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tanley, John, jun., Edmonton
teed, Francis, Esq., 26, Upper Montagu-ate Montagu-square
teele, Adam Rivers, Willsden
tent, George, Stanwell
tephens, Wm. Britten. Threadneedle-street
tephensen, Augustus K., Inner-temple
eteplienson, Edward S., Great Queen-street
Stephenson, Sussex Vane, Esq., 6, St. George's-plltee
Stevens, Henry, Uxbridge
Itevens, Henry, 7, New-square, Linco'n's-inn
tawart, Robt, Esq., 19, Chester-terrace
tewart, Alexander, 2, Hammond-court
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tone, Thomas A., Esq , IS.
Curzon-street
toate, Wm., Esq. 15e, Oxford-street
tone, Mr. Edward, 33, Crawford-street, Portetanevare
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[(ale, Win., Esq., 16, Curzon-street
to-it'll], William, Great Slanmore
gtott, Tnomas Hurleigh, 25, Bartholomew-close
Stout, James, Ealing
Streight, R. H., Middle Temple
etrange, Samuel, 65, Houndsditch
Street. Wm. J., 49, Lincoln's-inn-fields
Stuart, the Hon. Sir John, 12, Old square, Lincoln's-Inn
Stuart, John, 21, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn
Stuart, Dttgald, Old-buildings, Lincoln's-inn
Stuart, Chutes, Esq., 20, Norfolk-street
Stubbs, Moreton, Esq. 2, Queen-street
Sturgis, S ,reuel, 113, Westhourne-terrace
tyan, Henry S., 4, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-inn
wann, Wm., Queen's-squire
ymei, John, Fish-street-hill
&bet, Arthur, Esq., 22, Down-street
anqueray, John, Hendon
aping, Thomas, 105, Wood-street
ayler, Henry, 2, Veralam-buildings
ayler, Richard, Bedfont
aylor, Henry, Hol oWay-road, Islington .
aylor, Rev. M. J., 42, Craven-hill-gardens
Taylor, Wm. ThomaseDalovers-place
Taslar, F I. Esq , 53, Conduit-street
'aylor, Robat, Heston
. 'e'eesdale, Captain C. Peregrine, Fenchnrch-street.
' Teesdale, John Marmaduke, Fenchurch-street
"empl a*, John Charles, Harrow ,
thatcher, Charles Fox, 2, Park-place, Paddington
'i homes, Evan, Parliament-street
Toe r pson,7 Henry, Esq., 16 Wimpele--treet, CaVellfible-teitfiietie•'-
homnson, E. Fe, 13, Arlington street
h imps n, ..1. T., Esq., New Bond-street
;hempen, 8..11., 254, Oxford street
hempen, George, Pinner
Thornhill, William Clarke, lekenham
he' nton, Thomas, Old Swan-wharf
l'hßrpe, Joseph ti., Esq , St. George's terrace
Thurgood, Wm., 22, Suesex-street .
l'idderdale, C. H., Esq , 16, Claptcn terrace
Tiffin, T , Esq., Upper Clapton
Tillier, Richard Blunt, Harmondsa-orth
T Byer, William, eeltham
Tindall Chas. James, Clement's-lane
Toby, Henry, Chelsea
Teller, Charles, 4, Gt. Knight Rider-street
Tollemache, Captain, War-office
Tomes, John, Esq., 37, Cavendish-square
Tomlinson, F., Esq., Upper Clap on •
Tomlin, George, Throgmerton street
Tooke, Thomas, jun., Spring-gardens
Towgood, Henry, Woburn-square
Tiownsend, 31., Is, Series-street, Lincoln's-Inn
Treveiyan, Sir Charles, Grosvenor-crescent
Tremiett, Jno . Esq., New BOnd-street
Tribe, Joseph, 58, Skinner-street
Tilst. George. Old Broad-street '
Tender, Henry, Finchlee•-road
Tucker, Mr., Grecian-chambers, Devereux-court
Tucker, C. T„ Esq., 8, Navarino-terrace, Hackney
Tudor, Henry, 46, Westbourne-terrace
Tull, Henry, Cork-street
Thllett, Frederick, 1, Norfolk place, Islington
Turner, Alfred, London-wall
TWeddell, Frederick Martin, 13, Oxford terrace
TWells, Philip, 2, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-inn
Tyler, Edward F., Esq., 71, Harley-street, Cavendish-square
Tyler, William Hardinge, 14, Leinster-terrace
Upton. lion. Gen. Arthur, Albany
Hrwick, Richard, 11, Foster-lane .
Vale, John, 31, Carlton-villas
Vanzeller, Edward, 11, Grove-road
Vierdon, Arthur, 10, Craven-hill-gardens
Venables, Joseph Henry, 17, Cambridge-street
Venables, John, 34, High-street, Aldgate
