The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-23 00:00:00

Aug. 23.

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THE PROPOSED REFORM BANQUET.-At a meet-
ing of the Council of the Reform League, hold August 21,
at Adelphi-terrace, Mr. E. Bealos in the chair, Mr. Hawker
said he considered it very desirable that a few gentlemen
should be selected to wait as a deputation from the League
upon the Lord Mayor to ask his lordship to place the
Guildhall at the service of the League for holding a ban-
quet in celebration of the passing of the Reform Bill. 113
begged to propose, "That this council do select certain
gentlemen to wait upon the Lord Mayor to ask his lord-
ship kindly to place the Guildhall at the service of the 11°
form League for the holding of the banquet in celebration
of the passing of the Reform Bill." Mr. Odger seconded
the resolution, which, after some discussion, was carried,
and a sub-committee, previously appointed, directed to
communicate with certain gentlemen in the City with ra-
spact to the deputation to wait upon the Lord Mayor.
The number of persons now living who were gra-
duated from Yale between 1794 and 1864 is 3,285. TllO
residences of 417 of these are unknown, 65 live out of On
United States, and the 2,803 in it are scattered as follows'
-Maine 19, New Hampshire 23, Vermont 26, Massachn"
setts 268, Rhode Island 17, Connecticut 662, New YorX
723, Now Jersey 60, Pennsylvania 175, Maryland 44, Dew
ware 8, Ohio 135, Illinois 111, Indiana 14, Michigan 41/
Wisconsin 39, Missouri 37, lowa 25, Minnesota 211
Arkansas 3, Kansas 8, Virginia and West Virgini4
31, North Carolina 17, South Carolina 31, Georg
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34, Florida 5, Kentucky 23, Tennessee 14, lair
sissippi 26, Alabama 15, Louisiana 27, Texas 91
California 44, Oregon 5, Nebraska 2, Nevada
idalio 2, Montana 1, Dakotah 1, Washington, D• C.'
26, United States army 5, United States navy 3. The e,
figures give a total of 1,016 graduates in New Englatwe
including 56 in Boston, 184 in New Haven, and 82
Hartford; 966 iu the middle States, including 442 in Nell
York city and 70 in Philadelphia; 440 in the Western
States, and 279 in the Southern States. The figures for On
Southern Statosprobably deserve to be considerably large'
as a majority of those whose residences have not yet be
determined are Southern mon, and are undoubtedly no
living at the South. Candidates for admission to °WI
department of Yale College, classical or scientific, Wil
hereafter be required to undergo an examination on 11)i)
metrical system of weights and measures.
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Births. "Vir
D VD:RANT-0 n the 21st lust., at 12, Montagu-square'
the wife of Sir Henry Durrant, Bart., of a daughter.
co
GLass—On the 21st inst., at Stevenage, Harts, Mrs. Fr3l3
Glass, of a sou.
NOBLETT —Oll the 19th inst., at Cork, Mrs. 11. S.
of a son. •

Marriages.
HowELL—HowELL—On the 21st inst., at St. llattilirco,
Brixton, Charles Augustus, eldest son of A. WW. lic)f tl3
Esq., of Oporto, to Frances Kate, only daughter ° 1010
late Samuel 11. Howell, and granddaughter of tnni
Sir John Murray, Bart., of Stanhope and Broughtoi r•ie4,
NEWMAN_WILMOTT - On the 17th inst., at St.
Kennington, William 11. Newman, Esq., of Gordon,
hound-Bill Park, Brighton, and late of St. lielior Swo.
soy, to Susanna, eldest daughter of the late James, `O,Ol
Wiltuott, Esq., of The Terrace, Keuniugtou-P3rl"
Gracechurch-street, City.

Deaths. u'r
HAWK SWORTII —On the 21st inst., at Hall-road, St. e-1
wood, Wm. Henry Hawksworli, aged 81. "
if
I ovErr—_n the 19th inst. Little Lea, Rye, Sus'
Lovett, Esq., formerly of London, aged 77.
hePlier
11‘QuEEN—On tho 21st inst. at at Old Oak Lodge, S
bush, Win. Henry M'Queen, aged 68. )104
PERCY—On the 21st inst. at Alnwick Castle, the d 90.
Noble George Percy, Duke of Northumberlm;d, agewest
SPOONER-0d the 20th inst., at Poonah nous°, riDo
Worthing, Sussex, Richard Spooner, Esq., e°n °poor
late R. Spooner, Esq., M.P., and formerly of the
bay Civil Service, aged 57.

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Ithddlosox.—Friday, August 23, 1867.