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ged upon the Civil List (purstiaq,4ol4o •
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June 30, 1846—Anna Archer Shee, Mlry Archer
Shee, and E!it Jane Archer Slice (the daughters
of Sir Martin Archer Shee, President of the
Royal Academy, in consideration of the eminence
of their father as an artist, and of his services as
President of the Royal Academy for sixteen
years. In trust to Martin Archer Shee, of the
Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, and William.
Archer Shee, Esq., on the Home Establishment
of the East India Company's Examiners' Office,
East India House ••• ••• ••• •• • £2OO
June 30—Christian M`Caskill, 501., and Jessie,
M`Caskill, 501. (the sisters of the late Sir John
M`Caskill, in consideration of the gallant services
of their brother, and of his death on the field of
battle) ... .. ... ..• •.• . 100
June 30—Catherine Taylor (daughter of Briga-
dier-General Taylor, killed in action in the late
campaign of the Sutlej, in consideration of the
distinguished services of her late father. In trust
... ...
to Sir Harry Dent Goring, Bart.) 50
June 30—Rev. Samuel Bloomfield, D.D. (in consi-
deration of his services and acquirements as a
scholar and divine) ••• ••• Oa • 00. 200
June 30—Bernard Barton, Esq. (in consideration
of his literary merits) ... ... ... ... 100
June 30—John Ramsey M'Culloch, Esq. (in con-
sideration of his services as the author of many
useful publications connected with the finance
and commerce of the country) ... ... ... 200
July 4—Mary Ilaydon (widow of the late Benja-
min Robert Haydon, Esq., in consideration of her
distressed circumstances, and the merits, as an
artist, of her late husband)
50
July 6—Calvin Beaumont Winstanley, 25L, and
John Lloyd, 25/. (in consideration of the ser-
vices rendered by their ancestors to King Charles
the Second, in his escape after the Battle of
Worcester)
August 13—Samuel Wilderspin (in consideration
of his services in promoting infant schools) ... 100
October s—Ellen Mary Ban;in (widow of John
Banirn, Esq., the author of several works of
imagination and poetry, in consideration of the
literary merits of her late husband. In trust to
Joseph Green, Esq., Resident Magistrate of
Kilkenny, and the Very Rev. Charles Vignolles,
D.D., Dean of Ossory) ... ... ... ... 50
October 11—Margaret Turnbull (widow of the
late James Turnbull, in consideration of the lite-
rary merits of her brother,:the late Dr. Leyden.
In trust to Robert Chambers, bookseller, Edin-
burgh, and John Fisher, writer to the signet,
Edinburgh) ••• •.• ••• ••• ___ .....
October 31—Fanny Gurwood (widow of Lieute-
nant-Colonel Gurwood, in consideration of the
literary merits of her late husband. In trust to
Richard Henry Cox and Frederick William Cox,
Esqrs.)

... 50

£1,200
J. PARKER.
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, June 3O, 1847.

BANK OF FRANCE.

The Moniteur contains the following quarterly 'ac-
count of the Bank of France, ending the 25th of June
ult., published pursuant to the law of the 30th of June,
1840: