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parently better health than he had ex- whose grandmother was sister of the be perienced for some time, and eat a fore mentioned William Earl of Stafvery hearty dinner, after which, ford.-Suddenly, on the 30th of Jan. whilst in the act of taking a glass of while on a journey between Damanwine, he fell into a fit and never spoke houra and Mansur, in Egypt, the celeafterwards. Mr. Philip Glenville, brated Mameluke Chief, Elphi Bey.formerly of Crow-Street Theatre, who At Paris, aged 75, M. De Lalande, the wore the sock for many years, univer- celebrated astronomer. By his will he sally esteemed and admired in private ordered his body to be dissected, and life; his conviviality and placid man- his skeleton to be placed in the Muners endeared him to a numerous and seum of Natural History. His relations, respectable acquaintance, who sin- however, regardless of the injuction, cerely lament his loss.-In London- caused him to be interred, and his derry, Wm. Paterson, M. D. He pub- funeral was attended by the members lished about two years ago, a valuable of the National Institute.-On the book on the climate of Ireland. 10th of April, in America, after a long illness, in the 78th year of his age, the Hon. Horatio Gates, Lieutenant-GeAt Paris, on the 27th of April, in neral in the service of the United the 85th year of her age, the Right States, during the late revolutionary Hon. Lady Anastasia Stafford Howard, war, in which service he signalized Baroness of Stafford, only surviving himself as a faithful, brave, gallant, daughter and heir of William, Earl and distinguished officer. of Stafford, who died in 1734. She a Whig in England, and a genuine was sole heir of the body of Sir Wm. Republican in America. Howard, Viscount Stafford, the only attached to the cause of America, married younger son of the present from a full conviction of its justice, Duke of Norfolk's ancestor, Thomas and fought faithfully under its banHoward, Earl of Arundel. She was ners, through every stage of the conalso sole heir of the body of that Vis- flict. He left his native country in count's wife, Mary Stafford, Baroness the early part of his life, and served of Stafford, and through her, sole heir several campaigns in Germany, where of the body of Edward, the last Staf- he acquired the rudiments of military ford, Duke of Buckingham, heredi- knowledge. He came hither with tary Lord High Constable of England, General Braddock, and served in the who was the sole heir of the body of British army until the conclusion of King Edward the Third, youngest son the peace. He afterwards returned to of Thomas Plantagenet, of Wood- England, finally emigrated to Amestock, Duke of Gloucester, and of his rica, and purchased an estate in Virwife, Lady Eleanor Bohun, eldest ginia. On the rupture between this daughter and co-heir of the last Hum- country and Great Britain, he was phrey Bohun, Earl of Hereford, Es- called to take the command of the sex, and Northampton, and Lord northern army, and by his skill and High Constable of England; and good conduct, the troops under Gewhose younger sister was wife of King neral Burgoyne surrendered prisoners Henry the Fourth, but from whose of war. His military virtues are too body there was an entire failure of is- numerous to admit of detail, and will sne, on the death of her grandson furnish a brilliant page in the AmeKing Henry the Sixth. Notwith- rican Annals. He was a scholar, well standing the accumulation of the versed in history and the Latin clasPlantagenet, Bohun, and Stafford heir- sics, and of correct political princi ship, which became centred in Lady ples. His manners and deportment Anastasia Stafford Howard, she was were tinctured with a military bias. disabled by the attainder of her an- He was hospitable, generous, just, incestor, the last Stafford, Duke of flexible in his attachment to his Buckingham, in the reign of King Henry the Eighth, from possessing any of the family dignities, except the Stafford Barony. She died without having ever been married. Her heir is Sir William Jerningham, Barónet,

friends, and possessed a feeling heart. He was in the full conviction of the truth of the great philosophy, and appeared pleased when it was recommended to his serious attention, in the last stages of his illness.

At Schwerin, in Mecklenburgh, the Hon. Francis Clifford, eldest sister of the present Lord Clifford.

