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The Mayor of Birmingham, accompanied by Aldermen
Scholefield and Muntz—Address from the Mayor, Aldermen,
and Burgesses of the borough of Birmingham, on the birth of
a Prince of Wales. The above were presented by Mr.
Scholefield, M.P.
The Lord Provost of the city of Edinburgh—Addresses from
the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of the city of
Edinburgh, the Dean of Guild, and Guild Brethren, and the
Inhabitants of Edinburgh, congratulating her Majesty on the
birth of an Neir Apparent to the Throne.
The Mayor of Weymouth—An address of congratulation.
The Mayor was presented by Lord Villiers.
The Mayor of Plymouth, accompanied by Lord Ebringson
and Mr. Gill—An address of congratulation from the inha-
bitants on the birth of a Prince of Wales.
. The Mayor of Scarborough—Two addresses of congratula-
tion on the birth of a Prince of Wales. The Mayor presented
by Sir John Johnstone.
Mr. R. Watkins, Mayor of Arundel, and a deputation of
the Town-council—An address of congratulation upon the
birth of the Prince of Wales.
Mr. B. P. Witts, Prime Warden, and Mr. J. Weston,
Renter Warden of the Fishmongers' Company—An address
from the Fishmongers' Company. The Wardens were pre-
sented by the Duke of Sussex.
Mr. Peter Dickson' Mayor of Southampton, accompanied
by Mr. Le Feuvre and Mr. Newman—Address of c mgratula-
lion from the Inhabitants of the borough of Southampton on
the auspicious birth of the Prince of Vales. Mr. Dickson
and Mr. Le Feuvre were presented by Sir James Graham.
Mr. Newman by the Earl of Erroll.
Mr. Sowerby, Mayor of Gateshead—An address of congra-
tulation from the Corporation of Gateshead. Mr. Sowerbv
was presented by Lord Worsley.
Mr. George Clarke and Mr. Oswald Milne—An address of
congratulation from about 14,000 of the inhabitants of the
town of Manchester on the birth of the Prince of Wales.
Mr. Milne was presented by Lord F. Egerton.
Mr. William Allan, President of the Royal Scottish Aca-
demy of Painting, and Mr. D. 0. Hill, Secretary.. An ad-
dress of congratulation from the Academy on the birth of the
Prince of Wales. Mr. Allan and Mr. Hill were presented by
the Duke of Argyle.
Mr. Sheppard, M.P., Mr. G. W. Sheppard, and a deputa-
tion from the borough of Frome—A congratulatory address to
her Maje
ar d, sty. Mr. G. W. Sheppard was presented by Mr.
Shepp M.P.
Dr. Bowring—A memorial signed by 16,128 inhabitants of
Bolton, praying for the removal of the present Ministers, and
the nomination of others ;Oro are friendly to the requirements
of the People's Charter.
Mr. Thomas Fuller, High Constable of Brighton, and Cap-
tain Pechell, R.N., M.P. for the borough—An address front
the Inhabitants of Brighton, on the birth of the Prince of Wales.
Mr. Townshend Mainwaring, M.P.—A congratulatory ad-
dress from the Inhabitants of Denbigh.
The Mayor of Ripon and Mr. Alderman Horn—An address
of congratulation from the Corporation of Ripon. The Mayor
and Alderman were presented by Sir James Graham,
Mr. Vernon Smith, M.P., and Mr. Raikes Currie, M.P.--
An address of congratulation from the Town-council of North-
ampton.
Mr. Mackinnon, M.P.—An address of congratulation from
the Western Highlands.
Mr. David Morris, M.P.—Addresses of congratulation on
the birth of the Prince of Wales, from the Inhabitants of Car-
marthen, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the
Carmarthen district.
Mr. Binney, Mayor of Halifax, Nova Scotia—An address of
congratulation on the birth of the Prince of Wales, from the
Corporation, Halifax. The Mayor was presented by Lord
Stanley.
Mr. Richard Aubrey, Mayor of Swansea—An address of con-
gratulation from the Corporation, and one from the Inhabitants
of Swansea, on the birth of the Prince of Wales. The Mayor
was presented by Lord James Stuart.
The Duke of Beaufort—An address of congratulation from
Gloucester.
Mr. Thomas Newland Allen, late High Sheriff of Bucks—
An address from the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry, and
other Inhabitants of the county of Buckingham, congratulating
her Majesty on the birth of an Heir Apparent to the Throne.
The Duke of Wellington, master, Captain Sir J. H. Pelly,
Bart., deputy-master, Captain Rees, warden, and Mr. Her-
bert, secretary—An address of congratulation from the Cor-
poration of Trinity House, London, on the birth of the Prince
of Wales.
Mr. William Cortield, Mayor—Address of congratulation,
from the Corporation and Inhabitants of Penryn, Cornwall.
The Mayor presented by Lord Eliot, M.P.
Mr. Bernard Austin, Mayor (by Lord Eliot)—Address of
congratulation from the mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, and In-
habitants of the borough of Liskeard.
Mr. J. Hornbrook Gill, High Sheriff, presented by Lord
Elio., and accompanied by Sir C. Lemon, Bait., M.P., Mr.
W. Rashleigh, jun., M.P., and the Rev. W. Gill, Chaplain of
the High Sheriff.,—Address from the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,
and Inhabitants of the county of Cornwall.
Mr. Warren, Mayor—Address from the Mayor arid Corpo-
ration ; and Mr. E. Vivian, M.P.—Address from the Inhabi-
tants of Truro.
Mr. E. Poole, Mayer, Mr. E Rice, M.P., Mr. R. Court,
Aldermen, and Messrs. Payne and Seward—Address of con-
gratulation from the Corporation of Dover.
Right Hon. Charles D'Eyncourt—Address from the Mayor
and Corporation of Louth.
Sir John Henry Peily, Bart., Governor, and Mr. William
Cotten, Deputy-Governor—Address from the Governor and
Company of the Bank of England.
Mr. Owen, Mayor (presented by Sir R. B. Phillips, M P.)
—Address from Haverfordwest.
Mr. Bulkeley, accompanied by Mr. Pusey, Mr. R. Palmer,
M.P., Rev. J. Hitchings, and Mr. C. Lane—Address from
the county of Berks.
Mr. Barry Baldwin, M.P. accompanied by Mr. T. Shore,
Mayor, Mr. W. D. Taunton, Mayor, and Mr. C Webber,
Magistrate and Councillor—Address from the Inhabitants of
Totnes.
Mr. Sotheron and Mr. Heneage—Address from the Inhabi-
tnits of Devizes.
Mr. Jeremiah Smith, Mayor, accompanied by Mr. Curteis,
M.P., Mr. H. Brezler, and Mr. E. N. Dawes—Address
from Rye.
Mr. W. J. Welsh, Mayor, accompanied by Mr. Blakemore,
M.P.—Address from the city of Wells and its vicinity.
Rev. Joseph Ditcher (presented by Sir J. Graham)—Ad-
dress from the Archdeacon, the Rural Deans, and Clergy of the
Archdeaconry of Wells.
Mr. John Shalt, Leigh, Mayor, Messrs. J. Holmes and
Thomas Sands, Councillors (presented by Viscount Sandon,
M.P. ), accompanied by Sir H. Douglas—Address from the
Corporation and Inhabitants of Liverpool.
Lord Sandon—Address from the IVelsh Inhabitants of Li-
verpool.
Mr. Russell, late High Sheriff (I resented by the Bishop)—
Address from the Nobility, Clergy, and Freeholders of the
county of Durham.
Mr. Bramwell, Mayor—Address from the city of Durham.
Biihop of Durham—Addresses from the Bishop, Archdeacon,
and Clergy of the diocese; and also from the Warden, Mas-
teri, and Scholars of the University of Durham.
Mr. Howard, Mayor, accompanied by Sir G. Staunton,
Bart., M. P.—Address from Portsmouth.
The Duke of Rutland, accompanied by Mr. Mitchell, late
High Sheriff (presented by the Duke)—Address from the No-
bility, Gentry, Clergy, and Inhabitants of the county of
Leicester.

