. L., Ruislip
Wood, C. A., Littleton
Wood, A. W.. Littleton
Woodward, J., Laleham
Webster, E., Ealing
Wells, W., Brook-green, Hammersmith
Whicks, T., Queen's-road East, Chelsea
Wood, (1., Ealing
• Wood, IL, 39, Craven-street
Wood, T., 39, Craven-street
Watson, J. W., Kilburn
Whisson, N., 32, Judd-place West
Whittaker, F., 5, Heathcote-street
Wing, T., Hampstead
Woodd, B. G., Kilburn
Williams, E., Enfield
Williams, E. J., Enfield
, Whaley, J., Holly-hill, Enfield •
Walker, W.. jun., Enfield Highway
Wilson, J., Enfield Highway
Wiliam, L., Hale Farm, Tottenham
Wyatt, J., London Hospital
Willis, C., 43, Brunswick-street, Hackney-Mid
Wilson, A., Cambridge-heath-wharf, Hackney
Waite, G., 2., Old Burlington-street
Waters, E. T., 25, Duke-street
Webb, F., 41, Parliament-street
Willis, F., 85, St. James's-street
Watt, W., Park-terrace, Islington
Welby, H. S., 11, St. Paul-terrace, Islington
Wembush, 11., Finchley
• Watson, Captain W, 14, Great Cumberland-plaell
Webster, E., Hendon
Webster, F., Hendoe
Wheeler, H. J., 27, Hyde Park-gardens
Wheen, It., 46, York-terrace
Wigram, Captain J. R., Gloucester-terrace
Wilcox, 11., 24, Dorset-square
Willoughby, T., il, Cunningham-place
Willson, R. C.,
Wilshen, H., Great Stanmore
Windover, W., Hendon
Wise, J., jun., Kingsbury
Wood, J., Oxford-square
Wyatt, 1., Dudley-grove
Wyatt, G., 11, Gloucester-square
Wynne, L., 10, Cunningham-pace
Wormald, T., 10, Bedtbrd-row
Whitehead, T. M., Great James-street
Winter, T., Holborn
Wilkins, T. M., Earnives Inn
Webb, H., Clement's inn
Witham, H., Gower-street
Walker, P., Bedford-square
Whitehouse, J., Lincoln's Inn-fields
Wren, W. W., jun., Gower-street
Woodward, H., Lincoln's Inn-fields
Wather, Rev. J. T., Regent-street
Wrottesley, Hon. E. 8., Chester-square
Walker, L., 46, Welbeck. street
Warden, W., 63, Great Marylebone-street
Watkins, A., 34, High-street, Marylebone
Weistead, C., 66, Berners-street
Wigram, W., 56, Upper Harley-street
Watson, R., East Smithfield
Wheen, G., St. George's, East
Woodhams, J., Bromley
Waghorn, W. P., 17, Watling-street
Walker, A., Watling-street
Ward, J., 4, Newgate-market
Warner, It., Crescent, Jewin-street
Webb, C., King William-street
Welch, C., Gracechurch-street
Wells, T., 13, Mincing-lane
White, R. F., 33, Fleet-street -
Whithair, J. It., Giltspur-street
Wild, W., Martin's-lane
Wild, W., Martin's-lane
Wilkinson, W., 9, Water-lane
Wood, W., Fleet-street
Wreford, S., 17, Aldermanbury.
Weldegrave, Hon. G., Limmer s Hotel
Watts, W., Davis-street
Wells, S., Esq., Union Club
Whitmore, G., Esq., Park-street
Wigram, H. L., Esq., Brook-street
Wills, 1., Grosvenor-street West
Wombwell, C. 0., Esq., Grosvenor-place
Wood, Captain, Audley-square
Watson, J., 28, Horseferry-road
Yates, F., 14, Duke-street
•
Yen, G., Cheapside
Young, P., Esq., Victoria-road
Young, T., Eaton-square
Young, F. H„ 2, Lower Berkeley-street
Young, G. F., Limehonse
Young, F. T., 9, Great Cumberland-place
Young, E., Lincoln's Inn
Young, F., Tottenham
Young, W. S., 30, Parliament-street.

