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Mr. J. Fetherstone Lowry, by the *Right Hon. H. J. Lowry
Corry, M.P. '
Mr. Young, her Majesty's Consul at Jerusalem, on returning
to his ost. by the Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. S. Burdett, Coldstream Guards, on appointment, by
Colonel Walton
Mr. S. Beale, Mayor of Birmingham, by Joshua Scholefield,
Esq.. M.P.
Mr. Milnes Gaskell, M. P., en his appointment as a Lord of the
Treasury, by Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Pembert n, on his appointment of Attorney-General to
the Prince of Wales, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. J. B. Irving, by Lord De Lisle
Mr. Daniel Tupper, her Majesty's Receiver-General, for
Guernsey, &c., by the Chancellor, of the Exchequer
Mr. Edward Sewa d, by Sir John Rae Reid
Mundy, M.P„ by the Earl of Lincoln
Mr. Matthew Alepson, by Dr. Aldis
Air. Charles Reginald Buller, her Majesty's Ceylon Civil Ser-
vice, Member of the Legislative Coaneil, on his return from
Ceylon, by the Earl of Devon
Mr. Merle, by the Hon. Grantley Berkeley
Assistant-Commissary General Mylrea, by Lord James Stuart
Mr. 1113nors Baskerville, M.P., by Sir John Walsh.
The following Noblemen and Gentllemen presented Ad-
dresses, Petitions, and Memorials :—Farl Fitzwilliam (me-
morials praying for the repeal of the Cern-laws), from the
female inhabitants of Leeds, 23,707 signatures ; the female
members of a congregation, Lady Jane Chapel, Leeds; ditto,
of Primitive Methodists, Wortley, Leeds; the females em-
ployed by Foster, Davy, and Co., Hunslet ; ditto, by Messrs.
Pritchard anti Co., Burley, Leeds; ditto, by Messrs. Dawson
and Co., Hunslet ; ditto, by Messrs. Wilkinson, Hunslet ;
ditto, at Wallington Mills, Leeds '; ditto, by Mr. James
Reed, cloth draper, Leeds; ditto by Messrs. York and
Sheepshanks, Leeds ; ditto, by Messrs. Brown and Co.,
Leeds ; ditto, by Messrs. W. Booker, Leeds ' • ditto, by Messrs.
G. Smith and Co., Leeds ; ditto, by Mr. G. Hammond, Leeds;
ditto, by Messrs. R. and T. Glover, Leeds; ditto, by Messrs.
Titley and Co., Leeds ; ditto, by Mr. William Pawson, Leeds ;
ditto, by Mesf•rs. P. Williams and Sons, Leeds; ditto, by Mr.
R. Herries, Leeds; ditto, by Messrs. Steed and French,
Leeds • ditto, by the Steamier Mill Company, Leeds ; ditto, by
Mr. doldsworth, Leeds • ditto, by Messrs. 0. Williams and
Co., Leeds; ditto, by Messrs. J. Lobley and Co., Leeds; the
female members of a congregation of Baptists, Dudley, Wor-
cester ; ditto, at Woodbridge, Suffolk ; ditto, of Wesleyan,
Park-lane Chapel, Leeds; the female inhabitants of Charwall,
York ; the female members of a congregation of Marshall-
street chapel, Holbeck ; ditto, of Baptists, Mount-street, Stock-
port; the female inhabitants of Crayford, Kent; ditto, of
North Bradley, Wilts. ; ditto, of Charles-street, Stepney ; ditto,
of West Haekney, 3,005 signatures ; ditto, of Peerless-row ;
Saint Luke's, Finsbury; ditto, of St. Alarylebone ; ditto, of
St. Margaret's, Westminster; ditto, of Hillingdon, Middle-
sex; ditto, of Whitecross-street, and vicinity of St. Luke's,
Fin-bury; ditto, of Finsbury; ditto, of Co'eman-street and
vicinity; St. Luke's, Finsbury; ditto, of Playhouse-yard;
di:to, ditto ; ditto, of Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets ; ditto,
