150 ASSURANCE TRANSACTIONS.

The following losses by Fire, since the formation {)f the Company in October 1844. have been sustained and dis­ charged. namely:- Policy, No. 101, J. T. Pocock & Co" Cape Town,_ £2 4 0 . " ,,763, G. C. Greffrath, do.___ 5 0 0 " ,225, J. Golding, do.___ 20 0 0 " 845, Parker & Smithers, do,,___ 44 0 0 " 100, J. T. Pocock & Co., do.___ 13 6 6 " 6'26, James Barnes, Caledon, ____ 4 0 0 ,. 632, Thos. Loxton, Wynberg, ____ 75 0 0 " 444, John Barry, do.______3 0 0 " 967, J. W. Meyer, do.______3 10 0 " 997, F. Stanley, Port Elizabeth, ___ 222 14 0 Total,____ £392 14 6 In the Trost Branch the Directors beg to impress on the Shareholders the necessity of their using their influence to a greater extent, and of their giving more general support to the Offioe in the administration and management of Estates, as Executors, Tutors, Guardians, Curators, Administrators, Trus­ tees, Assignees, or Agents. The working of the Insolvent Ordinance is opposed to the interests of the concurrent Creditors, by throwing nearly every Estate into the bands of a few prefermt Creditors, whose claims on the Estate are secured, thus taking all power out of the hands of the former. The Shareholders wiH bear in mind, that" Union is strength," and without which it cannot be expected that any pl'ofitable business can be conducted by the Office. The various items in the Accounts now before you, will show that the ordinary expenses of management for the past year amount to Three Hundred and Forty-six Pounds and Eightpence (3461. O. 8.), which does not exceed that of former years, notwithstanding the increase of business. The 37th Section of the Trost Deed provides, that no Dividend shall be declared and paid, until the paid-up Capital and Profits shall amount to Ten Thousand Pounds (£10,000), and that the Dividends to be declared and paid at any time, shall not exceed Three-fourths (1) of the Profits realised, so long as the paid-up Capital and Profits shall not amount to Twenty Thousand Pounds (£20,000). The paid-up Capital and Profits now amount to Ten Thou­ sand, Three Hundred and Eighty-two Pounds and Sixpence (£10,382. O. 6.) In the present state of the Company's Funds, the Directors have deemed it inexpedient to declare a Dividend at present i but tbey entertain a hope of being enabled to do so at their half-yearly Meeting in January next. In terms of the 32nd Clause of the Deed of Agreement, the Direotors would recommend that the sum of One Hundred and Five Pounds be awarded to them and the Auditors as a re­ muneration for their services during the past year. According to the 25th Section of the Trust Deed, tlle follow­ ing Gentlemen, namely, the Hon'ble J. B. EBDEN, Esq., HE!'IIRT s. A. PRIVATE 'VIDOWS' FUND. 151

SHERMAN, Esq., JACOB LETTERSTEDT, Esq., retire by rotation, all of whom are eligible for re-election. It will therefore devolve on the Meeting to elect tbree Di­ rectors and two Auditors for the ensuing year. J. B. EBDEN, Chairman.

South AfrIcan Private Widows' :E'und. Sixteenth A nnual Report of the Sou th African Private Widows' Fund, established in Cape Town in the month of March 1831, - read at a General Meeting of tlte Members of the Society, in the Town Hall, on Satur­ day the 27th March 1847. Pursuant to the existing rules of the Society, your Commit­ tee of Management have the honor to submit to the members tbereof the 16th annual report of their proceedings, and espe­ cially (notwithstanding the slight increase of members during the past year) of the progress and present state of the Insti­ tution, which they beg to recommend to the attention of their fellow members. The number of members was augmented by only four during the past year; they can however state with satisfaction that no death has occurred, and that, notwithstanding this slight in­ crease, and the large number of widows who draw prnsions, the most of whom are already entitled to the full sum of Rds. 600, tIle funds have materially increased. It will appear from the Treasurer's Account, made up from the Society's Books, and audited by two members not belonging to the committee, that Rds. 7917 2 2 have been added to the funds, and that the capital, at tbe expiration of the year, amounted to Rds. 156,154 0 5, and consists of: properly se­ cured bonds, Rds. 150,199 7 3 j entrance money unpaid and not due, Rds 516 [) 2; contributions of two members, Rds.72. One ofthese, baving paid the usual fine, is still entitled to his membership, but the other has forfeited his tjtle to a pension for his wife, according to article 4 of the fundamental regula­ tions, not having paid for two years at the time the accounts were closed, as will appear from the same. To cash, Rds. 4618 6 4; and arrears of interest, Rds. 746 5 2. Huwever much your committee desired to aUude to an Or­ phan Fund, proposed by the Treasurer in one of their usual monthJy meetings, and in some repects deserving of attention, they were debarred from 80 doing by the resolution adopted at the eleventh annual meeting on the 2d April, 1842, 'Viz.: "That no alteration shall be made in the payment "of pensions or otherwise, during a period of 20 years, "reckoned from tbe year 1831, except as pro'Vidcd by the "fundamental reguJations." The Treasurer has however submitted an outline of his scheme, which may be inspected by the members present. Your commjttee further beg to state, that the number of con­ tributing members now amounts to 173, and that pensions are at present paid to 22 widows. R. C. HOETS, Chairman. 152 S. A. PRIVATE WIDOWS' FUND. General Statement of the S. A. Private Widows' Fund, from 1st of March 1846, to ultimo February 1847.

Dr. Rds. I. s. 1847, l"ebruary 28th, to Expenses, 1267 6 4 " " " Pensions, 9937 4 0

BALANCE TO CLOSE. To Bonds, _ _ __ _ Rds. 150199 7 :) To Entrance Money not paid and not due, ______,_ --. 516 I) 2 To Contribution of one Member fined. D. Brink, Cs _ _ _ _ _ 36 0 0 To. Do. C. M. Korsten, 2 years not paid, and forfeited 36 0 0 To Cash _ _ , ... ______4618 6 4

165407 3 3 To Arears of Interest 746 6 2 ----156154 0 5 Total Rds. ...- _ _ 167359 3 3 This Account compared with the Items in the Ledger, and found correct. (Signed) J. A. DE WET, H. T. BAM. Cape Town, 24th March 1847.

Cr. 1846 Rds. I. I. March 1st. By Balance __ -.. Rd.s. 148236 6 3 ---- 148236 6 3 1847 February 28th, By Entrance Money __ __ _ 1650 0 0 " Contributions __ _. __ 6219 0 0 " Interest ______10506 7 4 "Arrears of Interest, 5 items, two of which have since beeD paid _ 746 5 2 Total Rds. _ _ _ 167359 3 3

(Signed) J. C. GIE, Ms. Treasurer. Cape Town, 28th February 1847. Exchanges, Monies, Weights, and Measures.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Prior to the 6th June 1825, the Exchange between this Colony and Great Britain was ehiefly regulated by the average rate at which tbe Commissariat Department disposed of its Bills (by public tender) on the Lords Commissioners of the British Treasury. . On the R bove-mentioned date the value of the Rix-dollar 'Was, in accordance with the directions of the Home Government, and by the Ordinance of tbe Governor and Council, No.2. Jegally fixed at Is. 6d. (one shilling and sixpence) sterling, and the course of Exchange became thereby, in a manner, settled at that rate, with slight variations, depending upon the demand for Bills. By the Instructions then given to the Commissariat, Bills drawn by that Department were issued at £101 10, for every £100, being at the rate of one and a half per cent., against the Colony or remitter; and that in some measure regUlated the premium on private bills. The latter, however, were mostly sold at a discount, although some were occasionally sold at par, i. e. a bill of £100 for the same amount in specie; but tbat depended upon the credit attached to the parties whose bills or endorsements were in the market, as also upon the number to be disposed of at anyone time, and upon the amount which it may have been necessary to remit. By the Treasury Instructions recently issued to the Commis­ sariat, Bills upon the British Treasury are again disposed of by public Tender.

AMOUNT OF GOVERNMENT PAPER MONEY IN CIRCULATION. The former rixdollar paper money having been, in a great measure, superseded by the issue of British Sterling Promissory Notes, was in 1835 deprived of its value as a circulating medium, and made payable or exchangeable at the Treasury only, by oeder of Government. As only very small portions oC it continued to be presented, it was notified by proclamation in 1840, that no rixdollar notes would be paid or e lchanged after the 31st March 1841, when the accounts of that particular car­ rency would be closed. The conclusion of ttlis account shows the exact amount to which tlle Colonial Government and the Public have suffered from the fJ'auda or forgeriu committed on the rixdollar papcr, the particulars of which, in as far as they could be ascertained, were from time to time reported to the Home Govt!l'nment: and it is deemed desirable here to record the results of the various increases in that paper, from the sur­ render of the Colony in 1800, to the conclusion of the account in May 1841. 20 154 PAPER MONEY IN CIRCULATION. 1. The proper amount of Paper Money in cir- culation at the surrender in 1806, was Rds. 2,086,000 0 0 2. The British Colonial Government between 1806 and 1822, added _ _ _ _ _ 1,385,204 () () Amount of first or Cartoon Paper, (of which Rds. 1,256,415 4 were afterwards wIthdrawn, leaving unredeemed Rds. 2,214,789 1)_ _ 3,471,204 5 0 In consequence of the deteriorated state of the Paper in 1828, a It!CmuI description of Notes was introduced to the net amount of _ _ 2,305,000 0 0 And shortly afterwards, on the detection of some Forgerios on the lastmentiooed Paper, a '/,ird description was introduced to an amoDnt of 1,108,520 0 0 3. The proper amount of Rixdollar Paper Money i(} be accounted for is, therefore,. _ _ 6,884,724 5 0 From 24th April 1828 to May ]841, 'he fol1owing Sums were destroyed or canceHed by Procla- mation, viz:- 4. Of the lst, or cartoon Paper, Rds. 3,953,098 5. Of the 2d, or circular red stamped Paper, _ __ _ _ •__ 2,347,010 6. But it haying been discovered that the late Treasurer Stoll had, at first, omitted to keep a particularaccount of eac"dacriptima ofRixdollar Paper destroyed, an error was thus occa­ .ioned, which could not be aatisfac­ tori]y corrected; and, accordingly, on closing the account or the third description of Notes, of which there had been created Rds. 1,108,520, it was found that there had been can­ eelJed, as belongingto that creation, only, ______1,084,490 7,384,598 0 0 The net excess was thus·, _ _ _ _ _ 499,873 3 0 7. or which there were destroyed and not re- placed, (12th May 1841)_ 12,022 4 0 Leaving a Ba]ance of _____ Rds.487,850 7 0

Which was converted into British Promissory Notes to an equal amount, or_ _ _ __ £36,588 16 3t Add to this the sterling value of that amount which ought properly to have been iu circu- lotion, Rds.2,214,789. 1. __ _ _ _£166,109 3 Sf And the Sum agrees with the Gross (see 2) Amount of British Promissory Notes which has been in circulation since Jan. 1837, viz: £202,698 0 0 or this sum there has been cancelled, 199,698 0 0 Leaving in circulation on the 28th Jan. 1846,.- £3,000 0 0 COIN IN CIRCULATION. 155 COINS. The Coins in circulation are exclusively British, consisting in Gold, of sovereigns and half sovereigns i in Silver, of a few crowns, half-crowns, shillings and sixpences; and in Cop­ per, of pennies, half-pennies, and farthings. There is no Colonial Coin; Little of the smaller description of Silver Coin hu yet rnached the Cape. The Home Government having established the British Coin as the circulating medium of this Colony, and having directed that it shall be a legal tender in discharge of all debts due to individuals and the public, at the rate of one shilling and six­ pence (Is. 6d.) sterling for each paper rixdollar, and so in pro­ portion for any greater or less sum, the value of the rixdollar, formerly the only currency in the Colony, and fluctuating ac­ cording to the rate of Exchange with England, was conse­ quently fixed at that rate by Ordinanoo of the Go~m.or in Council, No. 2, bearin~ date the 6th day of June 1825. The Coins in ciroulation have not been pierced, cut, defaced or otherwise altered; neither have their respective values been diminisbed or augmented. Foreign Coins are in -rery small quantities, and are not used as a circulating medium. Tbey are principally Spanish dollars, and a few rupees. Their value depends almost entirely on the occasional demand for them. The usual axchangeable rate of the Spanish dollar is from 3s. 9d. to 3s. IOd. or at most to 3s. lId. ; and that of the sicca rupee from Is.6d. to Is. 8!d. Other rupees, when in demand, realise about Is. ad. each, but the general price does not exceed Is. 1 ~ d.

