The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-13 00:00:00

THE CREW OF THE POLYPHEMUS.

We have received the
the Admiralty of the crew
their way to England :
Mr. Warrington, paymaster
Mr. Tracoy, midshipman
Mr. Burnett, master•asaist.
Mr. Morris, engineer
Mr. Chambers, engineer
Mr. Jones, engineer
H. Harrison, bombardier
J. Case, gunner
H. Toriington, drummer
J. Bevirdock, private
J. Vincent, private
John Byrnes, private
Geo. Arthur, gunner
John Well, A.B.
Wm. Davis, buy, 2d
Wm. Martin, boy, 2d
John Crosby, boy, 2,1
Chas. Foster, boy, 2d
Chas. Cook, boy, 2d
Benj. Green, boy, 2d
Henry Stephens, boy, let
John Healey, boy, let
Chas. Praguell, boy, let
John Holdbury, boy, let
Charles Ryon, boy, lit
.TOl a Marks, stoker
John Barnes, stoker
Wm. Martin, stoker
Win. Francis, stoker
John Donation, stoker
Wm. Coombs, stoker
Chas. Wilson, stoker
Edward Aveoy, stoker
Thos. Eldcrtou, stoker
Wm. Gammon, A.B.
P. Roach, ordinary
Thos. Walker, sailor
EdwardLuko, cook
Total —G offi c
FOUNI
Thomas Maunder, boat-
swain's mate

following nominal list from
)f the Polyphemus, now on

Thos. Biddlosomb, carpenter
Jno. Dutton, carpenter
Jno. Hunt, stoker
Sam. Carter, stoker
Robt. Harris, captain 11. T.
Thos Kirby, ropemaker
Thos. Tiverton, captain F.T.
Jno. Etherage, ordinary
,Taa, Robinson, A.B.
Win James, s. cook
H. It 3ynard, cap. coz
.T. Chisholm, ord
J. Moore, ord
J. Bragg, boy
E. Carley, boy
R. Rance, ord
J. Faundeli, cap. A. G.
E. Cunningham' stoker
T. Harbert, stoker
J. Russ, stoker
R. Smith, steward
E. Goodwin, private
J. Causidy, musician
C. Balls, steward
I R. Tiviney, serjeant
' J. Barnett, private
T. Bassett, private
A. Salter, private
P. Jennings, private
T. Jones, private
D. Newman, private
J. Cook, private
E. Hayward, private
J. Fawkes, private
T. Wheeler, private
J. Askel, A. B.
G. Riley, ord

:era, 71 men.
D DEAD.
Satnuel Pearse, boy, let
John Reynolds,captain A.G.
Total-3 uien.
Note.--Another body not identified.

With reference to the following names there is nothing
specified :--
Geo. Everest, snr,geon ;Edward Malone, sick boy
Mr. Wood, engineer Charles Howes, stoker
Mr. Hay, clerk James Cooper, A.B.
Mr. Parsons, gunner I Josh. Woodford, marine
Mr. Lellan, capt. stew. I Wm. Puttick, boy
Pat. Keith, Ord. 1 Wm. Mitchell, boy
Total-4 officers, 8 men.

Mr. Herbert, Master
Giles Wilkes, B. M*te
Sam. Fletcher, C.F.E.
Hy. Forbes, C.F.E.
Wm. Jordan, ord.

Ai`Lacklan, C. M. T.
Jno. Ford, boy, I
Chas. Persey, A.B.
Geo. Briggs, ord.
Jas. 0. Connor, ord.
Fly. Dowling, carpenter
Thos. Johnston, blacksmith
Axford, cooper
Edw(l. Scavillobury, sail-
maker
Jno. Richards, boy, 1
icor, 20 men.

Jas. Hardy, ord.
Jas. Jenkins, A.B.
Stop. Longhurst, boy, tat
Wm. Martin, boy, let
Alex. Sutherland, ord.
Jas. Robinson, boy, lit-

Total-1 o:

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(This Day.)

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The SPEAKER took the chair at 12 •'clock.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE QUALIFICATION
BILL.
On the motion of Mr. COLVILLE this bill wai read
a second time.

Numerous petitions were presented from Dissenting
Congregations and others against opening the Crystal
Palace, British Museum, and Natiohal Gallery on Sun-
days.
The following bills were read a second time :—Black-
burn, &c., Roads ; Canada Company ; Castle Douglas
and Dumfries Railway ; Doddington Rectory Division ;
Kettering and Newport Pagnell Road ; Lewes, Eagt•
bourne, and Hailsham Road ; Maybele and Crirvan
Railway ; Salisbury Market Branch Railway and Mar-
ket House; Stockton and ➢arlington Railway ; Tor-
moham Water ; Wandsworth and Putney Gas, and
Yarmouth and Haddiscoe Railway.