of St. John's, Wapping; ditto, of St. 3larylebone ; ditto, of
Jeffery's-huldings ; New-way, St. Margaret's, Westminster;
di to, of Tothill-street and vicinity, Westminster; ditto,
of Charing Cross and Strand ' • ditto, of Peter-street
vicinity, St. Margaret's; ditto, St. Margaret's, Westmin-
ster ; ditto, of the borough of Lambeth ; the female mem-
bers of Ilisliop-ga:c Chapel, 131shopsgaie-street Without ;
the female inhabitants of Hammersmith, Middlesex ; ditto, of
Dartford, Kent ; ditto, of Merton, Surrey, ditto of the
Royal burgh of Forfar, Scotland, 2,794 signatures; ditto, re-
siding in Falkirk and its neighbourhood; ditto, inhabitants of
Prest on Pani, Haddingtonshre, and the or natives, artisans, and
mechanics of the borough of Leice-ter ; petitions to dismiss
the ministers fro-n the incorpoiation of guildry of Stir-
lieg ; the inhabitants of the town of Willingb irough; and
from the magistrates, town council, and inhabitants of Forfar,
Scotland ; Zoe cong-atu!atory address from the corporation
of Doncaster.
The Earl of Radnor—Memorials from the female inhabi-
tants of Batley, imploring her Majesty to take into considera-
tion the afflicted st to of her subjects, and to interpose for the
total and immediate repeal of the Corn and Provision-laws;
from the female inhabitants of West Ardsley, with the same
prayer; from the inhabitants of Glasgow, praying her Majesty
to oismiss her present Ministers, and to call to her councils
such only as will make the People's Charter the law of the
land ; from the inhabitants of Prescot, in public meeting as-
sembled, praying her Majesty's Royal interposition to procure a
repeal of the Corn and Provision-laws; from convener,
deacon, and freemen of the seven incorporated trades of the
Royal burgh of Arbroath, praying her Majesty to dismiss her
present Ministers, and to call to her councils persons prepared
to abolish all taxes on the bread of the people ; from inhabi-
tants of the Royal burgh of Annan, to the same purpose;
from inhabitants of Crediton and neighbourhood, praying for
the di ris;ssal of 3linisters ; from the provost and inhabitants
of Cupar, praying her Majesty to withhold her assent from
any Corn Bill not founded on the principle of a free and
unrestricted trade in corn, to dismiss her Majesty's Ministers,
and to call to her councils men equal to meet the exigencies
of the State ; from the Sunday teachers of Westbury, in Wilts,
complaining of distress, and the consequent impediment to
education arising from the Corn and Provision-laws, and im-
plo-ing her Majesty's interposition to give relief; from the in-
habi:aets of Yeovil, corwratulating her Majesty on the birth of
the Prince of Wales, and'praying for the repeal of all laws re-
stricting the free importation of corn and provisions; front the
hankers, ro.rchatits, and other inhabitants of Liverpool, in
put lie meeting assembled, ernigratuLting her Majes'y on the
h of the Prince of Wales expressing want of confidence in
ker Majesty's Ministers, and praying her Majesty to call to her
councils men who V.lll effect a total anti immediate repeal of
the laws restricting the importation of food; and from the
women of Jedburgh praying for the total and immediate repeal
of the Corn-laws.