AMOUNT OF COIN IN CIRCULATION. The British Currency introduced into this Colony, from the year 1825 (when it became a legal tender) to 1829, inclusive, by the Commissariat, to meet the Expenditure of the Military Establishment, amounted:', at the end of tbe latter-mentioned. year, to £169,800 in Silver, and £2,205 in Copper. In the year ending 31st March 18.'17, £80,000 were also imported by the Commissariat, and a further Sum of £90,000 (viz. 60,000 from England, and £40,000 from Mauritius) between that date and 31st March 1838; £30,000 have been received from England during the year 1845 ;-£152,600 (viz. £140,000 from England, and £12,600 from Mauritius,) during 1846,-and £302,000 dur­ ing 1847, making in the whole £826,506, exclusive of £100,000 expected in the Athol. As far as can be ascertained, about £235,680 had been im­ ported by Merchants, up to the end of 1837. During 1838 a Sum of £19,000, nearly, and in 1839 about £700 passed the Custom House. In 1840, £341. was imported, and £1,538 ex­ ported; during the year ending September 1841, the Sum of £9,290 was exported, and during the year ending September 1842 the Sum of £6,128 was exported, and £2,257 imported; in 1844, £1,163 was imported, aud £33,442 exported J in 1845, £8,935 was imported, and £14,087 exported; in 1846, was im­ ported £21,369 and £13,345, exported; in 1847, £350 was im­ ported, so that the private Imports may be estimated at~2]2,185. 156 BANK PAPER, WEIGHTS, &c. These amounts, however, have been considerably dimi­ nished ~y exportation. In 1833 nearly £40,000 were shipped to Ceylon and Van Diemen's Land by the Commissariat. During the year ending 30th September 1841, £20,000 have been ship­ ped by that Department to England, £35,000 to Mauritius, £10,000 to Van Diemen's Land, and £5,000 to New South Wales; during the year ending 30th September 1842, £10,000 have been sent by the same Department to New South Wales, and £5,000 to St. Helena; during the year ending 31st Decem­ ber 1843, £5,000 have been sent to the latter place; in the year 1844, £l'O,OOO have been sent to New South Wales, and £20,000 to Van Diemen's Land. It is known, also, that remittances were formerly made at different times by Merchants and others, to England and elsewhere, in specie j and large Sums have also been taken from the Colony by the Emigrant Farmers, being the produce of their Slave Compensation, and of the Sale of their Farms. Allowing, therefore, for every diminution from these and other causes, the Metallic Circulating Medium at present may ~ be computed at from £150,000 to £300,000, inclusive of Coins introduced by occasional visitants, which cannot be correctly estimated. The great and sudden increase in the Circulating Medium, occasioned by the payment of the Slave Compensation Claims, had the effect, for a time, of reducing the Colonial Rate of Discount and Interest as low as 4 per Cent. j but Money has again attained its original Market Value of 6 per Cent.

PRIVATE BANK PAPER IN CIRCULATION. There are three Joint Stock Bank Establishments which issue their own notes of £5 and upwards, payable on demand, viz: the Cape of Good Hope Bank, and the South African Bank, in Cape Town, and the Eastern Province Bank, in Graham's Town. Government has no control over these issues. The amount, at present in circulation are, of the Cape of Good Hope Bank about £42,000, and of the South African Bank from £19,000 to £20,000. The paper of these Banks seems to have only a local circulation.

WEIGHTS. The Weights legally used in this Colony are of the Standard of Amsterdam, which was introduced by the Dutch Govern­ ment. They consist of pounds, subdivided into 16 ounces, or 32 loods each. The proportion generally. made use of here, in comparing Dutch with English Weight, is 921bs. Dutch to 1001bs. English; the true rate, however, is considered to be 9llbs. and 4-5ths Dutch to l00lbs. English, or Avoirdupois. The pieces of weight admitted to assize are from 60lbs. down to one lood, or the thirty-second part of a pound, which is regarded as equivalent to half an ounce English, although ~lightly exceeding that proportion, as above shewn. MEASURES. 157 MEASURES. The Standard Measures at the Cape are those of Amsterdam, and were introduced by the Dutch Government.

LIQUID MEASURES. A legger is equal to 152 Dutch gall. or about 126i't gall. imperial. A half do.., 76 "" ~" A pipe " 110 "" 91rt" A half-pipe " 55 "" 49y¥" An aum ,,38 " 311" A half-aum 19"" 151" An anker" 9~ ,," 711" A half-anker 41"" au" A flask " H" " .4946 " There is no fixed proportion between gallons and the bottles in use here, as the latter, although called quarts, are of various sizes and descriptions; but generally a gallon is reckoned to be equal to 41 bottles.

CORN MEASURE. 1 8chepel is equal to 1M old Winchester bushel, or ~ imperial. 1 muid is 4 schepels, or 9M do. do., or UH " 1 load is 10 muids, or Yo'lf do. do. or ~ " Thus 107 Dutch schepels are equal to 82 Winchester bushels, or 4 schepels are about 3 imperial bushels, and 11 schepels are about one quarter.

CLOTH MEASURE. 1 ell is equal to 27 Rhynland inches. 1 yard 34M"" The proportion between Dutch ells and English yards is gene­ rally taken at 3 yards to 4 eUs, but the real rate is 100 yardl to 129d ells.

LAND MEASURE. The Standard Measure for Land is the Rhynland rood and (oot, 1000 Rhynland equal to 1033 English. One rood is equal to 12 feet, and one foot to 12 inches. 144 inches are equal to I square foot Rhynland. 144 square feet" 1 square rood " 600 square roods" 1 morgen " A morgen is generally reckoned equal to 2 English statute acres, but the real proportion is considered to be 49tM morgen, equal to 100 acres. 1~8 PAPER AND SILVER MONEY.

Stivers. :e •• d. Rds. :£ •• d . Rix-Drs . :e. ,. d.

1 0 0 01 31 2 6 6 11 515 6 2 0 0 Ot 32 2 8 0 78 517 0 3 0 0 Ii 33 2 9 6 79 6 18 6 4: 0 0 1. 34 211 0 80 6 0 0 5 0 0 Ii 35 2 12 6 81 6 1 6 36 2 14 0 83 6 4 6 Skills. 37 2 15 6 84 6 6 0 1 0 0 2i 38 217 0 85 6 1 6 2 0 0 4. 39 2 18 6- 86 6 9 0 3 0 0 6t 40 s 0 0 87 6 10 6 4: 0 0 9 41 3 1 6 88 6 12 0 5 0 o 11i 42 3 is 0 89 6 13 6 6 0 1 1. 43 3 4: 6 90 6 15 0 , 0 1 st 44 S 6 0 91 6 16 6 45 3 7 6 92 6 18 0 Rix-Ds 46 S 9 0 93 6 19 6 1 0 1 6 47 3 10 6 94 7 1 0 2 0 3 0 48 3 12 0 95 'I 2 6 3 0 4 6 49 3 13 6 96 'I 4 0 .- 0 6 0 60 3 15 0 97 7 6 6 5 0 7 6 51 S 16 6 98 7 'I 0 6 0 9 0 52 3 18 0 99 'I 8 6 7 o 10 6 53 3 19 6 100 7 10 0 8 o 12 0 51 4: 1 0 200 15 0 0 9 o 13 6 55 4: 2 6 300 22 10 0 10 o 15 0 56 4: 4 0 400 30 0 0 11 o 16 6 57 4 5 6 500 37 10 0 12 o 18 0 58 7 0 600 45 0 0 13 o 19 6 59 "4: 8 ft 700 52 10 0 14 1 1 0 60 " 10 0 800 60 0 0 15 1 2 6 61 411 6 900 67 10 0 16 1 4; 0 62 4: 13 0 1000 75 0 0 17 1 5 6 63 414: 6 2000 150 0 0 18 1 'I 0 64 4 16 0 3000 225 0 0 19 1 8 6 65 " 17 6 4000 300 0 0 20 1 10 0 66 4: 19 0 5000 375 0 0 21 1 11 6 67 5 0 6 6000 450 0 0 22 1 13 0 68 I) 2 0 7000 525 0 0 23 1 14 6 69 5 3 6 8000 600 0 0 24 1 16 0 70 5 5 0 9000 675 0 0 25 1 17 6 71 5 6 6 10000 750 0 0 26 1 19 0 72 5 8 0 20000 1500 0 0 27 2 0 6 73 5 9 6 30000 22aO 0 0 28 2 2 0 74 511 0 40000 3000 0 0 29 2 3 6 75 5 12 6 50000 3750 0 0 30 2 5 0 76 514 0 60000 4500 0 0 SILVER AND PAPER MONEY. 159

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Pence. Reb. Sk. St. :£ Rda. Sk. St. I :£ Rds. Sk. St.

- l 0 0 01 3 40 0 0 50 666 I) 2 0 0 1i 4 53 2 4 55 733 2 4 t 0 0 2 5 66 5 2 60 800 0 0 1 0 0 21 6 80 0 0 65 866 5 2 2 0 0 5-1 'I 93 2 4 70 933 2 4 3 0 1 2 8 106 5 2 75 1000 0 0 4 0 1 41 9 120 0 0 80 1066 5 2 5 0 2 Ii 10 133 2 4 85 1I33 2 4: 6 0 2 4 11 I- 146 5 2 86 1146 5 2 7 0 3 01 12 160 0 0 87 1160 0 0 8 0 3 3-1 13 173 2 4 88 1173 2 4 9 0 4 0 14 186 5 2 89 1186 5 2 10 0 4 21 15 200 0 0 90 1200 0 0 11 0 4 5-1 16 213 2 4 91 1213 2 4 12 0 5 2 17 226 5 2 92 1226 5 2 13 0 5 41 18 240 0 0 93 1240 0 0 14 0 6 1-1 19 253 2 4 94 1253 2 4- 15 0 6 4 20 266 5 2 95 1266 5 2 16 0 'I 01 21 280 0 0 96 1280 0 0 17 0 7 3-1 22 293 2 4 97 1293 2 4 18 1 0 0 23 306 5 2 98 1306 I) 2 24 320 0 0 99 1320 0 0 Shills. 25 333 2 4 100 1333 2 4 1 0 5 2 26 346 5 2 150 2000 0 0 2 1 2 4 27 360 0 0 200 2666 I) 2 3 2 0 0 28 373 2 4 250 3333 2 4 .- 2 5 2 29 386 5 2 300 4000 0 0 I) 3 2 4: 30 400 0 0 350 4666 5 2 6 4 0 0 31 413 2 4 400 5333 2 4 'I 4 I) 2 32 426 5 2 450 6000 0 0 8 I) 2 4 33 440 0 0 500 6666 I) 2 g 6 0 0 34 453 2 4 550 7333 2 4. 10 6 5 2 35 466 5 2 600 8000 0 0 11 7 2 4 36 480 0 0 650 8666 5 2 12 8 0 0 37 493 2 4 700 9333 2 4 13 8 I) 2 38 506 5 2 750 10000 0 0 14 9 2 4: 39 520 0 0 800 10666 5 2 15 10 0 0 40 533 2 4 850 11333 2 4 16 10 I) 2 41 646 5 2 900 12000 0 0 17 11 2 4 42 560 0 0 950 12666 5 2 18 12 0 0 43 573 2 4 1000 13333 2 19 12 Ii 2 44 586 5 2 2000 26666 5 2 20 13 2 4 45 600 0 0 3000 40000 0 "0 46 613 2 4 4000 53333 2 4 - ~ 47 626 5 2 5000 66666 5 2 1 13 2 4 48 640 0 0 10000 133333 2 4 2 26 I) 2 49 653 2 4 15000 200000 0 0 Danks, .:roint Stock Companies, &I.e. Estab- No. of Nominal Amount Present Tbis Year's COMPANIES. --lished. Shares Value. Paid up Price. Dividend. Exchange Buildings, _____ 1819 159 £37 10 £37 10 £25 0 0 ---£2 0 Mar. 24. South African Fire and Life Assurance Company 1831 200 100 0 10 0 127 8 0 10 0 May 15. S. A. Asso. for Adm. and SettJemt. of Estates ____ 1834 42 375 0 375 0 440 8 0 30 15 0 Jun. 6. Cape of Good Hope Trust and Assur. Company____ 1835 900 26 0 19 0 25 0 0 2 0 Feb. 6. Cape of Good Hope Joint Stock Company ______1835 40 22 10 22 10 19 0 0 Cape of Good Hope Bank ______South African Bank ______1837 1500 50 0 40 0 68 12 0 6 0 Feb. 1. 1838 2000 50 0 30 0 50 0 0 4 0 Feb. 15. Cape of Good Hope Marine Assur. Company____ 1838 1500 50 0 10 0 15 15 0 1 0 Jan. 23. Board of Executors 1838 50 200 0 200 0 230 0 0 De Protecteur Fire and Life Assurance Company____ 1838 2000 20 0 5 0 15 0 0 Eastern Province Bank______1838 1600 25 0 16 131 30 0 0 3 15 Feb. 1. Eastern Province Fire and Life Assur. Company___ 1839 400 50 0 6 0 20 0 0 ---- Fishing, Salting, Whaling, and Sealing Company. ___ 1843 307 10 0 8 0 10 0 0 Cape of Good Hope Gas-light Company ______1844 600 15 0 15 0 19 0 0 Colonial Bank______..... ------1844 2000 5U 0 2[) 0 40 0 0 2 0 Mar. I. Equitable Fire Assurance and Trust COmpany _____ 1844 1000 25 0 5 0 14 10 0 Cape of Good Hope Mutual Life Assurance Society___ 1845 - - - - Eastern Province Trust Company ______150 10 10 Port Elizabeth Bank ______:..- ___ 1845 50 0 0 0 0 2 0 Feb. 12. 1846 1600 25 0 10 0 14 10 0 South African Mining Company 1846 2000 10 0 1 0 1 0 0 Frontier Commercial and Agricultural Bank _____ 1847 1500 50 0 10 0 15 0 0 Union Bank _____ 1847 15000 10 0 2 0 2 5 0 Natal Cotton Company ______1847 2000 10 0 1 0 1 0 0 Western Province Bank (Paarl) ______1847 1000 20 0 3 0 3 0 0 -- -~- \fa~~~ma£i QUEEN OF THE UNITED KINGDON OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, DEFENDER OP THE FAITH, SDNreign of tI,e Orden of tI,e Garter, TM.stle, BatA, St. Patrit:1c, St. Michael, ami St. George.

