The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-29 00:00:00

CIVIL LIST PENSIONS.

The following is a list of all pensions granted
between the 20th of June, 1857, and the 20th day
of June, 1858, and charged upon the civil list (pur-
suant to act Ist Vict., c. 2) :
Mrs. Harriet Wright P 4 illiamson, Nov. 14,1857,
301., in consideration of the literary merits of her
son, the late Hugh Miller, and the reduced cir-
cumstances in which she is placed. In trust to
Robert Th,ss, El., and Jeremiah Joyner, -Esq.
Edward Capern, Nov 23, 401., in consideration
of his literary merit, and the narrow circumstances
in which he is placed.
Mrs. Charlotte Rowcroft, Feb. 15, 501., in
consideration of the civil services of her husband,
the late Charlf s Rowcroft, her Majesty's cotpul at
Cincinnati, who died while in the discharge of
'.is duty, in trust to J:ln Abel Smith, Esq., and
Samuel Richards, M,

Mrs. Eliza Mary Hillier, Feb. 15 507., in con-
sideration of the civil se,svices of her husband,
the late Mr. Hillier, consul in China, who died
t.oin effects of the climate, and of tile ,e4titute
condition in which she was left at his decease.
In trust to Lawrence Burleigh, Esq., and the Rev.
Edward John Hillier.

Mrs. Mary A. Jerrold, Feb. 15, 1001., in con-
si&ration of the eminent literary acquirements
of her huslAnd, the late Douglas Jerrold, Eq.
In trust to D. Swan and Hepworth Dixons, Esqs
Dr. Robert Archibald Armstrong, Feb. 15, 401.,
in consideration of his phillogical labours as
Gaelic lexicographer.
Miss Mary U. L. Lander and Miss Emily Lan-
der, Feb. 15, 50/. each, in consideration of the
-eminent services of their father, the late Mr. John
Lander, who died from the effects of the climate
whilst exploring the river Niger, and of the strait-
ened circumstances in which they were placed at
his decease. In trust to Mr. Jobß Livett and Mr.
James Nicholas Livett.

Stephen Henry Bradbury, Feb. 15, 501., in con-
sideration of his contributions to literature.

Louisa Catherine Paris, Fanny Cresswell Paris,
Jane Gregor Paris, Rosa Caroline Paris, and Sarah
Eleanor Paris, Feb. 15, 1501., in consideration of
the scientific acquirements of their father, the late
Dr. Paris, the benefits he conferred by his addi-
tions to the knowledge of geology, and their pre-
sent scanty means. In trust to Mr. Justice Cress-
well and Alexander A. Knox, Esq.
Mrs. Rachel C. A. Montgomery, Feb. 15, 50/.,
in consideration of the contributions to theology
and poetical literature by her husband, the late
Rev. Robert Montgomery. In trust to A.. Turner,
Esq., and the Rev. F. C. Cook.
Dame Isabella L. Barnard, Feb. 15, 2001., in
consideration of the services of her husband, the
late Major-General Sir H. W. Barnard, K C. B. ,
who died in command of the army at the sege of
Delhi. In trust to Major-General J. R. Crawford
and L. Antrobus, Esq.
Francis Davis, Feb. 15, 501., in consideration of
his contributions to Irish literature.
Miss Jessie P. Hogg, Feb. 15, 401., in considera-
tion of 'he literary merits of her fatinr, the late
James Hogg, the Scottish poet, familiarly known
is the " Ettrick She, herd. ' In trust to Major
W. Blackwood and J. Blackwood, Esq.
Mrs. Elizabebeth Dick. Febanry 15, 50/ , in
msideration of the merits of her husband, aro late
Dr. Tick, as a moral and theological writer, and of
the s'raifened circums.ances in which she is now
placed. In trust to Mr. Thomas Dick and Mr.
James Kennedy.
The Hon. Isabella Rizabeth Annabella Anson,
February 15, 2001., in consideration of the services
of her husband, the late General the Hon. George
Anson, commander-in-chief of her nijesty's forces
in India, who died of disease when in active ser-
vice. In trust to Lord Forester and the Earl of
Chesterfield.

aIARKET kIV 43.

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CORN EXCHANGE.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN
For the week ended July 29, ISSS, made up from the Re-
turns of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in
England and \Vales, per Imperial Quarter.
WHEAT I BARLEY I OATS RYE I BEANS I PICA S
4as 4d 29s 9d 27s Ild I 35s 4d 44s 4d. 44511 d