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Royal Burgh cf Domock ; from Landowners, Justices e
the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply comity of Caith-
r me; from the Heritors, Commissioners of Supply. and
Justices of the Peace of the county of Sutherland ; and with
a Deputation from the Scottish Hospital Corporation.
The Dike of Somerset—Of congratulation, from the
London University College.
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The Duke of Boceleueh—of congratulation, from the
Nobl men, Gentlemen, Commissioners of Supply and
Justices of the Peace of the Couaty of Edinburgh ; from
the President and Members of the Royal Caledonian Hor-
ticultural Society ; and from the Inhabitants of the Town
of Dalkeith.
The Hon. E. J. Stanley and Mr. Brocklehurst—of
Congratulation, from the Independent Protestant Dissen-
ters at Macclesfield.
Lord Kenyon--,From the Society of Patrons of the An
t-
-
niversary of the Charity Schools of London, with
felt congratulations on the happy occasion of her Majesty's
marriage with his Royal Highness Prince Albert of Saxe
Coburg and Gotha. At the same time recalling to mind
gratefully ber Majesty's gracious presence at the r.tnniver-
sary at St. Paul's Cathedral in 1836, and praying Al_
mighty God to bless her lajestyN with a long and prospe-
rous reign.
Earl De Groy—of Congratulation, from the Institute
of British Architects.
The Bishop of Hereford—of Congratulation, from the
Bishops, and Dean, and Chapter of the Cathedral Church
of Hereford.
The Marquis of Headfort—of Congratulation, from the
inhabitants of the town of Kells, and its neighbourhood,
county Meath, Ireland.
Sir John Herschel, Bart., K. H. President of the Royal
Astronomical Society of London—From the President,
Council, and Fellows of that Society.
The Earl Da la Warr, High Steward of the borough
of Stratford-upon-Avon—of Cougratulation from the
borough of Stratford-upon-Avon.
Viscount Cantilupe—of Congratulation from the Mayor,
Aldermen, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the borough cf
Helston.
Lord Prudhoe—Of respect and congratulation from
the Master Pilots and Seamen of the Corporation of the
Trinity House of Newcastle upon Tyne.
The Hon. Charles George Noel, M. P.—of congratu-
lation from the Bailiffs and Burgesses of the ancient Bo-
rough of Chipping Campdcn, Gloucestershire.
General Sir George Anson, and Lord Alfred Paget—
of congratulation from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur-
gesses of the City and County of Lichfield, in Common
Hall assembled.
Mr. Freshfield, M.P., and Mr. Hutchens, M.P.—of
congratulation from the Corporation and inhabitants of
Penryn, and Falmouth.
Vice Admiral Sir David Milne, K.C.B.,—from the
Knights Tempters of Scotland.
The Dean of Bristol—of congratulation from the Dean
and Chapter of Bristol.
Sir E. Knatchbull and Mr. Plumptre—From the inha
bitants of Margate.
Major-General Douglas, K. C. 8., Lieutenant- Governor
of Guernsey—From Guernsey and Alderney
Major-General Sir F. Trench—From the Conservative
Association of Scarborough
Captain Boswell, R.N.—From the Supreme Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Freemasons of Scotland.
IMr. William Pollard, High Sheriff of Westmeath—
presented by the Marquis of Westmeath, from the county
of Westmeath.
Sir Charles Williams, Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen
Long and May, and the Town Clerk of Ipswich, pre-
sented by Lord Normanby—From Ipswich.
Lieut.-Col. Hon. J. C. Westenra, M.P.—From the
Grand Jury of the Kine's County.
Mr. French and the O'Connor Don—From the county
of Roscommon.
Mr. Townshend Mainwaring, presented by Lord Nor-
manby, accompanied by the Honourables W. Begot and
H. Cholmondeley—From the county of Denbigh.
Mr. Hodgson, M.P., and Mr. Chichester, M.P.—Two
Addresses from Barnstaple.
Mr. Thomas Abbott Green, Mayor, presented by Earl
de Grey—From the Town Council, and also from the in-
habitants of Bedford.