Venn, John Sise, 16, Ilighbury- park, Islington
Venour, Stephen, 5, Gray's-inn-square
Vial's, Chits. M., Esq., 59, Chester-square
Vicars, Edward, South Mims
Vimbertonellenry Leigh, Esq., 21, Whitehall-place
Vine, Charles, Hammersmith
Visny, Major, J. A., 2, Upper Seymour street
Vyner, E. H., Esq., le gent-street
Wadhatn, Wm., Esq., M.D , IV, Park-lane
Waghorn, Samuel, nfield
Waotaff, James, blighbury-ledge
Wagstaff, William, 45, Westbeurne- terrace
Wakefield, Henry, 12, Russell-square
Wakley, H. Al., Esq., 423, Strand
Wakley, Jas. G., Esq., 423, Strand
"Wainwright, Chas., 70, Fore-street
Waldegrave, Hon. George, 4, Harley-street, Cavendish-square
Watford, Robert Crooke, Hillingdon
Walker, John, Cannon-street West
Walker, N., Esq., 12, Haberdashers'-wrek, Hoxton
Walker, Lawrence, Esq., 41i, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square
Walker, Chas. li-, Fore-street, Limehouse
Walker, 11 ill:am, ju-t., Enfield
Welker, John, Esq , Fore street, Limehouse
Walker,Johil Hue erwortb, 8, Hamilton-place
Wall, James Charles, 103, St. John-street
Walmsley, Sir Joshua, 101, Westbourne-terrace
Ward John, Esq , 62, St. George's-street, St. George
Ward, Thomas Poole, 16. Leinster-terrace
Waring lsrae', Harrow weald
Watkins, William, Esq., 13, Wilton-crescent
Watson, Horace, Esq., 1, Whitehall-place
Watson, Wm. F., Isleworth
Wel sere Col., 14, Great Cumberland-place
Watts, Wm. Manning, Whitecroas-street
Watts, Wine Esq., Davies-street
Wavell, General, Kensington
Webb, T., Esq., Roadside, Mile-end
Web'-, Henry, Clement's-inn
Webb, Captain Sydney, 3, Grosvenor-street
Webb, Frank, Hampton-wick, Surrey
Webb, Charles, King William-stieet
Week'y, Richard, Harmondsworth
Wells, Algernon, Founder's-hall
Wells, William, Hammersmith
West, Charles Cradock, Upper Holloway
West, Fitzmaurice, 5, Bridge street
West, Hon. Sir. Chester-square
West, William Thornton, One Swan-wharf
Westbrook, Edward, Heston
Weston, Edward, Ilornsev
Whisson, Nathaniel, 32, Judd-place
Minima, Wm. Burgess, Whitehall
Wigan, Edwar ', 17, 1- ighbury- terrace
Wigan, Henry, 17, Ilighbury-ten ale
Wigram, Loftus T., 4, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-inn
Wigram, Arthur James, Esq.' 63, Portlanl-place
Wigram, Spencer Robert, 27, Bryanstone-square
Wilde, William, Martin's-lane
Wilde, Chas. e o Tis, 21, C- Ilege-hill
Wilkinson, John, Esq, 5, Mount-street
Wiliam L., jun, Tottenhem
W lian, John Douglas, Ealing
Williams, Edward Jones, Enfield
Williams, William, Chelsea
Williams, Thomas, Leleham
Williams, John, jun., Stock Exchange
Williarni, Robert Wynne. :9, Bedford-place
Williamson, James, 39, Hunter-street
Williamson, Edward, 9, Red Lion-square
Willis, Frederick, 85, St. James street
Willoughby, Thomas, 11A, Cunningham-place
117ilshin, Henry, 133, Edgware-road
11'1 shin, Henry, Great St .nmore
Wilson, Esq , Stamford-hill
NV rem, Chas., 157, Leadenhall-street
Wilson, Flee wood Patten t .eorge-yard, Lombard-street
Wenbesh, Henry, Esq.. 2, Halkin-street
Wise, John, l:, ickiewood, Hendon
Withall, William, Ir., Parliament-street
Wood, Edward James, Chelsea
Wood, Edward, Ealing
Wood, Thos., Esq., 39, Craven-street
Wood, Chas. Alexander, Littleton
Wood, Henry, Esq.. Northumberland-wharf
Wood, Joseph C., Merton-park
Wood, roseph, Victoria-street
Woad, J. T., 6, NeAt-square, Lincoln's-inn
Wood, Nicholas, Coal Exchange
Wool, Frederick, West Smithfield
Woodbridge, Stephen, Barrow
Woodham, James, et. Michael's-alley, Cornhill
Woodley, John, 7, Crutchedfriars
Woodman, Veere, jun., Great ettunnore
Woodward, John, tel ham
Wormald, John, I, Fleet-street
Worsiey, Mr. lierengham
Wotten, Henry Rend. 11, 32, Fitzroy-square
Wray, John C., 6, Suffolk-street
Wright Richard Joseph, 5, Jeffries-square
Wright, James jun., Willesden

