The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-07 00:00:00

POLICE INTELI,IGENCE—May 6.

WESTMINSTER. —NEW THEATRE AT CRE-
MORNE GARDENS. -Mr. T. B. Simpson, proprietor
of Cremorne-gardens, appearel to a summons
charging him with an offence under the Building
Act.
Mr. Beachcroft. district surveyor, stated that the
complaint was laid under the 18th and •19th Vic.,
cap. 122, secs. 38 and 41, and charged the defen-
dant with having erected a building without hav-
ing given two days' previous notice to him as the
surveyor of the district. Mr. Simpson had con-
structed an enclosure 100 feet in length, 40 feet in
width, and 25 feet in height, in his grounds, to be
used as a theatre, for the exhibition of marionettes.
It was constructed upon an old brick foundation,
and was a vertical enclosure of timber, covered
With canvas. The roof consisted of a truss, with
boards laid on, and was also covered with canvas.
Mr. Lyall, on the part of Mr. Simpson, was dis-
posed to raise the question at once that it was not
a building, and that therefore no notice was neces-
sary more than there would be for the erection of
a marquee. This was really only a marquee of
ex'raordinary size, and might be placed on rollers.
Every timber of it was put together with bolts and
screws, and might be put up or taken down like a
four-post bedstead. All was fixed upon plates ex-
tending the whole length, although it rested flatly
upon an old foundation which had been found
there.

Mr. Arnold asked Mr. Beachcroft whether the
parties wer3 agreed as to the state of facts.
Mr. Beachcroft did not think that any difference
existed in that respect.
Mr. Arnold inquired whether in the roof which
supported the canvass there were interstices in the
woodwork `I

Mr. Beachcroft replied in the affirmative?
Mr. Arnold inquired whether there was any de-
finition in the act of what should be deemed a
building.
Mr. Beachcroft replied that there was not. The
third section said that the phrase " external wall "
should apply to every outer wall, or vertical en-
closure of any building not being a party wall ;
this was a vertical enclosure.

Lord Cadogan's surveyor having stated that this
wag not a structure that could possibly attach t'.)
his lordship. . _ _

Mr. Sinipson slid that if he were to give up pos-
session of the garden the pavilion or tent in ques-
tion would be taken down by him, and removed or
disposed of with the other properties. The cirque,
the fire-work gallery, and other thing; in the gar-
dens, including for a time even the platform for
dancing, were all removable, but he never dreamt
of calling them buildings.
After some interlocutory remarks on all sides,
Mr. Arnold determined to pay. a visit to et emoroe
at his earliest convenience, and judge for himself.

paled and manufactured to resemble coffee

and to

Mr. Edward Alexander, an officer of the Inland
Revenue, stated that, on the 23th of Januiry last,
he went into the defendant's shop and asked for a
quarter of a pound of pure coffee, and at the same
time asked the price of the same, to which the de-
fendant's shopman replied 10d. per pound. The
coffee was supplied to him, and he divided it into
two parts. He delivered one half of it to his super-
visor, and the other was deposited in his desk.
In cross-examination by Mr. Harris, the witness
said he had been to two other shops before he went
to Mr. Wood's grocery stores, and made purchases
of coffee at each. He took them all home and
divided them. He unfastened one parcel of
coffee at a time, and carefully separated them..
He was not entitled to any moiety of the penalty.
He was ordered by the Commissioners of Inland
Revenue to purchase the coffee.
Mr. J. P. Burton, supervisor of Inland Revenue,
said he received a packet of coffee from the last
witness. He locked it up, as sent it with several
others to the analytical chemist of the Inland Re-
i venue Board. _ _ _ _

serve as a substitute for coffee, by which the defen-
dant had incurred a pena:ty not exceeding 1001.,
nor less than 25/.
Mr. Marshall, from the office of the. solicitor of
Inland Revenue, prosecuted on the part of the
Crown ; Mr. H. Harris appearei for the defen-
dant.

CLERKENWELL.— ROBBERY FROM THE HIGH-
BURY BARN TAVERN.—George Grayt9D, a private
wa,chman, was charged with being concerned with
two other men in custoiy with stealing eight gallons
of valuable foreign brandy. a quantity of cigars and
tobacco, and four bottles of port wine, the property
of his master, Mr. Hinton, the proprietor of the
Highbury Barn Tavern and grounds.
From the evidence of the witnesses examined, it
appEared that on Sunday morning, at about half-
past six in the morning, constables 430 N and
Clark 345 N, who were on duty in plain clothes,
saw one of the prisoners, now remanded, going
across Rydon's brick field, on the High bury New-
park estate, at the back of the Highhury Barn
Tavern, carrying something heavy and bulky. They
followed him for some time, and saw him get into
a cab, in which was another man, and then they
went and ordered the cabman t% the Kingsland
police-station. When there the property mentioned
above was found, and upon making inquiries it
was discovered from whom it had been stolen.
After the examination at this court, the police wext
to Mr. Hinton's house, and upon entering the pri-
soner's room they found him lying on the bed,
having his clothes on, and when they entered he
gut up, and said, "I know what you have come
for, lam very sorry, I know it was wrong to let
them in." It was stated that Mr. Hinton's losses
have been very great in this way.
The prisoner, who in defence said he was sorry,
was remanded until Monday next, when the other
prisoners will also be brought up.

SOUTHWARK.— GA RATTE ROBBERY IN A BEER-
SUOP. —T. Genge, the proprietor of the Great. Bri-
tain beer-shop, in the Waterloo-road, surrendeted
to his bail, charged with having been concerned,
with three others not yet in custody, in violently
assaulting S. Nelson, a Prussian Jew, carrying on
business as a draper in Nicholas-square, Southam-
ton, and robbing him of 40 sovereigns in his beer-
shop.
According to the evidence given on a former oc-
casion, the prosecutor, an elderly man, stated that
last week he came up to Londonto purchase goods,
and on Wednesday evening, the 29th ult., he was
accosted by a Scotchman asking him the way to
some place. They walked together until they came
to the Waterloo-road, when the Scotchman sug-
gested that they should partake of some refre-h-
-went. He consented, and they entered the Great
Britain beershop, where the prisoner was behind
the bar. Nelson called for a bottle of ginger beer
for himself and a glass of porter for the Scotchman,
when the prisoner said to the latter, " Walk in,
Mr. Murray," and they both entered the parlour.
As soon as they were seated two other men came in
and sat opposite them at the table. nelson had at
that time in a belt round his body 160 sovereigns-
-120 in a compartment behind, and 40 in front ; and
as he was about to get a sovereign out of the latter
to pay for what they bad, the prisoner suddenly
quitted the room, shutting the door after him.
Nelson was immediately pounced upon by the
Scotchman, who seized him tightly by the throat,
forcing his head back, while the other t men took
the whole of the forty sovereigns out of his belt,
and ran out of the house. The Scotchman however
kept hold of him for two or thriee minutes after-
wards, when he let go his throat and bolted out of
the parlour. Nelson, whose lower garments were
torn and disordered, rushed after him, but the pri-
soner stopped him at the door, thereby enabling all
the other parties to escape.
The additional evidence given yesterday was as
follow; :—G. Osborn, police-constable 108 L, said
he was on duty at the Tower-street police-station en
Welnesday evening the 29th ult., when the prose-
cutor came and told him he had been robbed of
forty sovereigns. Witness accompanied him to
the beer-shop, and saw the prisoner behind the
b Pr, when he told him that the prisoner had stated
that he had been robbed in his house, and he
asked him if ho knew anything about it. The
prisoner then said that while he was in the cellar
he heard scuffling above, and when he got to the
top of the stairs he saw two men scuffling together,
one of whom was the pro4ecutor. He caught hold
of the latter, and told him to mind that be did not
lose his trousers, as they hung down loose and
looked indecent. Witness asked him if he knew
any of the parties who made the.r escape. Ho
repred that be thought he could describe them,
arid then they went to the police station. When
at the latter place the prisoner said he had seen
one of the men before, and that his wife could
describe the men better than he.