THE QUEEN's MINISTERS. First Lord of tbe Treasury,-Lord John Russell. Chancellor of the Exchequer,-Rt. Hon. Charles Wood. Lord ChanceIlor,-Lord Cottenham. President of the Council,-Marquess of Lansdowne.' Lord Privy Seal,-Earl of Minto. Secretary of State for the Home Department,-Rt. Hon. Sir G. Grey, Bart. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,-Viscount Palmerston. Secretary of State for the Colonies,-Earl Grey. First Lord of the Admiralty,-Earl of Auckland. President of the Board of Control,-Rt. Hon. Sir J. Cam Hob- house, Bart. Chancellor of the Ducby of Lancaster,-Lord Campbell. First Commissioner of Woods and Forests,-Viscount Morpeth. President of the Board of Trade,-Rt. Hon. H. Labouchere. Chief Secretary for Ireland,-Sir W. M. Somerville, Bart. Post-master General,-M arquess of Clanricarde. Pay-master General, Rt. Hon. T. B. Macauly. * The above form the Cabinet.

Lord Chamberlain,-Earl Spencer. Lord Steward,-Earl Fortescue. Earl Marshal and Master of the Horse,-Duke of Norfolk. Vice President of the Board of Trade,-Rt. Hon. T. M. Giblon. Commander in Chicf,-Duke of Wellington. Master General of the Ordnance,-Marquess of Anglesea. Master of the Mint,-Rt. Hon. R. L. Sheil. Attorney General,-Sir John Jenis. Sol icitor General,-Sir David Dundas.

IRELAND. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,-Earl of Clarendon. Chief Secretary,-Sir W. M. Somerville, Bt. Lord Chancellor,-Rt. Hon. M. Brady. Commander of the Forces,-Lt.-Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir E. Blakeney. Attorney General,-Rt. Hon. R. Moore. Solicitor General,-J. H. Monahan, Esq. 21 ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND. (Alexandrina) VICTORIA, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, born May 24, ISI9. Succeeded her Uncle William IV. June 20, IS37. Proclaimed June 21st. Crowned June 2S, 183S. Married Feb. 10, 1840, her cousin, H.R.H. Prince Albert of Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha, K.G. born Aug. 26, ISI9. Issue: Victoria Ade]aide Mary touisa, Princess Royal, born Nov. 21, 1840. ALBERT EDWARD, Prince of Wales, born Nov. 9, 1841. Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843. Alfred Ernest Albert, born Aug. 6, lS44. He]ena Augusta Victoria, born June 25, 1846. The Queen Dowager. Adelaide, Sister of the Duke of Saxe Meiningen, born Au­ gust 13, 1792. Married July II, ISIS, to his fate Majesty King William IV., who died June 20, IS37. Mother of tIle Queen. Victoria Marla Louisa, Aunt of the Duke of Saxe Cobourg Gotha. born Aug. 17, 1786. Married May 29, 181S, to the late Edward Duke of Kent, and had issue Alexandrina Vic­ toria, her present Majesty. The Duke died Jan. 23, 1820. Uncles and A unts to tIle Queen. Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover, Duke of Cumberland, '6. June 6, 1771, married May 29, 1815, Frederica Sophia Carolina, sister of the Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, and widow of Frederick William, Prince of Solms-Braunfels, born March 2, 177S; died June 29, IS41. Issue: George Frederick, b. May 27, ]SI9, married Feb. 18, IS43, Princess Mary, of Saxe Altenburg. Issue: Ernest, b. Sept. 21, 1845. Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, b. Feb. 24, J774, married, May 7, 181S, to Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, niece of the Landgrave of Hesse. born .Ju]y 25, 1797. Issue: George Will. born March 25, 1819; Augusta Caro­ line, born July 19, 1822, married June 28, 1843, Frederick, Hereditary Grand Duke of M eckJenburg Strelitz; Mary Adelaide, born Nov. 27, 1833. Mary, April 25, ]776, married July 22, 1816, to her cousin William Fred. Duke of G]oucester, who died Nov. 30,1834. Sophia, Nov. 3, 1777.

ROYAL FAMILY OF HOLLAND. WILLIAM II., King of the Netherlands, Prince of Orange· Nassau, and Grand Duke of Luxemburg, b. Dec. 6,1792, succeed· ed by the abdication of his father William I., Oct. 7, 1830, mar· ried Feb. 21, ]816, Ann, sister of the Emperor of Russia. I,sue: William, Prince of Orange, born Feb. 19, 1817, married June 18, 1839, SophIa, daughter of the King of Wurtemberg, born June 17, 1818, Issue: William, born Sept. 4, 1840. Maurice, Sept. 15, 1843. Alexander, August 2, 181S.-Henry, June 13, 1820.-Sophia, April 8, ]824. Brother and Sister of the King. Frederick, born Feb. 28, 1797,. married May 21, 1825, Louisa, sister of the King of Prussia. Mariana, born May 19, 1809. Married Sept. 14, 1830, to Prince Albert of Prussia. Governors of this Colony, Since its establishment in 1652.

Joban Anthony van Riebeek, M.D •• _ April 8, 1652 ZachariasWagenaaT, May 9, 1662 Cornelis van Qualberg, _ October 24, 1666 Jacob Borghorst, June 18, 1668 Pieter Hackius, June 2, 1670 Coenraad van Breitenbach, December I, 1671 Albert van Breugel, March 23, 1672 Ysbrand Goske, October 2. 1672 Joban Bax, (van Herentals) _ January 21 1676 Hendrik Crudax, _ _ _ June 29, 1678 Simon van der Stell, October 14, 1678 Willem Adriaan van der Stell, February 11, 1699 Joban Cornelis d'Abling, June 3, 1707 Louis van Assenburgh, Febrnary I, 1708 Willem Helot, December 28, 1711 :Mauriis Pasquess de Chavonnes, March 28, 1714 Jan de la Fontaine, (Acting) September 8, 1724 Piet Gysbcrt Nood, February 25, 1727 Jan de la Fontaine, (Acting) _ April 24 1728 (Effective) March 8, 1730 Adriaan van Kervel November 14, 1736 Daniel van den Hengbell, September 20, 1737 Hendrik Swellengrebel, April 14, 1739 Ryk Tulbagh, March 30, 4751 Joachim van Plettenberg, August 12, 1771 Pieter Baron van Reede van Oudis- hoorn, (died on his passage to the Colony, on board of the sbip Asia, 23d January 1773.)' Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, February 14, 1785 Johannes Isaac Rhenius, _. June 29, 1791 Abraham Jos. Sluysken, (Lt.-Governor.) September 2, 1793 Under tke B,,.itish Government. J. H. Craig, ______September 1, 1795 Earl of Macartney, _... __ __ _ :May 22, 1797 Sir Francis Dundas, (Lt.-Governor,) November 22, 1798 Sir George Young, ______December 18, 1799 Sir Francis Dundas. (Lt.-Governor.) April 20, 1801 Under tll.e Bata'Cian Government. Jan'VilJem Janssens, _ _ _ _ March I, 1803 Under tll.e British GO'IJernment. Sir David Baird, ______January 10, 1806 Hon. H. G. Grey, Lt.-Governor.) _ January 17) 1807 Du Pre, Earl of Caledon, __ __ May 22, 1807 Hon. H. G. Grey, (Lt.-Governor.) July 5, 1811 Sir Jon Francis Cradock, September 5, 1811 Hon. Robert Meade, (Lt.-Governor.) December 3, 1813 GOVERNORS OF THIS COLONY. Lord Charles Henry Somerset, __ April 6, 1814 Sir Rufane Shawe Donkin, (Acting dur­ ing the absence of Lord Charles H. Somerset,) ._ _ _ ._ ~ _ January 13, 1820 Lord Charles Henry Somerset, returned, December 1, 1821 Richard Bourke, (Lt.-GOfJernor) February 8, 1826 Hon. Sir Gal braith Lowry Cole, September 9, 18:28 Lt. Col. T. F. Wadfl, (Acting GOfJernor) August 10, 1833 Sir Benjamin D'U rban, _ _ _ January 16, 1834: Sir Andries Stockenstrom, nt., Lieut- GOfJernor of tile Eastern Province, July 28, 1836 Sir George Thomas Napier, K.C.B. Jan uary 22, 1838 Colonel John Hare, Lieut.-GOfJeT"nor of tlUJ Eastc'l'n Province, _ _ _ _ August 31, 1839 Sir Peregrine Maitland, _ _ _ December 19, 1843 Martin West, Lieutenant-Governor of Port Natal, _ _ _ _ "- Novembe1' 17, 1845 Major Gen. the Right Hon. Sir Henry Pottinger, Bt. _ _ _ _ _ January 27, 1847 Sir H. F. Young, Kt. Lt. GOfJ. of tIlt! E. P. April 28, J841 Lieut. ·Gen. Sir Henry G. Smith, Bart. __ December 1, 1847

His Excellency tbe Right Honorable SIR I-IENRY POTTINGER, BART. One of Her Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable Order of tbe Bath, Major-General in the Service of the Honorable the East India Company, LATE GOWI'1IIJr and CommaRder in Cldif of Her braje.ty', Caltle, Town, and Settlement of tl,e Cape of Good Hope, ill Soutl, Africa, and of tlUJ 7'eN'itorie. and Dependencie, tltel'eoJ, and Ordinary, and Vice-Admiral of tile .anU!, BigA Communont!1' for tile Settling and Adjuatment ciftltl1 Affaw, 0/ tM Territorit:. in Soutl, Africa, adjacent or contiguoau to the Erutern and North Eastern Frontier of tile Colony, ~c. ~c. ~c. Oct~ 1, 1846, 6,OOOl.

Capt. Chatles Colvillo Young, R.A. Aide-rle-Camp, and Military Secret a ,,,!" Jan. 27, 1847, 1731.7,. 6d., Lieut. James Butler Fellowes, 45th Regt. Aide-de-Camp, and P"i,fJate Secreta,'!" Jan. 27, 1847, 300/. LioQt. J. W. Hay, Se. Fus. Gds. extra Aide-ie-Camp.

Richard Woosnam_ Esq. 8et'l'Bt(J,ry to tlul IIiglc Commilliotur. TUB

CAPE OF Goon HOPE annual .tgi~ttr

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CIVIL ESTA.BLISBMBKIJ:'S.

His Excellency Lieutenant-General SIR HENRY GEO. WAKELYN SMITH, BART., Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honorable MilitaTy Order of the Bath, Colonel of Her Majesty's 2d Batallion Rifle Brigade, Grmemor and Commander in Chiif of Her Mojut]/I CtUt18, Town, and Settlement of tIle Cape of Good Hope, in South .Africa, and of tke Territorie, and Dependencie, tlleJ'cof, and Ordinary, and Vice-Admiral of the ,ame, Higla Commilrioner for the Settling and Adju,tmmt of tlUl .Affair, of the Territorie, in South Africa, adjacent or etmtiguou to the Eastern and North EaneJ'lI Frontier of tlUJ Colony, te. te. te.

Major John Garvock, 31st Regt. Pri". Secretary, t eztra Aidf- de-Camp. Capt. H. L. Maydwell, 41st Regt. Military Ser:retG'I'J' Lieut. E. A. Holdich, 80th Regt. Aide-de-Camp. Lieut. Hugh Smith, 3d Buffs, ditto. Ell8ign John Wyse, 67th Regt. Colonial ditto. Ensign Harry Smith, Bengal Army, ema ditto. 166 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.

Executive Council. President, His Excellency Sir HENRY GEORGE WAKELYN SMITH, Bt. G.C.B. GOfJemD1' and Commander in Chief. Membera. The Hon. John Montagu, Esq. Secretary to GOfJernmenl. --- Harry Rivers, Esq. Treamrer-General. --- William Porter, Esq. LL.D. Att01"l'U!'!J-General. --- William Field, Esq. Collector of CwtO'l1U.

:Legislative Council. President, His Excellency Sir HENRY GEORGE WAKELYN SMITH, Bt. G.CB. GOfJernor and Commander in Chief. Official Member •. The Hon. John Montagu, Esq. Secretary to GOfJernment. --...... - Harry Rivers, Esq. Treantrer-General. --- Pieter Gerhard Brink, Esq. Auditor-General. --- William Porter, Esq. LL.D. Atto'I"I'U!'!J-General. --- William Field, Esq. Collector ojCu8tOTnl. Unofficial Member •• The Hon. John Bardwell Ehden, Esq. --- Hamilton Ross, Esq. --- Hendrik Cloete, Hs. Esq. --- Pieter Voltelen van der Byl, Esq. --- William Cock, Esq.

Clerk 01 the Councila, W. Hope, Esq. May 27, 1846, 500/. ClVIL ESTABLISHMENT. 167 Colonial Office. The Hon. John Montagu, Esq. Secretary to GONnItnent, Sept. 28, 1842, 1,5001. . J. A. 10. Sueur, Esq. Chief Clerk, April 1, 1847, 4501. Mr. J. E. Montagu, lat Clerk, June 1, 1844, 2501. Mr. P. Vigors, 2d ditto, May 7, 1847, 2001. Mr. F. J. Freislich, 3d ditto, March 22, 1839, 1801. Mr. G. J. Russouw, 4th ditto, March 22, 1839, 1501. Mr. J. C. Overbeek, 5th ditto, Nov. 1, 1843, 1501. (and MI. OD the Pension List.) Mr. J. G. Brink, 6tl, ditto, March 22, 1839, 1201. Mr. W. J. Hoath, 7th ditto, Jan. I, 1842, 1101. 'Mr. C. G. Hahne, 8th ditto, Oct. 1, 1843, 1001. Mr. W. Hart, 9th ditto, Oct. J, 1846, 1001. Mr. J. Serrorier, lOth ditto, Aug. 4, 1847, 90/. Mr. J. R. Innes, Jun. Additional Olerk, Nov. 10, J847, 90/. J. Bertrand, Office-keeper, Jan. I, 1844, 701. J. F. Rynhoudt, Mellenger, Jan. 16, 1844, 451.

