The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-02 00:00:00

383. Archibald John, Lord Rosebery. (Earl of Rosebery)
334, Richard, Lord Clanwilliam. (Earl of Clanwilliam)
385. Edward, Lord Skelmersdale
386. William Samuel, Lord Wynford
387. Henry, Lord Brougham and Vona
383. William Henry, Lord Kilmarnock. (Earl of Erroll)
339. Arthur James, Lord Fingall. (Earl of Fingal')
390. William Philip, Lord Sefton. (Eat' of Sefton)
3el. William Sydney, Lord Clements (Earl of Leitrim)
392. Geozga William Fox, Lord Rossie. (Lord Kiunaird)
393. Loyd Kenlis. (lataranis of Headfort)
3JI. Ni Uuaw, Lund Ci awortu. t n ui sheath)
395. Charles Adolphus, Lord Dunmore. (Earl of Dun-
more)
396. Robert Montgomere, Lord Hamilton. (Lord Belhaven
and Stenton)
397. John Hobart, Lord Howden
393. Fox, Lord Panmure. (In another place as one of her
Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State)
399. George Warwick, Lord Poltimora
400. E lward Mostyn, Lord Mo-tyn
401. Henry Spencer, Lord Templeniore
402. El ward, Laid Cloncurry
403. James, Lord De Siumarez
404. George Godolphin, Lord Godolphin
405. Lucius Bentioek, Lord Hunsclon (Viscount Falkland)
406. Thomas, Lord Denman
407. Lord Campbell, Lori &Meager
408. Philip, Lord De Visite and Dudley
409. William Bingham, Lord Ashburton
410. Charles, Lord Glenelg
411. Edward John, Lord Hatherton
412. George Stevens, Lord Strafford
413. Archibald, Lord Worlingham, (Earl of Gosfurd)
414. Edward Berkeley, Lord Portman
415. Thomas Alexander, Lord Lovat
416. William Bateman, Bateman
417. Francis William, Lord Charlemont. (In another
place as Earl Charlemont)
418. Francis Alexander, Lord It intore. (Earl of Kintore)
419. George Ponsonby, Lord Lisznore. (Viscount Lis-
more
420. Henry Robert, Lord Romnore
421. Robert Shapland, Lord Carew
422. Charles Frederick Ashley Cooper, Lord Da Manley
423. Lord Wrottrasley
424. Charles, Lord Sudeley
425. Frederick Henry Paul, Lord Methuen
426. Edward John, Lord Stanley of Alderley
427. Henry, Lord Stewart de Docies
428. William Henry, Lord Leigh
429. Beilby Richard, Lord Wenlock
430. Charles, Lord Lurgan
431. James, Lord Dunfermline
432. Thomas Spring, Lord Monteagle of Brandon
433. John, Lord Seaton
434. Edward Arthur Wellington, Lord Keane
435. John, Lord Campbell
436. North, Lord Oxenfoord. (Earl of Stair)
437. Charles Crespigny, Lord Vivian
438. John, Lord Congleton
439. Denis St. George, Lord Dunsandale and Clanconal.
(Elected for Ireland)
440. Richard, Lord Dartrey. (Lord Cremorne)
411. James, Lord Elgin. (Earl of Elgin and Kincardine)
442. Frederick Temple, Lord Clandeboye. (Lord Dufferin
and Claneboye)
441. Albert Denison, Lord Londesborough
444: Samuel Jones, Lord Orerstone
445. Charles Robert Claude, Lord Truro
446. Robert Monsey, Lord Cranworth. (In another place
as Lord Chancellor)
447. d ohn Cam, Lord Broughton
448. John, Lord De Freyne
449. Edward Burtenshaw, Lord St. Leonards
450. Richard Henry Fitz Roy, Lord Raglan
451. Gilbert John, Lord Avelond
452. Thomas, Lord Kenmare. (Earl of Kenmare)
453. Edmund, Lord Lyons
454. James, Lord Wensleydalo
455. Riviard. Lord Belper
456. James, Lord Talbot de Malahide
457. Robert, Lord Ebury
453. Thomas Babington, Lord Macaulay
459. James, Lord Skene. (Earl Fife)
*e* it will be perceived that this number is in excess of
the total number of lords spiritual and temporal. This
discrepancy is caused by the following lords being twice
named in the roll :-
Lord Cranworth as Lord Chancellor and as Baron Cran•
worth.-(Nos. 5 and 446.)
Earl Granville as Lord President and as Earl Granville.
--(Nos. 8 and 173.)
Earl of Harrowby as Lord Privy Seal and as Earl of
Harro why. -( No. 147.)
Marquis of Breadalbano as Lord Chamberlain and as
Marquis of Breadalbane.--(Noe. 30 and 50.)
Earl of St. Germans as Lord Steward and as Earl of St.
Gerwans.-(Nos. 54 and '53.)
Earl of Charlemont as Earl of Charlemont and as Baron
Charlemont.-(Nos. 125 and 417 )
Bishop of Bath and Wells as Bishop of Bath and Wells
and as Baron Auckland.-(Nos. 236 and 307.)
L )rd Panmure es ono of her Majesty's Principal Secrota.i
ries of State and as Baron Panmure.-(Nos. 243 and 398.)

SPRING CIRCUITS OF TH. JUDGES

FOR 1858.