Sergeant Broad, 23 L, sad he was on duty at
the station house when the prisoner was being
charged with the robbery: He told the constable
to go to his wife, as she would be able to give him
a description of the parties who had committed
the robbery. A short time after that, when, the
prisoner was in his cell, ho called witness to him,
and asked whether he could not hs.ve bail. Wit-
ness told h m he could not in such a case, when
the prisoner exclaimed, "If I can get out I'll giye
him forty pounds. He said that two or three
times. 'the prisoner then asked to see his wife,
and said if sho would go to the brewers she could
get forty pounds." Witnessithen asked him if
he could give him any information about the men,
and prisoner said that he would do all he could to
apprehend them, but that he could not tell where
they were to be found, though if he was out reo
doubt he could find one of them.
Mr. Solomon, who appeared for the pris;ner,
here banded to his wor,hip a certificate from the
Commissioners of Polic stating that prisoner had
been in the N diviaion two years, and resigned'
with a good character. He wished that to be
made, public, as it was repo:kid in the newspapers
that he was dismissed.
Mr. Coombe said he should commit the prisoner
for trial. He accepted the same bail as before,
and the prisoner was liberated.

Mr. Jobn Wier, analytical chemist to the Board
of Inland Revenue, said that he had examined a
parcel of coffee sent to him by the last witness, and
which was stated to have been purchased of the de-
fendant. He carefully examined the parcel, and
found it to contain 15 per cent. of chicory. There
was no difficulty whatever in detecting chicory in
coffee.

MEMBERS RETURNED 9 THE NEW
PARLIAMENT.

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The following is the official list, from the London
Gazette, of the members returned to serve in the
New Parliament :
ENGLAND AND WALES.

Mr. H. Harris made a most able defence, and
took several technical objections to the informa-
tion, and particularly called alention to the fact
that the information charged Mr. Wood with hav-
ing one ounce weight of chicory in his possession,
although it appeared that Mr. Wier hal analysed
one ounce only of the coffee, and found in it 15 per
cent. of chiccry and no more. The evidence did not
support the averment in the information, and it
ought to be dismissed. 'The technical objectionsc
the solicitor having been overruled, he then stated
that Mr. Wood had been in business many years,
and was a most respectable tradesman, who had
never been complained of before, and tnat he kept
the pure coffee iu one canister, and the mixture of
chicory and c,iffee, which he was allowed to sell
under curtain conditions, in another canister. He
would prove that the coffee sold to the first witness
was taken out of the canister in which there was
nothing but pure.coffee, and it was most probable
the officer, who hal made three purchases at as
many shops in one day, had made a mistake ini a •
ceiling out the sample for the analytical chemist.
Samuel Croft,, the defendant's shop tr al, said ho
recollected supplying the witness Alexander with a
quarter of i pound of coffee. He took it from the
canister which contained pure coffee only, and
which was kept at th 4 further end of the counter.
in answer to questions by Mr. Marshall, from
the office of the inland Revenue solicitor, the wit-
ness said he did not know in what month he sold
the coffee to Alexander. His master did keep
coffee mixed with chicory.

County of Oxford—The Right Hon. Joseph Warner ;
George Granville Harcourt, Esq. ; Lieutenant-Colonel
John Sidney North.
County of Brecknock—Sir Joseph Bailey, of G:anusk
Park, Brecknockshire, Bart.
County of Pembroke—John Frederick Campbed,
commonly called Viscount Etnlyn.
County of Cardigan—The Right Honourable Ernest
Augustus Earl of Lisburne.
County of Hertford—Sir Henry Men; Bart. ; Sir
Edward George Earls Lytton Bulwer Lytton, Bart. ;
Christopher William Puller, Esq.
County of Salop;'N'Orthern Division—John Whitehal,
Dod, of Cloverley, Shropshire, Esq. ; the Hon. Row-
land Clegg Hill, of Hawkestone, Shropshire, Esq.
Southern Division—The Right Hon. Charles Bridg-
man, commonly called Viscount Newport ; The Hon.
Robert Windsor Clive.
County of Gloucester, Eastern Division—Sir Chris-
topher William Codrington, Bart. ; Robert Stayner
Holford, Esq. '
Weiltern Division—Robert Nigel Fitzhardiuge Kings-
cote, Esq. ; John Bolt, Dq.
County of Westmorland—The Hon: Henry Cecil
Lowther ; the Hon. Thomas Tayhur, commonly called
Earl of Bective.
County of Suffolk, Eastern Division—The Right Hon.
John Henniker Major, Lord Henniker; Sir Fitzroy
Kelly, Knt., of the Chauntry, Ipswich.
Western Division—Harry Spencer Waddington, of
Cavenham, Suffolk, Esq. ; Philip Bennet, of Rougham,
Suffolk, Esq.
County of Lancaster, Northern Division—John Wil-
son Patten; Esq. ; the Hon. Spenser Compton Caven-
dish, commonly called Load Cavendish.
Southern Division—William Brown, Esq. ; John
Cheetham, Esq.
County of Worcester, Western Division.—The Hon.
Henry Lygon, commonly called Viscount Elwlsy, of
Madresfield Court, Worcestershire; Frederick Wynn
Knight, of Wolverley Court, Worcestershire, Esq.
Eastern Division. George Rushont, of Burford
House, Tsnbury, Worcestershire, Esq. ; John Hodgetts
H. Foley, of Prestwood House, Staffordshire, Esq.
County of Cernarvon.—Hon. E. G. D. Pennant.
County of Nottingham, Northern avision—Robert
Renebald Pelham Clinton, commonly called Lord Robt.
Clinton; John Evelyn Denison, Esq. Southern Divi-
sion—William Hodgson Barrow, Esq. ; Sydney Wm.
Herbert Pierrepont, commonly called Viscount Newark.
County of Carmarthen David Arthur Saunders
Davies, of Pentre, Pembrokeshire, Esq. ; David Jones,
of Pantglas, Esq.
County of Monmouth—Chas. 0. Swinnerton Morgan,
of the Friars, Monmouthshire, Esq. ; Lieut.-Colonel
Edward Arthur Somerset.
County of Northumberland—Northern Division—The
Right Hon. Algernon George Percy, commonly called
Lord Lovaine ; the Right Hon.. Charles Bennett, com-
monly called Lord Ossulston.
Southern Division—Wentworth Blackett Beaumont,
Esq. ; the lion. Henry George Liddell.
County of Denbigh—Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, of
Wynnstay, Denbighshire Bart. ; Col. Robert Myddel-
ton Theldulpb, of Chirk Denbighshire,
Denbighshire.
County of Sunderland.—G. G., W., Marquis of Stafford.
County of Hereford.—Sir Henry Geere Cotterell, Bart.;
Thos. Win. Booker Blakemore, Esq.; J. K. King, E,q.
County of Huntingdon—James Rust, Esq., Edward
Fellowes, Esq., John Moyer Heathcote, Esq.—equal
number of votes.
County of Stafford, Northern Division.—Charles
Bowyer Adderley, Esq.; Smith Child, Esq. Southern
Division—Henry John Wentworth Hodgetts Foley,
Esq.; William Orme Foster, Esq.
County of Essex, Northern Division.—The Right
Hon. William Beresford, of Hampton Court, Middlesex;
Charles Du Cane, of Braxted-Park, Essex. Southern
Division—Thomas William Bramston, of Skreens,
Essex ; Richard Baker Wingfield, of Orsett Hall, Essex,

charles Akers said he had been porter to the de-
fendant 11 years, and be was always ordered to
grind pure coffee by itself, and he invariably depo-
sited it in a canister distinct from the mixture of
chicory and coffee, which was kept in another
canister.