LIST of PERSONS being ASSESSED SERVANTS whom
GAME CERTIFICATES are taken out at 11. 7s. 6d. each, in-
cluding the Additional Duty of 10 per cent. under the Act of 1
Victoria, 17. -
W., appointed by W. Banter, Esq., Alderman, of No. 10,
Finsbury-circus, for the manor or royalty of Little Cheaterford, in
the county of Essex
Buckland, C., of Northolt, appointed by G. Robinson, Esq., for Down
Barnes, Northolt
Field, J., of Littleton, appointed by E. Wood, Esq., for Littleton
Filkins, C., of Harefield, appointed by C. Newdigate Newdegate,
Esq., for Harefleld, Moor-hall, and Brackenbury
Smith, C., of Harefield, appointed by Stephen Morgan, Esq., Or the
Bishops, Bonfield
Smith, 8., for J.\ Mears, Try House, Church-street, Hackney.

LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN (lAMB.
Aley, William, Knightsbridge
Allen, William, 188, Sloane-street, Chelsea
Anthony, Robert, Ship Tavern-passage
Brooks, Richard, 13, Upper Berkeley-street West
Byrne, Henry, 14, Rufford's-row, Islington
Blankley, William, Museum-street
Balding, George Peulter, 13, New-street
Bateman, Francis, 96, Great Tichfield-street
Barrett, George, Red Lion-passage
Berry, William, 32, King-street, Portman-square
Bowen, John, 50, Wigmore-street
Bowen, John and Henry, 66, George-street
Burgess, Stephen William, 30, Upper George-street
Bailey, John, sen. and jun., Mount-street
Brooke, Henry Dyson, 1, Park-side
Bainbridge, Mary, Uxbridge
Baker, Charles Newcomb, and Baker, Samuel Carnfield, 3, Half-
moon-passage
Bedford, Henry, 61, Poultry-market, Newgate-market
Brooke, Edward Alfred, 8, Ship Tavern-passage
Brooke, George, Poultry-market, Leadenhall-market
Brooke, Henry Dyson, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Brome, Francis, 10, Newgate-street
Courtney, John, Bathurst-street
Croton, Henry, 5, Little Sussex-plate
Clarke, George, 30, Albany-street
ClLsby, John, 1, Cornwall-terrace
Cowley, William, 10, New Chapel-place
Clark, Pamela, 74, High-street
Clifford, Harvey, 15, John-street, Oxford-street
Carr, Benjamin, 5, Bull-head-passage
Cooke, James Hubert, 78, Holborn-bridge
Cooke, John Amnia, and Weatherley, Edward, 30, Newgate-street
Donovan, Frederick William, Oxford-street
Davis, James, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Dean, Mary Elizabeth, and Hatton, Thomas, 21, Newgate-Street
Drew. William, 19, Finsbury-pavement
Day, Charles, 18, Blackmore-street
East, James, 59, Poultry-market, Newgate-market
Edmonds, John, 2, Hide-market, Leadenhall-market
Fielder, Edward, $5. Fore-street
Frank, John, 6, Ship Tavern-passage
Fricker,' Robert George, and Fricker, Thomas, Poultry-market,
Leadenhall
Fuller, Daniel, 64, Poultry-market, Newgate-Street
Fags, Dora, 147, Sloane-street, Chelsea
Fisher, John, Ratcliffe
Foxlee, Mary Ann, 95, St. John-street-road
• Frewin, Edward, Holborn
Fisher, James, Oxford-street
Fisher, John, 23, Duke-street
Greenland, William, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Gunston, Daniel, 110, Goswell-street, Clerkenwell
Gunston, Thomas, 84, Upper-street, Islington
Horne, Christopher, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Howard, Ebenezer, Ship Tavern-passage
Hunter, William, Ship Tavern-passage
Hancock, Mary, Eagle-place, Piccadilly
thicken, John, and Woodward, Maria, 9%, Upper-street, Islington
Hogg, William, Hampstead
Hunt, Thomas, Fitzroy-market
Hannabus, William, 91, Crawford-street
Harris, Henry, 49, Duke-street, Manchester-square
Hawes, 'William, 38, Pa,ddington-street
Hughes and Beaz:ey, 79, Edgware-road
Haines, Richard, New Bond-street
Hall, Charles, Albemarle-street
Mil, John, 20. Great-hall, Hungerford-market
Ironside, Alexander, GB, Poultry-market, Newgate-market
Jackson, George and Edward, 60, Poultry-market, Newgate-market
Jennings, James ; Pybus, Henry; and Jennings, John, 23, Newgite-