Wright IL, 57, Lincoln's inn-fields
Wright, Robert, Wille3den
WI ottesley, Hon. Edward 8., Pall-mall East
Wy de, William H nry, Chiswick
Wynne, Llcwlyn, 10, Cunninghamplace,
W3syard, William, Esq., 27, Chester—street
Wynyad, Lieut,-CL. Chester-street
fate, Frederick, 14. Duke-street
Yates, John, Gresham-street
Yorke, Hon. Elliot Thus , Park street
Young, Thomas, Regent-street
Young, Alexander Joseph, 3, Bartholomew-lane
Yonsman, Cornelius, 48, Holborn-hill

LIST of PERSONS (not being Assessed Servants) who have taken
out GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES at 41. Os. 10d. each, in-
cluding the Additionsl Duty of 10 per cent., under the Act of 3d
Vic., cap. 17. (Schedule C.)
Boeloe, Charles, 8, St. Helen's-place—appointed for Stoke Bow,
B rks
Gerrish, William Abingdon—appointed by John Forster, Esq., for
Abingdon, Cambridgeshire

LIST of PERSONS being ASSESSED SERVANTS for whom
GAME CERTIFCATES rue taken out at It. 7s 6d. each, In-
cluding the additional duty of 10 per cent. under the Act 01 3
, cap. t 7 (Schedules A and B).
Anstcad, Miles, Laleham—by the Earl of Lucan, fur Laleham
Bateman. Samuel, Ealing- by H. D. B. Austin, Esq , for the Manor
of Perry Vale and (,reen'md
Billings, William, Henden, Kent—by Robt. John Clarke, 75,Cornhill
Brissenden, Tuomas—by Wm. Eady, Red Llon•street Clerkenwell,
for the Manor of Arleton, Kent.
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Goodchild, James—by Wm Eady, Bed Lten•street, Clerkenwell, fcr
the Manor of flow, Kent.
Hopkins .n, George, South Mims—by Lord Viscount Enfield, for
Wrot ham-park estate
Kellett, Thomas, South Mime—by Stanley 0. Percival, Esq., for
the Bridge Foot estate

Long, Seth, Wrtham, Kent—be Jonathan Rigg, 17,•Mark•lane
Matthews, Richard, South Mims—by Benj. Smith, Esq , for Nor-
folk Lodge estate
M'Callum, William- by TllOllll3 Thorpe Fowke, 14, Bride-terrace,
Islington, for the Manor or Ballantine, Ayrshire
Milan, Wm., Twickenham—by sir Wm. Clay
Pratt, Daniel, Brandenham„Bucks—by William Charles Sole, 68,
A!dermanbury
Robins, Thornos, Engel i—by Edward Jones Williams, Esq., for
Beech-hill and Great Hest Hyde Farms
Thom,,-son, Donald, Ardeock, Perth—by Sebastian Smith, Queen-
street
Windley Charles, West Drayton - by Herbert de Burgh, Esq.

LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME.
Adams, Lewis, 30, Elizabeth street
Allen, Thomas, Chelsea
Allwrlght, William, 3, Queen's -terrac', St. Jobn'e-weod.
Ames, George, 3, Queen's-terrace, Wit. John's-wood
Ames, (leor,e, 2, Blenheim-terrace
Artis, Charles Dillon, 16, Motconib-street
Bailey, ,ohn, jun, 113, Mount-street
Bainbridge, Mary, Uxbridge
Beard, William, 146, High-street, Ciimden-town
Beaven, Thomas, White Rose-court, Coleman-street
Bedford, John, 61, Newgate-street
llellett, John, Ship Tavern passage
Berry, 32, Rin:-street, Pastman-settare
Bo ktou, W., Moira-place, City-road
Bowen, Henry, 66, George-street, Fortmart•square
B wocn, John, 3, Newcastle-089e
Brooke, George, Leadenhall-market
Brooke, Henry Dyson, Leadenhall-market;
Brooke, Edward Alfred, Leadenhall-market
Broome, Francis, 10, Newgate street
Burgess, Stephen Win., 80, Upper George-stree►, Portman-square
Byrne, 11, my, 14, Raiford's-row, Islington
Caister, Francis, Chelsea
Carr, Benjamin, 5, Bull's-head-Passage
Charles, Thomas, 9, A rnbella-row
Clark, Michael Robert, 7, Spring-street
Clarke, George, 50, Albany street
Clark, Pamela, 74, High-street, Marylebollo
Clayworlh, J, seph, Leadenhall-market
C,:cks, James, Kensington
Constable, Thomas, 2, High-street, Highgate
Cook, James Hubert, 18, Holborn-bridge
Cowper, Frederick, 16, P9rtraan-place

David, Robert Harry, Kensington
Davis, James, Is, Skinner's place
Dean, Fredk., 32, Newgate-street
Edmonds, Mary, 7, Half-moon passage
Erby, Wm. P. and Eredk. Jeffery, Hammersmith
Enstace, Edwin F. 22, Newgate-street
Fenn, George, 27:Frith-street
Foat, James, Twickenham
Frank, John, Ship tavern passage
Frewen, Edward, 32, High Holborn
Pricker, Thomas, Leadenhall-market
Fisher, Jesse James, Oxford-street
Fuller, Mary Ann, 64, Newgate street
Furnell, Charles, 3, Oxford-market-house
Garner, Thomas Betts, jun., Chelsea
Gill, William, Leadenhall-market
Glover, Joseph, in, New chapel place
Gosden, Francis, Kensington
Gosden, Francis Henry, Fulham
Green, Mary, IA, Portman-street
Gunton, Thomas, a 4, Frederick-p'ace, Islington
Hale, Charles, liampton Wick
Haines, Richard, s'l, New Bond-street
Hamilto ~ John, 27. Montagu-street, Portman-square
Harris, Henry, 49, Duke-street, Mariehester-square
Flatten, James, 119, Goswell street, Clerkenwell
Hill, J., Hungerford market
Hill, James, Lower Grosvenor-street
Hird, William, 69, For:-street
Hogg, William, High-straet, Hampstead
Horne, Christopher, Leadenhall-market,
Howard, Ebenezer, Leadenhall-market
Iluckin, John, 91, Udper-street, Islington
Hudson, James, 5, High-street, Clerkenwell
Hunt, Thomas, Grafton-street
Hunter, Maria, Ship tavern passage
Jackson, William, 16, Warwick-street
Jackson, Edward, Newgate-market
Jackson, Wiliam Richard, Newgate-market
Jenning , James, 23, Newgate-market
Jo nson, 1 homes, 19, Newgate-street
Joshua, John, 13, •• "epthall-court
Keene, James, Celeshill street -
Kemp, Godfrey, 14, Moreton terrace
King, H , Church-street, Hackney
Kirkman, Joseph, Kensington
Lack, William, Leadenhall-market
Lightbcddy, Charles, 19, Ba nstury-place, Islington'
Lofting, Harry, Kensington
Luckie, Henry, 84, G eat Portland-street
M ark, John, Chelsea
Marsh, John, Leadenhall-market
Martin, Arthur, 5, Lower Eaton-street
Mason, George, 5, Chapel-street
May, William, Kensington
Mazoyer, Josh., Hungerford-market
Mould, Charles, 5, Store-street
Newton, Jeremiah, 136, Tottenham-court-road
Norman, James, 93, Bishopsgate-street-without
Offer, lames, 1, e heldon-street
Offer, Thos., 44, Lamb's Conduit-street
Parsons, Anna, 49, South Audley •street
Pearl- a, Henry, 34, Lower Belgrave-street
Plellips, (e Tge, 5, Red Lion-p issage .
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-Pigott. Ann, 14, Newgat ?-market • ... ..
Pittman, Frederick. Mareer-steeet, Oxford-sweet • ''' '
Ric • Pros., Ales.rs. (Brothers), Geswe 1-road, Clerkenwell
lithardsule William, 22, Holmes-terrace
Ridge, Joseph, Holloway-terrace, Islington
Savage, Wm. jun., Harrow
Spee i, James, New-street, Covent-garden
Sprigens, George Thomas, Poultry-market, Leadenhall-market
Strailley, Benjamin, Ship tavern kassega
Stapleton, William, Statues
Stuhbing,, Thomas, 7, Arabella low
Swangar, Henry 3; York road, Maiden-lane
Stradley, Benjamin, Leadenhall-market
Todd, John, Kensington.
Todd, John, 10 Queen's-row
Todd, William and James, 16, Lamb's Conduit-street -.
Tucker, William, 287, Strand
Vaughan, Alice, LeadenhaP-market
Wallis, Mary, Swallow-place
Weatherley, Edward, Newgate-street
Westmoreland, Joseph, 31, Little Newport-street
Whitehouse, John, Church-street, Floxton