Treasury. The Hon. Harry Rivers, Esq. Treaaurer General, June 27, 1842, 1,0001. Mr. W. J. MackrilI, Accountant) April 1, 1830, 2001. Mr. W. Macnamara, Chief Clerk, Nov. 1, ]834, 1801. Mr. H. J. P. Ie Sueur, Cler~ Sept. 1, 1846, 1501. (and 30/. on the Pension List.)

-"••• 444- .4. 'Ildit office. The Han. P. G. Brink, Esq. Auditor General, Aug. 12, 1829, 1001. Mr. H. F.1Hahne, Chief Clerk, April 1, 1837, 2001. Mr. H. R. van Lier, ht Clerk, Oct. 19, 1838, 1401. Mr. J. R. Spyker, 2d ditto, Oct. 19, 1001. Mr. R. A. Ie Sueur, 3d ditto, Feb. 15, 1839, 1001. -..... -- Registrar of Deeds' Office. J. Carey, Esq. Regi8trar of DeedI, May 1,1840, 600/. Mr. M. Woeke, Chie/Clerk, Dec. 6, 1845, 2001. Mr. J. ~ de Wet, ClerIc, Dec. 6, 1845, 120/. 168 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. Stamp Office. J. D. Overbeek Esq. Diltributor of Stamp', May 1, 1840,. 2OOl.

~ Surveyor General and Clvn Engineer's Department. Sv:rfJeyor General', Branch. Lieut.-Col. C. Cornwallis Michell, K.H. & It.B.A. SU1'fJtyor General, June 20, 1828, 7001. C. Bell Esq. ,duiltant SU'1'fJeyor General, July 1, 1840, 3501. (Absent on Leave.) M. R. Robinson, Esq. 2d A'Ntant SU'1'fJe!Jor General, Sept. 29, 1846, 300l. (acting for Mr. Bel!.) Mr. W. A. J. de Smidt, CltW Clerk, Oct. 1, 1843, 300l. Mr. A. Auret, Droftnnan, July 1, ]829, 1801. Mr. H. R. Kuya, lit Clerk, Oct. 1, 1838, 901. (acting for Mr. Robinson.) Mr. J. P. de Wet, Jr. 2d ditto, July 1, 1841, 901. Mr. P. de Smidt, Temporary Clel'k, 451. John Windell, Office-keeper, May 1, 1830, 461.

Ci."il Engineer'. Branch. Lieul-Col. C. Cornwallis Michell, It.H. & K.B.A.. CifJil Engi.neMo ad Superintendent of WorM. Mr. A. Kirsten, Book w&d Storekeeper, Sept. 16, 1829, 1251. 'Mr. J. Low, Foreman of A2·tificerl, Jan. 1, 1841, 12Ol.

J. Maker, Boatl1Dain at tM South WAarf, 3 •. per day. T. Chamberlain, BoatlVXlin at tluJ Nort" Wl&arf, Jan. G, 1842, 31. per day. George Murray, Light-lwUle-keeper, July 21, 1845, 601. . J. Patterson, Keeper of Light-MwB at Mouills Point, July 1, - 1842, 60/. . 1I!t9t­ :Land Board. Member •• Lieut.-Col. C. Cornwallis Miohell, K.H. & K.B.A. S"'rfJ. Gmeral, teo Abraham de Smidt, Esq. I M. R. Robinson, Esq. Charles Bell, Esq. H. R. Kuys, Esq. W. de Smidt, Esq. W. de Smidt, Esq. Secretary, Ocll, 1843. CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. 169 Board of Land B.egistry.

Under t/~ P"OfJiaitma oftlw Ordinance No. 97, dated 14th February 1833.

Member" The Hon. John Montagu, Esq. Secretary to GOfJernmen.t. ---- Harry Riv~rs, Esq. Treamrer-General --- P. G. Brink, Esq. Auditor-General. --'-- William Porter, Esq. Attorney-General. P. B. Borcherds, Esq. Ci"il Commusiuner of tlw Cape DiWiun.. Joint Secret(J:riea, G. Cromar, and A. C. Wylde, Esqrs.

~ Central Board of Commissioners of rublic B.oads. (Under tTte PrOfJUiona of the Ordinance No.8, 1843, dated 22d November 1843.)

Hon. John Montagu, Esq. Secretary to GOfJernment, Clwirman. -- Harry Rivers, Esq. Trearurer-General. Lt.-Col. C. C. MicheII, K.H. & It.B.A. S't~eyor-General. Hon. J. B. Ebden, Ellq. J. C. Gie, Ms. Esq. E. J. Jerram, Esq. Committet of Trealury. Hon. J. B. Ebden, J. C. Gie, Ms. and E. J. Jerram, Esqrs. W. Tennant, Esq. Secretary, 4001. Mr. G. A. Watermeyer, Accountant, 1501. Messrs. J. R. G. Klerck, l00l. and P.le Sueor Fischer, Cler1u,701. Mr. J. Hemming, Storekeeper, 1501. G. F. Rynhoudt, Musenger, 361.

-""••• 440- Government School Establishment. J. R. Innes, Esq. LL.D. Superintendent General of Education, May 1, 1839, 5001. Mr. M. Bergb, Clerk to ditto, 601. Rev. T. Buchanan, Principal Teac"erin the Normal Smni'IIIJry, Oct. 1, 1841, 2001. and 501. for house-rent. W. Maker and E. Miller, U,1ler" at 151. each. 22 170 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.

Custo~s' Department, Cape Town. The Hon. William Field, Esq. Collector, Sept. 22, 1834, 8001. Mr. A. M'Kenna, ht Clerk t Wa7'elW'Ulekeeper, Oct. 11, 1843, 3OOl. Mr. J. H. Heckroodt, 2tl Clel'k, Sept. 21, 1846, 2501. Mr. F. Burrowes, 3d ditto, 2001. Mr. J. L. Fitzpatrick, 4th ditto, 1501. Mr. C. Wolfe, 5th ditto, 1001. Mr. J. E. B. Rose, Acting 6th ditto, 901. Mr. M. Moller, Temporary Clerk, 901. G. F. Rowan, Esq. Landing SU7"tJe'gor, July 28, 1836, 4001. Mr. W. Spittal, Searcher and Landing Waiter, April 1, 1842,3001. Mr. A. Baynes, ditto, ditto, June 12, 1844, 2501. Mr. G. W. Browning, ditto, ditto, 2001. Mr. E. C. Crockett, ditto, ditto, 2001. Mr. H. J. Hase, ditto, ditto, 200/. Mr. E. Miller, ht Locker, June 1, 1836, 1001. Mr. G. R. Midgley, 2dditto, Nov. 28, 1836, 901. Mr. E. Ross, 3d ditto, Sept. 15, 1846, 901. Messrs. E. Dodd, T. Merritt, W. Boone, R. King, J. Ross, and T. Shannon, Tidewaiter" 60Z. each. A. Hildebrandt, W. Sewell, J. Baumann, D. Caton, J. Field, . and C. Fowler, Boatmen and Watchmen, 401. each. Christiaan, Office-keeper, Sept. 22, 1834, 40/.

Mr. Dennis O'Kelly, lat WllO.r! Clerk, Aug. 12, 1828, 1201. Mr. J. S. Gorham, 2tl ditto, Sept. 1, 1838, 120/. Mr. W. H. Horne, 3d ditto, 1201. Simon's Town. F. B. Pinney, Esq. Sub-Collector, May 16, 1839, 2001. Mr. G. Hillyard, Locker and Tidewaiter, March 29, 1837, BOI. Port Elizabeth. D. P. Francis, Esq, Sub-Collector, March a, 1836, 4001. Mr. Hector M'Kenzie, Clerk, Dec. 18, 1845, 100/. Mr. J. Nightingale, Landing-waiter, Searclu:r, and Tide-I'U"'eyar, Dec. I, 1840, 2001. Messrs. Patrick Murray and M. Power,7'idewaiterl, Sept. 11, 1845, 801. each. Port Beaufort. G. Leith, Esq. Sub-Collector, Feb. 14, 1842, 2001. Mossel Day. James Mitchell, Esq. Sub-Collector, Oct. 5, 1846, 200/. Port Katal. W. S. Field, Esq. Collector, 4001. Mr. R. Scott, Clerk, 2001. Mr. L. Newton, Landing-waiter and Searcher, 2001. Mr. Geo. Prestwich, Tidewaiter aud Locker, SOL. CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. 171 Post Office.

R. Crozier, Esq. PoBtmaater General, Nov. 2J, 1815, 6OOl. Mr. G. H. Lehman, ht Clerk, June 22, 1837, 2001. Mr. J. C. Wahl, 2d ditto, June 22, 1837, 1001. Mr. Dupre Crozier, 3d ditto, Oct. I, 1843, 801. Mr. A. P. Brink, 4th ditto, Oct. 1, 1843, 751. Mr. P. A. J. Kirsten, Temporary ditto, Feb. 23, 184:,7, 701. Letter Carrier" C. H. Heyn, 451. M. Daly, 451. Tho!. Pearson, 451. D. Conradie, 4hl. J. B. Wilter!, 451. and R. E. Switzer, 451. Postmaster" and PostmiatreIBe, in tlte Country Diltrict•. At Bathurst, Mr. B. Gunning, Oct. 1, 1833, 151. Beaufort, Mr. J. B. Auret, Jan. 1, ]842. Caledon, Mr. E. Watson. Clanwilliam, Mr. C. M. Lind. Colesberg, Mr. J. Walker. Cradock, )Ir. W. Saunders. Fort Beaufort, Mrs. A. Campbell, 301. do. Military Postmaster, Mr. J. Gray, fSl. George, Mr. P. J. Truter. Graaff-Reinet, Mr. C. B. ZiervogeI. Graham's Town, Mr. F. H. Cole, June 1, 1842, 721. J(nysna, Mr. J. Rex, 61. La.ngekloof, Mr. B. M. Wehmeyer, Aug. 12, 1836, 151. Malmesbury, Mr. J. Walcott. Matjes Fontein, Mr. P. C. van Niekerk, Feb. 1, 1843, 101. Mossel-bay, Mr. H. O. Acker, Feb. 1, 1844, 81. Paarl, Mr. C. C. de Villiers. Plettenberg's-bay, Mr. R. C. Harker, Nov. 15, 1826, 101. Plumstead, Mrs. Boyes, 61. Port Elizabeth, Mrs. Mary Biggar, Dec. 17, 1840, 401. Post Victoria, Mr. Harvy, 61. Richmond, Mr. J. R. Mosterd, 81. Sidbury, Mr. Sowden, 151. Simon's Town, Mrs. Courtenay, 251. Somerset, (East,) Mr. C. Haw, May 1, ]843. Somer~et, (H.H.) Mr. H. Boase, 121. Stellenbosch, Mr. J. A. Mader. Swellendam, Mr. J. C. Moll. Tulbagh, Mr. H. A. Zinn; Aug. 29, 1842, 181. Uitenhage, Mr. S. H. du Toit. Worcester, Mr. C. F. Scholtz. Deputy Postmaster•. At Breda's Dorp, Mr. W. Helm, 41. Claremont, Mr. T. Watson, 5l. D'Urban, Mr. G. Brasier, 41. Eerste-rivier, Mr. W. Tubb, 51. Gamtoos-river, Mr. J. Smith, 51. Halfway House between Cape Town and Stellenbolch, Mr. G. Holloway, 41. 172 CIVIL ESTABLISfIMENT.

Deputy PoatmtUterl-Continued. Hooi-kraal, Mr. G. W. Lotz, Ill. Knysna, Mr. H. Atkinson, 31. Mostenrs-hoek, Mr. J. Swain. Palmiet-rivier, Mr. T. Venn, 41. Port Beaufort, Mr. G. Leith, 41. Riet-kuil, Mr. B. Richter, 61. Riversdale, Mr. G. E. Anderhold, 101. Rivier Zonder End, Stell. Div. Mr. J. van Niekerk, 51. Rondebosch, Mr. J. Randall, 61. Sunday-river, Mr. J. Rowe, 5t. Three Cups, Mr. M. Butler, 61. Victoria, Mr. G. L. Meiring, 41. Wellington, Mr. J. Addey, 8l. Wynberg, Mr. Charles Smyth, 61. ~ ... Port Office, Cape Town. James Bance, Esq. R.N. Port Captain, Jan. 1, 1828, 600/. Mr. W. M'Leod, A,sistant ditto, July 1, 1834, 1501. John Laing, Esq. O.fficer of Healtla, April 1, 1830, 1501. S. Weldon, Co:r:wain, Feb. 27, 1842, 601. J. Keet, Signalman at the Port Office, 501. F. Carter, 481. and M. Keet, 36l. ditto at Lion', Rump. M. Bergh, Mes8Imger, Jan. 1, 1830, 601. 8 Boatman, at 501. each.

Simon's Town. W. P. Jamieson, Esq. R.N. Harbour-maater, Oct. 13, 1847, 125l. F. Mitchell, Esq. Officer of Healtla, May 15, 1845, 221. 10,. C. May, Co:r:wain, March 1, 1842, 36/.

Port Elizabeth. T. A. Bennett, Esq. Harbou~er, Oct. 13, 1847, 1501. Dr. J arneson, Officer of Healt". W. Brockman, Coxwain, 48l.