Lo d Kinnaird—Memorials and petitions praying her Ma-
jesty to exercise her prerogative in favour of a total and Im-
mediate repeal of the Corn-laws ; from 720 deputies of "knti-
Corn-law Associations assembled in London ' • from ministers
and deputies assembled in Edinburgh ; from dissenting minis-
ters aid others in Edinburgh ; from Magistrates and others
of the Royal burgh of Arbroath, 2,630 signatures ; from
Carse of Cowrie Association ; from United Association con-
gregation, Paisley ; from females of Carnoristie ; from Females'
United Secession Church, Rose-street, Edinburgh; from
females of Dunbar ; from females of Crieff, 1,370 signatures ;
from female inhabitants of the borough of Lander and its
vicinity ; ditto of Heptonstall, 1,216 signatures; ditto
Heptonstall; ditto, inhabitants of Carshalton' Surrey; ditto,
ditto, of Allerton; Bradford ; ditto, in the employ of
Messrs. George Hinchcliff, Cragg; ditto, ditto, of Messrs.
Hineheliff, Sean Bottom ; ditto, members of a congregation
of ileptonstall Stack Chapel ; ditto, employed at New Bridge,
Heptonstall ; ditto, inhabitants of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch,
2,550 signatures; tlitto, ditto, of Daventry ; ditto, ditto, of
Maidstone, Kent', 2,078 signatures; ditto, members of a cots-
gtegation of Independents, Cirencester ; ditto, inhabitants of
Old-stri et, St. Luke's,; ditto, members of a congregation of
Cockermouth, Cumberland ; ditto, inhabitants of Shativiell,
Tower Hamlets ; ditto, ditto, of White Cross-street, and
vicinity, St. Luke's ; ditto, ditto, of Uxbridge Moor, Middlesex;
ditto, ditto, of Garstang ; ditto, members of a congregation of
Independents, Burton-on-Trent ; ditto, inhabitants of Old-
street, St. Luke's ; ditto, members of a congregation of Bap-
tists, Hebden-bridge, Halifax ; ditto, inhabitants of Shipley,
Bradford; ditto, ditto, of the Tower Hamlets; ditto, inhabi-
tants of Mansfield; ditto, ditto, of Long Preston, Yorkshire;
from members of a female congregation at Staidburne ; ditto,
ditto, of Baptists, Summerhill, Tipton ; female inhabitants of
Uley ; from congregation of 'Baptists, Coseley, Staffordshire ;
female members of a congregation at St. Anstell, Salop; ditto,
ditto, at Eeclesh ill, York ; from congregation at Staidb urne, York-
shire ; female inhabitants of Barnoldswick ; d0.,d0., of Congleton;
Cheshire ; female members of a congregration of Baptists,
Ashton-under-Lyne ; ditto, ditto, Gisburn, York ; ditto, ditto,
Brockha.mpton, Surrey; ditto, ditto, Netherton ; ditto, ditto,
F.oretit Green Chapel, Nailsworth ; from female inhabitants of
I,.',lrUpsfielsi, Surrey ; ditto, members of a congregation, Hyde,
fe -'4eshire ; from congregation of West Brornswich, Stafford ;
:members of a congregation, Bingley, York ; ditto, in-
habitants Maiden Newton, Newton, Dot set ; ditto, ditto, of Forton and
vicinity, 11; from members of a Presbyterian congregation
at Bolton
tants of ditto,Elinharn goa. Baptist congregation, Golear ; from inhabi-
gregation, Crasley folk ; from female members ofa Baptist con -
; thtto,Wel6hpoo!, Montgomery ; ditto, ditto
ddiittoo
dittosmen t's_orf.nie,ivoneregation of Baptists, Parnoldswick;
Oldham ;by Mr. m. Tliill,iLeeedsMddi: ditto employed
Chatham, 1,026 s gsnua,t,u, rx;e;s t7ttolistms'embers of a congregatton,
,ditto inhabitants of East Grin-
stead and vicinity,
ley, West Riding of Yorkshire;° ditto of Oateworth,
congre-
gationHeigh-
of Protestant Dissenters, (tt,' members of a . ne, Laricashire ; from
congregation of Baptists, Barn 1
o fromNotti female members of a congregation of Scotch Baptists,
ditto ditto of St. Leonard's ; ditto, n-
lard's, Shorhabitants of Chapenslade ;
in-
ditch; ditto employed at Walker's factory, LonLree
North-
umberland; ditto inhabitants of Swalwell w h reckon,
ham ; ditto ditto of Cullingworth, Bradford; dittoamippur.