Mr. Marshall contended that the defendant bad
clearly rendered himself liable to the penalty in s:I-
-ling a mixture of coffee and chicory as pure coffee.
There was a Treasury order which permitted
grocers and tea dealers to sell chicory and coffee
mixed, on condition that the following inscription
was legibly printed on the paper or wrapper in
which the coffee was delivered to the purchaser :
" This is sold as a mixture of chicory and coffee."
Croft was recalled, and said that leis master sold
a mixture of coffee and chicory at Is. per lb.,
another mixture of coffee and chicory for l.s. 4d.
per lb., and plantation coffee only for ls. 4d.
per lb.
Mr. Yardley was of opinion the defendant had
committed an offence within the terms of the
statute, and he had no alternative but to convict.
'He could not impute perjury or any intentio❑ to
commit perjury to the defendant's witnesses, and
he believed there was no fraudulent intention on
the part of the defendant ; but whatever side he
took, whether he adopted the evidence for the pro-
secution or the evidence for the defence, the cl.:e
under the statute was made out. The last ques-
tion he put to the w►tness Croft was in favour of
hie view of the case that a mistake had b •en com-
mitted. It appeared that Mr. Wood sold plat.ta-
tion coffee at li. 4d. per pound, and a mixture of
c flee and cbicory at the same price. The shopman
had in his mind's eye the price, and very likely
supplied chicory and coffee at is. 4d. per pound
instead of pure coffee at the same price. Ere knew
the Commissioners of Inland Revenue had a wide
discretion, and could exercise it. He thought as
the prohibited at ticle and the pure coffee were sold
at the same price, there might nave been a mistake,
and he should inflict the lowest penalty. in his
power, 251., and suggeA an appeal to the commis-
sioners to remit or reduce the same.

(Jounty of Montgomery—Herbert Watkin Williams
Wynn, Esq.
County of Bedford—Francis Charles Hastings Rus-
sell, Esq. ; Richard Thomas Gilpin, Esq.
Isle of Wight, County.—Charles Cavendish Clifford,
of Westfield House, Ryde, in the said Isle, and of Eaton-
square, London, Esq.
County of Derby, Southern Division—Charles Robert
Colvile, of Lullington, Derbyshire, Esq. ; Thomas Wm.
Evans, of Allestree all, Derbyshire, Esq.
County of Dorset—The Hon. William Henry Berke-
lay Portman, of Bryanstone, Dorsetsbire ; Henry
Gerard Shirt, of Critcheil, Dorsetshire, Esq.; Henry Ker
Seymer, of Handford, Dorsetshire, Esq.
County of Cambridge—Edward Ball, Esq. ; Henry
John Means, Esq. ; ,the Hon. Eliot Thomas Yorke.
County of Berks—Robert Palmer, Esq. ; The Hon.
Philip Pleydell Bouverie ; George Henry Vansittart,
E q.

County of Leicester, Northern Division—The Right
Hon. John James Robert Manners, commonly called
Lord John Manners ; Edward Basil Farnham, of Quorn-
don House, Leicestershire, Esq.
Southern Division—Charles William Packe, of Prest-
wold Hal. Leicestershire, Esq. ; The Hon. George
Augustus Frederick Louis Curzon, commonly called
Viscount Curzon.
County of Norfolk, Eestern Division—Major-General
Charles Ashe Windbase, of Myton, Warwickshire, C.B. ;
Sir Edward North Buxton, of Colne House, Cromer,
Norfolk, Barons-,
Western division—George William Pierrepoint Ben-
tinck, of Terrington St. Clements, Norfolk, EN. ;
Bratereton Gurdon, of Letton, Norfolk, Esq.
county of .Anglesea—Sir Richard Buikeley Williams
--Bulkeley, Bart.
County of Northampton, Northern Division—Augus-
tus Stafford O'Brien Stafford, Esq. ; William Alleyne
Cecil, commonly called Lord Burghley.
Southern Division—John Poyotz Spencer, commonly
called Viscount Althorn ; Rainald Koightley, Esq.
County of York, East Riding The Right Hon.
Beaumont, Lord Hotham ; the Hon. Arthur Duo-
combe.
North Riding —The Hon. Octavius Duncombe ;
Edward Hillingfleet Carley, E-q.
West Riding—Edmund Denison, Esq. ; George Fre-
derick Samuel Robinson, commonly called Viscount
Goderich.
County of Somerset, Eastern Division William
Miles, of Leigh-court, Somersetshire, Esq. ; William
Francis Knatchbull, of Babington, Somersetsbire, Esq.
Western Division— Charles Aaron Moody, of Kings-
don, Somersetshire, Esq. ; William Henry Powell Gore
Taaegtoo, of Hatch Beauchamp, Somersetshire, Esq.
County of Lincoln, Parts of Lindsey—James Banks
Stanhope, of Revesby Abbey, Lincolnshire, Esq. ; Sir
John Montague John Cholmeley, of Naton-place, Lin-
colnshire, Bart.
Parts of Kesteven and Holland—The Right Hon. Sir
John Trollope, of Casewick, Lincolnshire, Bart. ; An-
thony Wilson, of South Ranceby, Lincolnshire, EN.
County of outhampton, Northern Division—William
Wither Braweton Brach, of Oakely Hall, Hampshire,
Esq. ; George Sclater, of Hoddington House, Hamp-
shire, Esq.
Southern Division—Thal:fen. Ralph Heneage Dutton,
of Tinisbury Manor, Hampshire ; Sir Jervoise Clarke
Jervoise, of Idsworth Park, Bart.
County Palatine of Durham, Northern Division—
Robert Duncomhe Shafto, Esq. ; the Hon. Frederick
Adolphus Charles William Vane Tempest, commonly
called Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest.
Southern Division—Henry Pease ; Harry George
Vane, commonly called Lord Harry Vane.
County of Cheater, Northern
Jatton Egerton, Esq. ; George Cornwall Legh, Esq.
Southern Division—Sir Phi-lip de Malpas Grey Eger.
ton, of Oulton-park, Cheshire, Bart. ; John Tollemache,
of Peckforton Castle, Cheshire, Esq.
County of Midolesex—The Right Hon. Robert
Grosvenor, commonly called Lord Robert Grosvenor ;
Robert Hanbury, jun., Eel.
County of Cumberland, Eastern Division—The Hon.
Cnarles Wentworth George Howard, of Castle Howard,
Yorkshire ; William Marshall, of Patterdale Had, Eql.
Western Divi-ion Henry Wyndham, of Cocker-
mouth Castle, Cumberland, Esq. ; Henry Lowther, of
Lowther Castle, Cumberland, Esq.
County of Sussex, Eastern Division-L-John Geo. Dod-
son, of Seamore-place, Middlesex, Esq. ; Henry North
Holroyd, commonly called Viscount Pevensey. Wes-
tern Division—Charles Henry Gordon Lennox, com-
monly called Earl of March ; Henry Wyndham, of Pet-
worth, Esq.
County of Cornwall, Eastern Division—Thomas Jas.
Agar Roberts, of Lanbydrock, Cornwall, Esq. ; Nicho-
las Kendall, of Pelyn, Cornwall, Esq. Western Divi-
sion—Michael Williams, of Trevince, Cornwall, Esq. ;
Richard Davey, of Bochins, Cornwall, Esq.
County of Devon, Southern Division—Sir John Bul-
ler Yar'e Buller, Bart. ; Lawrence Palk, of Haldon,
Devonshire, Esq. Northern Division—James Went-
worth Buller, of Downes, Devonshire, Esq. ; the Hon.
Charles Henry Rode Trefusis, of Heantun Satchville,
Devonshire.
County of Kent, Eastern Division—Sir Brook Wm.
Bridges, Bart. ; Sr Edward Cholmeley Deriug, Bart.
Western Division—Charlie Wykenam, Martin, Esq.;
James Whatnian, Esq.
County of Flint—The Hon. Thomas Edward Mostyn
Lloyd Mostyn.
County of Merionetb—Wm. Wallin Edward Wynne,
of Peniatth, Merionethshire, Esq.
County of Buckingharn—Caledon George Du Pr 6, of
Beaconsfield, Esq. ; the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli,
of Hugedon Atenoe; the Hon. Charles Compton Caven-
dish, of Latin era.
County of 'Surrey—Eastern Division—The Honour-
able Peter John L /eke King, of Woburn-park, Chsrt-
sey ; Thomits Alsock, of King's Wood-warred, Epsern,
Esq. Western Division—John Ivatt Briscoe, of rex-
hills, Survey, Esq. ; Henry Drummond, Alhary-park,
Surrey, Essn
•
CRII/EAN MEDAT.9.—A pawnbroker of Exstsr wes County of Glamorgan--Christopher Rice Manse!l
ems:taloned before the tnagistratea of that city u. few days Talbot, of Margham-park, Glansorganshire, Esq ;
ago, and charged with illegally receiving in pledge Henry Hussey Vivian, of Parkwern, Glamorganshire.
several Crimean medals from 's
liiers beleng'ng to the Esq.
Ist Dragoons, aho are stationed at the Exeter B treacle. County of Warwick, Northern Division—Ct
jati„
As this practice et pawning medals appears to le on ti,e Newdigate Newdegate, Esq. ; Richard Spoons r E
increase, Colentl Spottiswoode, commanding the reel- Southern Division---Evelyn Philip s'
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merit, has determined, if possible, to check the growing Edward Boston Muse, Esq. ,etilsy, EN. ;
evil, and he therefore summoned the pawnbroker in County of Wilts, 7..Clorthern D:
question, who was liable to a fine of not less than 5/, ni
Esq. ; rbo
Southern Division —The ats lee'ery Suttee ,vieion—Walter Long,
:, sotheron Estcourt, EN.
and not more than 201., for every medal be had received
ht Hon. Sidney Herbert ;
1.,t-
-in pleAge. As be professed ignorance of the law, the William WyndhP g
magistrate did not inflict any fine, but ordered him to Borough of T q.
return all the medals, ani cautioned him not to take Manor, Bart
atnacorth—Sir Robert Peel, of Drayton
any more in pl,dge for the future, as they were deter • commonly John Villiers
.Stuart Townshend,
c. mined hereafter to inflict a ptualty '`}led Viscount P
persons so offsad- I Borough • ‘aYnb all).
ink against th.-. 1 law. tGrosvenc
• of Richmond—Henry Rich of Chapel-street,

LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.

The adjourned annual meeting of this company
was hell in Paris, M. Vacossin in the chair.

The report, which was of considerable length, was
read. It stated that the company comtnen,...ed ope-
rations on the 7th of January, 1856, by receiving
its first omnibuses, and they continued to receive
others until the number reached 600. The profi's
realised in the year 1856 amounted to 12i per cent.
of the capital. The result of the working of the
first three months of 1857 is stated to be equivalent
to 15 per cent, on the capital. The bslanee-sheet
shows a total of 1,085,286/., including unissued
shares on both sides to the amount of 200,000:.•
The funds of the company are composed of issued
shares to the amount of 800,0001., and uvalssued
shares to the amount of 200,0001., together
1,000,0001. The 600 omnibuses, with all their ap-
purtenances, cost 10,000,000 f. (400,000/.) In ad-
dition to this, the sumof 1,202,714 f. (48,1081.) has
been expended for the purchase of new omnibuses,
for the increase of the number of horses, and for
various improvements in the stock. The report ex-
plains that the company have in reserve 26,312
shares for payment of 210 omnibuses, which were
agreed to be delivered to the company, but, as they
run on rather poer lines of road, and as some of
them would expose the company to considerable
loss, it is proposed to enter into arrangements with
the contractors to modify the original agreement,
so as to enable the company to reduce the number
of omnibuses still to be delivered ; and also the
capital of the company to the extent of 120,0001,
The receipts from the omn'br.ues during the year
amounted AO 11,370,742 f. (454,8301.), being at the
rate of 70.19 f. (21. 16a) per day for each omnibus. The
numbs of horses emeloyed averaged 4,541 per day.
I The advertisements in omnibuses realised 31,592 f.
(1,2630 The interest on the unemployed capital
produced 380,5621. (15,2221.) The sundry receipts,
which form together a sum of 485,819 f. (19,4321.),
added to the products of the traffic, bring the total
revenue to the sum of 11,856,568 f. (474,2621.), so
that each omnibus _earned 73-18 f. and each horse
7•25 f. per day. Th© working expenses of every
, description amounted to 9,986,577 f. (399,8631.)
The general expenses, including rents and manage-
ment, amounted t 19,0401., the wages of drivers
and conductors to .77,6801., Government duty,
licenses, and tolls to 51,6131., compensation for
accidents to 4181. ; inspection, 2381. ; maintaining
and renewing , omnibuses; &c., 35,4661. ; feeding
horses, 171,8401., or 2s. 11d. per day for each
horse. The other expenses connected with the
horses, shoeing, a.tendance, and depreciation,
amounted to 43,547/., or ss. 40. per day for each
omnibus, making, with the food, 1/. 6s. 7d. re.:
clay. The whole of the expenses • average 61•70 f,
for each omnibus and 6•11 for each horse. The
number of omnibuses averaged 450 per day. Each
omnibus had run 54 miles, repre,entiug for the
450 omnibuses 94 300 miles per day. The ave-
r ige work of each horse had been 12 miles per day.
The net profit earned by each omnibus was 11•481.
per day for the year ending December 31, 1856.
VD Omnibuses, having 5,879 horses to work them,
formed now the working stock. They embrace the
beat routes, comprising 63 lines.
Re-olutions were passed, adopting the report,
declaring a dividend of 6.251., or ss. per share,
authorising the direct:ars to make arrangements re- I
specting the 210 omnibuses mentioned in the re- !
port, and for the reducCon of the capital. Other
formal resolutions were passed, and the pro.:eed- I
logs termini tea,

LAMBETH.—AIfred Strickland, a married man
and chemist, carrying on business in -Le Wahvort
road, who his been in custody for a week, charged
with disgusting conduct t)warils two boys, and
with criminally a.9saolting a thir I youth, all of
whom had been in his service as errand boys, "VVBS
placed at the bar for final examination.
One of the ewes of assault was proved, and the
prisoner was committed for six mouths at hard
labour. Mr. Elliott, the magistrate, regretted that
he was not enabled to punish the prisoner more
severely.

THAMES.— COFFEE AND CHICORY. EXCISE
INFORMATION. —J osepit Wood, a grocer and
.tea-
dealer, of 37, High-street, Shadweil, appeared be-
fore Mr. Yartil.l7, to answer an information exhi-
bited by order of the Board of Inland Revenue,
and which charged him with having in his poeses
sion one ounce-weight of a certain roasted vegetable
substance other than coffee—to Wit, chicory—pre-

ir,iquare, keg. lqarmaduke

rHE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 7, 1857.

vat the younger, of Constable Burton, in the county of
York, Esq.