street
Joshua, Abraham, and Joshua, John, 13, Copthall•ourt
Jackson, Thomas, 9, New-street
King, Henry, Church-street, Hackney
Kemp, Godfrey, 5, Moreton-street
Knight, Samuel, 69, Fore-street
Luckie, Henry, 84, Great Portland-street
Lambeth, John, 119, Fore-street
Lack, William, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Living, Robert, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Mellott, Thomas, 14, Portman-market
Mason, Mrs. Elizabeth, Chapel-street West
Miller, Frederick, Piccadilly
Marsh, John, Ship Tavern-passage
Moody, Charles, 88, Goswell-road, Clerkenvvell
Norman, James, 93, Bishopsgate-street Without
Newton, Jeremiah, 136, Tottenham-court-road
Osmond, Samuel, Barusbury-road, Islington.
Offer, Thomas, Lamb's Conduit-street
Parsons, James, Hampton-wick
Parsons, William, 49, South Audley-street
Piggott, Thomas, 63, Poultry-market, liewgBtB-Market
Packer, James, 129, Crawford-street
Priest, Henry, 11, Great Marylehone-street
Russell, Charles, 38, Gresham-street
Rackstraw, Samuel Pearson, 84, Threadneedle-street
Richardson, Frederick, 51, High-street, Portland Town
Redd. Henry, 1, Clarence-place
Rowland, James, 18, Munster-street
Robinson, Richard, 3, Union-terrace, Kensington
Ridge, Joseph, Holloway-place, Islington
Simpson, Shepherd, North Audley-street
Surman, John, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Stradley, Benjamin, 3, Ship Tavern-passage
Spriggins, George Thomas, Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Stapleton, William, Staines
Townsend, Harriet, Charles-street, St. James's
Tucker, William, 287, Strand
Taylor, Thomas, 31, Newt/ate-street
Vaughan, W., Poultry-market, Leadenhall
Vize, James, Three Tun-
passage, Newgate-Market
Worley, Robert, 22, Newgate-street
Willard, George, Triangle, llackneY
Whitfield, John James, Lamb's Conduit street
Westmoreland, Joseph, 96, High-street
Walter, John Kent, Lower Beigravet reet
Woolcott, Isaac, 30, Little Newport-street
Made up to September
14th, 1847.
By order of the Board.
C. PREMIX, Secretary.

rENALTIES.
The Connnissioners of Stamps and Taxes hereby give Notice, that
yp uorfis2uoi ni. g
agnadmie;
allothuonabtlnrse
tot
be
obtain-
en
tnirdn oorrdleardythaotf aa
charged in double the amount of the certificate duty.
game beyond
Any person in pursuit of game refusing, on being duly required, to
penalty aoirt
produce,his certificate, or to permit the same to be read, or a copy
sTriuheulgebittorei;
thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true name and place of
residence, also Incurs a penalty of 201.
iengveri,yepeerrtsitiocan tatekiititigc,urkill:
Gamekeepers are desired to take notice, that a certifitate tt the
therategesumanori
ste
ri
to
if
limitsol n
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1.
reputed
o7t.
of the
only
hleyd e.
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should
alsoiroe authorise
aes
he
that
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the
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gamekeeper
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ends
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;tus killamot7e uedlp oo
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certificate at such a rate of ditty may protect a gamekeeper, it is re-
- - -

