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Mr. G. W. Soltan, by Lord Ebr:ngton
Mr. Charles E. Levey, of Quebec, by Sir John Guest.
Mr. Clinton Dawkins, by the Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. S. Weide, by Coloncl Wylde
Mr. Escort, M I'., by Sir A. Hose, Bart.
Mr. Jackson, by the Vice-Chancellor Wigs am
Mr. Duffield, M.P., by Viscount Barrington
Mr. P. Seed' Gravy, by Viscount Maynard
Mr. Simeon, by 800. W. A. A'Court floroes, M.P.
Mr. Gordon, Deputy-Lieutei ant Aberdeenshire, Private Se •
cretary, b) the Earl of Ripon
Mr. Thomas Verner, be Mr. Verner
Mr. Councillor Dud (Macc'esfield), by Me. William Tattoo
Egerton, M.l'.
Mr. J. F. Stanford (late Travelling Fellow of Cambridge), on
his return to England, by Lord Lyndhurst
• Mr. Pringle, M.P., on his appointment as a Lord of the
Treasury, by Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Fat ish, on his return from India, by the Earl of Clare
11r. E. Poole, by Sir John Rae Reid
Mr. T. 11. Barton, by Lieut.-General Sir Robert Barton
Mr. Henry Liddell, by his father, the Hon.- H. T. Liddell
Mr. John Masterman, by the Right Hon. Sir J. Graham, Bart.
Mr. Roxby Benson, by the Duke of Beaufort
Mr. B. W. Lowry, by the Right. Hon. Henry T. Lowy
Corry-, M.P.
Assistant-Surgeon J. B. Macdonald, Bengal Army, by Lord
Fitzgerald and Vesci
Mr. A. Osborne, Surgeon of her Majesty's ship Formidable,
by lion. Captain Gordon
Mr. Robert Al• Lean, Surgeon, R.N., on promotion and ap-
pointment to her Majesty's skip Geyser, by Vice. Admiral
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Mr. Andrew Buchanan, on his appointment as her Majesty's
Secretary of Legation at. Florence, by the Earl of Aberdeen
Mrs. Cotton, by Earl Fortescue
Mr. Stringer, Mayor of Macclesfield, by Mr. Tattoo Eger.
ton, M.P.
Mr. Richard Wellesley, by the Duke of Wellington
Mr. Henry Stone. by General T. Maitland
Mr. Bowyer Smith, by Viscount Maynard
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 rost. by the Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. S. Burdett, Coldstream Guards, on appointrinent, by
Colonel Walton
Mr. S. Itva!e, Mayor of Birmingham, by Joshua Scholefield,
Esq. , P.
Mr. Woes Gaskell, M.P., on his apnointment as a Lord of the
Treasury, by Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Pembert it, on his appointment of Attorney-General to
the Prince of Wales, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. J. It. Irving. by Lord De Lisle
Mr. Daniel Tupper, her Majesty's Receiver-General, for
Guernsey, &e., by the Chancellor, of the Exchequer
Mr. Edward wa 11, by Sir John Rae Reid
Mr. Mundy, Al.l'„ by the Earl of Lincoln
Mr. Matthew Alepson, by Dr. Aldis
Mr. Charles Reginald Buller, her Maj sty's Ceylon Civil Ser-
vice, Member of the Legislative Coancil, on his return from
Ceylon, by the Earl of Devon
Mr. Merle, by the Eon. Grantley Berkeley
Assistant-Commissary General Mylrea, by Lord James Stuart
Mr. Mynors Baskerville, M.P., by Sir John Walsh.
The following Noblemen and Gentllemen presented Ad-
dresses, Petitions, and Memorials:—Fail Fitzwilliam (mes
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 sm.
ployed by Foster, Davy, and Co., Hunslet ; ditto, by My ssrs.
Pritchard and Co., Burley, Leeds; ditto, by Messrs. Lawson
and Co., Ilutislet ; 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. IL and 'l'. G'ever, Leeds; ditto, by Messrs.