Borough of Tynemonth—William Sdaaw Lindsay, of
the city of London, Merchant and Shipowner.
Borough of Newark.upon-Trent—Henry Pelham
Alexander Pelham Clinton, commonly called Earl of
Lincoln ; John Handley, of the said borough, E<l.
Borough of Christchurch—John Edward Walcott,
Esq.
Town and Port of Hastings—Patrick Francis Robert-
son, of Hastings, Esq. ; Frederick North, of Hastings,
Esq.
City of Chichester—John Abel Smith, of Belgrave-
stinare, Esq. ; Henry George Charles Gordon Lennox,
commonly called Lord Henry George Charles Gordon
Lennox, of Portland-place, Middlesex.
Borough of Cheltenham—Captain Francis William
Fitzhardinge Berkeley.
Borough of Petersfield—Sir William George Hylton
Joliiffe, of Mersthatn, Surrey, Bart.
Borough of Devonport—Sir Thomas Erskine Perry,
of Eaton-place, Middlesex, lint. ; James Wilson, of
Hertford-street, Middlesex, Esq.

Borough of Walsall—Charles Forster, of Dean's-yard,
Westminster, Esq.
Borough of Woodstock—The Right Hon. John Win-
ston Spencer Churchill, commonly callei Marquis of
Blandford.

Borough of Droitwich—The Right Hon. Sir John
Somerset Pakington, Bart.
Borough of Carmarthen—David Morris, of the said
borough, EA.
Borough of Stamford—Sir Freleric Thesiger, of
Bryanston-square, Middlesex, Knt. ; Robert Talbot
Gascoyne Cecil, commonly called Lord Robert Talbot
Gascoyne Cecil, of Hatfield House, in the county of
Hertford.

Borough of Warwick—George William John Repton,
Esq. ; Edward Greaves, Esq.
Borough of Stroud—G. P. Scrope ; E. Oarsman.
Borough of Swansea—Lewis L. Dillwyn, of Hendre-
foilan, in the county of Glamorgan Esq.
Borough of Dorchetter—R. B. Sheridan, of Frampton,
Esq. ; Cowles Napier Sturt, of Moor Critchell, both
iu the county of Dorset, Esq.
Borough of Boston—Herbert Ingram, of Loudwater,
Rickmans worth, in the county of Hertford, Esq. ;
William Henry Adams, of Boston, EA.
Borough of Wakefield—John Charlesworth Dodgson
Charleswortb, of Hatfield Hall, Wakefield, Esq.
Borough of Bewdley—Sir Thomas Edward Winning-
ton, of Stanford, in the county of Worcester, Bart.
Borough of Great Grimsby—The Hon. Coarl-s Maude
Worsley Anderson Pelham, commonly called Lord
Worsley.
Borough of Dudley—Henry Brinsley Sheridan. Esq.
University of Oxford—The Right Hoo. William

Ewart Gladstone, of Christchurch, Master of Arts ;
Sir William Heathcote, ' Bart., of All Souls College,
D.C.L.
Borough of Malmesbury—Thomas Luce, of Malmes-
bury, Esq.
Town and Port of Rye—William Alexander Mackin-
non, of Hyde-park-place, Middlesex, Esq.
ity of Wells—The Right Hon. Wm. Goodenough
Hayter, of Hyde Park-terrace, Middlesex ; Edward
Hylton Jolliffe, of Merstham, in the county of Surrey,
Eeq.

of East Court House, Wiltshire, E q ; Allen Al xan-
der Bathurst, of Cirencester, E•q.
To a-r; and Port of. Sandwich—Edward Hugessen
Knutchbull Hug,ess.en, E q. ; Clarence Paget, coca-
monly called Lord Clarence Paget.
Borough of Scarborough —Sir John Vanden Bempde
Johnstone, of Hackness, Bart,. ; the Right Hon. Geo.
Augustus Constantine Phipps, commonly called Earl of
Mulgrave.
Borough of Blackburn—James Pi;kington; William
Henry Hornby, both of Blackburn, E,qs.
Borough of Reigate—William Hackblock, of Reigate,
Esq.
Borough of.A.shton-under-Lyne—Chas. Hindley, Esq.
Borough of Clither )e—John Turner Hopwood, of
Rock, Cliffs House, Blackburn, Esq.

Borough of Warrington—Gilbert 'Green&ll, Esq.
Borough of Lymiogton—William Alex. Mackinnon
the younger, Esq , of Gloucester-square, Middlesex ;
Sir John Rivett Carnac, Bart., of Warbourne, Hamp-
shire.

Borough of Macclesfield—John Brocklehurst, of H u rds-
field House, Macclesfield, Esq. ; Edward Christopher
Egerton, of Lowndes-. quare, Middlesex, Esq.
Town of Pooh—Henry Danby Seymour, Eeq. ; Geo.
Woodrooffe Franklyn, E3q.
Borough of Pembroke—Sir John Owen, Bart.

Borough of Bridgnorth—Henry Whitmore, of Sunni-
side ; Joon Pritchard, of Broseley, both in the county
of Salop, Esqs.
Borough of Leominster—Gathorne Hardy, of Eaton-
square, Middlesex, E q. ; John Pollard Willoughby, of
Westbourne-'errace, Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Birmingham—George Frederick Muntz,
Esq. ; William Scholelield, Eiq.
Borough of Malton—Tne Hon. Charles William
Wentworth Fitzwilliam ; James Brown, Esq.
Borough of Ashburton—George Moffatt, of Eaton-
square, in the county of Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Monmouth..7-Crawsbay Bailey, Esq._

City of Bath—Sir A. H. Elton, of Clevedon Court,
Somersetshire, Bart. ; Wm. Tite, of Lowndes•square,
Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Tiverton—John Heatl.coat. of Bo!ham, in
the parish of Tiverton, Esq. ; Henry John Viscount
PAmerston, of Broar!lauds, Hampshire.
Borough of New Radnor—The Right Hon. Sir G. C.
L3wis, Bart., Chancellor and Under Treasurer of her
Majesty's Excheqler.
Borough of Andover—Wm. Cubitt, of Penton Lodge,
Hampshire, Egq. ; the Hon. Dudley Francis Fortescue,
of Summerville, Waterford, Ireland.
Town of Newcastle-upon Tyne—George Ridley, of
Cha►lee-street, Berkeley-square, Middlesex, EN ; Thos.
Emerson Headlam, Esq., one of her Majesty's Counsel
Learned in the Law.

Borough of Calne-,-Major-General Sir Wm. Fenwick
Williams, Bart.
Town of Nottingham—John Walter, of Bearwood,
Berkshire, E-q.; Charles Paget, of Ruddiogton, Not-
tingham, Esq.
Borough of Lyme Regis—William Pinney, of Somer-
ton Erleigh, Sunersetshire, Esq.
Borough of Maldon—Thomas Sutton Western, of
Felix Hall, Essex, Esq. ; John Bromley Moore, of Aig-
barth, Lancashire.
Borough of Greenwich—Lieutenant-General Sir Wm.
John Codrington, of Eaton-square, Middlesex, K.C.B. ;
John Townsend, of Nelson-street, Greenwich, auctioneer.
Borough of Finsbury—Thomas Slingsby Doncombe,
Eel. ; William Cox, E-q.
Borough of Bury at. Edmunds—The Right Hon.
Frederick William Hervey, commonly called Earl
Jermyn, of Ickwortb, Suffolk ; Joseph Alfred Hard-
castle, of Writtle, Esq.
Borough of Ripon—John Ashley Warre, of Lowndes-
square, Middlesex, Esq. ; John Greenwood, of Swar-
eh& Hall, Yorkshire, Eiq.
B wough of Shrewsbury—George Toroline, of Riby
grove, Lincolnshire, E:q. ; Robert Aglionby Slaney,
of Walford Manor, Shropshire, Esq.
Borough of Stockport.—James Kershaw, of Victoria-
park, Lancashire, Esq. ; John Benjamin Smith, of
Westbourne terrace, Middlesex, Esq.
• Borough of the Tower Hamlets.—Acton S. Ayrton,
of Grafton-street, Bond-street, Middlesex, Esq. ; C M.
Butler, of Cszenoves, Upper Clanton, Middlesex, E q.
Town of Kingston-upon Hull.—James Clay, of Mon-
tague-square, Middlesex, Esq. ; Anthony Ashley
Cooper, commonly called Lord Ashley.
City of Lichfield—The Honourable Alfred Henry

City of Hereford—H.M. 'Clifford, of Lla-u-tilio eves-
eeny, Monmouthshire, Esq. ; George Clive, of Cavan-
diih-square, in the county of Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of W h.tehaven—R. C. Hildyard, of the
Manor House, Callerston' Leweston, Dorsetshire, Esq.
Borough of Es't Retford—Tne Right Hon. G. E. A.
M. Arundell, Viscount Galway ; F. J. S. Foljambe,
of Blerton, in the county of Nottingham, Esq.
Borough of New Windsor—William Vansittart, of
St. James's-street, Westminster, Esq. ; Charles Wm.
Grenfell, of Cheshatn-place, Middlesex. Esq.
RJrough of Thetford—The Hon. Francis Baring, of
Buckingham House, Norfolk ; Henry Fitzroy, com-
monly called Earl of Euston.