by Messrs. Holmes, Forster Mills ; ditto congregationcmat. employed
tonstall Chapel ; ditto employed by Mes•rs. G. Britt and Son.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the suite
Royal •
te,
returned to Buckingham Palace, after the Levee.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cloucester had an
evening party on Tuesday, at Gloucester House.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal sat to Mr. Havter
on Tuesday, for the completion of the portrait which he had the
honour of making for her Majesty. ?Ig`

A good race.
FINCHLEY STEEPLE CHASES.—TUESDAY.
repstakes of 3 sous. each, &c. ; llst each. Three miles.
Cross's Mephistopholes
Scott's Finchley
2
Darby's Anti-Ref0rmer.........

Five others st.rted.
Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, and 20 added ; 12st each. 4 miles.
Mr. Phipps' Banker (late Antelope) (Scotts) 1
Lord Drumlanrig's Cardinal
Mr. Roper's Bungarce and Mg. Powell's Alexander also
started, but were not placed.

The Grand Jury at York-Assizes, on the 9th in-
stant., returned a true bill of indictment against Francis Scott,
of Halifax, gaoler, for a misdemeanour, he having, in Novem-
,
ber la&t, illegally interred the deal body of a prisi,ner in his i
custody for debt, within his goal yard,
and for refwing to de-
jAeY tip the tame previouEly to deceased's executors for decent
d proper burial, until compelled thereto by writ of mandamus.

Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor DEATH OF TIME DUKE OF NOR-
Mr. John Godfrey Teed, on being appointed one of her Ma- FOLK.
jesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Archdeacon Hale, on his appointment to the Mastership of We regret to have to record the death of the Duke
the Charter-house, by the Archbishop of Canterbury of Norfolk, who expired at his town residence in St.
Mr. Melvil:e, Secretary to the Fast India Company, by Lord James'i-square, about eleven o'clock this morning.
Fitzgerald and Vesci His Grace had been for some time indisposed, and al-
Air. Loudon, on his return from foreign service as Secretary
though it was thought probable that the arrival of
to the late Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, by .
effect a favourable chap spring might ge in the state
Admiral the Hon. Sir Robert Stopford
Mr. Granville Edward Harcourt Vernon, by the Archbishop of his health, yet it cannot be said that the death of
of York. the Noble Duke was unexpected by his family and
Mr. G. W. Soltan, by Lord Ebrington medical advisers, most of whom were around his
Mr. Charles E. Levey, of Quebec, by Sir John Gnest. death bed.
Mr. Clinton Dawkins, by the Earl of Aberdeen Bernard Edward Howard, twelfth Duke of Nor-
Mr. S. Weide, by Colonel Wylde
Mr. Escott, M.P., by Sir A. Hooe, Bart. folk, Earl of Arundel, Earl of Surrey, and Earl of
Mr. Jackson, by the Vice-Chancellor Wigram Norfolk, Baron Fitzalan, Clun, Oswaldestre, and
Mr. Duffield, M.P., by Viscount Barrington
Maltravers, was one of our oldest Peers, having
Mr. P. Savill Onley, by Viscount Maynard been born in the year 1765. He was the son of
Mr. Simeon, by Hon. W. A. A'Court Holmes, M.P.
Mr. Gordon, Deputy-Lieutenant Aberdeenshire, Private Se.