Mr. Richard Thursfield, Mayor, presented by the Hon.
Cecil Forester—From Wenlock.
Mr. Walford, Recorder—From Malden.
Mr. Sheppard, M.P.—From the borough of Frome.
Mr. Ceorge William Wood, M.P.—From the Corpora-
tion of Kendal, of Congratulation on her Majesty's
marriage.
Mr. Charles Kemeys Tynte, by the Earl of Errol—
From the Burgess Protector Society of Bridgwater.
Mr. Hodges, M. P.—From toe Corporation of Graves-
end ; also from the inhabitants of Tonbridge.
A Deputation from the French and Dutch Protestant
Churches in the City of London, established by Royal
Charter of Edward tlse Sixth, consisting of the Rev.
',Aeries Baup, the Rev. Dr. Goble, the Rev. Francis
Martin, Messrs. Henry Wm. Masters, John Nlattley,
John Berndor Nhens, and Nicholas Theodosius Schermer
—On her Majesty's marriage.
Mr. Richard Franklin, Mayor of Limerick, and Mr.
Henry-Watson, Senior Magistrate, City of Limerick—Of
Congratulation from the Mayor, Sheriff; and Corporation
of the City of Limerick. The deputation presented by
Viscount Gurt.
The Mayor and Town Clerk of Tenterdee—Of Con.
gratulation front Tenterden. The Deputation presented
by Mr. Hodges, M. P.
Mr. Richard Balchin, Mayer of Gedalming, accom-
pa.nied by Mr. Alderman Marshall, Mr. Henry Marshall,
and Mr. Alderman Keen—of Cong,ratulAti3n. The De.
potation was presented by the Earl of Uxbridge.
Sir Nlichael Hicks Beach, Bart., Mgt: Sheriff of Glou
eostershirc— From that county.
Mr. David Mowbray Walter, Mayor of the city o
Gloucester, s.ccornpanied by Mr. Charles Taker, Sheriff
of the city of Gloucester; and Mr. Henry H. Wilton,
Town Clerk—of Congratulation. The Deputation was
presented by Lord Segraee.
Mr. John Hudson, Mayor of East Retford—on her Ma-
jest ':i Marriage, from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Coun-
cillors of the borough of East Retford. The Mayor was
presented by Ihe Hon. Captain Duncombe, R.N., M.P.
Mr. T. Wardle, Mayor; Mr. J Powell Swanwick,
Alderman : 11 r. David Newlin, Councillor; arid Mr. J.
May, Deputy Town Clerk, of Macelestistd—of congratu-
tion, from the Town Council cf the Borough of Maccles-
field.
The Hon. E. J. Stanley and Mr. Brocklehurst—of Con-
gratulation, from the Trustees and Managers of the Sunday
School at Macclesfield.
Mr. Robert Heywood, Mayor of Bolton, accompanied
by Mr. Brotherton, M.P., Mr. Alderman Cullen, and Mr.
Councillor Dean—of congratulation, from the Mayor, Al.
dermen, and Councillors of the Borough of Bolton. The
Deputation presented by the Marquis of Normanby.
Mr. Ewart, M.P,, and Mr. Standish—of congratulation,
from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors of the ancient
and loyal Borough of Wigan. Mr. Ewart was presented
by the Right Hon. Henry Labouchere.
Mr. Standish—From the Mayor, Aldermen, and Coun-
cillors of the ancient and loyal Borough of Wigan, en-
treating her Majesty to continue her confidence in her
Mal;sty's present Ministers.
Mr. B. J. Tuck, Mayor of Chipping-Wycombe, ac-
companied by Mr. George Robert Smith, and Mr. George
Henry Dashwood, M. P.'s fur the Borough—of congratu-
lation, from the Mayor and Corporation of Chipping,
Wycombe. Mr. Tuck was presented by Lord Carrington.
Mr. Christopher Thomas Tower, High Sheriff of
Essex ; Mr. Thomas Morgan Gepp, Under Sheriff ; Mr.