Borough of Cardigan—E lward Lewis Pryse, of Gog-
erddan, Cardiganshire, Lq.
Borough of Cockermouth—John Steel, of Derwent
Bank, Cumberland ; Richard Sonthwell Bourke, com-
monly called Lori Naas, of Palmerstown, Naas, Ireland.
City of New Sarum—Major General Edward Perry

Buckley, of New Hall, in the county of Wilts; Matthew
Henry Marsh, of Welbury Park, in the said county of
Wilts, Esq.
Borough of Cardiff—Lieut.•Colonel 'James Frederick
Dudley Crichton Stuart, of Whitehall-place, in the city
of Westminster.
Borough of Wolverhampton—The Right Hon. Chas.
Pelham Villiers ; Thos. Thorneley, Esq.
Borough of Whitby—Robert Stephenson, Esq.
Borough of Bradford—Henry Wickham, of Kirklees,
in the county of York, RA ; .Major• General Thorbas
Perronet Thompson, of Blackheath, in the county of
1 Kent.

Paget, commonly called Lord Alfred Henry Paget; the
Honourable Dudley Francis Stuart Rydee, commonly
called Viscount Saudon.
Borough of Totnes—The Honourable George Hay,
commonly called Earl of Gifford ; Thomas Mills, of
Tolmers, Hertfordshire, Esq.
Borough of Tbirsk—Sir William Payne Gallwey, of
Thirkleby Park, Yorkshire.
B nough of Altrthyr Tidvil—Henry Austin Bruce, Esq.
Borough of Chatham—Sir John Mark Frederic
Smith, Knt.
Borough of Liskeard—Rtlph William Grey, of Chip-
chase Park, Northumberland. Esq.
Borough of Bridgwater—Chad. John Kemevs Tynte,

Borough of Brecon—John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins,
of Pennoyre, in the county of Brecon, Esq.
Borough of Wenlock—The Right Hon. George Cecil
Weld Forester; James Manes Gaskell, of Thornes
House, in the county of York, Esq.
Borough of Kendal—George Carr Glyn, Esq.
Borough of Wilton—Edmund Antrobus, of Ames-
bury, in the county of Wilt% Esq.
Borough of Westbury—Sir Massey Lopes, of Marie-
tow, in the county of Devon, Bart. •
Borough of Eye—Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison, of
Brome Hall, Suffolk, Bart.

City of Carlisle— William Nicholson Hodgson, Esq. ;
the Right Hon. Sir James R. G. Graham, Bart.
City of Exeter—Edward,Divett, Esq. ; Richard Som-
mers Gard, Esq.

Borough of Morpeth—The Right Hon. Sir G. Grey,
of Falloden, Northumberland, Bart.
City of Bristol—The Hon. Francis H. F. Berkeley,
of Victoria-square, Westminster ; William H. Gore
Langton, of Clifton, in the city of Bristol, Esq.
through of King's Lynn—The Hon. Edward Henry
Stanley, commonly called Lord Stanley ; John Henry
Gurney, of Cattern Hall, Norwich, Esq.
City of Canterbury—The Hon. Henry Butler John-
stone; the Right Hon. Sir W. M. Somerville, Bart.
Borough of Knaresborough—Basil Thomas Woodd,
of Conyngham House, Knaresborough, Esq. ; Thomas
Collins, jun., of Knaresborough, Esq.
City of Peterborough—The Hon George Wentworth
Fitz william ; Thomas Hankey, Esq.
Borough of Halifax—Frank Crossley, Esq., of Halifax;
the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., of Hick.
leton Hall, Yorkshire.
Borough of Grantham—The Hon. Frederick James
Tollemache and William Earle Welby,
Borough of Truro—Augustus Smith, of Tresoo Abbey,
Scilly Isles, Esq. ; Edward William Brydges Willyams,
of Truro, Esq.
Borough of Arundel—The Right Hon. Edward Geo.
Fitzalan Howard, commonly called Lord Edward Geo.
Fitaslan Howard.

Borough of Derby —Michael Thomas Bass, of Byrkley
Lodge, Stafforlshire, Esq. ; Samuel Beale, of Russell.
square, London, merchant.

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of Sussex-square, Brighton, Sussex, Esq. ; Alexander
William Kinglake, of Duke.street, St. James's, West-
minster, E,q.
City of Rochester—Philip Wykeham Martin, Esq. ;
John Alexander Kinglake, Esq.
Borough of Sheffield—obo Arthur Roebuck, of Ash-
ley-place, Pimlico, Middlesex, Esq. ; George Hadfield,
of Victoria Park, Manchester, Esq.
Town of Haverfordwest—John Henry Phillipps, Esq.
Borough of Cricklade—John Neeld, of Grittleton,
Wiltshire, Esq. ; Ambrose L. Goddard, of the Lawn,
Swindon, Wiltshire, Esq.
Borough of Weymouth and Me!combo Regis—William
Lockyer Freestun, Esq. ; J. Campbell, Esq.
Borough of Newport (Isle of Wight)—Charles Man-
gle., of Poyle Park, Surrey, Esq. ; Charles Buxton, of
Grosvenor-crescent, B4grave-square, London, Esq.
Borough of Huddersfield—Eiward Akroyd, of Bank
Field, Halifax, Yorkshire, E-4q.
Borough of Leicester—John Biggs, of Knighton,
Leicestershire, Esq. ; John Dove Harris, of Ratcliffe on
the Wreake, Leicestershire, Esq.
Borough of Frotne—Donald Nieoll, of Park-lane,
Hyde-park, Middlesex, El.
Borough of Great Marlow—Thomas Peers Williams,
of Temple Mouse, Bisham, Berkshire; Col. Browclow
William Knox, of Wilton-crescent, Middlesex.

'City of Winchester—John Bonham. Carter, Esq.; Sir
James Buller East, Bart.