Killed, in an unsuccessful attack the foot of the hill on which it stood, upon a strong hold in the possession of he received a heavy fire from all parts the Turks, in the island of Prota, near of the building, through the windows, Constantinople, on the 27th of Febru- loop-holes, &c. Several of his people ary, Captain R. Kent, of the Royal Ma- fell: but he rushed up the bill at the rines, belonging to his Majesty's ship head of his brave companions, and the Canopus. He was the second son set fire to the gate of the monastery, of Sober Kent, Esq. late mavor of Finding his force very inferior to that Cork, and entered into the Marine of the enemy, he directed a signal to Corps at an early period of his life, in be made for assistance. A severe conwhich he served with credit for twenty- flict ensued, in which he continued six years. During the late war he animating his men, until he receivedserved on board La Pomone, under a ball through his head, which inSir J.B.Warren, Bt. and was with him stantly deprived him of life. on the Quiberon expedition. He afterwards was appointed adjutant to the division of Marines, and served in that situation until the conclusion of the At the Cape of Good Hope, Lieuwar. In the present contest, he served tenant Alexander M'Lean, of the 93d as captain of Marines on board the Ve- regiment, aged 21 years, third son of nerable of 74 guns, under the com- the deceased Captain M'Lean, and mand of Captain John Hunter; and, nephew of Lieutenant A. L. M'Lean, on the night of the 24th of Novem- aid de-camp to the late Prince Ferdiber, 1804, was shipwrecked in her on nand; a brave and meritorious officer, the rocks in Torbay. During that tre- who was killed on the continent while mendous night he never quitted his acting under the orders of his serene commander, but stood alongside of highness. him on the broadside of the ship, with At Bruges, in Flanders, Mrs. Mary the sea breaking over them, until the Austin Moore, many years abbess of whole of the crew were saved. After the convent of English nuns in that quitting the wreck, that part of it on city, and many years resident at Henwhich they stood was soon separated grave, near Bury. from the remainder, buried in the In the same convent, aged 80, in the surf, and never more seen. He was cheerful practice of every religious they ordered to Ireland upon the re- duty, Mrs. A. Jerningham, a near recruiting service, and on his return was lative of Sir William Jerningham, of embarked on board the Canopus. In Norfolk, Bart. landing upon the island of Prota, he At Tours, in France, Jean Thurel, advanced with his party towards an old aged 108: he was a member of the Lemonastery, seated upon an eminence, gion of Honour. He entered the rein which it was supposed there were giment of Touraine in 1716, and served only a few Turks, but in that he was without interruption for the space of deceived; for, on upon his arriving at ninety-two years as a full private.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

List of the MEMBERS returned to serve in the NEW PARLIAMENT for SCOTLAND and IRELAND.

SCOTLAND.

BERDEENSHIRE, J.Ferguson, Esq.
Airshire, David Boyle
Annan, Sir J. S. Heron Maxwell, Bart.
Anstruther, Rt. Hon. Sir J. Anstruther, Bt.
Argyllshire, Rt. Hon. Lord Campbell
Banffshire, Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. Grant, Knt,
Berwickshire, George Baillie, jun.
Brechin, James Farquhar
Buteshire, Sir John Sinclair, Bart.

Cromartyshire, R. B. Æneas Macleod
Cullen, Archibald Colquhoun
Bornock, Brigadier General Mackenzie
Dumbartonshire, Henry Glassford
Dunfermlin, Lieut.-Gen. A. Campbell
Dumfries-shire, Capt. Wm J Hope.
Edinburghshire, Rt. Hon. R. D. Saunders
Edinburgh, Sir Patrick Murray, Bart
Elginshire, Lieut.-Col. Francis W. Grant
Fifeshire, Lieut.-Gen. Wm. Wemyss

Forfarshire, Hon. Wm. Ramsay Maule
Fortrose, Peter Baillie, jun.
Glasgow, Archibald Campbell

Hadding onshire, Maj.-Gen Hon. C. Hope
Jedburgh, Sir George Warrender, Bart.
Inverness shire, Charies Grant, Esq.
Kincardineshire, Wm. Adam, Esq.
Kinross-shire, Wm. Adam, Esq.
Kirkaldy, Brig. Gen. R. C. Ferguson
Kirkcudbright, Hon M. G. J. Stewart
Lanarkshire, Rt. Hon. Lord A. Hamilton
Linlithgowshire, Brig.-Gen. Hon. A. Hope
Orkneyshire, Malcolm Laing, Esq.
Peebleshire, Hon Sir Jas. Montgomery, Bt.
Perthshire, Rt. Hon. Lord James Murray
Renfrewshire, Wm. Macdowall
Ross-shire, Maj. Gen Alex. M. Fraser
Rothsay, John Campbell, jun.
Roxburghshire, John Rutherford
St. Andrews, Sir David Wedderburn, Bart.
Selkirkshire, Wm. Elliott Lockhart
Selkirk, William Maxwell
Stirlingshire, Capt. Hon. C E. Fleming
Stranraer, Capt. Hon. E. R. Stewart
Sutherlandshire, Rt. Hon. Wm. Dundas
Wigtonshire, Lieu. -Col. Wm. Maxwell

IRELAND.