to be surcharged in double the duty of 41. Os. 10d., and.also to be pro-
secuted by any common informer for the penalty of 201. •
N.8.---It is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps and
Taxes to publish in a separate List the names and residences of all
persons surcharged In double duty for sporting without certificates.

TIM ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
London, 345, Strand, September 1; 1847.
•• • COMMERCIAL, TELEGRAPH. • • The works of the Lines for commercial communications between
the places enumerated below, embracing a system of Telegraphs for
commercial purposes only, and distinct from that reserved for the
special nee of Railways, being so far advanced as to admit of their
completion by the commencement of the coming year, the Directors
think that the time has now a!rlred when it becomes their duty to
make known the arrangements which they contemplate for the ac-
commodation N the public.
Stations will be opendd In central situations in the principal TOwns,
Whence Messages and Dispatches will be forwarded to and received
from all the other Stations of the Electric Telegraph Company.
In order to give to Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, and all
connected with trade, the greategt possible amount of information, a
Room will be reserved in each of the 'Company's Stations l'or Sub-
scribers, in which will be received, tabulated, mulexhibited, all Intel-
ligence of commercial or public interest ; for instance—
Ship Lists from the various Ports. • •
Share Lists from the various Exchanges.
Prices Current.
Stock Exchange Lists.
Corn Markets from the -various Towns.
Prices of Live Stock, doe:, fae., &c.
- - -

In London. a Central Station, ;Linea to the importance of the Me-
tropolis, is in course of erection in the immediate vicinity of the Bank
aid Royal Exchange; in this Staticituthe whole Telegraphic News
of the country will be concentrated and forwarded in every direc-
tion ; and here, as in other Towns, a Room will be reserved fer Sub-
scribers.

The Subscription to these Rooms will be Two Guineas per annum,
paid in advance, which will entitle Subscribers to the right of en-
trance to all the Subscription Rooms of the Company, including the
Central Station at London.

The foregoing details some of the advantages of the Commercial
Telegraph to Subscribers,—but the requirements of the Public in ge-
neral will be provided for by the Establishment of Offices, which will
at all times be open for the reception or transmission cf Messages
and Dispatches, *line Messengers will be kept atthe various Stations,
by whom dispatches may be sent out to any part of the Town where
the communication has been received by Telegraph at the Com-
pany's Station.
Subscribers' Names are received at the Commercial Telegraph 01-
ffee, where any further information may be obtained.
The following are the Towns to which the Commercial Telegraph
I will ba first extended :-
1 Londoh Barnsley Peterborough Chelmsford
• Margate Wakefield Yarmouth Ipswich
Ramagale Leeds Huntingdon 2 ork
Deal Halifax Hertford Darlington
Dever Rochdale Manchester . Newcastle
reikestone Hull Leicester Berwick
Canterbury Maidstone Derby Edinburgh
Northampton Tonbridge Nottingham Glasgow
Coventry Gosport Lincoln Scarborough
Birmingham Southampton Chesterfield Bridlington
Wolverhampton Winchester Sheffield Stamford
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METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE
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The Directors hereby give notice to Members whose Premiums fall
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Thirty days from that date.
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either of which several days constitutes the commencement of the
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their proposals at the office on or before that day.
This Society, for Mutual and General Assurance, appropriates all
its profits to the benefit of parties assuring their own lives for the
whole term of life as Members of the Society.
An abatement of Premium has been made at the rate of 47% per
cent. for the year ending the 4th of April, 1848, wider the confident
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
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also the option of selecting benefits, and the conversion of his in-
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Assurances for terms of years on the lowest possible rates.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
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at the annual meeting held on the 12th May, 1847, to declare a fifth
bonus, varying from 35 to 85 per cent. en the premiums paid en each
policy effected on the profit scale.
EXAMPLES.