~$~ Colonial Medical Committee. Prerident, J. Hall, Esq. M.D. Deputy Inspector of Col. Hospital,. Members, Samuel Bailey, Esq. M.D. I H. Ar Ebden, Esq. C. C. J. Delmege, Esq. H. Bickersteth, Esq. John Laing, Esq. C. F. Jaritz, Esq. A. J. Fraser, Esq. M.D. F. H. Kunhardt, Esq. Secretary, Selkirk Stuart, Esq. Messenger, Frederick Watson. CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. 173 Inspector of Colonial Hospitals. John Hall, Esq. M.D. Jan. 2, 1847, 9Il.58.

Somerset Hospital. H. Bickersteth, Esq., M.R.C.S.L., Surgeon in Clcarge, July I, 1845, 4001. Mr. E. Bouchier, Clerk and Stewa1'd, Feb. 1, 1846, 801. Geo. Cook, Sick Attendant, 24l. Charles Stewart, ditto, 22l. 10,. R. Aitkin, ditto, 221. 10•• J. Franklin, ditto, 221. 10,. E. Hurst, Cook, 221. 10,. Jan Delhagen, Mcaaenger, 181. Eliza Thompson, Matron, 131. lOa. Margaret Bouchier, Waal&e7'W071Uln, 18l. Rev. J. Verhaag, Religioua Instructor, 311.

Vaccine Institution. Henry Bickersteth, Esq. M.R.C.8.L. Vaccinating SU1'geon, July 3, 1845. Selkirk Stuart, Esq. Secretary, May 5, 1840, 501. Frederick Watson, MeBBenger, 361. Hours of Attendance-from eleven to twelve o'clock, on Tuesdays and Fridays.

A.ssistant Commissioners of Compensation His Excellency the Governor. E. Christian, Esq .

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'Public Buildings ~d Offices. H. A. Smit, Office-keeper and Sca'fJanger, 951. J. Theron, ht ~rca,mger, Oct. 1, 1835, 451. S. Mollett, 2d ditto, Sept. 1, 1844, 451. A. Speirs, 3d ditto, April 1, 1845, 45l. 174 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. Government Agents. F. Barnard, Esq. Agent in England, 2, Parliament-street, April 1, 1823, 2001. E. M. Cole, Esq. Tambooki8 CommiBsioner. Mr. F. Kayser, Assistant Interpreter Fort Beaufort, 601. Capt. J. Maclean, 27th Reg!. Diplomatic Agent on the Easttml Frontier of the CoIO'1l.Y, Nov. 13, 1845, 6001. Mr. W. Shepstone, Interpretor, Dec. 12, 1845, 160l. Capt. H. D. Warden, Bntia/, Resident among the Natiw Tribu to the N. E. of the Colony, 600l. Mr. F. Rex, Clerk, 1201. Rev. H. Calderwood, Acting CommiBriuner for tlu: Ghika Tribu. Mr. Charles Brownlee, Clerk to do.

Royal Observatory. T. Maclear, Esq. F.R.S. Astronomer Royal. W. Mann, Esq. lat A,siatant do. Rev. G. F. Childe, M.A.. 2d do. do. G. R. Smalley, Esq. 3d do. do. (Magnetical Ob,enJalory.)

Mixed British and Portuguese Commission. Established at the Cape of Good Hope. George Frere, Esq. Jun. Her Britannic Majesty', Commiuitnwr. Alfred du Prat, Esq. H. M. F. M/, CommiBsioner. Frederic Richard Surtees, Esq. H.B.Mo's Arbitrator. ______; H. M. F. M.', Arbitrator. James Robert Macleay, Esq. Secretary and Registrar. James Bance, Esq. Marshal. Mr. Wm. Tasker Smith, Clerk to H. M.'s Commissioner. Messrs. Hamilton Ross & Co. Agent, to tire Commilrion. JllDICIAL ESTABLISHMENT. 175 J"UDICIAL BSTABLISBMBl'fT.

Supreme Court. His Honor Sir Jobn Wylde, Kt. D.C.L. Chief J~e, Feb. 13, 1834, 2,0001. Mr. A. C. Wylde, Secretary and Clerk to ditto, 200l. The Hon. William Menzies, Esq. Firat Puim.e Ju4ge, Feb. 13, 1834, ] ,5001. Mr. G. Cromar, Clerk to ditto, Jan. 1, 1843, 150l. The Hon. Wm. Musgrave, Esq. Second Puisne Judge, Oot. 12, 1843, 1,2001. Mr. W. Musgrave, Clerk to ditto, Jan. 16, 1844, 150l. Clerke Burton, Esq. Master of tAe Court, Sept. 23, 1834, 8001. T. H. Bowles, Esq. Registrar, Sept. 23, 1834, 4OOl. Mr. E. T. Wylde, Clerk, Feb. 28, 1834, 1501.

H. R. van Ryneveld, Esq. LL.D. Interpreter, July 15, 1837,2001.

Thomas Hill, Tipstaff, July 1, 1842, 601. F. Scboukerk, llsher, March 1, 1834, 501. B. Powell, ditto, Marcb 1, 1834, 501. J. H. Cornwallis, ditto, July 1, 1843, 5Ol. R. Hill, Messenger, Dec. 1, 1845, 5Ol.

Master's Office.

ORPHAN CHAMBER JURISDICTION. Clerke Burton, Esq. Master. R. J. Loedolff, Esq. Chief Clerk, Oct. 1, 1846, 3601. P. D. Hahne, Esq. 2dditto and Book-keeper, March 1, 1834,2001. J. SerrurieT, Esq. 3d ditto, March, 1834, 1801. Mr. J. A. Hahne, 4th ditto, Feb. 19, 1845, 761. INSOLVENT AND LAW JURISDICTION. Mr. Charles Hawkins, 1st Clerk, Sept. 5, 1834, 1501. Mr. F. G. Meyburgh, 2d ditto, Feb. 19, 1845, 1001.

~ Court of Vice-Admiralty. His Honor Sir John Wylde, Kt. D.C.L. Judge. J. Reid, Esq. Registrar. Jamel Bance, Esq. Mar,hal. 176 JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMET. Advocates of the Supreme Court. Hon. W. Porter, Esq. Att.-Gl. J ohan George Stadler, Esq. Daniel Denyssen, Esq. Willem Hiddingh, Esq. Hon. Henry Cloete, LB. Esq. Petrus Joh. Denyssen, Esq. HeJp. R. van Ryneveld, Esq. Johan Fredrik Dreyer, Esq. Christoffel Jos. Brand, Esq. Jacob Hendrik Dreyer, Esq. Jan de Wet, Esq. John Watts Ebden, Esq. Johan Hendrik. Hofmeyr, Esq. E. B. Watermeyer, Esq. Abraham Faure, Js. Esq.

Attorneys of the Supreme Court. Mr. Paulus Abraham Poupart Mr. H. Reid - Oloff John Truter - E. Hull - John Barker - C. A. Fairbridge - Johannes H. Redelioghuys - W. Innes. - Johannes Nicolaas Meeser - J. Blake, Coleaberg - Alexander Hutchinson - M. Borcherds, Ft. Beauft. - Daniel Johannes Cloete - E. Bergh, George. - John Reid - J. B. Barnes, Grahl. Town - Willem Susius Buissinne - J. H. Heath, ditto - C. J. Buissinne - I. F. Slater, ditto .-. J. C. Berrang6 - J. J. H. Stone, ditto - J. C. Wessels - R. J. Eaton, ditto - S. F. Rorich - R. Roberts, ditto - John Alfred Merrington - A. W. Smith, ditto - Johannes A. Truter, Os. - A. B. Roberts, Natal - P. J. Trnter, Jun. - C. Whitcomb, P.ElizbtA. - T. J. Dickson - J. Jennings, ditto - H. J.de Wet, Os. - M. A. R. Bergh, Stellenb. - G. J. de Korte - J. J. F. Roselt, Uitenhage. - J. J. Maynier - E. F. Wylde, Worcelter.

Sworn Translators of the Supreme Court. Mr. B. J. van de Sandt Mr. B. J. v. d. Sandt de Villiers - J. G. Borcherds - J. H. Hofmeyr, LL.D. - J. G. Stadler - P. E. de Roubaix - A. G. Muller - J. B. Auret, Beaufort - P. Harmsen - M. Borcherds, Ft. Beauft. - H. J. P.le Sueur - G. Jarvis, Graham', Town - P. Auret - J. H. B. Wienand, ditto - G. Rawstome - L. H. Meurant, ditto - J. J. de Kock - W. Harding, Natal - J. W. Nelson . - J. O'Reilly, SO'TTU!1'aet .:...- W. Collins - R. J. Cardinal, Swellendam - W. de Smidt - J. A. H. Falck, ditto - F. G. Watermeyer - J. J. F. Roselt, Uitenlzage - A. Faure, J s. LL.D. - J. A. Munnik, Worcester JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENT. 177 Qtourt of Qrommtl'l'tonerl' For the Trial of Offences committed on tll.e High Seas. The Governor, or Lieutenant-Governor, for the time being. The Members of Council. The Chief Justice and other Judges. The Chief Secretary to Government. The Commander-in-Chief and Flag-Officers of Ships of War. 'l'he Captains and Commanders of Ships of War.

John Steuart, Esq. PrO'Dolt Marshal. Pieter van Breda, As. Esq. Deputy Premo" Marlhal.

~ attornt» Otntral'fJ Otfitt. The Hon. Wm. Porter, Esq. Attorney-General, Sept. 16, 1839, 1,2001. Mr. H. Lynar, Ulerk, Dec. 1, 1839, 1501.

~ Otlitt of tfJe Qrltrlt Of tfJt Utatt. D. J. Cloete, Esq. Clerk oftlll1 Peace, July 1, 1834, 300/. Mr. P. J. Truter, Clerk, Sept. 6, 1836, 1001,

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Jittn ~fJtrttrfJ Omtt. John Steuart, Esq. High Sheriff, Aug. 12, 1829, 6001. P. van Breda, As. Esq. Chief Clerk, Jan. 1, 1828, ]501. Mr. G. Fischer, ht Clerk, 901. ~ Mr. A. J. van Breda, 2nd ditto, 801. A. Beck and G. T. Geyer, Officer•• Deputy SlUJriffl, F. Carlisle, Esq. Albany. I G. E. Joseph, Esq. Som.erltt. J. D. Baird, Esq. BeaUfort. O. M. Bergh, Esq. StellenbOlcla W. S. van Ryneveld, Js. Esq. J. Barry, Esq. SUJt!llendam. Clan-william. J. Brehm, Esq. UitenJw.ge. W. T. Gilfillan, Esq. Oradock. R. Meiring, Esq. Worcelter. F. A. Swemmer, Esq. George. W. Dixon, Esq. Colaberg. C. Grisbrooke, Esq. Graaff-Rl.

~ Judice. of tluJ PeactJ fo'l' Cape Town and Distriet, A. de Smidt, Esq. I c. G. de Lorentz, Esq. J. Bance, Esq. P. Auret, Esq. C. Burton, Esq. 178 JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENT. lttstlJent .flItagtstratt't cmtlitt. P. B. Borcherds, Esq. Ruident Magistrate, Jan. 1, 1828, 6OOl. Mr. J. C. de Wet, lat Clerk, July 1, 1834, 2001. Mr. C. J. Auret, 2d ditto, July I, 1834, 1401. Mr. A. R. Borcherds, extra ditto, 761. J. Wiley, Me"enger, Apri115, 1846.

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~olttt cmftitt. C. G. de Lorentz, Esq. Judge and Superintendent of Police, Jul, 1, 1830, 6001., and MI. 10,. for Forage for two Horses. Pieter Auret, Esq., Deputy ditto, Jan. 1, 1828, 200/. Mr. F. W. de Wet, lat Clerk, Jan. 1, 1828, 1401. Mr. J. Itzen, 2d ditto, Jan. 1, 1828, 801. C. Beck, MeBlm!Jer, Jan. 15, 1843, 451.

John Laing, Esq.8urgeO'lt of Police, Oct. I, 1840.-Allowance of Forage for one Horse, 27l. 7" &1.

Mr. J. King, Inapecto1' of Police, Oct. 1, 1842, 2001. Mr, R. T. Meehan, Clerk in tllS Station HOII,Be, 601. Four Sub-InapectorB, 801. each. Four Sf!'TjeantB, 601. 38. each. Thi1'ty-aeDI!'TI Police Conatable" 521. each.

TOfD7& Gaol. Mr. C. F. Paschoud, Gaoler, May 1, 1833, 100/. Mr. Jas. Anderson, Book-keeper, May 16, 1844, 601. Three Turnkeys, 501. each.

Benjamin1 Inflictor of Corporal Punishment" Jan. 1, 1847, 27/.

Mr. F. Faustman, Rsligious Instn.u:tor, Jan. 1, 1828, 401.

HOUle of CorrectiO'lt. Mr. L. Quinn, Keeper, 461. Mrs. Quinn, MatrO'lt, 121.

General I.,y;,rTfUl.ry, Robben Island. J. Birtwhistle, Esq., M.R.C.S.L., Superintending Surgeon of tM General Infirmary, Feb. 17, 1847, 2601. Rev. H. B. Schopmann, Clw.plain, 100/, Mr. D. Thompson, Clerk. and Storekeeper, Feb. 1, 1846, 901. CLERICAL ESTABLISHMENT. 179 CLEB.::ECA:L ESTADL::ESHMENT.

