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has
,been in Parliarrient for Saltash, Totness, and other
boroughs for twenty years, with the exception of the Par-
Lament of 1831, in which he had no seat. 40, Upper
Brook-street ; Carlton.
Dashwood, George Henry—Eld. e. of Sir John Dashwood
King, Bart. 5, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square.
Dawnay, Hon. William Henry—Eld. s of Viscount Downe ;
b. 1812. Carlton ; 30, Upper Brook-street.
Dawson, Hon. Thomas Vescy—S. of second Lord Cremorne ;
b. 1x19; Lieut. in the Guards. 3, Stanhope-street,
May Fair; Guards; Reform.
D'Eyncourt, Rt. Hon. Ch. Tennyson—A Barrister ; in
1832 was Clerk of the Ordnance; in favour of household
suffrage, triennial Parliaments, the Ballot, and the abolition
of private patronage in the Church. 5, Albemarle-street.
Denison, Edmund—Sixth s. of the late Sir John Beckett,
Bart., and therefore bro. of the Member for Leeds; b. 1787;
a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieutenant of the West Riding.
Carlton.
Denison, John Evelyn—Distant relation of the Member for
Surrey ; a Lord of the Admiralty for a short period after
the breaking up of the Liverpool Administration ; patron of
two livings; sat for Hastings from 1826 to 1830. 103,
Pall Mull.
Denison, William Joseph—Uncle to the 2d Marquis of Co-
nyr.gham patron of 2 livings ; a Banker ; in fivour of
the present Corn-laws, short Parliaments, the repeal of the
Assessed Taxes, and the substitution of a graduated Pro-
perty Tax, and a currency based on gold or silver; he has
sat for Surrey since 1818. 90, Pall Mall ; Reform Club.
Dennistoun, John—S. of James Dennistoun, Esq., banker, of
Golf Hill, Glasgow ; b. 1803 ; a banker ; Deputy-Lieut.
of Lanarkshire ; has property in Louisiana. 33:Grosve-
nor-place ; Brookes's.
Dick, Quintin—B. 1780; has been called to the Irish Bar ;
an East India Proprietor ; patron of 1 living; is in favour
of the repeal of the Malt Tax, and of the substitution of a
Property 'Fax. 20, Curzon-street, May Fair; Carlton.
Dickinson, Francis Henry—A Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut.
of the county of Somerset. Carlton.
D'lsraeli, s. of I. D'lsraeli, Esq., F.R.S.
D.C.L., of Bradenham House, Bucks ; b. Dec. 1805 ;
Magistrate' for the county of Bucks ; author of 6' Vivian
Grey," " Contarini Fleming," and various other works of
fiction; of a " Vindication of the English Constitution,"
addressed to Lord Lyndhurst; and reputed author of " The
Gallomania," " The Letters of Runnymede," " The Spirit
of Whiggism," &c. 1 Grosvenor Gate, Park-lane ; Carlton.
Divett, Edward—ln favour of the Ballot and short Parlia-

ments. Reform Club.
Dodd, George, F.S. A.—A Commissioner of Lieutenancy for
London, a manager of the Royal Institution, one of the Coun-
cil of the Zoological Society, and a Director of several pub-
lic Companies. 26, Montague-square.
Douglas, Sir Charles Eurwiche, C. M. G.—B. 1806 ; Private
Secretary to the Earl of Ripon whit' his Lordship was Se-
cretary of State for the Colonies in 1830, and retired with
that Nobleman in 1834; a Conservative; avows himself a

folower of Lord Ripon, Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham,
and Sir Robert Peel; A. M. of Cambridge, and a member
of the Senate there. White's ; Oxford and Carob. University.
Douglas, James Douglas Stoddart—A Lieut. R.N. Carlton ;
Junior United Service; Colonial.
Douro, Marq. of—Eld. s of the Duke of Wellington ; b. Feb.
3, 1S07; a Lieut.-Col. in the Army, unattached; A.M.
and D. C. L. of Cambridge. 3, Upper Belgrave-street ;
White's; Travellers'; Junior United Service; Carlton.
Dowdeswell, William—Eld. s. of John Edmund Dowdeswell,
Esq., the Master in Chancery (formerly M.P. for Tewkes-
_ bur) ). 7, Park-pl., St. James's ;Athenteum ; Carlton.

