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the Ballot, Short Parliaments, and Universal Suffraee ; sa
fer Oldham in the Parliaments of 1832 and 4335. Reform.
hinter, Sir Edmund, Bart.—S. of the late Capt. Filter ; has
taken the degree of A. 31. ; elected for Kent without oppo-
si.i3'. in March 1838.
s. of the Earl of Surrey, and gran& of
the Duke of Norfolk ; b. Nov. 7, 1815 ; has been an officer
in the Royal Horse Guards. No. 1, Hyde Parispl. •
s
White's ; Brookes's. r t
F.tzharris, s. of the Earl of IPakriesburf b.
1807. Carlton ; Whitehall-gardens.
Fitz-!toy, Robert-3d s. of Lord Chas. Pitz-Roy, and
of the 3d Duke cf Grafton ; b. 1805 ; a Captain R.IV-irdaset...
E!dcr Brother of the Trinity House; author of " V y -oss -
of the Adventure and Beagle." 25, Lowndes-st., Bsigeave-.
sq ; Carlton; Sensor United Service.
F.tz-Itoy, 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 Hones-
hold ; sat for Thetford in several Parliaments ; has sat for
Bury since 1831. Burlington House, Piccadilly ; Reform.
Fitzwiiiiam, Hon. Ceo. Wentworth—S. of 3d Earl Fitzs,
liam ; b. 1817 ; sat for Richmond in the Parliament of 1337. .*
Mort imet-hon e ; alkinest.
Fleetwood, Sir Hesketh, Bart.—Eld. s. of Robert Hesketh,
Esq., of Rossall ; b. 1891 ; assumed the name of Fleetwood
for self and issue, in addition to that of llesketle in le3l ;
patron of 5 livings ; Deputy-Lieut. of Lancashire; has been
High-Sheriff of that county ; author of " °Use: vat ions on
Capital Punishment," translation of " The Last Days of a
Condemned," &c. 2, Ulster-terrace, Regent's Park; Atbe
nmum ; Boodle's; Reform.
Ileming, John Willis--Great-grands. of Breene Will's, Esq. ;
assumed the name of Fleming upon succeeding to th c Stones-.
ham estates; patron of 4 livings; High Sh riff cf Hamp-
shire in 1817. Carlton.
I ower, Sir James, Bart.—S. of the Ist Fart. 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 p 011,51 the same
number of votes); neither can vote until after the report of
a Committee.
ollett, Sir William Webb—S. of Benjamin Follett, E.q., a
timberemerehant 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 Stitlingshire from
1835 till 1837; re-elected in July, 1837, Instinseated oa
petition: again elected in 1841.
Forester, Hon. George Cecil Weld.-13r. and heir presumptive
to Lord Forester; b. 1807 ; a Captain in the Mew Guards,
and has been Groom of the Bedchamber ; has sat for Wen-
lock since 1830. Carlton.
Foreman, Thomas Seaton—An ircnmaster. E 5, awl!
Union ; Wyndham ; I'arthenon.
Forster, Matthew—A merchant, shipowner, and underwriter it
London ; an advocate of free trade, a fixed duty on eortss
and a reduction of the- duties on sugar and timber. City
Club; Reform.
Fox, Charlee Richard—S. of 3d Lord Holland ; b. 1801 ;
Lieut.-Col. in the army : Surveyor- General of the Ord-
pence ; has sat for Horsham. Caine, and Tavistpek. Reform.
Freemantle, Sir Thomas Francis, Part—B. 1795; Director of •
the London and We-tminster Joint Stock Bank; Secretary
to the Treasury from Dec., 1834, till April, 183&j bas sat for
Buckingham since 1826. 2, Ea•ornpl ; Carlton.
French, FitzstepLen—Br. of Lord De Frep.e ; b. 1841 ; ob-
tained several science premiums in College ; in favour elf
short Parliaments; did not vote on Mr. O'Councli's motiin
in 1834 for the Repeal of the Union ; has sat for Roscom-
mon since 1832. 54, Psi liament-st ; Brookes's.
Fuller, Augustus Eliott—Eld. seri of John Travtoe
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. 28 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. 1788 ; •
merchant and manufacturer ; a Magistrate of Devon ; a Di-
. rector of the West of England Assurance Company ; op-..
posed to monopolies and pretective duties, except for the
purposes of revenue ; hostile-in Church-rates as far as Dino
:enters are concerned; also to the buildtneeof 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 Ewarts,-K-ef Mr. Gladstone, the Liver-
pool merchant.; appointed a Lord of the Treasury in Dees
1834; tias sat for Newark-upon-Trent since 1832. Carlton.
Godson, Richard-sth s. of the late W. Godson, Esq., one of.
the Coroners for Worcestershire ; b. 19th June, 1797 n 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 ;"
wrangler at Cambridge. 11, King's Bench-walk ;
Grosvenor-11. ; Colonial.