Perms- Sum the
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ago. .0 Pre- taken addition :Bonus In duction of may nor-
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£ a. 4. a d. £ a. d. a. d.
f 1837 243 9 3 112 8 5 18 4 6 494 8 10
£ Xs. d. 1838 218 4 899 81015 13 5 445 0 0
60 1000 74 3 4 1839 192 110 86 9 3 13 4 9 395 11 1
1840. 143 610 66 8 4 919 1 346 2 3
1841 138 14 2 61 17 6 9 9 2 296 13 4
1842 111 6 8j 49 10 0 710 4 247 4 5

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(Established by Act of Parliament In 1834.)

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Local and Constitutional Weakness, Syphilis, Stricture, and other
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By SAMUEL LA'MERT, CONSULTING SURGEON,
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'IC A.I. DISQUA LTC ATIONS, GENERATIVE INCAPA-
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Chairman—SAMUEL HAYHURST LUCAS, Esq.
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and, early in the ensuing year the bonuses due on each policy will
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11RITISH COLLEGE of HEALTH, New-
roet, London.—The principles of the Hygeian theory ars
contained in the following propositions :-1. The vital principle Is
contained in the blood. 2. Everything in the body is derived from
the blood. •3. All constitutions arc radically the same. 4. All dis-
eases arise from the impurity of the blood, or, in other words, front
acrimonious humours lodged in the body. 5. this humour which
degenerates the blood has three sources—tile maternine, the conta-
gious, and the personal. 6. Disease and pain have the same origin,
and may therefore be considered synonymous terms. 7. Purgation
by proper vegetable purgatives is the only effectual mode of eradi-
cating disease. 8. Experience of upwards of 20 years has amply
proved Morison's Vegetable Universal Medicines to be such proper
vegetable purgative. 9. From the intimate connexion subsisting
between the mind and the body, the health of the one must conduce
to the serenity of the other. Ilygeism—The science of health. Hy-
geist—A promoter of health. Hygeian—Pertaining to the science of
health. These terms have not been adopted through an affectation
of singularity, but merely for the sake of drawing a sufficiently
broad line of demarcation between the old and new schools.

O MORE MEDICINE OF ANY KIND.
HEALTH, SPIRITS, and COMPLEXION RESTORED.
The NATURAL REGENERATOR of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS
(the Stomach and Intestines), WITHOUT Glysters, Baths, Pills,
N
Purgatives, or Medicines of any kind, BY A SIMPLE, NATURAL,
AGREEABLE, AND INFALLIBLE MEANS, called
" THE REVALENTA ARABICA"
(a nutritive and eminently curative fecula derived from an African
mplaenntat).ryls'uhbesßtanevcale,enatgra. tearabbliecatois
tihioet apalmateedlicminoer,ebuetasailysimagpleesetedi .
than any other food, and, in its immediate effects upon thedically re stomach
and intestines, eminently curative and strengthening, ra -
moving and healing even the most inveterate affections of these
viscera, which it restores is their primitive vigour and activity. By
removing all disorders from the stomach and intestines, and enabling
these organs to perform their important functions freely, and to
supply the system with a healthy chyle, the " Revalenta Arabiateca"
eradicates, in its ulterior effects, all the host of refractory, obstin,
and painful diseases which have their origin or their seat in deranged
or weak digestive organs, such as indigestion (dyspepsia), dysentery,
costiveness, liver complaint, weak and extinguished appetite, fetid
breath, nervous headaches, hemorrhoidal affections, obstructions,
and irregularities in the menses, leucorrlnea (the whites),
sleepless-
ness, nervousness, biliousness, general debility and wasting of the
body, languor of body and mind, hypochondria, gout, scrofulous and
strumous affections, asthma, dropsy, gravel, &e.
,tha:t_thmee
ssbers House.obDtaindecasu Bedturrorayatidanthrdeefabeeho.:6oTsod a
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cadilly; Messrs. Abbis and Co., 60, Gracecharch-street ; and W.
Moore, 109, Strand ;in packets of 41b. each, at 10s. ; 81b. W.
at
16s. ; adding Is. per packet for packing-box, &c ,if ordered to be
sent in the country or shipped. A Treatise on the Cure of the
above diseases through the Revalenta Arabica, entitled the ‘' Na.
Otunrealstrgieanradtorsix,"pol,nacey .

MISS STRICKLAND S LIVES OF THE QUEENS Or
ENGLAND.—The Eleventh Volume of this interesting
work is announced for publication at the end of the pre-
sent month. It will comprise the conclusion of the Life
of Mary IL, Consort of William 111., and the Life of
Queen Anne. We understand that, independently of
many new and curious details relative to the personal
history of these Queens, Miss Strickland has succeeded
in obtaining much important documentary information
respecting the great public events of this stirring period
of our annals, which has never yet been brought before
the public. Ilumoußs RING-
,
WORM, WoRM, AND ALL CUTANEOUS DISEASES MAY BE CURED
human race are subject to diseases of the skin, and
thends to increase the virulence of such ootnplaints so
nothing tends
uch asimpnrity of the blood, which generates ill health,
andni if this is not corrected, the constitution soon becomes
BY HoLEDWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLs.—Numbers of
ultimately terminating in disorders that are
relief by using Holloway's Pills and Oint-
,Let those, therefore, who are so affected,
Inieydese medicines combined are an infallible cure
beliTeenm.dbeost inveterate diseases of the skin, and are
efficacious fur old wounds, bad legs, tumours, and
oTunn THE m ra: 000 f nthitneJ:anmeTol:NJNoEhLn.-- O R
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swellings. Sold by all druggists, and at 'Pro-
fessor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, London.
T
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Tuesday last, about one P.M., an accident occurred in the
above tunnel Price,
a miner in the tunnel. He was engaged with
other men diving, as it is called, at the heading many
of the
second tunnel, which is in the course of
_formation. At
the above time he, with one of the other men, had been
drilling a hole in the rock to receive a quantity
powder for the purpose of blasting it, so that fhoeC-
ments might be placed in a waggon. They had got the
hole as deep as required, and the usual quantity of gun-
powder placed therein, and Price was in the act of ram-
ming the hole with stones and dirt, when by some trans
the powder became ignited, and blew poor Price with
great violence out of the heading, and a quantity of the
rock falling on him broke one of his arms and four of
his ribs. Dr. Sidebotham, the medical man employed
by the company, was quickly on the spot, and rendered
all the assistance in his power, and after he examined
him he advised his removal to the Manchester Infirmary,
to which place he was forthwith conveyed in one of the
company's first class carriages. We are glad to be in-
formed that he is going on as well as can be expected.
It is singular that although so many men were in the
place no other sustained the slightest injuries —S/ th°
• ie eld
Iris.

ROYAL ARTILLERY. WOOT.WICIT, SEPT. 24,
Captain Taylor and Captain Tylden's companies, both
of the 9th battalion, were medically inspected yester-
day at ten o'cicck, A BL, at the Ordance Hospital, as to
their fitness for foreign service. The companies are ex-
pected to embark in the early part of the ensuing months
for Barbadoes. Sixty-one fine young lads arrived at
head-quarters at Woolwich this morning, 'under the
charge of Sergeant Masson. They were enlisted at
Lisburn, in Ireland, by the recruiting puny.. under
Lieutenant Clarke, who has been so successful pro-
curing recruits for the Royal Regiment of Artillery.
None of the recruits appeared to be above twenty years
Of age.

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