Drax, John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle—Son of S. E.
Sawbridge, Esq., and Brands. of Ald. Sawbridge, who sat
for London upwards of 30 years ; b. 1800 ; patron of 3
livings ; in favour of the Ballot.

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Drummond, Henry Home—Son of the late George Home
Drummond, E.g., and grands. of Henry Home Lord Kames;
b. 1783 ; Director of the Royal Bank of Scotland ; called to
the Scottish Bar; Vice-Lieut. of Perthshire; author of a
work on the " Course of Education pursued in the Univer-
sity of Oxford," in reply to an article in the Edinburgh Re.
view; took the degree of B. C. L. at Oxford. Carlton ; Union.
Duff, James—Eld. s. of Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Alexander

Duff, G. C. H. ; is heir presumptive to his brother the Earl
of Fife ; b. July 6, 1814 ; holds a diplomatic situation under
Governmen% 30, Pall-mall.
Duffield, Thomas, D. C. L.—Deputy-Lieutenant of Berkshire.
Carlton.
Dugdale, Wm. Stratford—Only son of Dugdale Stratford Dug-
dale, Esq., of Merevale-hall, Warwickshire ; b. 1801 ; a
Trustee of Rugby School, and Captain of the Warwickshire
Yeomanry. 50, Berkeley-sq. ; Carlton.
Duke, Sir James—Son of Sir. John Duke, merchant of Mon-
trose; Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1836, having the
previous year been appointed a Magistrate for Middlesex ; an
Alderman of London ; favourable to the Ballot, and to the
shorter duration of Parliaments, but opposed to any altera-
tion in the present Corn-laws. Sussex-Id., Regent's Park;
Reform and City Clubs.
Duncan, George—B. 1791 ; a merchant ; was mainly instru-
mental in introducing Steam Navigation between Dundee
and London. Reform.

Duncan' Viscount—Eld. 9. of the Earl of Camperdown, and
grands. of Admiral Ist Visct. Duncan; b. 1812; pledged
to support the Ballot. Brookes's.

Duncombe, Hon. Arthur—Second surviving s. of Lord Fe-
versham ; b. 1806 ; Capt. in the Navy. Carlton.
Duncombe, Thomas Slingaby—Eldest s. of Thos. Duncombe,
Esq., of Cop-grove, near Boroughbridge (br. of Lord Fe-
versham), who is patron of 2 livings, in favour of Triennial
Parliaments, the Ballot, Abolition of Sinecures, and the pu-
rification of the Pension List ' • has sat for Finsbury since
' 1834. 6, Albany Court-yard • Reform Club.
Dunda4, David—S. of Jas. Dundas, of Ochtertyre ; b. 1799;
is a Queen's Counsel. 13, King's Bench-walk, Temple.
Dundas, Frederick—Eld. surviving s. of the late Hon. Charles
Lawrence Dundas ; b. 1802. 24, Hanover-sq.
Dundas, James Whitley Deans—S. of James Deans, Esq.,
M.D., of Calcutta • b. 1785 ; Capt. in the Royal Navy ; a
Lord of the Admiralty; a Dep.-Lieut. for Berks ; is patron
of 1 living. 9, Baker-st., Portman-sq.
Dundas, Hon. John Charles—Second s. of Lord Dundas; b.
1809; a Barrister; Lord Lieut. of Zetland. 2, Plowden-
buildings, Temple.
Dupre, Caledon George—Eld. s. of J. Dupre, Esq., cousin
of the Earl of Cal&on ; b. 1817. 40, Portland-pl.
East, James Buller, D.C. L.—Eld. s. of the Right Hon. Sir
Edward Hyde East, Bart., formerly Chief Justice of Cal-
cutta ; b. 1789. 99, Eaton-sq. ; Carlton.
Easthope, John-11. 29th Oct. 17 84 ; a proprietor of the
Morning Chronicle newspaper ; a Director of the Canada
Land Company, and Chairman of the United Mexican
Mining Company. 13, Salisbury-st., Strand; Reform and
Wyndham Clubs.
Eastnor, Viscount—Eldest s. of Earl Somers ; b. 1819. 3, St.
James's-sq. • Carbon. _ _ _

