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1854.

and Mrs. Hornby
_ Misses Hayworth
Mr. and Mrs. E. Higgin
Mr. W. D. Holt

Rev. Thos

John Parker
Mrs. Palmer
Mr. and Miss Plumptre
Mr. and Mrs. Braithwaite

Miss Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holden
Mr. Joseph Hegan
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan
High Sheriff and Mrs. Fort
Mr. and Mrs. T. Haigh

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pollock
Col. and Mrs. Portlock
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Potter
Professor PiHans
Miss Potts

Mr. Hailstone
Mr. and Mrs. Hippesley
Professor Henslowe
Mr. Leonard Horner
Mr. Robert Hutton

Mr. R. Patterson
Professor and Mrs. Powell
Miss Phillips
Dr. Lyon Playfair
Mr. andMrs.Pope

Mr. Hopkins
Mr. Alfred Harris

Mr. William Pare
Mr. Thomas Prosser

Miss Hopper
Mr. Thos. Hexley
Mr. J. and Miss Hargreaves
Mr. Robert Heath
Rev. N. Hurry
Mr. John Hart
Samuel Hoghley
Mr. John Higson

Mr. William Potter
Mr. Penny
C. B. Rose
Lovell Reeve
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson
Mr. Jas. and Miss Robinson
Mr. T. B. and Miss Royden

if iss Halbeaa
Sir W. R. and Mr. Hamilton

Theodore Rathbone
Dr. Roget

Dr. Heddle
Mr. and Mrs. Howell
Miss Haigh
Frederick Hindmarsh
Robert Harkness
Sir Benjamin Heywood

Mr. and Miss Roget
Mr. and Mrs. Rounthwaite
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Robberds
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rawlins
inn.,
Rev. Dr. Raffles

Soren Ajorth
Mr. E. H. Hargreaves
Mr. Thos. Hutton
Miss Harkness
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holland
Mr. B. W. Hawkins
B. Heldenmaier
Miss Hicks
Mr. Ebenezer Henderson
Mr. Robert Hunter
Mr. Alfred Higginson
Mr. F. A. Hope

William Roskell
Mr. and Mrs.
Rawdon
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rathbone
jun.,
J. Rogers
Mr. and Mr. Stamford Raffles
Mrs. Rogers
The Misses Ryan
Miss Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
Mr. Roberts, jun.