Disney, Seconder ; M.- General Sir William Eustace,
Mr. John Gordon Rebow, Mr. Bramston, M. P., and the
Rev. John Page Wood—of congratulation, from the
County of Essex. The High Sheriff and Under Sheriff
were presented by L.,rd Li'ford. The Rev. Mr. Wood,
by his father Sir Matthew Wood, Bart.
Mr.:Blewitt, M. P.—from the inhabitants in public
meeting assembled, of Newport, in Monmouthshire.
Mr. G. B. Beamish, M.P.—from the citizens cf Cork.
Mr. Bulkeley Hughes, M.P.—from the inhabitants of
Caernarvon.
Mr. Craven Berkeley and Lord Sograve—from Chet-

tenham.
Rev. .1. Surtees, Prebendary, by the Dean of Bristol,
—from Bristol.
Mr. Fitz Patrick, M. P.—from the parish of Castlotown,
Queen's County.
Mr. Wa)moutb, from the Deputies of the Protestant
Dissenters of the Three Denominations.
Hon. W. Bagot—from the Corporation of Ruthin.
Mr. Surracre, Town Clerk, by Sir Thomas Trowbridge
—from the Corporation of Sandwich.
Mr. G. Byng and Colonel T. Wood—from Old
Brentford.
The Lord Mayor and Sheriff of York, and Mr. Low-
ther, M. P.—from the City of York.
Mr. Ashley, M. P., and Mr. R. Williams, M.P.—from
the Borough of Dorchester.
Lieut.-Col. J. Scott Lillie, Mr. Graham (presented by
Lord Nornaanby), Mr. Tulke and Sir J. Hansler —from
the Magistrates of the City and Liberty of Westminster.
Mr. Houston, M.P., and Mr. Colquhoun, M.P.—from
the County of Renfrew.
Mr. Arthur Putt, High Sheriff, Sir E. Filrner, and
Mr. Plumptre, M. P.—from the County of Kent.
Mr. Thomas Chalk, Mayor, Mr. Sheriff Cones, High
Alderman Evans, and Alderman Lilly, by Lord Lyttelton
—From the Corporation of Worcester.
The Hon. and Rev. William Law, Chancellor, and the
Venerable W. T. P. Brymer, Archdeacon, by Lord Ellen.
borough—From the Bishop, 'Chancellor, Archdeacons, and
ClergyNi of the Diocese of Bath and Wells.
The following
Gilbert,
Edward Forster, Rev. Messrs. Thomas Jones, P. P.
and William F. Vances, by Lord Lansdowne—
From the Corporation ofthe Refuge for the Destitute
A Petition was Edmund Haiswge._Gentlemen came with Addresses—.
James (by Sir A. Cooper). Destitute.
and mrli, Dr. Boisragon, Dr. Forbes (by Sir A.
the Order in Council Cooper),
of the Queen, and deliverard
After the Levee th
the Order cf the Thistle we
resented from Stokesley respecting
reelting to National Education.
of Mansfield bad an audience
worn
obher Majesty the Insignia of
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the bloat
Her Majesty held an Investiture t Ancient
Order of the Thistle in the Royal
The Duke of Roxburghe and the Closet.
introduced by Sir William Woods (Garterarl of Rosebery were
Deputy Secretary of the Order, and er knightedl(ing of Arms),
Queen with the Sword of State. His
ra by the
Noble Earl were afterwards invested by her Majesty
and the
the Ensigns of the Most Ancient and Noble Orderjesty with
Thistle. of the
The Queen wore the Robes and the Collar of the Or.
der. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Ministers
of State, the Principal Officers of the Household, the Du!
chess of Sutherland, and the Dowager Lady Lyttelton,
were present at the ceremony. The Earl of Erroll,
Knight of the Most Ancient Order, was also present.
The Sword of State was borne by Sir Frederick Smith.
Her Majesty gave audiences to Viscount Melbourne,
Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Uxbridge, the Field
Officer in Waiting, and the Captain of the Guard.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, a', tended by the Royal
Suit, ',urned to Buckingham Palace.

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