Eaton, Richard Jefferson—Eld. s. of Richard Eaton, Esq.,
who is patron of 1 living, a banker at Newmarket, and a
Magistrate of the county ; b. 1606 ; Capt. in the Army;
has Church patronage ; stated in his address that he should
go to Parliament convinced that the agricultural interest was
not half represented. Carlton ; Travellers' ; Junior United

Service.
Ebrington, Viscount—Eldest s. of the Earl Fortescue ; b. 1818;
State Steward to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland; a Dep.-
Lieutenant of Devonshire. Castle, Dublin.
Egerton, Rt. Hon. Lord Francis—Second surviving s. of the
first Duke of Sutherland ; has been Secretary for Ireland,
and acquired considerable literary distinction as Lord Francis
Leveson Gower. Bridgewater House, St. James's ; Carlton,

Athenaeum.
Egerton, Sir Philip de Malpas Grey, Bt.-13. 1806 patron of
two livings ; sat for Chester in the Parliament of 1830 ; con-

tested the county unsuccessfully in 1832; but was elected
without opposition in 1835. 24, Par-street ; Carlton ;
Athenaeum.

Egerton, William Tatton—S. of Wilbraham Egerton, Esq.,
vvho is patron of three livings; b. 1806; sat for Lymington
in 1820; has sat for Cheshire since 1832. 43, Wilton-
crescent • Carlton •

Eliot, Lord—Eldest s. of the Earl of St. German's, and nephew
of the first Duke Stoherland ; b. 29th Aug., 1798 ; Dep.-
Lieut. of Cornwall; formerly engaged in the Diplomatic ser-
vice ; a Lord of the Treasury from 1827 to 1830; and in
fulfilment of his mission to Spain in May, 1835, concluded
the celebrated " Eliot Convention ;" sat in Parliament as
DID mber fur Liskeard from 1824 to 1832. 47, Dover-st. ;
Carlton ; White's ; Travellers'.
Ellice, lit. Hon. Edward—A merchant in London, afterwards
Secretary of the Treasury, and succeeded Sir John Cam
Hobhowe as Secretary at War in 1833 ; admitted into the
Cabinet on the formation of Lord Melbourne's Administra-