Mr. Joseph Marshall, late High Sheriff, Mr. R. J. Eaton,
M.P., and Mr. J. E. Marshall, late Under-Sheriff) pre-
sented by Lord Godolphin)--Address from the Nobility,
Gentry,: Clergy, and Inhabitants of the counties of Cambridge
and Huntingdon, and the Isle of Ely.
Mr. George Fisher, Mayor, Mr. J. Deighton, Alderman,
Rev. C. U. Barry, Chaplain, and Mr. C. P. Harris, Town-
clerk (presented by Lord Godolphin, High Steward)—Ad-
dress from the ,1.,4y0r, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the bo-
rough of Cambridge.
Mr. Bulpett, Mayor, accompanied by Mr. C. Balky (pre-
sented by Mr. East, M.P. )—Address from Winchester.
Mr. W. E, Elkins, Mayor, accompanied by Mr. Cooper,
Alderman, the Hon. G. C. Norton, Recorder, and Messrs. J.
-Weide and Livesay, Councillors (presented by Lord Grantley,
High Stevard)—Address from the Corporation and Inha-
bitants of Guilford.
Marquis of Downshire, Lord Lieutenant, Marquis of Lon-
donderry, Custos Rotulorum, Earl of Hillsborough, M.P., and
Mr. Perceval Maxwell, late High Sheriff (presented by Lord
Londonderry)—Address from the county of Down.
Mr. Edward Breeze, late High Sheriff (presented by Sir J.
Walsh)—Address from the county of Radnor.
The Marquess of Granby—A dutiful and loyal address from
the inhabitants of the borough of Stamford, on the birth of
the Prince of Wales.