.Yesterday the majority of the judges, it being
the last day of Hilary Term, signed and issued the
Precepts for holding the Assize of Oyer and
Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery, in and for
the several counties comprised within their respec-
tive circuits. Many changes have taken place as
to the mode of proceeding. On the Western Cir-
cuit, for the first time, there is a discussion as to
whether there should ba a Spring Assize for the
city of Bristol. On the Oxford Circuit another re-
markable change has taken place, the Assize finish-
in% at Reading. This may h ►ve been done by the
Solicitor-General, he being member for the borough,
to do something for the inhabitants, many judges
preferring Abingdon.

The following were the final arrangements mad©
yesterday

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.

Judges—The Lord Chi& Justice of the Common Pleas,
Sir Alexander Cockburn, and the Hon. Mr. Justice
Wightnan.
Buckinghamshire—Wednesday, March 3, at Ayles-
bury.
Bedfordshire—Monday, March 8, at Bedford.
Huntingdonshire—Thursday, March 11, at Hunting.
don.
Cimbridge—Saturday, March 13, at the County
Court.
Suffolk—Thurday, March 18, at Bary St. Edmunds.
Norfolk—Tuesday, March 23, at the Castle at
Norwich.
City of Norwich—Same day, at the Guildhall of the
city.

NORTHERN CIACUIT.
Judges—Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Justice Byles.
North Division of Lancashire—Wednesday, Fab. 17,
at Lancaster.
Westmoreland—Saturday, Feb. 20, at Appleby.
Cumberland—Monday, Feb. 22, at Carlisle.
Northumberland—Friday, Feb. 26, at Newcastle.
Town of Newcastle—Same day, at the Guildhall of

the town.
Durham—Tuesday, March 2, at Durham.
York—Saturday, March 5, at the Castle of York.
City of York—Same day, at the Guildhall of the city.
South Division of Lancashire—Saturday, March 20,
at the New Courts at Liverpool.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.
Judges—The Hon. Mr. Baron Watson and Mr. Baron

Channell.

Oxfordshire—Saturday, Feb. 27, at Oxford.
Worcestershire—Wednesday, March 3, at Worcester.
City of Worcester—Same day, at the Guildhall of the

city.
Staffordshire—Monday, March 8, at the Castle of
Staff 'rd.
Shropshire—Thursday, March 18, at Shrewibury.
Herefordshire—Tuesday, March 23 at Hereford.
Monmouthshire—Saturday, March 27, at Monmouth.
Gloucestenbire—Wednetsday, Mar. 31, at Gkrucester.
City of Gloucester—Same day, at the Guildhall of the
city.
Berkshire--Wednefiday, April 7, at Reading
NORTH WALES AND CHESTER CIRCUIT.

Judge—The lion. Mr. Justice Crompton, who will be
joined by Mr. Bramwell, who proceeds on the South
Wales Circuit al: Chester.
Montgomeryshire—Tuesday, March 9, at Welchpool.
Merionethshire—Friday, March 12, at Bali.
Cardaryonshire—Monday, March 15, at Carnarvon.
Antzley—Thursday, March 18, at Beaumarig.
Denuighshire—S,iturday, Alma, 20, at Rut'nu.
Flint-hire—Wednesday, March 24, at Meld.
Cheshire—Saturday, Mar. 27, at the Castle of Chester
City of Chester—Same day, at the Guildhall of the city

SOUTH WALES AND CHESTER CIROUIL
Judge—Mr. Baron Bramwell.
Glarnorgam:hire—Thursday, Feb. 25, at Swansea.
Pembrokeshire—Monday, March 8, at Haverford west.
Town of Haverfordwest—Sime day, at the Guildhall
of the town.
Carmarthensbire—Friday, March 12, at Carmarthen.
Cardiganshire—TueAda,y, March 16, at Cardigan.
Brecknockshire—Saturday, March 20, at Brecon.
Radnorshire—Thursday, March 25, at Preateign.

MIDLAND, WESTERN, AND lIoMR CIRCUITS.
The days on these circuits have not been issu-d•
The Lord Chief Baron remains in town as Vacation
Judge.

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STAND-

ING ORDERS.

Yesterday the following applications were dis-
posed of, and passed :
North Yorkshire and Cleveland
construct new branches, and sell or lease thorn ;
deviation in main line ; power to make arrange-
merits with .or sell to the North Eastern, alLd to
raise additional capital of 40,0001. Partly heard.
Great Northern and Western of Ireland Bailway.

- • •A. • •
—For power to raise additional capital.
Midland Great Western of Ireland Railway.—
For Streamstown and Clare deviation, at an esti-
mated cost of 15,0001.
Warrington and ;:it.:ckport Railway.—For limit-
ing, defining, and regulat.ng the capital ; power to
issue 1,918 stmt., s to subscribers applying; power
to create new shares, and to borrow 100,0001. ;
company's present debt of 62,0001. to bo deemed
borrowed.
The bills of a miscellaneous description were—
Llauelly Harbour, Bradford Corporation Water-
works, Trent Navigation, Pens tone Gas, Blytli
Harbour and Dock, and Isle of W ght Poor.

WET AND DRY AT THE SA3IE TINE.—An Irish post.
bDy haNii g driven a gentleman a long stage during
torrents of lair, the gentleman civilly said to him,
"Paddy, are you not very wet t" " ArraL ! I don't
care about being very we,, but, your lagnuur, rat
very dry."