The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-10 00:00:00

MINISTERS.

NAME OF MINISTER, DENOMINATION, PLACE OF RESIDENCE)

AND COUNTY.
Aveling, Rev. Thos. W., Independent, Kingsland, Middlesex
Atley, Henry, Independent, Frome, Somersetshire
Adey, Rev. —, St. Mary's, Newington, Sari ey

Border, Rev. John, Congregational Interest in Gloucestershire,
Dr. Border's, Hackney, Gloucestershire
Booth, Rev. Alfred, Scotch Baptist, Park-street, Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
Belcher, Rev. Joseph, Baptist, Greenwich, Kent !
Bishop, Rev. Francis, Unitarian, Warrington, Lancashire
Bonner, Rev. W. H., Baptist, Bilston, Staffordshire
Bodington, Rev. John, Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey
Bayley, Rev. R. S., Independent, Sheffield, Yorkshire
Borlyn' Samuel, Baptist, Pool, Dorsetshire
Baker, Rev. James, Baptist, Andover, Hampshire
Bayley, Rev. R. S., Independent, Howard-street, Sheffield,
Yorkshire

Campbell, Rev. Dr., Independent, Tabernacle, Middlesex
Chaplin, William, Independent, Bishop Stortford, Herts
Cox, J., Baptist, Shacklewell, Middlesex
Cox, Dr. F. A., Baptist, South Hackney, Middlesex
Carlisle, James, Independent, South Hackney, Middlesex
Cummings, J., Congregation George-yard Chapel, Brook-
green, Middlesex
Cairns, Robert, Secession Church, Paisley, Renfrew

Denham, Rev. D., Baptist, Unicorn-yard, Surrey
Dubourge, S. A., Independent, Clapham, Surrey
Davies, Daniel, Independent llchester, Derby
Dukes, Clement, A.M., Independent, Haggerston, Middlesex
Davies, Daniel, Congregational, Guilford-street, Surrey
Drummond, James, Independent, Queen-street, Ratcliffe,
Middlesex

Eckett, Robert, Wesleyan, London
Edwards, Rev. James, Hanover Chapel, Brighton, Sussex
Evans, George, Independent, Brunswick-street, Middlesex
Ellis, James, United Secession, Saltcoats, Scotland

Francis, George, Baptist, Waterloo-road, Lambeth
Ford, J., Baptist, Derby
Fergusson, Hobert Congregational, Stratford, Essex
Forrester, W., Independent, Highgate, Middlesex
Fernie, William, Independent, Frome, Somerset
Flemming, James, Scotch Secession, Pell-street, London

Garvay, M. A , Independent, Kentish-town, Middlesex
Goulty, Mr. V., Independent, Brighton, Sussex
Gilton, P. J., Methodist New Connexion, London
Green, S. St. Mary's, Newington, Queen's-place, Walworth
Goadly, Joseph, General Baptist, Leicester
Hyatt, Charles James, Independent, Ebenezer Chapel, Mid-
dlesex
Hinton, J. H., Baptist, London
Hearne, Daniel, Catholic Priest, St. Patrick's, Manchester,
Lancashire
Harry Nun Morgan, Independent, New Bread-street, London
Hughes, Ellis, Independent, Hollywell, Flintshire
Hill, William, A. C.L.A. , Woolwich, Kent

Jones, John A., Baptist Gorch Chapel, Brick-lane, London

Kluht, B. IL, Independent, Twickenham, Middlesex
Kleht, William, Independent, Shelbourne, Derby
Katherns, D., Independent, Hammersmith, Middlesex

Lyon, W. P., Congregation, Albany Chapel, Regent's-park
Littler, Rev. 11., Independents, London, Middlesex
Lings, Rev. Henry, Independents, Accrington, Lancashire
Lindsay, James, United Secession Church, Kiltnarnock, Ayr
Leifvhild, Rev. Dr., Minister of Craven Chapel, London
Lowe, Rev. Mr., Independents, Forfar, Forfarshire

Miall, W., Baptist, Shoreditch, Middlesex
Massie, James Wm., Congregationalist, Salford, Lancashire
Moore, Timothy, Baptist, Shadwell
'Morgan, H. T., Baptist Minister, Stourbridge, Worcestershire
Miall, Rev. E., Baptist, Newington, Middlesex
Meikle, James, A. C. L. A., Beith, Ayr
Miall, Edward, Independent

Newlyn, Peter, Independent, Chalfont St. Giles, Bucking-
hamshire

Olden, D. A., Independent, Smethwick, Staffordshire
Overbury, R. W., Baptist, b, Wakefield-street, Regent-square

Pearson, Emanuel, Wesleyan, London
Peacock, —, Baptist, Goswell-road, London
Poile, W. F., Baptist, Keppell-street, Russell-square, London
Potter, J. P., Church of-England, Notting-hill, Middlesex
Parsons, Benjamin, Lady Huntingdon's Community, Eccles,
near Stroud, Gloucestershire
Peggs, J. Rees, Baptist, Ukeston, Derbyshire
Phillip, Robert, Independent, Maberley Chapel, Middlesex