~t. Blotge', Q!bUttfJ. Rev. Gao. Hough, M.A. late Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, Senior C/laplain, Feb. 21, 1827, 6001. (absent on leave.) Rev. Robert G. Lamb, B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, Junio,. C/&apiain, April II, 1845, 3001. S. Oliver, and T. Sinclair, Esqrs. Churcl&wardens. Trustee", The Hon. Sir J. Wylde. G. Herbert, Esq. G. Frere, Jr. Esq. I R. Crozier, Esq. J. Bance, Esq. S. Oliver, Esq. W. Gadney, Esq. R. W. Eaton, Esq. T. Sinclair, Esq. I Thomas Hall and Clerke Burton, Esqrs. A uditorl. Mr. W. J. Mackrill, Secretary. Mr. W. Vawser, Churcl, Clerk. Mr. F. Logier, Organist. Mr. J. Panter, Sexton and Bell-ringer. ~Ir. R. H. Ardeme, Superintendent oftlliS Burial Ground. ~®~ ~1?noll of tbe muttb Uefotmell Q!f)ut'tb. Rev. P. E. Faure, Moderator. Rev. S. P. Heyns, D.D. AS6e86or. Rev. A. Faure, B.D. Actuariu.r, Scriba, and QutZstor. Rev. W. Robertson, D.D. AlsUtant SCl'iba. COMMISSION OF SYNOD. Rev. W. Robertson, D.D. Prest. Rev. J. C. La Febre Moorrees. A. Faure, B.D. Scriba. - T. J. van der Riet. T. J. Herold. - A. Roux, D.D. - A.Murray. PRESBYTERY OF CAPE TOWN. Rev. G. W. A. van der Lingen, Rev. J. Edgar. President. J. M. Theunissen, Esq. - J. Spyker, Scriba. Rev. J. J. Beck. - A. Faure, B.D. L. F. Biccard, Esq. - S. P. Heyns, D.D. Rev. P. E. Faure. J. J. L. Smuts, Esq. A. Deneys, Esq. Rev. T. J. Herold. Rev. P. N. Ham. W. Joubert, Esq. G. J. Joubert, Esq. G. J. Hugo, Esq. COMMISSION OF PRESBYTERY. Revds. G. W. A. van der Lingen, S. P. Heyns, and P. E. Faure. SYNODICAL COMMISSION. Rev. P. E. Faure, PrtZsel. Rev. A. Murray. A. Faure, B.D. Scriba. - T. J. van der Riet. T. J. Herold. - A. Roux, D.D. - J. C. La Febre l\Ioorrees. 180 CLERICAL ESTABLISHMENT.

COMMI'ITEE FOR MISSIONS. Rev. W. Robertson,DD. pr~8e8'1 Rev. C. Fraser. - S. P. Heyns, D.D. Sr:nba. - P. E. Faure, Treamr.,-. - G. W. A. van derLingen. J. J. L. Smuts, Esq. COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATION. Rev. W. Robertson, D.D. Rev. S. P. Heyns, D.D. - J. Spyker. - P. E. Faure. Presbytery of Tulbagh. Rev. R. Shand, PrfNea. P. G. de Wet, Es~. J. W. L. Scholtz, D.D., Scriba. Rev. H. L. de Villierl. Rev. J. C. L. Moorrees. C. J. Mouton, Esq. P. P. du Plessis, Esq. G. P. Kellerman, Esq. M. Smuts, Esq. Rev. A. du Toit. Rev. H. Sutherland. D. J. Malan, Esq. Commission of Presbytery. Rev. R. Shand, Rev. J. W. L. Scholtz, D.D., and G. P. Keller­ man, Esq.

Presbytery of Graa;O:'Reinet. Rev. J. Pears, Pr~8e,. H. J. du Plessis, Esq. - J. F. Berrang6, Scriba, Rev. P. K. Albertyn. - A. Murray. B. J. Gouws, Esq. B. J. Vorster, Esq. B. Pienaar,. Esq. Rev. C. Fraser. Rev. W. A. Krige. J. A. Niekerk, Esq. J. Swart, Esq. Rev. T. Reid. Commission of Presbytery. Rov. J. Pears, Rev. P. K. Albertyn, and B. Pienaar, Esq.

Presbytery of Swellendam. Rev. J. J. Brink, PrfNel. I Rev. J. J. S. Ballot. - W. Robertson, D.D. Scriba, Rev. P. B. Borcherds. C. J. Taljard, Esq. F. J. Badenhorst, Esq. Rev. J. Cassie. I P. J. du Toil, Esq. H. C. de Wet, Esq. Rev. T. J. van der Riet. Commission of Predbytery. Rev. W. Robertson, D.D., Rev. J. J. Brink, & P. J. du Toit, Esq.

Presbytery of Albany. Rev. A. Welsh, Pr~Ie8. J. H. Vijoen, Esq. - A. Roux, D.D., Scriba, M. C. J. Behrens, Esq. - A. Smith. Rev. W. R. Thomson. D. Hurter, Esq. A. Weimer, Esq. Commission of Presbytery. Rev. A. Smith, Rev. A. Roux, D.D., and M. C. Behren!, Esq. CLERICAL ESTABLISHlIENT. 181

18t Minuter, Rev. Abraham Faure, B.D., April I, 1839. 400/. 2nd ditto, Rev. Johannes Spyker, April 1, 1839, 300/. 3d ditto, Rev. Stephanas P. Heyns, n.D. April 1, 1839, 3001. Elder8, A. Brink, J9. Esq. J. T. Jurgens, Esq. P. van Breda, As. Esq. J. G. Blanckenberg, Ssq. J. H. Hofmeyr, Sen. Esq. J. de Wet, LL.D. Esq. Deac0n8, Messrs. R. B. Daneel. Messrs. P. J. Roux, Foil. G. W. Spengler. A. H. Hormeyr. A. D. Krynauw. J. P. de Wet. W. A. J. de Smidt. D. G. de Jongb. Mr. J. C. Overbeek, Scriba. Dr. C. Fleck, Pltyaician to tlte Poor. Messrs. Leopold Marquard and F. P. Smit, Clerlu. Mr. Frans C. Grondeler, Organut. Mr. Petrus Johannes Keeve, Sexton. Johannes Christoffel Eerlich, Bell-ringer. Mr. P. J. Keeve, O'fJerseer of the Burial Ground.

n.utfJeran QrfJurtfJ. Mini6ter, Rev. J. M. Kloek van Staveren, V.D.M. Elder8, J. S. Leibbrandt, Esq. C. F. Juritz, Esq. and A. F. C. Lind, Esq. DefUO'IUI, Messrs. R. A. Zeederberg, Junior, J. A. Beyers, J. H. Wicht, C. H. Bosenberg, J. D. Ekermans, and J. A. de Wet. Mr. R. J. Heydenrych, Clerk and Teacher of colored Cla,lU. Mr. F. Schenck, Sexton. Mr. E. Gerritz, Teaclurr of tlte Poor. C. H. Heyn, Bell-ringer. Dr. L. Pappe, Phylician to tlte Poor. Messrs. Kunhardt & Co. ApothecarU8. )'Ir. F. Schenck, Owr8eBr of tk, Burial Grouflfl. 182 CLERICAL ESTABLISHMENT.

~t. anbreW'fS Q!fJurtfJ. Minister, Rev. George Morgan, 2001. and 1001. from the Community. Elder" Messrs. J. Abercrombie, M.D. I Messrs. C. M'Kenzie. Charles Stuart Pillans. J. M'Gregor. Deacona, Messrs. J. R. Innes, LL.D. and D. M'Kay. A. Speirs, Church Officer.

,ijuUtlttle AttfSfSton ~tfJoOI. Mr. JandreII, TeaclU!'l'. Miss Muller, A,aiatant ditto. Miss Cameron, Sewing Millreal. Infant School. Mrs. Cooper, Teacl&er.

Homan Q!4tfJOltt Q!fJurtfJ. Bishop, Right Rev. Dr. Griffith, Vicar Apostolic, Cape Town, 2001. Revds. Jos. Griffiths and A. M'Carthy, Assistant,. Very Rev. Aidan Devereux, V.G. Paator, Graham's Town. Rev. Thomas Murphy, ditto, Graham's Town, 1001. Rev. George Corcoran, ·O.S.D. ditto, Port Elizabeth. Rev. P. Hartigan, ditto, Uitenhage. Rev. B. M'Mahon, ditto, George Town. Rev. Joseph Martin, ditto, ditto. SERVING AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, HIS EXCELLENCY (PW) !Jr.-GENERAL SIR H. G. W. SMITH, BT., G.C.B., Major John Garvock. 31st Regt., Pri"ate Secretary and e:rera Aide-de-C. Capt. H. L. Maydwell. 41st Regt., Military Secretary. Lieut. E. A. Holdich. 80th Regt.• Aide-de-Camp. Lieut. Hugh Smith. 3d Buffs. ditto. Ensign John Wyse. 57th Regt .• Colonial ditto. Ensign Harry Smith, Bengal Army, e:rtra ditto. Commander of the ForceB. Dis Honor Lieut.-General. Sir GEORGE H. BERKELEY, K.C.B. Capt. C. A. F. H. Berkeley. Sc. Fus. Gds. Military Secretary. Capt. C. F. Seymour. Sc. Fus. Gds. Aide-de-Camp. Capt. C. H. Somerset, C. M. R. ditto. Colonel E. F. Boys. 45th Regt.• Commandant. Natal District. Lieut.-CoL A. J. Cloete. K.H., Deputy Quarter-muter General. in charge qf the .A4jutant General', Department. and Commandant qf Cape Town. Lieut.-Col. Js. H. Wood. Commanding Royal Artillery. Major W. Faris. Commanding Royal Engineer. Col. H. Somerset, K.H., C. M. R., Colonel on the Sta~ Commanding Line qf Buffalo. Lieut.-Col. M. C. Johnstone. 27th Regt .• Commandant, Graham', Toum. Lieut.-Col. J. Michell, 6th Regt., Commandant, Fort Peddie District. Lieut.-Col. A. Erskine. 45th Regt., Commandant. Fort Hare ditto. Lieut.-Col. J. F. G. Campbell. 91st Regt .• Commandant, Ft. Beaufort do. Lieut.-Col. A. A. O'Reilly. Brigade Major. Capt. Brower, Unatt., Commandant. Port ElizalJetl&. Capt. W. Carruthers. Town Major. Cape Trium. Capt. J. Armstrong, C. M. R .• Aide-de-Camp to Colonel on tM StqJf. Lieut.-Col. G. H. Mackinnon, h. p., .Aaaiatant Quarter-maBter General. Major Storks. Unatt.• .tbaiatant Adjutant General. Capt. Bisset. C. M. R., Deputy .AaBiBtant Quarter-maBter General. Capt. Hogg, 7th Dragoons. Superintendent qf Nati"e LerJieB. Lieut. Webb. 6th Regt., Field Adjutant. Fort Peddie. Lieut. McCrea, 45th Regt., ditto. Fort Hare. Ensign McPherson. 9Ist Regt., ditto, Fort Beaufort. Lieut.- R. Gregory. R. A., ditto. King William', Town.

Daivd Mackay, GarriBon Serjeant Mqjor. Cape Town. Richard Greigg. Garrison Serjeant Major. Simon', Town. Serjeant Ralph, 27th Regt .• Acting ditto. Graham', Town. ~ Q1'ommteeartat J':Jtpilrtment. Cape Toum. Charles Palmer, Esq. Commu,ary General, in CluJrge. Johannes de Smidt. Esq. AuiBtant Commi&9ary General. John P. Larkins de Smidt. Esq. Deputy ditto, ditto. ditto. Mr. Charles Palmer and Mr. L. A. Kelly, EBtablu"'~d Clerb. 184 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Messrs. G. Buyskes. C. Tennant. J. W. Heyneman. and J. R. Marquard, ..4..8Biatant ditto. Messrs. John Home, Thomas Jones, W. Thew. J. S. de Smidt. P. M. vau Breda., A. de Smidt. T. Mostert, and - Melvil, Writer'. Mr. McGill, Storekeeper. Mr. F. Spiller. I'BUer, and Mr. D. Stegmann, ..4..8Bi8tant ditto. Mr. M. Finneran, Storekeeper at Simon', Toton. R. Frazer. Me"enger.