Titley and Co., Leeds ; ditto, by Mr. William Paws( n, Leeds ;
ditto, by Messrs. P. Williams and Sons, Leeds ; ditto, by Mr.
It. Berries, Leeds; ditto, by Messrs. Steed and French,
Leeds • ditto, by the Stoander Mill Company, Leeds ; dit:o, by
Mr. Holdsworth, 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 Wesleyans, •
Park•lane Chapel, Leeds ; the female inhabitants of Chars all,
York ; the female members of a congregation of .Marshall-
street chapel, HolbeA ; ditto, of Baptists, Mount-street, Stock-
port; the female inhabitants of Crayford, Kent ; ditto, of
North Bradley, Wilts. ; ditto, of Chatles-street, Stepney ; ditto,
• of West Ila,kney, 3,005 signatures; ditto, of Peerless-row;
Saint Luke's, Finsbury. ; ditto, of St. Ithrylebone ; ditto, of
Sr. Margaret's, Westminster; ditto, of Hillingdon, Middle-
sex; ditto, of Whiteerots-street, and vicinity of St. Luke's,
Finsbury ; ditto, of Finsbury; ditto, of Co'eman-street and
vicinity ; St. Luke's, Finsbury ; ditto, of Playhouse-yard ;
ditto, ditto ; ditto, of Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets ; ditto,
of t. John's, \Yapping ; ditto, of St. Marylebone; ditto, of
Jeffery's-1;1111(141gs • 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 Bishopsg,ale Chapel, Bishopsgaie-street Without ;
the female inhabitants of Hammersmith, Middlesex ; ditto, of
Dartford, Kent ; ditto, of Ms rton, Surrey , ditto, of the
Royal burgh of Forfar, 5c0t1and,12,794 signatures ; ditto, re-
siding in Falkirk and its neighbourhood; ditto, inhabitants of
Preston Pans, Haddingtonsh re, and the opt ratives, artisans, and
mechanics of the borough of Leiee.ter ; petitions to dismiss
the inieisters front the incorpee ation of guildry of Stir-
ling; the inhabitants of the town of Willinelearough ,• and
from the magistrate, town council, and inhabitants of Forfar,
Scotland ; also a cong,atulatory address Irons the corporation
of Duneaster.
The Earl of Radnor—Memorials from the female inhabi-
tants of Batley, imploring her Majesty to take into considera-
tion the sill eted 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 dismiss 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 Preseot, in public meeting as-
sembled, praying her Majesty's Royal interposition to proenne 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 parposs,;
from inhabitant* of Crediton and neighbourhood, praying Mr
the dismissal of Ministers ; 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 exigenoiee
of the State ; from the Sunday teachers of Westbury, in Wilts,
complaining of distress, and the consequent impediment to
education arising Irons the Corn and provision-laws, and im-
ploring her Majesty's interposition to give relief; from the in-
habitants of Yeovil, congratulating 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
-bankers, merchants, and other inhabitants of Liverpool, in
public meeting 'assembled, congratulating her Majesty on the
birth of the Prince of Wales, expressing want of confidence in
her Majesty's Ministers, and praying her Majesty to call to her
councils men who will effect a total and immediate repeal of
the laws restricting the importation of foal; and from the
women of Jedburgh, praying for the total and immediate repeal
of the Corn-laws.
Lot d Kinnaird—Memorials and petitions praying her Ma-
esty to exercise her prerogative in favour of a total and im-
mediate repeal of the Corn-laws ; fr0m.720 deputies of Anti-
Corn-law Associations assembled in London ; from ministers
and deputies assembled in Edinburgh ; from dissenting minis-
ters and others in Edinburgh ; front 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 told its
vicinity ; ditto of Ileptonstall, 1,216 signatures; ditto
Heptonstall ; ditto, inhabitants of Carshalton, Surrey ; ditto,
ditto, of Allerton, Bradford ; ditto, in the employ of
Messrs. George Ilinclicliti, Craig; ditto, ditto, of Messrs.