Borough of Lewes—The Right Hon. Henry Fitzßoy,
of Upper Grosvenor-street, Middlesex ; the Hon.
Henry Boaverie William Brand, of Glynde, in the
county of Sussex.
Borough of Beverley-.—The Hon. William Henry
Forester Denison, of Grimson, in the county of York ;
Edward Auchmuty Glover, of Grosvenor-square, Lon-
don, Esq.
Borough of St. Ives—Henry Paull, of Devonshire-
place, in the county of Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Evesham—Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby,
of Brook-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, Bart. ;
Edward Holland, of Dumbleton Hall, in the county of
Gloucester, Esq.
City of Chester—Hugh Lupus, Earl Grosvenor ;
Enoch Gibbon Salisbury, Eici.
Borough of Bric4port—Thomas Alexander Mitchell,
Esq. ; Kirkman Daniel Hodgson, Esq.
Borough of Banbury—Henry William Tancred, E q.
Town and Port of Dover—Ralph Osborne, E'q., of
Newtown Anner, Mime], Tipperary ; Sir William
Russell, Bart., of Charton Park, Gloucestershire.
Borough of Midhurst—Samuel Warren, Esq., one of
her Majesty's Counsel learned in the Law.
Borough of Tewkesbury—The Hon. Frederick Lygon,
of Madresfitld Court, Worcestershire; John Martin, of
Berkeley-square Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Kidderminster—Tho Right Hon. Robert
Lowe, of Lowndes-square, Middlesex.
Borough of Marlborough—The Right Honourable
Ernest Augustus ChafFm Brudenell Bruce, commonly
called L:,rd Ernest Bruce ; Henry Bingham Bruce,
Esq.

ihrough of Carnarvon—Wm. B. Hughes, E q.
Borough of Montgomery—David Pugh, Esq.
torough of Plymouth—Robert Parrett Collier, of
Eaton-place West, Middlesex, Esq. ; James White, of
Rochester House, Little Ealing, Middlesex, Esq.
Town and Port of Iythe—Sir John William Rams-
den, of Bynum, Yorkshire, Bart.
University of Cambridge—The Right Hon. Spencer
Horatio -Walpole, Master of Arts ; Loftus Totten-
ham Wigram, Esq., Master of Arts.
B,-,rough of Taunton—The Right Hon, Henry Labou-
chore Arthur EN.
Borough of Launceston—The Hon. (Tontine William
Percy, of Cadcgan-place, Middlesex.
Borough of Pot,tefract—,Richard Monokton Milnes,
; William Wood, Esq.
Borough of Guildford—Ross Donnelly Mangles, of
Woodbridge ; William Bovill, of Worplesion Lodge,
both in the county of Surrey, Esqs.
Borough of Great Yarmouth William Torrens
AlTiailagh, of Cadogan-place, Middlesex; Edward Wm.
VVatkin, of Timperley, Chester, railway director.
Borough of Ipswich---Jobe CSevalier Cobbold, of
Ipswich, Esq. ; Hugh Edward Adair, of Chesterfield-
s:reet, Mayfair, Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Stafford—John Ayshford Wise, of Clay-
ton Hall, Staffordshire, Esq. ; Charles John Talbot
commonly called Viscount Ingeatre, of Tixall, Stafford.

Borough of Colchester—Taverner John Miller, 01
Streatham, Surrey, Esq.; John Gordon Rebow, of
Wivenhoe-park, Eqseir.
B)rough of Whran—Francis Sharp Powell, Esq., of
Wigan ; Henry Woods, EN , of Wigan.
Borough of Salford—William Nathaniel Massy,

Borough of Northallerton—William Battle Wright-
son, of Cusworth Hail, Yorkshire, E.q
Borough of Hel.ton—Charles Truelnan Esq.
Borough of Peoryn—Thomas George Baring, of
Halkin-street West, Esq. Samuel Gurney, of Carshal-
ton. Surrey, Eqq.
Borough of Cirencester—Joseph Randolph Mullings,

Upper Wimpole-street, Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Liverpool—Thomas Berry Horsfall, of
Millbank House, West Derby, Lancashire. Esq. ;
Joseph Christopher Ewart, of New Brighton, Wallasey,
Cheshire, Esq.
Borough of Lancaster—Samuel Gregson. of Upper
Harley-street, Middlesex, Esq. ; William James Gar-
nett, of Bleasdale Tower, Lancashire, Esq.
Borough of Beaumaris—The Hon. William Owen
Stanley, of Penrhos, Anglesey.
Borough of Aylesbury—Thomas Tyringham Bernard,
Esq. ; Sir Richard Bothell, got.
City of London—Sir James Duke, Bart. ; Lionel
Nathan de Rothschild, commonly called Baron Lionel
Nathan de Rothschild ; the Right Hon. John Russell,
commonly called Lord John Russell ; Robert Wigram
Crawford, Esq.
Borough of Lambeth—William Roupell, Esq. ; Wil-
liam Williams, Esq.
Borough of Reading—Francis Pigott, Esq. ; Henry
Singer Keating, Esq.
Borough of Portsmouth—Sir Tames Dalrymple Horn
Elphinstone, of Horn and Logie Elphiostone, Aber-
deenshire, Bart ; the Right Hon. Sir Francis Thornhill
Baring, of Stratton Park, Hampshire, Bart.
City of Worcester—William Laslett, Esq. ; Osman
Ricardo, Esq.
City of Westminster—Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy
Evans, G.C.8., and Sir John Villiers Shelley, Bart.
Borough of Marylebone—The Right Hon. Sir Ben-
jamin Hall, of Llanover, in the county of Monmouth,
Bart. ; and the Hon. Hugh Fortescue, commonly called
Viscount Ebrington, of Castle Hill in the county of
Devoe.
Borough of Chippenham—Lieut.-Colonel Henry Geo.
Bolder° ; Robert Parry Nisbet, Esq.
Borough of Devizes—Simon Watson Taylor, of Erch-
font, Wiltshire, Esq. ; Christopher Darby Griffith, of
Padworth, Berkshire,
Borough of Chepping Wycombe—Sir George Henry
Dash wood, Bart. ; Martin Tucker Smith, E-q.
Borough of Flint—Sir John Hamer, of Bettisfield,
Flintshire, Esq.
Borough. of Honiton—Joseph Locke, of towndes-
square, Middlesex, Esq. ; Archibald Henry Plantagenet
Stuart Stuart Wortley, of Charles-street, Berkeley•
square, Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Waliioford—Richard Malins, of Lowndes-
square, Middlesex, Esq.
Town of Southampton—Brodie M.Trhie Wilcox, of
Portman-square, Middlesex, E•q, ; Thomas Matthias
Weguelin, of Geldings, Hertfordshire, Esq.
Borough of Huntiogdon—Major-General Jonathan
Peel, of Marble hill, Middlesex ; Thomas Baring, of
Norman'is-court, Hampshire, E-q.
Borough of Shaftesbury.—George Grenfell Glynn, E4q.
Borough of Stoke-npon-Trent—William Taylor Cope-
land, Esq.; John Lewis Ricardo, Esq.
City of Coventry—The Right Hon. Edward Ellice, of
Arlington-street, London ; Sir Joseph Paxton, of Rock-
hills, Sydenham, Kent, got.
Borough of Horsham—William Robt. Seymour Vesey
Fitzgerald, of Holbrook, Sussex, Esq.
Borough of Northampton.—The Right Hon. Robert
Vernon Smith, of Farming Woods, Northamptonshire ;
Charles Gilpin, of Moorgate-street, London' .Esq.
Borough of Brighton—Rear-Admiral Sir Brooke
Peobell; of Castle Goring, Sussex; William Conyngbam,
of Brighton, Sussex, E iq. •
City of York.—John George Smyth, of Heath Hall,
Wakefield, Yorkshire, Esq. ; Joshua Pr,ctor Brown,
Westhead, of Lea Castle, Worcestershire, EAci.
Borough of New Shoreham—Sir Charles Merick Bur-
rell, Bart. ; the Hon. Alexander Francis Charles Gordon
Lennox, commonly called Lord Alexander Gordon

Lennox. •
Borough of Bodwin—The Honourable John Crarich
Walker Vivian, of G!yn, Cirnwall ; James Wyld, of
Manor House, Regent's. park, London, Esq.
Borough of Denbigh—Townshend Mainwaring, of
GalHaw', Denbighshire, Esq.
City of Lincolo—Gervaiso Tottenham Waldo Sib-
thorp, of Can wick, Lincolnshire, Esq. ; George Fieschi
Heneage, of Haintou, Lincolnshire, EA-1.
Borough of Bedford—Sainuel Whitbread, Esq. ; Thu-
mag B:trnard, Eeq.
City of Durham—William Atherton, of the Inner
Temple, London, Esq. ; John Robert Mowbray, of
Cambridge,:quare, Hyde-park, Middlesex, Esq.
Borough of Hertford—The Right Hon. William Fran-
cis Cowper ; Sir Walter Miuto Townsend Farquhar,
Bart.
Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme—Samuel Christy,
of Park-street, Westminster, Esq ; William Jackson,
of the Manor (louse, Claughton, Esq.
Borough of Ludlow—Colonel the Honourable Percy
Egerto.i Herbert, of Powi• Castle, Montgomeryshire ;
Beriali Botfield, of Norton Hall, Northamptonshire, and
D•cker Hill and Hopton Court, Shropshire, Esq.
Borough of Tavistock.—The Honourable George
Henry Charles Byng ; Sir John Salusbury Trelawny,
Bart.
Borough of South Shields.—Robert Ingham, of
Westoe, Durham, Esq.
Borough of Sunderland.—Henry Fenwick, of Soutb

Hill, Durham, El ; Q-oorgo limbon, of Whitby, Ycrk.
shire, E q:
B ~f Daxt, nou,h—JAmr-4 E q.