Robberds, Rev. Charles W., English Presbyterians, Mansfield,

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Read, Dr., Congregational, Hackney, Middlesex
Romson, Samuel, Independent, South Hackney, Middlesex
Robinson, John, Independent, Soho, Middlesex
Roberts, David, Independent, Zion, Anglesea
Renton, Henry, Secession Church, Kelso, Roxburgh
Rodway, George %V., Baptist and Sunday School Union,
City of Gloucester, Gloucester
Roaf, William, Independents, Wigan, Lancaster
Ransom, Samuel, Congregationalists, Hackney, Middlesex

Siding, Wm., Scotch Baptists, New Basford, Notts,
Sisling, John, Scotch Baptists, New Basford, Notts
Stamper, Thomas, Independent, Uxbridge, Middlesex
styles, John, D.D., Independent, Clapham road, Surrey
Smith, S., Primitive Methodist', Haslingdon, Lancashire
Smith, John, Independent, Woodbridge, Suffolk
Stokes. Wm., Baptist A.C.L.A., West Bromwich. Stafford
Stokes, Wm., Baptist A.C. L.A., Oldbury, Shropshire
Stevenson, Thomas, Baptist A.C.L.A., Leicester
Stevenson, John, Baptist, A.C.L. A., Southwark, Surrey.
Spencer, Thomas, Established Church, Hinton, near Bath
Staig, J. Methodist New Con., London
Strachan, J A. C. L.A., Forfar, Forfarshire
, Township, Forfar, Forfarshire

Thompson, Adam, Secession Church, Hawick, Roxburgh
Thomas, David, Independant Chesham, Bucks
Thomas, Thomas, Baptist College, Pontypool, Monmouthshire

Underwood, William, Baptist Tabernacle, Praed-street, Pad-
dington, Middlesex

Vaughan, Robt., D.D., Independent, Kensington
Varty, Charles Fox, A.M., Independent, Hownslow
Wilnton, W., Independent, Ponder's-end, Middlesex
Ward, James, Methodist Association, City of Worcester, West.

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Williams, William, Independent, Honiton, Devon
Wright, William, Independent, Honiton, Devon
Wessley, George, Baptist, Devizes, Wilts.
Wells, James, Baptist, Borough-road, Surrey
Wade, Dr., St. Margaret's and St. John's, Vauxhall-road,
Surrey
Wiffindon, Rev. Richard, Inghamite, Todminster, Yorkshire
West, John, Independent, Bethnal-green, Middlesex
Woodland, W., A.C. L.A., Woolwich, Kant
Young, John, Presbyterian, London
Young, John, Baptist, Andover, Hants

NEW WATER COMPANY.—We perceive by
an advertisement which appears in another part of our palter,
that an application will be made in the present Session of Par.
liament for an Act to incorporate the " London, Westminster,
and ,Metropolitan Water Company," and to empower them to
swuaptpelry. theT
hinhabitants
t anodf London
with
change pure and wholesome
desirablee has for many
years been most loudly and earnestly called for by
those who are compelled to consume the water of the
river Thames. The experiments which have been made under
the able direction of Mr. Robert Stephenson, the engineer,
liirve fully demonstrated the fact, that a sufficient quantity of
pure water for the adequate supply of the metropolis, can be
with
the county of Hertfordshire, without interfering
obtained from the springs in the neighbourhood of W the atford in
in-
terests which are vested in the surface waters, and consequently
without any detriment to the value of the millowners' property
on the river Colne.
TORY DEFECTION.—It is currently reported
on 'Change that three or four commercial M.P.s, staunch
supporters of Tory principles and old monopolies, have declared
to their friends their determination to a vote against any of the
forthcoming fiscal changes which shall endanger the present
protective colonial system. Their own interest in the West
Indies and Mauritius, together with their known independence
and consistency, render the probable defection the more likely.
It is also alleged that their political chiefs have much disgusted
them by the indifference shown to their remonstrances. Rut
self-preservation is one of the strongest and most pardonable of '
our natural infirmities.
A new arrangement has been made for the
Northern Circuit, by which the Assizes for this town are ap-
pointed
to be holden a month later than was at first announced,
and the Circuit has been divided so that only one Judge ( Sir
W. Wightman) will attend the northern pottion of it, as fol-
lows:—Lancaster, February 26 ; Westmoreland, March 9;
Cumberland, March 12; Newcastle and Northumberland,
March 18 ; and Durham, March 29. Baron Rolfe and Ser-
geant Atcherley take York and Liverpool, the former to com-
mence on the Ist and the latter on the 22d of March. This
change may be for the better, but it cannot possibly be for the
worse. It is splitting the Northern Circuit into two ; and we
trust it will have the effect of preventing the haste and bustle
which has distinguished our Assize' for some years. No one
will doubt the propriety of a change who recollects that a num-
ber of cases were regularly left untried at a ruinous expense to
suitors.— Tyne Mercury,