Lion, in 1834; dismissed in November of the same year, with
the rest of his colleagues ; West India and Canadian proprie-
tor. 18, Arlington-street; Reform Club.
Ellice, Edward, jun—S. of the Rt. Hon. Edward Ellice, M.P.
for Coventry, and nephew of Captain Ellice, R.N. ; sat
during the last Parliament, for Huddersfield. 18, Arlington-
street ; Reform Club.
Wynn—Descended lineally from Hugh Ellis, Esq., of
Flintshire ; in favour of Ballot and an Extension of the Suf-
frage. 30, Cadogan-place ; Reform Club.
Elphinstone, Howard, F. R. S., F. G. S.—Eldest s. of Colonel
Sir Howard Elphinstone, bt., and grandson of Admiral El-
phinstone, who defeated the Turkish fleet at the battle of
Tchesme ; b. 1804 ; pledged to vote for the Ballot, Short
Parliaments, Extension of the Suffrage, and Free Trade ;
sat for Hastings from 1835 till 1837 ; first returned for
Lewes in 1841. Athenaeum; 19, Eaton-place.
Eml n, Viscount—Eldest s. of the Earl of Cawdor ; b. 1817 ;
Deputy-Lieut. of Carmarthenahire. Carlton; 74 South
A udley-street. •
Escott, Bickham—Eldest s. of Rev. T. Sweet Escott; b. 1800;
A Tory, but no pledges; a strong supporter of Agriculture
and Trade ;" author of a reply to Lord Brougham on Parlia-
mentary Rform ; and a Letter to the Farmers on the same
subject. 9, John-street. Berkeley-square; Carlton,
Esmonde, Sir Thomas, Bt.—S. of John Esmonde, Esq. (second
son of 6th bart); B. 1786 ; a Deputy-Lieut. of the county
of Wexford ; Reform.
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Estcourt, Thomas Grimston Bucknall, D. C. L. —Fat her of
Sir Sotheron, 1.P.3 for Devizes; Chairman
Ahtahimemap.num of Wilts Quar-
ter. Sessions—resigned in 1837 ; a barrister ; patron of three
liieisnigzses;. ha4s,sEataftoorn-thoe University Caron; since 1826, before that for
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Etwall, Ralph—S. of tl:e late R. Etwall, Esq. ;b. 1804; in
favour of the repeal of the Corn-laws and Short Parliaments ;
first elected for Andover in 1831, and voted for the Reform
Act, also for Lord Ebrington's motion. Limmer's Hotel;
Brookes's ; Oxford and Cambridge University, and Reform.
Euston, Earl of—Eld. s. of the Duke of Grafton ; b. 1790 ;
Ranger of Salsay Forest ; returned in conjunction with Sir
Jas. Flower at the general election in 1841, having polled
the same number of votes; neither can vote till after the re-
port of a Committee. 7, G •
rosvenor-pl.
Evans, William—B. Jan. 1788 ; sat for Retford in 1818 and
1829 ; and for Leicester in 1830, 1831, and 1832. Alles-
tree Hall, Derbysh.
Evart, William—S, of a merchant and broker at Liverpool ;
a Member of the Council of University College ; a barrister;
in favour of throwing
open corporations, • a thorough reform
in the Church, the abolition of the Corn-laws, Triennial Par-
liaments, and the Ballot. 16, Eaton-pl., Belgrave-sq.
Farnham, Edward Basil—Eld. s. of the late Edward Farnham,
Esq., of Quorndon ; High Sheriff for the county in 1817 ;
b. 19th of April, 1799; a Deputy-Lieut. for Leicestersh. ;
chosen without opposition at the general election in 1837.
Querndon House, Leicestersh.
Fielders , William—B. 1772 ; a manufacturer, a merchant, and
native of Blackburn ; Dep.-Lieut. for the co. of Lancaster;
opposed to all monopolies, including that of corn ; favourably
inclined to the Ballot; (1, • ies not think Household Suffrage
and shortening the duration of Parliament necessary at pre-
sent ; has sat for
• Blackburn since 1832.
Fellowes, Edward—S. of Wm. 11. Fellowes, Esq. ;b. April
14, 1809; lately in the 15th Hussars; a Magistrate, and
Deputy-Lieut. for the county of Huntingdon. 8, Montagu-
sq. ; Junior United Service.
Ferguson, Sir Robert Alexander, Bart_—B. 1782 ;of Whig
principles, inclining to Conservatism ; he voted, however,
for Lord Ehrington's motion, expressive of confidence in the
Grey Administration ; has sat for Londonderry since 1830.
Ferguson, Robert—S. of the late Sir Ronald Ferguson ; a
Lieut.-Col. in the army; favourable to the abolition of the
Corn-laws, Extension of the Suffrage, and Education to all
classes and creeds. 2, Bolton-row ; Broolvs's, and Reform.
Ferrand, William Bnsfeild—Eld• s, of C, F. Busfeild, Esq. and
nephew of Wallier Ferrand, Esq. of Harden Grange, upen
m
whose death lie assumed the name of Fe.-
.su • a Magis-
trate for the West Riding, e.nd an r
-.sue
eer in the Yorsh. Hus-
sars; took an active v..
t irn . • • , tin support of the Ten Hours' Fee-
orir . ; arm is strongly opposed to the harsh clauses of
the New Poor-law. Conservative Club.
Fielden, Join—A merchant and manufacturer ;in favour of