Antrimshire, E. A. M'Naghten, Hon. J. R.
Bruce O'Neil

Armaghshire, W Brownlow, W.Richardson
Armagh, Patrick Duigenan, D.C.L.
Atnione, Hon. Henry Wellesley
Bandon Bridge, Rt. Hon. Viscount Boyle
Belfast, Edward May

Carrickfergus, Quinten Dick, Esq.

Cashel, Rt Hon. Viscount Primrose

Dublin University, J. Leslie Foster
Dundalk, J Dupre Porcher
Dungannon, Rt Hoa Viscount Hamilton
Dungarvan, Hon. George Walpole
Ennis, Rt. Hon James Fitzgerald
Enniskillen, Charles Pochin

Fermanaghshire, Major-Gen. M. Archdall,
Hon G. Loury Cole

Galwayshire, R. Martin, D. Bowes Daly
Galway, James Daly

[Herbert. Kerryshire, Rt. Hon. M. Fitzgerald, H.A. Kildareshire, Rt. Hon. Lord H. Fitzgerald, Robert Latouche [Ponsonby Kilkenny shire, Hon J. Butler, Hon. F. C. Kilkenny, Hon. CH. Butler

King's County, T Bernard, jun. H. Lloyd Kinsale, Hen y Martin

Leitrimshire, K. J. Clements, J. Latouche Limerickshire, W. Odell, Hon.W.H. Quin Limerick, Charles Vereker

Lisburn, Rt. Hon. Earl of Yarmouth Londonderryshire, Right Hon. Lord G. T.

Beresford, Briggen. Hon. C. W. Stewart Londonderry, Sir G Fitzgerald Hill, Bart. Longfordshire, Sir T. Featherstone, Bart, Right Hon. Viscount Forbes Louthshire, Right Hon. J. Foster, Rt. Hon. Viscount Jocelyn

Mallow, Denham Jephson, Esq.
Mayoshire, Rt. Hon. Dennis Browne, Col.

the Hon. 11. A Dillon

Meathshire, Sir M. Somerville, T. Bligh Monaghanshire, R. Dawson, C. P. Leslie Newry, Lieut.-gen. the Hon F. Needham Portarlington, Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. Queen'sCounty, Hon. W.W.Pole, H Parnell

Catherloghshire, David Latouche, jun. W. Koscommonshire, A. French, Hon.S.Mahon

Bagenell

Catherlogh, Andrew Strahan

Cavanshire, N. Sneyd, J. M. Barry
Clareshire, Hon. F. N Burton, Sir Edw.
O'Brien, Bart.
Clonmel, Wm. Bagwell
Coleraine, Walter Jones

Corkshire, G Ponsonby, Viscount Bernard
Cork, M. Longfield, Hon.C.H. Hutchinson
Donegalshire, Sir J. Stewart, H.V. Brooke
Downshire, F. Savage, Hon. J. Meade
Downpatrick, J. Wilson Croker
Drogheda, Hon. T. H Foster

Dublinshire, H. Hamilton, R. W. Talbot
Dublin, Rt. Hon. H. Gratian, R. Shaw

Ross (New), W. Wigram
Sligashire, C. O'Hara, E. S. Cooper
Sligo, G. Canning

Tipperaryshire, Col. the Hon. M. Mathew,
Hon F. A. Prittie

Tralee, Rt. Hon. Sir A. Wellesley, K.B. Tyroneshire, J. Stewart, Hon. T. Knox Waterfordshire, J. C. Beresford, R. Power Waterford, Rt. Hon. Sir J. Newport, Bart. Westmeathshire, G.H Rochfort, W. Smyth Wexfordshire, A. Ram, W. C. Alcock Wextord, Viscount Boyle

Wicklowshire, W. H. Hume, W. Tighe Youghall, Rt. Hon. Viscount Boyle

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES AND DIVIDENDS, JUNE 20, 1807, to JULY 22, 1807, inclusive.