Bor,ng of I:)'€.st Gr, oird, of 11.1-
grave ;.quare, ;`,lt q. ; Riclrard As,httou
Cross, of Iltrcourt•hurYing4. iilid,lle eB, E,q.
City of SVla;:orestn—Sir John Potter, YLut. ; James
Aspinall Turner, Esq.
City of Oxford—James Efaughton Langston, EA. ;
Charles Neate,
Borough of Harwich—Jahn Bagsba,v, Esq., of Cliff
House, Dovercourt, Essex; George Drought Warburton,
Esq., of Henley Eiou e, Frant, Sussex.
Borough of Cambridge—Kenneth Macaulay, Esq. ;
Andrew Steuart, Esq.
Borough of Abingdon—John Thos. Norris, of Sutton
C• irtney, Berkshire, Esq.
Borough of Oldham—John Morgan Cobbetr, of
Stunner-terrace, Brampton, Middlesex, EA. ; James
Platt, of Hartfort House, Oldham, Lancashire,
Borough of Bury —Robert Needham Philips, of the
Park, Prestwich-cum-Oldham, Lancashire, Esq.
Borough of Wareham—Joan Hales CA!craft, of Hernp•
ston Dorsetshire, E-q.

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Througli of Gata•ihead—William Hutt, of Dur-
ham. E,q.

Borough of Bolton—William Gray, of Wheatfiel 1,
Bolton, ; Joseph Crook, of Chamber Hall, Bi--
ton, E•q.
Borough of Southwark—Vice-Admiral Sir Charles
Napier, of Murchi6toa Hail, Hamp:hire, ; J,h!,
Locke, of C,l,st,r-ptreet, BAgrave,quare,
Master of Arts, atrrister.at-La,w.
SCOTLAND.

C3unty of lladdington—The Hon. Francis \Vamps
Charteris.

County of Bute—The Right Hon. James Stlan

County of Linlithgow—George Dundas, jun., of
Dunda., Esq.
C of Banff—The IZiAt Hon. James Earl of Fife.

County of E Henry Walter Mon-
tagu ; Douglas Scott, commonly called Earl of Dalkeith.
County of Invern4s,.—Henry James Emilie, Esq., of
Letterfinl4y._

County of Forfar.—Adam Duncan Haldane, com-
monly called Viscount Duncan.
C.mbined counties of Clackmannan and Kinross—
Witlimn Hugh Eliot, commonly called Viscount
MeNund.

county of Dumfries—John James Hope Johnstone,
lE,q., of Annandale.. . _

County of Selkirk—Allan Eliott Lockhart,
of Borthwickt:rae.

County of Peebles—Sir Graham Graham Mont-
gomery, of Stanhope, Bart.
County of Renfrew—Sir Michael Robert Sbaw
Stewart, of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart.
County of Fife.—John Fergus, of Strathore, Fife-
shire, El.
County of Stirling—Peter Blackburn, of Killearn,
Esq.
County of Kincardine—Gen. the Hon. Hugh Arbuth-
nott, of Hatton.

County of Roxhurgh—The Hon. John Edmund Elliot,
of Belses, Roxhurghshire.
Combined Counties of Elgin and Nairn--Charles
Lennox Cumming Bruce, Esq., of Roseislo and Kin-
naird.
Combined Counties of Ross and Cromarty—Sir Jas.
Matheson, of the Lewis, Bart.
C ,unty of Aberdeen—The Hon. George John James
Gordon, commonly called Lord Haddo.
County of Berwick.—The Hon. Francis Scott, re-
siding at Mertoun House.
County of Dumbarton.—A. Sinollett, of Bonhill, Esq.
County of Argyle.—A. S. Fielay, Esq., of Castleto ward
County of Wigtown —Sir A. Agnew, of Lochna.w, Bart.
County of Ayr.—Patrick James Herbert Crichton
Stuart, commonly called Lord James Stuart.
County of Perth—Wilbant Stirling. Esq , of Keir.
Giunty of Orkney and Shetland—Frederick Dundas,
Esq., of Hanover-equare, London.
County of Lanark—Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke,
Bart , of Crawford.
County of Caithness—George Traill, of Ratter, Esq.
Town of Paisley—Archibald Hastie, Esq., Merchant
in Lond,.n.
Town of Greenock—Alexander Murray Dunlop, Esq.,
of Corsock.
Bor3ugh of Rochdale—Sir Alexander Ramsay, of
Balmain, Kincardineshire, Bart.
Kirkcaldy Di-trict of Burghs.—Robert Ferguson, of
Raith, Esq.
St. Andrew's District of Burghs. Edward Ellice,
jun., of London Esq.
Linlithgow District of Burghs.—Jaynes Merry, Esq.,
Merchant in Glasgow.
Wigtown District of Burghs—Sir William Dunbar, of
Mochrum, Bart.
District of Burghs of Inverness—Alex. Matheson, of
Ardross, Ross-shire, Esq.
District of Burghs of Elgin—George Skene Duff,
Esq., of Milton.
City of Aberdeen.—Colonel William Henry Sykes.
Town of Berwick-upon Tweed—John Stapleton, of
Berwick Hill, Northumberland, E,q. ; Dudley Coutts
Marjoribanks, of Upper Brook-street, Middlestx, Esq.
Kilmarnock District of Burghs—The Hon. Edward
Pleydell Bouverie.
Leith District of Burghs—The Right Hon. James
Moncreiff, Lord Advocate of Scotland.

Town of Perth—The Hon. Arthur Fitz Gerald Kin
naird.

Borough of Leeds—The Right Hon. Matthew Talbot
Baines, of Queen's•square, Westminster ; Robert Hall,
of Dean's-yard, Westminster, E,q.
Stirling District of Burghs—Sir James Anderson, of
Glasgow, Kr.t.
Montrose District of Burghs—William Edward Bax-
ter, merchant, Dundee. _

City of Edinburgh—Charles Cowan, Esq., Paper
Manufacturer, Edinburgh ; Adam Black, Esq., Book-
seller, Ed in burgh.
Dumfries District of Burghs.—William Ewart, Req.,
of Cambridge-square, London.
Town of Dundee.—Sir John Ogilvy, of Inverqubarity,
Bart.
Ayr District of Burghs.—Edward Henry Craufurd,
younger, of Authenames.
Stewartry of Kirkcudbright—James islackie, Esq., o
Bongaly.
Haddington District of Burgos—Sir Henry Robert
Fergusson Davie, Bart., of Creedy.
City of Glasgow—Walter Buchanan ; Robert Did.
gli'h, Merchants, in Glasgow.
Wick District of Burghs—The Hon. John Hay, corn
monly called Lord John Hay, Post Captain in the Roya
Navy.