Hincheliff, Sean Bottom ; ritto, members of a congregation
of Ileptonstall Stack Chapel ; ditto, employed at New Bridge,
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Maidstone, Kent, 2,078 signatures; ditto, members of a con-
gregation of Independents, Cirencester ; ditto, inhabitants of
Old-str, et, St. Luke's ; ditto, nembers of a congregation of
Cocker mouth, Cumberland ; ditto, inhabitants of Shadvsell,
Tower Hamlets ; ditto, ditto, of White Cross-street, and
vicinity, St. Luke's ; ditto, dittoof 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, Ilebden-bridge, Halifax ; ditto, inhabitants of Shipley,
Bradford; ditto, ditto, of the Tower Hamlets; ditto,
tants of Mansfield ; ditto, ditto, of Long Preston, Yorkshire;
from members of a female congregation at Statdburne; ditto,
ditto., of Baptists, Summerhill, Tipton ; female inhabitants of
(ey ; front congregation of Baptists, Coseley, Staffordshire ;
female members of a congregation at St. Austell, Salop ; ditto, •
ditto, at Eceleshill,York ; from congregation at Staidbume,York-
shire ; female inhabitants of Barnoldswick ; do. ,do. , of CongletOn;
Cheshire ; female members of a congregration of Baptists,
Ashton-under-Lyne ; ditto, ditto, Lisburn, York ; ditto, ditto,
Brockhampton, Surrey ; ditto, ditto, Netherton ; ditto, ditto,
Forest Green Chapel, Nailsworth ; from female inhabitants of
Sympsfield, Surrey ; ditto, members of a congregation, Hyde,
Cheshire ; from congregation of West Bromswich, Stafford ;
female members of a
_congregation, Bingley, York ; in.
habitants Maiden Newton, Dot set; ditto, ditto, of Forton
vicinity, Hants ; from members of a Presbyterian congregate
at Bolton ; ditto, of a Baptist congregation,Oolear ; from inhabi-
tants of Elinham, Norfolk ; from female members of a Baptist con.
gregation, Crawley ; ditto,Welslipool, Montgomery ; ditto, ditto
ditto members of a congregation of Baptists, Barnoldswiek;
ditto ditto of Primitive -Methodists, Oldham ; ditto employed
by Mr. Win. Hill, Leeds ; ditto members of a congregation,
Chatham, 1,026 signatures ; ditto inhabitants of East. Grin-
stead and vicinity, Sussex ; ditto ditto of Oateworth, Heigh-
ley, West Riding of Yorkshire; ditto members of a congre-
gation of Protestant Dissenters, Colne, Lancashire ; from
congregation of Baptists, Barnoldsvyiek ; from female members
of a congregation of Scotch Baptists, Nottingham ; ditto, in.
habitants of Chapenslade ; ditto dittolif St. Leonard's, Shore-
ditch; ditto employed at Walker's factory, Long Benton, North-
umberland; ditto inhabitants of Swalwell Whiekam, Dar-
ham ; ditto ditto of Cullingworth, Bradford ; ditto employed
by Messrs. Holmes, Forster Mills ; ditto congregation at Hee-
tonstall Chapel ; ditto araplozed by Messrs. G. Britt and Son.
an Independent Chapel, Stoney Stafford, ditto, Inha-
bitants of Stansdead, Essex ; and the female members eta
Methodist congregation, Stoney Stafford.
The Mayor of.. Bridgewater— Addresses of congratulation on
-the birth of the Prince of Wales. The Mayor was presented
by Mr. H. Broadwood, M.P.
The Mayor of Manchester, accompanied by Mr. Alderman
Shuttleworth, Mr. APerinan Kay, the ':'own-Clerk of Man-
chester, and a deputation from the Council—Anaddress,_ of
above
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