Christopher

Mr. Hay Sir John Rose
W. E. Jevons Mr. C. B. Robinson
DrAind Mrs. Inman Mr. James Radlev, jun
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jones Miss Radley
Mr. and Mrs. James Miss Eliza Radley
Johnson R. L. Jones Mr. Geo. Rainy
Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Jones Mr. William Reynolds
Mr and Mrs. Job Mr. Scott Russell
Dr. and Mrs. Ihne Dr. Redfern
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Reid
Mr. W. P. Jeffreys Mrs. Rigby
The Misses Jeffreys Mr. Robert Roberts
Sir Wm. and Lady Jardine Mr. J. Raintree
Mr. and Mrs. Jukes Mr. Robinson
Rev. H. H. Jones Mr. C. E. Ravenshaw
Mr. Baynham Jones Lord Sandon
Mr. W. S. Jacob Mayor of Saffr en Walden
Mr. Charles Jellicoe Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Shand
H. B. Jones, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Shuttleworth
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Pier John Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred King Capt. and Mrs. Schomberg
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Miss Sandbach
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Kay Mrs. Samuel Sandbach
Rev. Byrom King H. R. Sandbach
Mr. A. D. Keightley Lieut. Col. Swan
Mr. J. Kenyon J. H. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kay C. F. Salt
Hon. H. T. Liddell, M.P Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sherlock
The Misses Liddell N. Samuelson
John Locke Thos. Sansom
Mr. and Miss Lace Mr. and Mrs. James Smith
G. H. Lawrence Rev. and Mrs. John Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. H. Littledale Mr. R. B. and Miss Smith
Mr. and Miss Lightbody Mr. and Mrs. Commissioner
Mr. and Mrs. Lafone Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Lowudes Miss Mabel Slack
Mr. and Mrs. Lassell Miss and Mrs. Shelmerdine
Mr. and Mrs. Lemonius Mr. and Mrs. J. P. G. Smith
Lieut. and Mrs Lord Mr. Wm. Sudlow
Mr. and Mrs. John Lockett Mr. Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Miss Sedgwick
Rev. Mr. Lingard The Baron de Stenbeg
Mr. Alderman Langsdale Mons. Sturm
Mr. Lamport Mr. and Mrs. Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lowe Dr. and Mrs. Scoresby
Rev. C. and Mrs. Lawrence Dr. Scott
The Misses Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Shendan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd Miss Simpson
Miss Lloyd Lord Skelmersdale
Mr. Joseph Locke Professor Stokes
Dr. Lee Col. Sykes
Mr. Wm. Lassell, jun. Col. Sabine
The Misses Lassen Dr. Strang
Lady Arthur Lennox Mr. Charles Selwyn
Dr. and Mrs. Lankester Miss Selwyn
Sir Chas. and Lady LyeU Dr. Norion Shaw
Mr. George Lowe Mr. A. Smith
Rev. John Lillie Mr. William Scholefield, M.P
i Mr. John Lundie Mr. Satterthwaite
Mr. Lawrence Miss Stewart.
Mr. J. Lewis Mr. James Smith
Mr. and Mrs. C. Langdon Professor Sedgwick
Mr. J. It. Lingard Mayor of Stratford-on-Avon
Major-Gen. and Mrs. Lewis Mr. H. Dangy Seymour
Mr. and Mrs. Lockey Professor Stevelly
Mr. R. G. Latham W. D. Saul
Mr. Thos. Lay cock Mr. J. D. Sandland
Mr. M`Dermott Dr. Sillar
Sir It. J. Murchison Professor Smith
Monckton Milnes, M.P Captain Smythe
Hon. Mrs. Milnes Mr. A. B. St. Leger
Norman M`Leod Mr. Henry Stubbs
John Morris Miss Stevelly
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mann The Misses Sedgwick
Mr. and Mrs. John Moss, Rev. Henry Stobart
Clifton-park Mr. S. It. Sally
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Moss Mr. John Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. WAndrew Hugh L. Smyth
Mr. Sz Mrs.J.Moss,Otterspool Rev. W. Smonds
Rev. 3. Moss
R. W. Townsend
Mr. Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Thompson
Mr. NUN:icon Mr. James Tyrer
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Mellor Mr. Charles Turner
Mr. and Mrs. T. Matheson Mr. J. H. and Miss Turner
Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Macgregor Rev. Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Turner
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Martineau Mr. and Mrs. Tinne
Charles Melly. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor
William M4Cheane Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson
James M'Cheane Mr. and Mrs. Torr
Mr. and Mrs. John Myers Dr. and Mrs. D. P. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. H. Milner Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Thom
Mr. and Mrs. Macllveen Mr. and Mrs. Thacker
Mr. and Mrs. Lewin 3lozley Mr. and Mrs. Towson .
Mr. and Mrs. Ciitts. Motley Mr. Thomas Thornely

Miss Tinne
George Thompson
Miss Tredcrott
The Misses Turner
Mr. and Mr. Thompson
Dr. Trail
Mr. William Tire
Mr. Robert Traill
Mr. and Mrs. It. Tennant
Archdeacon Thorpe
Mr. Thorburne
Mr. J. R. Temptertian
Mr. and Mrs. S. Thornton
Mr. Thomas Tooke
Professor Tyndall
Professor Tennant
Mr. William Thomson
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Twisaday
W. H. F. Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Verelst
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Vale
Commissioner Varley,
Mr. C. F. Varley
T. 0. Wollaston
Mr. Warren
Mr. and Mra Woodruff
Capt. and Mrs. Woodgate
Capt. and Mrs. Westmacott
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wright
/any Mr. and Mrs. W. Weightman
Arany, jun. C. B. Wilson
.aclaren Mr. and Miss Whitty
Mr. C. W. Williams
Mr. Wybergh
pratt Mr. and Mr. Charles Willmer
Mrs. Neill T. Whitehead
.d Mrs. Nicholson J. M. Wood
,nd Mrs. John Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Whitley
, and Mrs. Riclid. Naylor Miss Whitlow
,un A Nicholls Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Walker
Are. Naylor Mrs. Wingfield
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicholson Lord Wrottesley & the Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson Miss Wrottesley
James Newlands Mr. and Mrs. Wordley
Professor Newman Dr. Whewell
Mr. and Mrs. Nasmyth Mr. and Miss \Vansey
Bishop of New Zealand Capt. F. Wilson
Mr. Noble Mr. Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Nevill Mr. Woodward
Mr. Wm. Newmarch Mr. John Wilson
William Neild Rev. B. WWII
Capt. Neill Professor Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson Mr. Thomas Willis
Mayor of Oxford Mr. Waddington
Mr. and Mrs. Orred Dr. Wesley.
Dr. Orpen
Mr. Thomas Wright
Professor Owen Dr. A. W. Wennyss
Mr. G. W. Ormerod Mr. Thomas Winter
Mr. and Mrs. James Oldham Mr. Robert Warrington
Mr. Andrew Orr John Woodall, Esq.
A. F. Osier Mr. William Westley
Sir B. F. Outram Mr. W. P. Wilkinson
H. F. Osier Mr. H. J. Warren .
Professor Phillips Professor A. Williamson
Mts. Phillips Mr. Thomas Webster
Ashley P. Price Mr. F. G. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker Mr. and Mrs. Watkin
Mr. and Mrs. Picton Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Yates
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Parker Mr. J. B. and Miss Yates
Mr. and Mrs. R. Preston The Misses Yates
Lawrence Peel Mr. W. J. Young
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pearson Mr. J. A. Yates
G. H. Puckle Mr. James Yates
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. E.Zwilchenbart
Mrs. Elmes was one of the guests, in company with Dr.
and Mrs. Reid, Professor and Mrs. Coekerell having left
the town. .
We understand that the Mayor, being anxious that as
many of the inhabitants as possible may have the pleasure
of viewingthe splendid collection of paintings belonging to
John Naylor, Esq., and the drawings contributed by other
friends of the Mayor's, which were exhibited at his wor-
ship's soiree on Saturday evening last, will throw open the
rooms at the Town-hall for two or three evenings at the
beginning of next week. Admission to be by ticket.