_Henry Howard, Esq., of Glossop, in the county of
cretary, by the Earl of Ripon Derby, by the second daughter of Sir William
Mr. Thomas Verner, by Mr. Verner Molyneux, an Irish Baronet, and a member of
the house of Sefton. The late Duke,
Mr. Councillor Dod (M then Mr.acclesfield), by Me. William Tatton
Egerton, M.P. Howard, married in 1789 the third daughter of the
Mr. J. F. Stanford (late Travelling Fellow of Cambridge), on
second Earl of Fauconberg, but his marriage being dis-
his return to England, by Lord Lyndhurst
Mr. Pringle, M.P., on his appointment as a Lord of the solved in 1794, the Duchess remarried the late Earl of
Treasury, by Sir Robert Peel . Lucan, by whom she had a second family. On the
Mr. Parish, on his return from India, by the Earl of Clare death of the eleventh Duke in 1815, his Grace suc-
Mr. E. Poole, by Sir John Rae Reid
Mr. T. H. Barton, by Lieut.-General Sir Robert Barton seeded to the title and estates of the senior branch of
Mr. Henry Litldell, by his father, the Hun. H. 'F. Liddell the house of Norfolk, and of course also to the here-
Mr. John Masterman, by the Right Hon. Sir J. Graham, Bart. ditary Earl Marshalsy of England.
Mr. Roxby Benson, by the Duke of Beaufort The creation of the Dukedom of Norfork dates as
Mr. B. W. Lowry, by the Right. Hon. Henry T. Lowry far back as 1483, and the earldom of Arundel was
Corry, M.P.
Assistant-Surgeon J. B. Macdonald, Bengal Army, by Lord created in 1139, so that the Duke of Norfolk and Earl
Fitzgerald and Vesci of Arundel is both Premier Duke and Earl of Eng-
Mr. A. Osborne, Surgeon of her Majesty's ship Formidable, land. It is unnecessary to refer here to the distin-
by lion. Captain Gordon
guished men which this house has given to our country.
Mr. R
ntmentobert Mto •Lher Alaje stean, Surgyo's ship Geyser , p en, R.N. on romotion and a- The pages of history are replete with references to
Sir NI, . H. Gage
poi by Vice-Admiral the family of Howard, which are sufficiently familiar
Mr. Warren, by Mr. Ennis Vivian, 111. P. to render detail in this place quite unnecessary.
Mr. Lawson, by Lord Wharncliffe The late Duke was a Knight of the Garter and a
Mr. Wm. Gore Ouseley, on his return from bis post as her Privy Councillor. He, was also, as is well known, a
Ea rl
Majestfy's Charge d'Affaires at the Court of Brazil, by the member of the Roman Catholic Church, and was, we
o Aberdeen
believe, the first Roman Catholic Peer who took his
Mr. Thos. Gill, by Lord Ebrington
Mr. Andrew Buchanan, on his appointment as her Majesty's seat in the House of Lords after the passing of the
Secretary of Legation at Florence, by the Earl of Aberdeen Relief Bill. He was also the patron of 24 livings in
Mrs. Cotton, by Earl Fortescue the Church of England.
Mr. Stringer, Mayor of Macclesfield, by Mr. Tatton Eger- The Duke is succeeded in his titles and great pos-
ton, M.P.
Mr. Richard Wellesley, by the Duke of Wellington sessions by his son, Henry Charles, Earl of Surrey,
Mr. Henry Stone. by General T. Maitland formerly Member for Horsham, West Sussex, but
Mr. Bowyer Smith, by Viseount Maynard who was ihort tf-

a shoe ~ime since summoned to the House of
Peers by the family title of Baron Maltravers. The
present Duke was born in 1791, and married, in
1814, the eldest daughter of the first, and the
sister of the present Duke of Sutherland, by whom
he has issue, Lord Fitzalan, now by courtesy Earl of
Surrey, the present representative for the family
borough of Arundel. His Grace, who is a moderate
Liberal in politics, filled the office of Treasurer of the
the Royal Household and Captain of the Yeomen of
the Guard, under the late Administration. His Grace
is a Privy Councillor.
The death of the Duke of Norfolk places another
Garter at the disposal of the present Government.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.—MANCHESTER, 1842.