Gordon, Lord John Frederick, G.C.H.--S. of the Marquis
of Huntly ; b. 1799; a Captain, R. N. Relorm ; Kensing-
ton Palace.
Gordon, Hon. William—B. 1785 ;.br. of the Earl of Aber. •
deco; Captain in the Navy ; ,bas sat for Aberdeenshire
since 1820. 15, Saville-tots ; Carlton. •
Gore, William Ormsby—Patron of one living; a Director of
the Piotector Life Association; sat for Leitrim in the Par-
liament of 1806, his ancestors having represented that .
county for nearly a century ; for Carnarven in that of 1830; .
in 18.35 was returned w iihout opposition for that county.
66, Portland-place ; Carlton.
Gore, William Richard Ormsby—,Second e. of the Member for ~
Salop, North ; descended from a common ancestor with the:
Earls of Arran and Sir R. Gore Booth, Bart ; b. NM ;
an officer in the Army. 66, Portland-place.
Gore, lion. Robert—Fourth br. of the Earl of Arran ; b. 18104
Commander in the Navy ; states himself to be " a cordial
supporter of the Melbourne Ministry, the only,Goverrsunlik-
that ever endeavoured to do justice to Ireland ;" an " advise
cate for free trade and abolition of monopolies ;" insists that
" Ireland should be placed on an equal footing with Eafir. •
land and Scotland." 21, Wilton-crescent ; Brookes' ;
wile! s' ; Naval ; Crcckfurd's. •
Gore, Montagu—Oise of the family of the Gores of Barrow
Court ; b. 1811 ; author of an, " Essay_ on the .Ceens,
laws;" " A Letter to the Duke of Wellington on the
present Crisis," " Remarks on Foreign Policy," S.c. ; sa,
for Devizes in 1833 arid 1834. 8, Mount-street, Grostrenor-
square ; Carlton; Arthur's.
Goring, Charles—B. 1817. Carlton.
Goulburn, Right Hon. Henry—Son of Manbee Goulbura,
Esq., of Port!and-placi., and the Hon. Susan Chetwynd,
sister of Vircount Chetwynd ; b. 1784; a West. India Pro.
rektor • has been Secretary for Ireland, Under-Seeretari
for the 'Colonial Department, and chancellor of the Exche.
quer from 1828 till 1830 ; Secretary for the Home Depart-
went from Dee., 1834, till April, l ^JS ; when not in office
has a pension of 2,0001. per annum, as retired Secretary for
Leland; has sat for the University since 1831. I, Upper
Berkeley-street ; Carlton.
Graham, Right Hon. Sir James Robert George, Bart.
—Cousin to th 6 Earl of Galloway and to Viscount Garlins ;
b. 1792; First Lord of the Admiralty, and a Member of
the Cabinet, from 1830 till 1834; is Lord Rector of thee
University of Glasgow ; patron of two livings ; is in Neont
of the Corn-laws ; opposed to the Ballot and short Perlis..
tents; sat for Carlisle from 1820 to 1830; for Camber..
land East from 1830 to 1837; elected for Pembroke, dist.
in 1838, and for Drrchester in 1841. 46, Grosvenor-pl. .
Granby, Marquis of—Eld. surviving R. of the Duke of Rut..
land, by the lady Elizabeth, sth d. of Frederick sth Earl of.
Carlisle; cousin-german of Lord Alorpeth; b. 16th May,.
1815. Carlton.
Granger, Thomas Colpitts—A barrister. 12, King's Beach-
walk, Temple.
Grant, Sir Alexander Cray, Bart.—B. 1782 ; descended from
the Grants of .Dslrey ; educated at St. John's College, Cam.
bridge ; ( hairman of Committee of Ways and Means from
1826 te 18:32 and one of the Commissios of the Board
of Controul ng
during the administration of ,!•7rll Peel ; was
in Parliament during the 20 years antecedent to the Reform
Act. 16, GI osvenor-street.
G:at tan, Henry—S. of the celebrated Henry Grattan; a harrie,
ter; a Repealer; has sat for Meath &nee 1832. Reform.
Greenall, Peter—S. of Edward Greenall, Esq., of Wilder*,
pool ; b. 1790 ; a glass-manufacturer and brewer ; Director
of the Union Plate Glass Company, and of the St. Helensi
and Runcorn Gap Railway; patron of one living. St.
Melon's.

Groenaeav, Charles—Eld. s. of G. Greenaway, Esq., of Bar.
rington -Grove, Gloucestershire; a Nlagi,trate and Deputy
Lieut. for Gloucestershire; is A. B. of Can:l:ridge. Be:
form Club.