GraAam'. Toton. Wm. Green. Esq. Dep. Commill,ary General, in Charge qf Frontier. Geo. Alex. Skinner and H. Curll, Esqrs. Dep • ..4..8". Cam.!. Gen. Mr. A. M. Ebden. EBlablillhed Clerk. Messrs. R. Orsmond, D. Standen. and L. R. Castray. Eatablilhetl A.­ mtant Clerk,. Messrs. W. Smith. F. T. Green, W. G. Every, P. T. Hoare. A. Highmore. and F. Truter, A,Bi,tant Clerk,. Messrs. T. holland, F. Holland, W. H. Manuel, J. Burrell, J. Lishman, C. Smith. and T. J. Rorke. Writer•• Fort Beaufort. W. R. Cooper. Esq. Deputy A,Bi,tant Com. General. in charge. Mr. J. H. Thompson, EstalJliIJhed Clerk. Mr. W. F. Liddle, Established .AaBiatant Clerk. Messrs. H. C. De Meillon, E. Minto, S. Abington, and W. WmdeIl, AI­ mtant Clerk•• Messrs. J. Whitela.w, J. F. Lonsdale. W. J. Nettleton, G. W. Clarke. J. Nettleton, and E. F. Bell. Writer". B~alo Line. H. Green, Esq., Dep • .AaBiat. Com. Gen. in the general charge. Henry Bartlett, Esq•• Deputy .AaBi8tant Commis,ary General. King William', TotDfl. C. F. Potgieter, Esq. Dep • .AaBi8tant Com. General. in darge. Mr. R. Home. AsBistant Clerk. Mr. W. Boys, Writer. Fort Hare. P. HawkinB. Esq.• Dep. AuiBtant Com. General, in charge. Messrs. L. A. Clifford and T. G. Strickland, Bltablishetl Cleri.. Mr. T. R. H. Bowden. AsBi8tant Clerk. Messrs. W. L. Goff and J. M. Stevenson. Writer•• Waterloo Bay. R. Cumming. Esq. Dep. AsBi8tam Commwary Gen., in c"""". Messrs. C. Broxholm and F. Becker. Acting AsNtant Clerk•. Mr. H. Williams, Writer. Port ElizafJeth. Mr. R. Hare, EatafJli.hed AsNtant Cleri, in char",. Mr. J. Burchell, Storekeeper antl ISBUer. Mr. G. Page, .AuiBtant Cleri. Measrs. Montagu Cole and C. J. Gray, Writer•. Port Natal. Charles H. SheID, Esq. Deputy A.Biatant Commill'fJf"!I Gener41. in dtWg" Messrs. James Brickhill and J. D. Marquard• .AaBiBttlflt Cleri•• Mr. J. Murphy. Temporary Writer. MetI8I'II. John Walcot and D. Shea. I.lI14eN. MILITARY ESTABLISHl\IENT. 185 OrlJnauce Dtpartnltnt. Board of Respective Officers, Cape Town. Lieut.~Colonel J. H. Wood, Commanding Royal Artiller!l. Major W. Faris, Commanding Royal Engineer. Robert Cooper, Esq. Ordnance Storekeeper. H. F. Carpenter, Esq. Deputy OrdfllJnce Starekeeper.

Storekeeper's Department, Cape Town. Robert Cooper, Esq. Ordnance Starekeeper. William F. Ca.rpenter, Esq. Deputy Ordnance Storelretper. Mr. Francis Bird, Clerk. - Henry W. Piers, ditto, (Acting Deputy Storekeeper. Natal.) - G. C. Holden, ditto. ------, ditto. -~J. P. Berrurier, Temparary ditto. - W. Usher, ditto. - Thomas Inglesby, Muter Artificer. - Thomas Beckley, Muter Armourer. - William Corrigan, Muter Cooper. - James McCaffray, lat Starehoweman. - Robert Mills, 2d ditto. Joseph Painter. Office~keeper.

Storekeeper's Department, Simon's Town. Joseph Pearson, Esq. Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper. Mr. W. Sheppard, Storehoweman.

Board of Respective Officers, Graham's Town. Capt. J. Walpole, Commanding Royal Engineer. Capt. C. Burnaby, Commanding Royal.A.rtillery. J. C. Saunder, Esq. Ordnance Storekeeper.

Storekeeper's Department, Graham's Towll. J. C. Bauncler. Esq. Ordnance Starekeeper. Mr. , Clerk. Messrs. Scott, Hudson, Blake, G. Brunett, W. Brunett, and W. N. Edye, Temporary Clerk,.

~ Barrack Department. William P. Carpenter, Esq. Barrack.muter, Cape 7bwn. Joseph Pearson, Esq. ditto, Simon'. Tottm. Capt. R. N. Boyes, ditto, Graham', Town. Lieut. E. Philpott, ditto, Port Elizabeth. Lieut. Grogan, ditto, Fort Beau/art. Major Coddington, ditto, Eutern Frontier. H. W. Piers. Esq. Acting ditto, Port Natal. 186 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. ltOl?ll Enginttr J3t)Jlttmtnt. Cape Toton. Major W. Faris, Commanding Royal Engineer. Mr. J. O'Neill, Ulerlt of Worlts. - P. Penketh, Foreman qf WorkB. - H. F. Adie. Clerk. J. Tyrell, Office-keeper.

Grallam'B Town. Capt. J. Walpole, Commanding Royal Engineer. Mr. W. Ker, Clerk qf WorkB. Mr. H. Hall, Clerk qf Worka, Fort BeauJ'ort. Mr. R. Randell, Foreman of Worka. Mr. R. Webb, Acting Foreman qf Works, Fort Brown. Mesl!l"8. R. M. Whitnall and R. Wolfe, Ulerka. Mr. J. Curly, Temporary Ulerlt. R. Clydesdale, Office-keeper. AIiiI®~ 11lofJpttai ~t«tf• .lohn Hall, Esq. M.D. Deputy lnapector General qf HOBpitala. Thomas F. Cotton, Esq. Staff Surgeon, lat UlaBa. Thomas Atkinson, Esq. M.D. ditto. Samuel M. Hadaway, Esq. Staff Surg(!()n, 2d ClaBll. James C. Minto, Esq. ditto. Thomas R. Jameson, Esq. M.D. ditto. Collis C. J. Delmege, Esq. M.D. ditto. Nicholas O'Connor, Esq. M.D. Stqff Assi8tant Surgeon. James M'Gregor, Esq. M.D. ditto. James A. Fraser, Esq. M.D. ditto. Alexander Gibb, Esq. M.D. ditto. Alexander John Fra.ser, Esq. K.B. ditto. William Stuart, Esq. M.D. ditto. G. W. P. Sparrow, Esq. ditto. E. W. T. Mandeville, Esq. ditto. William T. Black, Esq. ditto. William Cameron, Esq. M.D. ditto. Brinsley Nicholson, Esq. M.D. ditto. Selkirk Stuart, Esq. Medical Clerk. Rev. George Dacres, OJIiciating Military Chaplain. Royal A.rtillery. Royal Engineers. Lieut.-Colonel, Lieut.-Colonel, R. S. Piper, Nov. 23, 41 James H. Wood, April 1,44 lat Capt. and B. Mqjor, Captains, W. Faris, March 1. 35 C. H. Burnaby, Aug. 12,40 2d Captains, St. John S. Brown, May 18, 43 J. Walpole, Nov. 28, 39 P. P. Faddy, May 21,45 R. Howorth, Sept. 1,40 M. Dill, April I, 46 1st Lieutenants, lat Lieutenanta, J. M. Hill, Aug. 10,42 C. S. Miller, Nov. 23, 41 D. F. Russel, May I, 43 W. 11. Jesse, Dec. 20, 44 R. Gregory, April I, 44 E. F. Bourchier, Dec.26, E. E. B. Dynely, Aug. 4, 46 Th. lnglis, April 1, 46 .A.ari8tant Surgeon, John Stokes, April I, S. H. l!'/\,,'Ulon, M.D. July I, 46 E. Stanton. April 1. l\IILITARY ESTABLISHl\IENT. 187

7th (Princess Royal's) DG. Captainll, T. S. Powell, m. Nov. 13, 25 (}Olonel, R. W. M'L. Fraser, April 15, 42 (w) Sir G. Scovell, K. c. B. I. g. Morris Hall, Nov. I, March 10, 46 rb H. A. Sullivan, April 14, 43 lAeutenant-Colone~ rb J.E.Robert&on,a.pm. Oct. 27, R. Richardson, Dec. 22. 43 rb G. Finlay. Nov. 19,44 Major, E. F. Crowder, May 2, (5 J. C. H. Gibson. Feb. 25, 45 rb Reginald Peel, Nov. 28, CaptaiM, rb D. Fitz Roy Ogilby, June 9, 46 Sir Harry Darell. Bt. July 14, 41 rb J. C. Mansergh, July 31, John Campbell. March 10. 43 E. Stannton, July 31, Henry Schonswar. Dec. 22, E. J. Blanckley, Aug. 7,' William Hogg, June 27.45 LieutenantB, Antome Sloet Butler, Mar. 19, 47 Henry Balgny, Oct. 20, 43 Ant. C. Bentiuck. March 19, C. H. Dowker, adj. July 7, J. Hwnilton Gray, June 22, rb W. A. Stratton, Nov. 19, 44 Lieutenantll, Hon.A.G.C.Chicbester, Nov. 22, 42 PearsonScottThompsou, June 7. 44 rb D. II. Elrington, May 2, 45 C. E. Petre, Feb. 25, 45 T. H. Sommerville, Nov. 28, Philip Bunbury, Feb. 6, 46 Godfrey Armytage, Nov. 29, Anntlsley P. Gore, Jan. 8, 47 George Grant Webb, Dec. 28,41 J. T. C-'ramer, Mar. 2, rb W. E. Robertson, Jone 9, 46 C. J. Bemen Plestow, Mar. 19, rb H. Pratt Gore, June 10. Arnold More Knight, Jan. 29,46 rb W. L. Pennefather, July 31,. Cornet., rb P. A. Mosse, July 31, Allen Noble Adams, d. June 27, 45 rfJ T. F. Puleston, July 31, N. de la Cherois, Feb. 6, 46 W. F. G. Servantes, Aug. 7, N. Chichester, d. Nov. 6, C. P. Catty, Jan. 29, 47 John Gray. adj. Jo.n. I, 47 EnaigM, Young, R.M. d. Jao. R. 8, R. Thompson, Aug. 8, 450 W. Stuckey Wood, d. Mar. 2, Hon. H. L. B. Rowley, Nov.29, W. Middleton, d. Mar. 19, Paym. T. Smales, Sl'pt. 16, 45 rb J. R. Blake, Feb. 27,46- Adj. J. Gray, cor. Jan. I, 47 Fred. W. Gore, June 9, Qr-mr. H. Magill, Mar. 10, 43 R. Provo Norris June 10, Burg. G.NorthonF08ker,Dec.15, 45 rlJ. W. Lee, adj. July 28, rb. C.H.T.B.deRuvignes,July30, A. S. R. J. Loch, M.D •• Aug. 7, 46 Vet.S. B.C.R.Gardiner, May 19, rb. H. J. N. King, JUly 31, Scarlet,-Facings--BI8C'J... J. H. F. Elkington, Aog.28, F. W. H. M'Cleland, Nov. 3, Agent., Messrs. C. Hopkinson & Co. rb. Aug. Davies, June 4, 47 Paym. J. Mackintosh, Aug. 14, 46- "'Murdered by the Kafirs. Nov.1847 Aclj. C. H. Dowker, It. July 2R, rb. W. Lee, mao Joly 28, Q.1I

27th (Inniskilling.) Lieutenant Coloneil. Edw. F. Boys, c. July 12. 39 Colonel, rb Arch. Erskine. April 14, 46 Sir J. Maclean, K.c.B.lg.Nov. 2, 42 Major" Lieut.-Colonel, rh H. Cooper, Sept. 10,4:) M. C. Johnstone, Noy. 16, 41 Chas. Hind, Aprill4,46 Major" Captai"". S. E. Goodman, l.c. d. Feb. 28, 40 H. D'Arcy Kyle, March 24, 39 R. FawkeB. Nov. 16, 41 W. R. Preston, Oct. 18, Captai"" rhJ. B. Wheatstone, d. Nov. 16.41 G. A. Durnford, Nov. 6, 38 C. Seagram, April 15, 42 U. Williamson, d. Feb. 28, 40 H. J.Shaw, July I, T. P. Touzel, d. Nov. 16,41 rh G. B. Moultrie, July 11, 37 H. D. Cholmeley, d. June 3.42 rh G.A.L.Blenkinsopp, Mar. 29. 44 C. Vereker, Aug. 17,38 r1l H. T. ViaUs. Aug. 30, A. V. Watson, d. Oct. 20. 43 rh D. W. Tench, Oct. I, W. W. T. Cole, d. Mar. 15.44 r1l R. Bates, Oct. 15, 4fJ Walter Butler, Sept. 20,44 H. W. Parish, Feb. 6, 46 F. King, d. pm. Oct. 20. 46 W. Smith, April 14, H. St&pylton, d. Dec. I, Lieutenanta. • Lieutenant" r6 J. B. Fellowe8. April 15, 42 L. C. Irwin, Feb. 28, 40 S. B. Gordon, tufi. April 15. E. N. Molesworth, April 2. 41 R. J. Garden, April 16, B. Midgley, aq;. Apnl 16, W. C. Armstrong. July I, F. W. Johnstone. d. July 23, rlJ W. E. Bewes. ac.pm. July 22, Barth. Tunnard, Noy. 16. 41 Geo. W. MOrriB, July 28,43 John Sam. Manly, Oct. 20, 43 R. Miller, March 29, 44 O. Langley. d. Mar. 22. 44 rlJ J. McCrea. tufi. Aug. 30, 44 F. C. Herring, d. Aug. 5. 46 G. A. C. Kippen. Oct. 1. Han. F. B. Pakenham. Oct. 20. r1l R. A. F. G. Colleton. Feb. 7,45 BrabazonNoble. d. Nov. 20, rlJ R. B. J ohnst{)nc, Sept. 10, C.A.W.Wedderbume,d.Dec. 1. rlJ H. Leach, Oct. 15, Mat. Reilly. d. adj. Ap. 23. 47 rh C. P. T. Stacey, July 7, 46 T. W. Mostyn. d. July 20, Geo. Burrell, April 21, 43 Enaig"" W. Dawson. Jan. 29. 47 J. R. H. Becher, d. May 31,44 G. S. Coxen. Jan. 29. Barclay Thomas, d. Dec. 31, EnBigna. Edw. Barnes, d. Jnly 25, 45 rb Trevor Goff'. July 25, (1) Alex. Chancellor, d. Oct. 20. 46 rh E. S. F. G. Dawson. Nov. 25, W . .Arch Kidd. d. Noy. 20. Arthur Smyth, Dec. 9, W. Crozier. Dec. 29, rh W. Fleming, Dec. 30. Charles Warren. d. Apr. 23, 47 rb F. R. Grantham. }<'eb. 6. 46 C. C. Brine. July 20, C. D. Cameron. Aug. 19. Paym. V. Raymond, March 9. 26 rh G. Lamont Hobbs, Jan. 29, 47 Adj. B. Midgley. Dec. I, 37 C. L. Griffin, Nov. 19, Qr. M. G. Thompson, Sept. 13, 31 rh R. G. Howard, April 23, Sarj. (w) T. Mostyn, d. Oct. 6, 25 N. C. Browne, May 2.46 .A.S. W. N. Irwin, Dec. 2, 42 Pay".. M. G. Taylor, July 7, Facing,.-Buff. Adj. S. B. Gordon, It. Jan. 22, 47 ..Agent, Mr. Clms. R. McGrigor. rh J. McCrea, It. Jan. 22, Q. M. E. Walters, Dec. 13, 39 Surg. D. Menzies. June 24, 42 F. R. Waring. Dec. 15. 45 45th (Nottingham.) IA. Surg. Th. Best, April 22.42 . . Colonel, Irll F. O. Barker_,_ Feb. 14.45