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[Extracted from the London Gazette.]-----The Solicitors' Names are between Parenthesis. RKELL J. Tewkesbury, Gloucester- St. Paul's Church-yard). shire, corn-factor, (Morgan, Gray's- ham, Devonshire, ship-builder, (Drew and Inu-square) Anderson J. Gracechurch- Co New Inn). street, paper-hanger, (Batchellor and Co. Serjeant's Inn). Atkins W. W. Alcester,

Brushfield T. V. Barking, Essex, grazier, (Cutting, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn).

Warwickshire, grocer, (Smith and Tilson, Bradshaw T. St. Martin's-le-Grand, shoe

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maker, (Briggs, Holborn-court). Birch J Creeting St. Peter, Suffolk, butcher, (Redit and Co. Cook's court, Lincoln's Inn). Birks J. and W. Lane End, Staffordshire, potters, (Leigh and Co. New Bridge-street). Barnett B. Sheppy-yard, Minories, dealer, (Isaacs, George-street, Minories). Bates T. Cheetham, Lancashire, and Bates J. Halifax, Yorkshire, woolstaplers, (Wigglesworth, Gray's-Inn-square). Blakemore R. Birmingham, tailor, (Egerton, Gray's-Inn). Brewer W. Cirencester, Gloucestershire, dealer, (Meredith and Co. Lincoln's-Inn). Bell J. Liverpool, auctioneer, (Windle, John-street, Bedford-row). Bellamy W. Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, tailor, (Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-buildings). Banks A.C. Plymouth-Dock, druggist, (Bone and Co. Plymouth-Dock)

Clennel J. Newcastle-upon Tynne, pinmanufacturer, (Clayton and Co Lincoln'sInn). Cotton J. Fieldgate-street, Whitechapel, victualler, (Holmes and Co. Marklane). Carter M. Zeals, in the parish of Mere, Wiltshire, linen-draper, (Bleasdale and Co. New Inn). Chambers W. Carlisle, draper, (Clennell, Staple Inn). Clift T. Westbury, Wilts, clothier, (Ellis, Hatton-garden). Chambers T Wigton, Cumberland, shopkeeper, (Wadsworth, Staple Inn). Croker J. Gosport, grocer, (Hatton, Dean-street, Southwark). Clinton J. Newport, Salop, skinner, (Benbow and Co. Lincoln's Inn) Cooper W. Chick Saint Osyth, Essex, merchant, (Lee, ThreeCrown-court, Southwark). Crightson A. Drypool, Holderness, Yorkshire, fruiterer, (Sykes, and Co. New Inn)

Dawson J. Donington, Lincolnshire, merchant, (Loddington and Hall, Temple). Fern, R. S. Canon-street, dry-salter, (Sherwood, Cushion-court, Old Broad-st) Govus T. Kingston, Surrey, horse-hair manufacturer, (Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn). Grater R. Plymouth-Dock, moneyscrivener, (Williams and Co. New-square, Lincoln's Inn).

Swan-lane, Thames-street, slate-merchant, (Sudlow, Monument-yard).

Kennett W. Snow-hill, baker, (Noy, Mincing-lane). Kelland W. Exeter, currier, (Yeates, Temple) Kent E. Bicester, Oxfordshire, draper, (Smith and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard).

Mitchell W. Merthyr Tydvill, Glamorganshire, victualler, (Jenkins and Co. New Inn). M'Donald W. York-street, Coventgarden, boot and shoe-maker, (Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry). Maine E. St. Swithin's-lane, merchant, (Blakelock, Temple). Milns B. Little Newport-street, Long Acre, haberdasher, (Tucker Staple Inn). Machin W. Newington Causeway, nightman, (Sherwood, Canterbury-square, Southwark)

Osborne C. Arnold, Nottinghamshire, builder, (B akelock, Temple).

Porter R. St. Alban's Herts, shopkeeper, (Hogarth, Staple Inn). Parsons T. Bath, breeches-maker, (Morton, Furnival's Inn). Partington J. ju. Garratt, within Manchester, dyer and printer, (Jackson, Harecourt, Temple)

Slee J. Horsleydown, Surrey, dealer in worsted and hosiery, (Thomas, Fen-court, Fenchurch-street) Sinclair J. ExecutionDock, Wapping, victualler, (Holmes and Co. Mark-lane). Skurray J. G St. Swi. thin's-lane, broker, (Kearsay, Bishopsgate within). Soper J. and W. jun. Buckfastleigh, Devon, yarn-manufacturers, (Drew and Co New Inn).