Mrs. Miller
Mr, and Mrs. Marriott:
Joseph Mayer
Mr. Studley Martin
Mrs. Marriott
Mr. & Mrs. T. Edwards Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Myers
Mr. A. Macgregor
Mr. R. R. R. Moore
Mr. Wm. Miller
Bishop of Manchester
Capt. Maclagan
Mons. L'Abbe Maignot
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Murch
Professor Miller
Mr. R. W. Mylne
Mr. Thos. Milne
Mr. Lewis M`Kay
Mr. C. J. Murch
Mr. A. C. Murch
Rev. Edmund Mortlock
Mr. William Mure
Mr. William Maury
William Murray, Esq.
Mr. Justice M`Dougal
Professor Macdonnell
Benjamin Maund
Mr. M`Dernott
Rev. J. M'Cosh
Mr. Charles Mulvany
Mr. Charles Mulvany, Jun.
Mr. Charles Maclaren
Miss Moon
Mr. Milne
Miss Muspratt
Mr. and Mrs. Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson
Mr. and Mrs. John Naylor
Mr. and Mrs. Richd. Naylor
John A Nicholls
Mrs. Naylor

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION

THE PRESIDENT'S DINNER.

On Saturday, between 500 and 600 persons sat down to
the president's dinner, in the Philharmonic-hall. The Earl
of Harrowby was present, but having lost his voice by the
delivery of his inaugurating address, the chair was taken
by Sir R. I. Murchison. Among those present were,—Mr.
Monckton Milnes, M.P., Mr. G. Hadley, M.P., the Mayor
of Liverpool ; Mr. Fort, High Sheriff of the county ; Mr.
Spiers, Mayor of Oxford ; Professor Hopkins, ex-president
of the association; Colonel Sykes, Mr. Tooke, Sir Charles
Lyell, Professor Forbes, Colonel Sabine, Professor Powell,
Adml. Beechey, Col. Chesney, and a large number of ladies.
After the usual loyal toasts, the CHAIRMAN gave " Suc-
cess to the British Association," coupling with it in lauda-
tory terms, " The Healthof the noble President." Sir Rode-
rick spoke highly of the address delivered by the Earl of
Harrowby, at the opening meeting, and recalled the time
when, 17 years ago, at the last meeting of the association
in Liverpool, the then Lord Sandon had presided over the
statistical section. He touched lightly upon a topic which
had been alluded to by the noble earl—the scanty rewards
given by the State to scientific merit, and said that,
though men of science wei e not beggars, and did not
seek for emoluments, they still did think that among their
ranks were individuals, not blessed with wealth, who
ought to be sustained by the wealth of the country and
the Crown. _ .

The Health of the Mayor and Corporation of Liver
pool, and thanks to them for their hospitality," was re
spouded to by the Mayor, Mr. J. B. LLOYD.
In acknowledging the toast, " The Universities of the
British Empire and all the Learned Societies," Professor
Powsu, of Oxford, alluded, amid great cheering, to the
subject of university reform; He was glad to see that the
university question was now looked upon as the people's
question. The measure of last session was one which
passed through both houses with a degree of suocess not
at all anticipated, and the grand point which crowned and
and consolidated the whole work—the abolition of reli-
gions tests—was marvellously and unexpectedly brought
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