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LONI)ON, FRIDAY, SEPTEIIBER 26, 1858.

There are few of the popular representatives
who could meet their constituents with better
grace than Mr. W. J. Fox. Although we do
not share his opinions on every question, we
must do justice to his great ability and indis-
putable honesty. He has not had to apologise
for any violated pledge. Every promise has been
faithfully performed, so far as it lay within his
power, and there are few popular representatives
who could better abide the most stringent ordeals
between their " sayings and doings," their pro-
fessions and practice. Mr. rox could meet the
electors of Oldham with an easy conscience, and
therefore he did meet them. He could explain,
as none but an actor therein could do, the
grievous shortcomings of what he truly termed a
" Session of Nonentities." He hail travelled, if
not " from Dan to Beersheba," from the open-
ing to the closing speech, and found "Ali
barien." For two years nothing beneficial to
the People had been done, on account of the
war. Last year, its termination was the ex-
cuse for inaction. " True as the needle to
the pole" have bean G )7ern,nent to the
laissez faire p lice. T:i ,y were intent on doing
nothing, and both Hewes were elaborately en-
gaged in helping them in the task. Every one
was waiting for see-who:ly else. As Mr. Fox
graphically describes, " the House of °minions
has been waiting for tha rop!e to agitate for re-
forms, and the people for the House of C )mmons
to originate them !" The Lords waiting for
bills to be sent up, and the Commons for the re-
jection in the Upper House of the bills which they
had sanctioned. The Church waiting for the re-
signation of bishops whose advanced years and
impaired strength prevented them from discharging
the duties incidental to their cffice. The bishops
for the positive assurance of comfortable pensions
for doing nothing. The circle has been complete.
The faineant policy has triumphed ! and the com-
munity at large have had to deplore a wasted
year ! The Hon. Gentleman touched on many
interesting questions, and dealt with all in a
manly and straightforward manner, which was
quite refreshing when contrasted with the twad-
dle which has been put forward byother legislators,
both in and out of Parliament. Everything he
alluded to bore the impress of integrity and inde-
pendence. He might have had a mirror in his
breast, so clearly did he explain his internal con-
victions. His language was not given for the
purpose of concealing his sentiments, but of
placing them in the clearest point of view, so that
any man of ordinary capacity might comprehend
his intentions, and know the exact nature and ex-
tent of the efforts which, as one of the tax-paying
community, he wasbound to render, in order that
those of which he approved might be carried into
practical execution.

The first point to which he referred was one
that must excite the sympathy of the industrious
middle classes, those who earn their daily bread
by skilled labour, physical or intellectual, pro-
ducing sufficient to bring them within the limits
of the impost. The unfair and oppressive ap-
portionment, by which all kinds of income,
whether permanent and certain, or temporary
and precarious, was so grievous an injustice that
it might seem to be " fighting against shadows,"
to be proving anxious to enter into argument on
the subject. But unfortunately it is an existing
fact, Parliament has sanctioned the anomaly, and
many hard-working men, that with all their
exertions oan scarcely continue to make both
endi meets are groaning under the intolerable and