Tucker T. Newton-Abbott, Devonshire, inn-holder, (Anstice, Inner Temple). Thurston S. Ipswich, Suffolk, maltster, (Taylor, Southampton-buildings,ChanceryJane) Turner J. Salford, Lancashire, rope-maker, (Hurd, Temple).

Williamson J. Queen-street, four-factor, (Keys, Somer's Town). Williams M. Milk-street, victualler, (Shepherd and Co. Bedford-row). Woodroffe J. Ufford, Suffolk, miller, (Wood, Woodbridge). Windett J jun Norwich, grocer, (Windus and Co Chancery-lane). Waghorn T. Romford, Essex, draper, (Dawes, Angelcourt, Throgmorton-street).

DIVIDENDS.

Hetherington J. Rickergate, Cumber land, inn-keeper, (Hodgson, Clement's Inn). Hand C. and Berington C. Ewood, within Livesey, Lancashire, calico-printers, (Wilson, Greville-ssreet, Hatton-garden). Armitage R. Vigo-lane, July 29. Herbert T. Arundel-street, merchant, Blunt J. Coal Exchange, July 25 Bent(Barrow and Co. Basinghall-street). Hesel- ley F. Scarborough, July 25. Butler W. tine T and Lee W Bridge-street, Black- Weldon, Northamptonshire, July 29. Benfriars, grocers, (Bolton and Co. Lawrence net J and Lovesy S. High Holborn, Aug. Pounteney-hill). Hollins F. Ashborne, 4. Binden H Thornbury, Gloucestershire, Derbyshire, mercer, (Barbor and Co. Aug. 10. Buckton W. Kingston-uponFetter-lane). Holland J. Nottingham, Hull, Aug. 11. Bloxam W. New Road, butcher, (Rigge and Co. Carey-street). St George's in the East, Aug. 11. Brooks Johnson J. Liverpool, pawn-broker, M. Malmsbury, Wilts, Aug. 18. Benson, (Atkinson, Chancery - Jane). Jacob J. J. Bolton by the Sands, Lancashire, Aug. Stratford, Essex, miller, (Noy, Mincing- 19. Brown R. East Smithfield, Aug. 22. lane). Jennings T. Bunt row, wharf- Berriman J. Brewer-street, Pimlico, Sepinger, (Noy, Mincing-lane). Jones E. tember 5.

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Colville J. Cheapside, July 21. Collins Manby W. Strand, July 28. Mills J. L. Jones A. and Kerney E. New Bond- Brook-Green, Hammersmith, Aug 4. Madstreet, July 25. Clarkson J. T and C. docks R Ellesmere, Salop, Aug. 4. Bedale, Yorkshire, July 27. Cherry J. chell T Lawrence Pountney-hill, Aug. 4. St. John's-street, July 29 Chiswell S N. Morrison E. Runcorn, Cheshire, Aug. 18. Wareham, Suffolk, Aug. 4. Chapman P. Maltby T. and G Size-lane, Sept. 2. and Hopkin T Kingston-upon-Hull, Aug. 4. Cropper R Wigan, Lancashire, Aug. 5. Carter J. Bread-street, Cheapside, Aug. 18. Curtis J. F Minories, Aug. 25 Donnall W. Stockport, Cheshire, July 17. Dewdney B. sen. Reigate, Surrey, July 18. Dowding W. jun. Henstridge, Somersetshire, Aug 3. Dunlop J. St. Mary Axe, Nov. 14.

Normington Saffron Walden, Essex, Aug. 18. Newton E. Watling-st. Sept. 29.

Owen R. and Mardle W. Houndsditch, July 15. Owen R. Houndsditch, July 25. Ogden R. Bottany, near Ashton-underLyne, Aug. 23.