Greene, Thomas—B. 1791 ; patron of one living; ca/led to tke,
bar, but Lever practised ; an earnest advocate for the casee•
mutation of tithes, having, in the years. 1526. 1827, and
1829, brought in bills to effect that object; opposed to Dia-
senters graduating at the Universities; has sat for Lancaster
since 1824. Travellers'. •
Grey, Right Hon. Sir George, Bart.—Nephew to Earl Grip
a barrister; has sat for Devonport since 1832. 14,
the tge:
place; Reform Club.
to
Grimsditch, Thomas—A lineal descendant of the family of
Orimsditeh ; a solicitor of eminence; "ePrsetl
neral policy of the present Ministers, and to, I
tho
ark pe
es' 0
Brook,
laws, but not tied down by an} Is'
acelesfield.
ro(f,s,N.e'enr(un.lasqm.;,_.b.calrsllo964;
Grimston, Vises. —Eld. S. of
sat for Hertford•h. since 183-- '
Grogan, rd—E!d. s. of the lace Johu
d_
,litenours sat the -.l)ablit;
sister ;
.is ai(l):ertir
University. .
tro. :fit) heEslgst I:latar.
Grosvenor, Meld Hen-d c 11
18'4 • a Whig ; has t for Ch
bold from 1830 till I"%•, sat ester
quis of WestminSter ;
.b. 1801 ; erniero roper of the House-
since 1826.
sir Josiah John, Ilirt.-11. 178 f); an iron-master at
GuaAcntiter,h Tydvil; sat for Honiton in the Parliament., of 1826
d
tle33ro snd for Alerthyr Tydvil since 1632. 13, Grease-
,,,,,sq„are; Athenaeum ; Retorm Club.
Hale, liebert lilagden—S. of Robert 1-lakc.Esq., by Lady These
,:e,la Eleanor, sister of the Eerl of i ayo ; patron of one
living. 18, Bolton-,t: eat ; Carbon. . •
Halford, Henry—S. of Sir H. lialfur.l, East., of Wistow Hall,
formerly known as Dr. Vaughan, the. Eivourite physician of
George IV. ; b. 1798; a Lieut. in the army ; inclined to
an extension, of the currency; has sat for Leice:Stershire sine*
1832. 16, Curzon-Areet ;
Hall, Sir Benjamin, Birt.—Eld. s. of the late Benjamin Halt.
E!q., some time M.P. for Glamorganshire ; b. 1802 ; 1118.
nager of the Cambrian, Gloucester. and London Rail. ay;
in favour of the Ballot, short Parliaments, exempting Dis-
senters-from the payment of Church-ratea, and admitting
them to the Universities, expelling the Bishops from the
House of Lords, and of the substitution of a property tax, In
lien of the assessed and some other taxes. 6J, Wimpoka-
street ; Reform Club.
Hamilton, James Ilans—S, of the late Hans Hamilton, Esq.,
who represented Dublin for nearly thirty years; b. 161(ti
patron of one living. Carlton.
Hamilton, Lord Claude—Br. of the Marquis of Abercorn ;
1813. 7, Argyle-street.
Hamilton, William John—Eld. s. lt. Hamilton,
Esq., late Minister at the Court of Naples; h. 1805 ; for-
reerly in the diplemat le line ; called to lire 15ar in 1810; "a
moderate Conservative ;" in favour of the principle of the
present Corn-lawe 14, Chesham-place, belgrave-square;
Travellers'; Athenaeum; Carlton.
Hamilton, Charles John raillic—Cousin to the:Earl of Had-
dington. 34, Mortimer-street.
Hamner, Sir John, Bart.-11. 1809 ; patron of two livinee
against free-trade, and in favour of agricultural protection,
the repeal of the malt-tax, and a property tax in lien ; sat far
Shrewsbury from 1832 till 1837. 31, -Eaton•place ; Carl.
ton ; Athenmum.

Harcourt, Georg'e Granville Vernon—Eld. r. of the Arch.
pbinoissieLodrpotu of
or 11
tfork,ieapnrdiocco
jupsioinooffhe tßeform Act, but wat op
Lord Vernon; b. 1785 ; Toted
of t
ioisters on many of its details ; in favour of rite
present Curn• lavrs, and will not cons. nt to any plan giving
the farmer less protection than those laws (10. 19, Hanover.
square; Atlientuurn.
Hardinge, Right Hon. Sir Henry. K.C.8.-- Br. of the Rev
Sir Charles Hardinge, Bart., of Bellisle, c,. of Fermanaghl
b. 1 78.) ; a Ct,iinnis•ioner of Sandhurst Colkge ; served ill
the Peninsula, and lost an arm, for which it, receives a Pen.
Sion of WO/ a Ala;or-General in the army, at .d Colored ee
the Pith foot i was at Waterloi.; the a.ilAntea Secretary hr