The Marquis of 'Londonderry—A congratulatory address
from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Corporation of Stockton-on-
Tees, on the birth of the Prince of Wales.

The Eail of Caodor—An address of congratulation from the
Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the borough of
Nairn, on the birth of an Heir Apparent to the Throne.
The Earl of Elgin—The loyal and congratulatory address of
the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
The Bishop of Lincoln—Addresses of congratulation from
the Bishops, Archdeacons, and Clergy of the dioceses of Exe.
ter and Lincoin, on the birth of the Prince of Wales.

Viscount Marsham—Address from the Mayor, Aldermen
and Burgesses of Tenterden, on the birth of a Prince.
Mr. Stringer, Mayor of Macclesfield, Mr. Alderman
Wright, and Mr. Councillor Dod—Address of congratulation
from Macclesfield on the birth of the Prince of Wales. The

- •• - deputation was pr sented by Mr. Tattoo Egerton, M.P. --
slr. Dobbs, Sheriff for the county of Antrim—A congratu-
latory address from that county on the birth of the Prince of
Wales. Mr. Dobbs was presented by Mr. Irving, M. P.
Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for St. Christopher—Ad-
dresses of congratulation on the birth of the Prince of Wales
from her Majesty's:Council and the Legislative Assembly of
St. Christopher, in the West Indies.
Sir George Stephen—Address of congratulation from the
Town of Princess It isborough.
Sir Richard Hunter, late Sheriff for Sussex— A county ad-
dress of congratulation upon the birth of the Prince of Wales.
Mr. Rice Clayton, M.P.—Address of congratulation from
the borough and hundreds of Aylesbury.
Mr. Robert Welham Clarke, Mayor of Beccles, accompa-
nied by William Crowfoot, M.D., the late Mayor—Address of
congratulation on the birth of the Prince of Wales. Messrs.
Clarke and Crowfoot were presented by Sir C. Brooke Vere,
Bart., M.P.
Mr. Hampden—Address of congratulation on the birth of
the Prince of Wales, from the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, In-
habitants, and Visitors of the Royal Leamington Spa, in the
county of Warwick.
Mr. F. T. Foljambe, Mayor of East Retford—An address.
Mr. Foljambe was presented by the Earl of Rosslyn.
Mr. blewitt, M.P.—Addresses of congratulation on the birth
of a Prince of Wales, from the Mayor and Inhabitants of Mon-
mouth and Newport, Monmouthshire.
Mr. Thomas Thompson, Mayor of Hull—Addresses of con-
gratulation from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Hull,
and
from the Bhrgesses of Hull. The Mayor was presented by
Lord Worsley.
Lord Worsley—Address of congratulation from the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Citizens of Lincoln.
. Hon. Francis Scott, M:P.—Addresses of congratulation from
the county
of Roxburgh, the burgh of Jedburgh, and the burgh
of Hayrick.

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leinnington—Address of congratulation from the
Bey.
Sir John Seale, and Mr. Stafford Carey, Recorder of Dart-
mouth A ddrest eS of congratulation from the Mayor and Town-
council, also from the Inhabitants of the borough.
Mr. Richard Lanyon, jun., M.D., Mayor of Lostwithiel—
Address of congratulation from the Corporation and Inhabitants
of the borough of Lostuithiel, in the county of Cornwall. The
Mayor was presented by Lord Eliot.
Rev. William Hawks, Mayor of Saltash—Addresses of con-
gratulation from the Corporation, and from the Inhabitants of
the borough of Saltash. The Mayor was presented by Lord
Eliot.
Rey. Philip Lewis—Address of congratulation from the parish
of Kew. The Mayor was presented by his Royal Highness the

Duke of Cambridge.
Archdeacon Wilberforce—Addresses of congratulation on the
birth of the Prince of Wales, and satisfaction at the King of
Prussia's attendance as sponsor, frcii the Archdeacon and

Clergy of the Archdeaeonry of Surrey.
Venerable Archdeacon Wilberforce and Dr. Quarrier—Ad-
dress of congratulation from the Inhabitants of the borough of
Gosport and parish of Alverstoke.
Sir John De Veulle, Bailiff of Jersey—Address of congratu-
lation from the state of Jersey.
Dean of Salisbury—Address of congratulation from the Dean
and Chapter of Salisbury.