Phillips W Rochester, July 18. Phillips W. Maidstone, July 18 Pretyman Endall J. Over-Norton, Oxfordshire, W Great Tower-street, July 21. Parsons July 17 Edwards J. East Stone-House, T. Marchmont-place, Russell-square, July Oxfordshire, July 17. Eastham F. Wigan, 25 Parker J. Oxford-street, Aug. 4.. Lancashire, Aug. 1. Evans C. Nantwich, Price J. Sun-street, Finsbury-square, Aug. Cheshire, Aug 6. 4 Palmer R. Carleton Rode, Norfolk, Field G. Bath, July 20. Farr R Woon- Aug. 7. Potter G. Charing cross, Aug. 8. ton, Herefordshire, July 27. Fox H Purbrick W. Gloucester, Ang. 15. PulKingston-upon-Hull, July 28. Freeman len W H. Dartmouth, Devon, Aug. 18.. S. Old Compton street, Westminster, July Pryer R Gloucester-street, Hoxton, Aug. 29. Folds J. Inghey, Lancashire, July 31 22. Palmer J. Thavies-inn, Sept. 2. Fryer G. Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, Aug. 4 Frankland F Cheapside, Aug. 4. Foster J. Hallas Bridge Mill, Bradford, Yorkshire, and Foster A Doe Park, in the same Parish, Aug. 5. Fulcher J. Sudbury, Suffolk, Aug. 8 Fisher B. Weston-street, Southwark, Aug. 18. Fletcher S Great July 29 Russell-street, Bloomsbury, August 22. Fletcher G. Worksopp, Nottinghamshire, Sept. 5.

Good R. New Sarum, Wiltshire, July 21. Gardiner H. Thames-street, July 29. Goddard N. Kingston-upon-Thames, Aug. 8. Goodyer T. Market-street, Herts. Aug 11. Hayden L. Cheltenham, July 18. Hamilton A. and Haliburton D. Oxford-st. July 21. Harding W. S. and J. B. Gosport, July 22. Hampton R. Myton, Kingstonupon-Hull, July 24. Hudson W. Whaley, Cheshire, July 27. Hemming J. St. Andrew, Worcestershire, Aug. 3. Harrison G. Kingston, Surrey, Aug 4. Howell W. Neath, Glamorganshire, Aug. 10. Haywood H. Ramsgate, Aug. 11. Hobbs S. Bath, Aug. 11. Hussey C. and N. Newgate-street, Aug. 18. Halbert J. P. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Aug. 29. Halbert A. & G. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sept. 15. Hart W. Lothbury, Nov. 7.

Ireland S. Saint Clement Danes, July 11. Inman J. Houndsditch, Oct. 91.

Kent J. jun. Southwick, Southampton, July 20. Kray F. Stanhope-street, Claremarket, July 21. Knox G. and Hay J. Kingston-upon-Hull, July 24.

Luckhurst T. Canterbury, July 29. Long W Stonehouse, near Plymouth, Aug 4. Lawton J Liverpool, Aug. 4. Lardner J. Oxford-street, Aug. 4. Lewis R. Codford St Peter, Wiltshire, Aug. 8. Lindo 1. Great St. Helens, London, Aug 8.

Sanderson J. St. James's-street, July 11. Skinner W. East-lane, Greenwich, July 14. Smith J. Woolwich, Aug. 22. Squire H. Exeter, July 25. Smith J. C Bowlinggreen lane, July 25. Stone W. High-stra Borough, July 28. Shaw T Chelmsford, W. Clement's-lane, Davies-street, BerkeSimms J. Sheepy Aug. 3. Scurry F. Score G. Andovery Stevens J. and

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July 29. Skegg F.
ley-square, Aug. 1.
Parva, Leicestershire,
Kent-road, Aug. 4.
Southampton, Aug. 8.
Carttar J. Bread-street, Cheapside, Aug.
18. Schneider J. H. Bow-lane, Aug. 22.
Shepard H Cambridge, Aug. 29.

Twycross C. Thavies-Inn, July 4. Trem
lett J. Exeter, July 17. Taylor J. Lamb's-
Conduit-street, July 18. Tulford R. R.
W. and Hanbury B. Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury, July 25 Turner G. Strand,
Aug. 4 Tills I. Wymondham, Norfolk,
Aug. 8 and 15. Thomas T. D. Portsea,
Aug. 12. Tanner G. Bristol, Aug. 20.
Towesiend S. Paradise-row, Chelsea, Aug.
22.

Usher J. Great Kington, Warwickshire, Aug. 14.

Warner J. Elmdon, Essex, July 11. Waddington S. F. York-street, Southwark, July 21. Webb J. Manchester, July 21. Webb J. Plymouth, July 24. Westlake R. Exeter, Aug. 4. Wright W. Liver pool, Aug 4. Webb S. Meilksham, Wiltshire, Aug. 27. Wrigg W. Manchester, Sept. 29.

Yates J. Cleckeaton, Yorkshire, July 22. Yates S. Wood street, July 25. Young W. Manchester, Aug 3. Younghusband W Colchester, Aug. 8. Yorke T. Devonshire-street, Aug. 8.

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