HANDICAP FOR THE CUP.—The Shadow, 6 yrs, 9st—
Zohrab, aged, Bst 71b—The Squire, 4 yrs, Bst 71b.—Potentate,
aged, Bst 41b—Galaer, 4 yra, Bst—Retriever, 6 yrs, 7st I Ilb
—The Young 'un, 5 yrs, 7st 41b—The Maid, 5 yrs, 7st 41b—
Jolly Tar, 4 yrs, 7st l►b--Fidhawn, 4 yrs, 6st 41b—Woldsma0,
3 yrs, 6st 41b.

NEWTON, 1842.
HANDICAP FOR THE MANOR Cur.—The Shadow, 6 yrs,
9st 31b— Wee Willie, aged, Bst 121b—Dr. Caius, 5 yrs. Bst
121b—The Squire, 4 yrs, bst l I lb—Bellona, aged, bst 101 b
The Dean, 6 yrs, Sat 101b--The Potentate, aged, Bst 81b—
Dunstan, 5 yrs, Bst 61b—Cruiskeen, aged, Bst 61b—Kingston
Robin, 5 yrs, Bst bib—Modesty, aged, Bst 41b—Ernest the
First, 6 yrs, Elit 31b—Portrait, 4 yrs, Bst Ilb—Prince Albert,
5 yrs, Bst lib—Retriever, 6 yrs, 7stl3lb—Champagne, 5 yrs,
7st 131b—Mustapha Muley, 4 yrs, 7st 131b—The Voting 'en,
5 yrs, 7st 121b—The Maid, 5 yrs, 7st 81b—Cerito, 4 yrs,
7st 715—Flash, 5 yrs, 7st 51b—Alice Hawthorn, 4 yrs, 7st—
Brother to Harpurhay, 4 yrs, Est 81b—Collina, 4 yrs, Est 61b—
Sir Robert, 3 yrs, Est 315.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TuEsnAr.
TRIAL STAKES AT WARWICK.-2 to 1 agat William de
Fortibus, 3 to 1 agst Gobbo, 5 to 1 agat Dr. Allen, 5 to 1 agst
Harroldston, and 7 to 1 agst Coral.
CHESTER Cur.-10 to I agst Lanercost (taken freely),
12 to I agst Vulcan, 13 to 1 agst Marshal Soult, 14 to 1 agst
Alice Hawthorn, 15 to I agst The Squire, 17 to I agst Bellona
(taken), 17 to 1 agst Rory O'More (taken), 20 to I agst Rho-
danthe, 20 to 1 agst Satirist, 30 to 1 agst Disclosure.
DERBY.-7 to 1 agst Attila (offered), 16 to 1 ogst Chatham,
27 to I agst Ballinkeele, 30 to 1 agst Auckland (taken) 50 to 1
agst the Joanna colt, 50 to 1 agst Lord of Holderness (taken),
50 to 1 agst Canadian.
OAKS.—Nothing done.
WORCESTER STEEPLE CHASE—MONDAY.
The Royal Birthday Stakes of 25 sous. each, 15 ft, and 5
only if declared, with 150 added. 24 subs., 7 paid ft.
Mr. Quartermaine's Roderick Random, list 41b
Mr. Elmore's Gay Lad, 12st 91b 2
Mr. Langham's Merchant, list 41b . 3
The following were not placed :-.-Mr. Lewis's Tallyho, list
121b--Mr. Hunter's Peter Simple, 12,t 10Ib—Mr. Elmnre's
Sam Weller, 12st—Mr. Green's Forty-two, list 61b-51r.
Vever's Little Tommy, I Ist6lb —and Mr. Langham's Goblin,
list 71b. A very fine race.
The Worces'ersbire Hunt Stakes, of 5 sots. each and 50 added.
Mr. Pullen's Ten-pound-no-object, 4 yrs (Sir. Goddard)...
Mr. Herbert's Tommy, aged
2
Mr. Hooton rid Bravo, aged