(w) SU' Cohn Halkett. K.C.B •• and I FacingB.-Green. O.C.H., g. July 12, 1847. Agents, Messrs. Price & Co. MILITARY ESTABLISHl\IENT. 189 73d Regiment. Lieut.-Colonel. Colonel. MarcUli J. Slade, Sept. 26. 42 SirJ. Gray, It.C.B. m.g. April 3,46 Major•• Lieut. -Colonel. T. W. Eyles, d. Feb. 7.40 C. J. van dar Meulen, Sept. 23. 45 H. Vaughan, l. c. July 28,43 Major., Captaim. William Eyre. d. July 19, 39 Frederick Eld, m. Sept. 27, 31 F. G. A. Pinckney. Sept. 23. 45 H. R. Thurlow, m.B. Mar. 27. 35 Captaim. G. S. Deverill, m.d. Mar. 7, 34 G. H. Smith. m. April. 3. 26 John B. Mann. •. June 2, 38 C. W. Combe. July 12. 39 Marcus Geale, April 11. 40 W. L. Y. Baker.* July 22.42 Thomas Webb, d. Sept. 23, 41 Bcn. Brown, Mar. 22. 44 J. H. Bringhurst, Sept. 30, 42 M. C. O'Connell, April 15, C. M. Chester, d. Feb. 16, 44 W. B. Fa.unce. May 31. F. Woodgat.e, d. Mar. 7, 45 E. Richard, d. Oct. 8. Thomas Ross, d. June 4,47 W. B. J. O·Connell, •. Sept. 23, 45 L;eutenant., Gerald Wardlaw.. Sept. 24. J.MacNealeWwter, adj. July 3,39 R. P. Campbell. d. Oct. 24. W. P. Purnell. dpm. June 25, 41 LieutenantB. Henry Lecky, Sept. 30. 42 J. F. Murray. d.p.".. Jan. 7, 42 J. W. B. Peddie. Feb. 16. 44 P. B. Bicknell. arlj. Nov. 16, 41 Robert Grove, Mar. 7, 45 C. Littlehales, July 22. 42 D. Davies, April 24, Clarevaulx Faunt.* July 22, W. V. Johnson, April 25, W. C. Bisse, d. April 5, 44 T. Smith, d. adj. Sept. 16. E. Wellesley, d. aq;. April 8, 42 Purcell O'Gorman, May 2. Charles Hoghton, May 31,44 T.deCourcyHamilton, April 10, 47 Sam. W. Hall. Sept. 23,45 R. R. Wyvill. July 4, Hugh C. Owen, Oct. 24, En.tigna, Alfred C. Knox, Jan. 23, 46 T. J. Meredith, Feb. 16,44 W. Creagh O'Brien, d. June 26, 44 James Perrin, d. . Mar. 7, 45 W. Lawes Peto, June 26,46 M. Foster Ward, d. April 25, W. Nash, Jan. 12,47 H. McMahon Eagar, d. May 9, EnBi{/nB. J. C. Guise, d. June 6, Frederick Reeve, Oct. 24, 4.5 J. H. Thursby, d. Sept. 16, F. J. Tyssen Amiel, Jan. 23, 46 H. M. Vaughan, d. Jan. 22, 47 H. H. B. Bannatyne. d. June 26, W. P. Tinhng. d. June., N. A. Mackellar. d. Feb. 5, 47 Vere H. Close, d. June 11, Christopher Harison. d. Mar. 23, n.. Dymock Vaughton. July 2, W. Burnop,* April 23, Pm.------Hugh McKenzie, April 30, Adj.J.McN. Walter,lt. Aug. 13,47 A. Walmesley. Aug. 6, Q.M. S. Williams, April 18. 4& Paym. J. Court, July 22, 36 Surg. R. ElIson, d. Feb. 1.6.41 Adj. P. B. Bicknell, It. April 19, 44 .A.S. W. Maclise, Dec. 27, 42 Q.M. J. Carson, Nov. 28. 45 Facing,.-Buft'. Sur. Neil S. Campbell,* Dec. 8. 45 Agent, Mr. C. R. McGrigor. A.8. W. P. Hodgson. Jan. 31. 45 John Foster, d. Oct. 20, 46 Facing.-Green. 9Ist (Argyl&hire) Agenh, Messrs. Barron and Smith. /,.. Agent, Mr. Atkinson. Colonel. * Murdered by the Kafirs Nov. 1847. Gabriel Gordon, g. April 19, 37 Lieut.-Calanela, M. G. T. Lindsay, April IS, 42 90th (Perthshire Vol.) r.b. J. F. G. Campbell, April 14, 46 Lt. Infantry. JEajorB, Colonel. C. C. Yarborough, May 19,45 Sir A. Leith, X.C.B. I. g. S"pt. 2, 41 ".11. David Forbes. April 14,46 190 MILITARY ESTABLISI-IMENT.

Oaptains. Colonel. Command. rll. W. G. Scott. Feb. 22. 39 (w) Sir A. F. Barnard. G.C.B. lie B. E. M. Gordon. B. April 23. 41 G.C.B. l.g. Aug. 25, 1822. rll. E. W. C. Wright. July 2. (pw) Sir Harry G. W. Smith. Bt. r.lI. C. Campbell. Oct. 12. G.C.B. I. g. April 16. 1847. rll. J. G. Rawstorne. Oct. 10. 38 Lieut. - Lolonel. John Ward. April 15. 42 George Buller, Aug. 27. 41 r.lI. J. C. Cahill. Oct. 14. MajorB. H. J. Savage. July 8. 43 R. H. Fitz Herbert. July 2.47 r.lI. J. Christie. Oct. 13. S. Beckwith. d. July 13, r.lI. R. F. Middlemore. May 19. 45 Captains. r.lI. John Brown. April 14. 46 W. S. R. Norcott, d. Feb. 21. 40 E. M. Love. d. Dec. 20. 42 A. H. Horsford. Aug. 5, 4A LieutenantB. E. Rooper. Sept. 2. r.1J. J. M. Pennington. Oct. 9. 40 A. S. Murray. Jan. 27. 43 E. W. Jennings. adj. Mar. 12. 41 E. A. Somerset. d. Jan. 31. 45 F. J. Bayly. _-\pril 23. A. Macdonell. Oct. 24. W. T. L. Pa.tterson. Oct. 12. Han. J. A. Keane. d. Nov. 20, 46 R. S. Cole, Dec. 25. 38 C. J. Woodford. April 14,47 Robert Stein.. April 15. 42 H. Hardinge, May 7. r.b. E. J. Dickson. Oct. 14. Han. R. Cha.rteris. d. May 14. J. D. Cochrane. Oct. 13. 43 Han. E.FitzR.N.Fane,s. July 13. r.b. R. H. Howard, Jan. 13. 45 Firat Lieutenants. r.b. J. Owgan. March 21. S. Stewart. June 16. 43 A. J. Melvin. d. May 19. P. C. B. Hamilton, d. Oct. 6. r.1J. H. C. Metcalf. July 25. J. R. GIyn. adj. Oct. 13. J. T. Bethune. Feb. 19. 47 J. F. Beckwith. May 31.44 P. Antrobus. d. Feb. 2. 44 A. de Lautour. July 5. r.b. C. Lloyd. d. July 13. 47 A. A. Cartwright. Jan. 31, 45 EnaignB. J. P. Need. Oct. 10. r.b. J. McPherson, B. Oct. 20. 43 G. P. Evelyn. Dec. 31. r.1J. D. E. Manners. April 18, 45 C. P. Pennington, d. July 2]. 46 Count G. Rivarola, d. Sept.] 6, R. Hea.viside. April 30. 47 Robert Baylis. April 21, 46 J. C. Nicholl. Ma.y 7. J8.8. Lamont. d. Oct. 20. C. V. Oxenden. July 13. ,..b. John Gordon, adj. Jan. 22. 47 A.deVereViBc.Malden. July 23, ,..1J. E. J. Mainwaring. AprIl 9. Second LieutenantB, Robert Whitle. April 23. C. H. S. Churchill, Oct. 10,45 E. J. Somers Rac. April 29. E. M. Buller. Oct. II, J. A. Saunders. April 30, A. W. Clifton. Nov. 14. D. Knox Horsburgh. July 13, H. S. H. Cornewall. April 28. 46 Paym. G. H. Dalrymple. Jan. 3]. 40 W. P. Heathcote. dpm. May 22. Adj. E. W.Jenrungs. It. Jan. 27. 43 W. B. Brewster, d. aq;. July 7. r.b. John Gordon, enB. Jan. 22. 47 Han. H. Clifford. d. Aug. 7. QM. J. Forbes, d. Sept. 6. 39 W. W. Knight. Sept. 11, Surg. r.b. W.J.Power. Aug. 7.46 R. Baillie. May 7. 47 John Forrest, M.D. July 2. 4] Coote Buller. July 13. AS. rb. A. Barclay. M.D. Dec. 22. 43 Paym. W. Holden. Feb. 26. 24 W. Munro. M.D. Dec. 6. 44 Adj. J. R. GIyn. hi It. April 30. 47 FacingB.-Yellow. QM. R. Taylor. March 29. 39 Agents. Messrs. Barron & Smith. Surg. E. G. Lloyd. Aug. 6. 41 A.S. J. Paynter. Jan. 11.39 Green.-FacinUIf,-Black. Rifle Brigade. AgentB. Messrs. Cox & Co. Colonel in Ckiif, (pw) Arthur. Duke of Wellington, Cape Mounted Riflemen. X.G. G.C.B. & G.c.B.f.m. Lieutenant Colonel, February 19. 18"20. (w) H. Somerset, K.B •• Mar. 1, 39 NAVAL ESTABLISIIl\IENT. 191

Major, Geo. J. Carey, April I, 47 A. B. Armstrong, Feb. 16,44 John Harvey, April I, Captaim, F. Gahan, July 20, Henry D. Warden, March 1,39 John Bourke, Sept. 9,45 G. T. C. Napier, Feb. 16, 41 Emi!Jfl8. W. Sutton, m. July 30, 36 E. M. Jones, Jim. S, 47 T. Donovan, Nov. 19, 41 W. B. C. Goodison, Jan. II, J. R. O'Reilly, April 19, 46 H. J. Palmer, Jan. 12, C. H. Somerset, Jan. 8, 47 E. L. Green, Jan. 22, J. Armstrong, Jan. 8, G. S. Whitmore, Jan. 23, Thos. Hare, April 1, R. J. Bramly, March 5, F. Campbell, April 1, J. S. Warren, April I, J. Jarvis Bill!let, April I, F. Smyth, April 3, John Borrow, April I, G. L. Studdert, April 4, G. Johnston, m. June 4, M. B. Steele, April 5, Lieutenantll, J. C. G. Kingsley, April 6, W.Harvey, adj. April 19, 46 Bedford Davies, July 23, C. E. Phillpotts, Jan. 8, 47 Paym. B. D. Wemyss, May 21, J. Salis, R.M. Jan. 8, adj. Wm. Harvey, It. Jan. 22, John McDonnell, Jan. 8, 41 QM. M. Rorke, May 10, 44 J. Fiscat Boyes, Jan. 8, Sur. W. C. Eddie, March 26, 41 R. H. Watson... May 19, 46 A.S. R. M. Allen, June 30, 43 W. M. Mill, April I, 47 Vet. Surg. J. Kingsley, Mar. 29, 39 R. F. A. Lavers, April I, Green.-Facingll,-BIack. Ormond Fitzgerald, April I, Agent, Sir John Kirkland.

"'8 .... NAVAl:. EST.A.JJLJ:SHMENT

ON THB CAPE OF GOOD HOPE STATION.

Commander in Chitif, Rear-Admiral JAMES RICHARD DACRES. Secretary, H. D. P. Cunningham, Esq. Flag-Lieutenant, Thomas Belgrave, Esq.

Prellident, 50 Guna. Paym. and Pur.er, W. B. Buden. Chaplain, Rev. Chas. W. Belgrave. CaptaiD, W. P. Stanley. NarJal Imtructor, Chas. Osbourne. Commander, John Fulford. 2d Mater, W. C. H. Payne. Lieut. Edw. P. B. Von Donop. -- Lionel R. Place. Eurydice, 26 Gum. -- Hon. Thos. Pakenham. -- Francja Martin. Captain, Talavera V. Anson. -- Henry A. Kerr. Lieut. George P. Mends. Addl. Lieut. Arthur W. A. Hood. -- M. H. M. Mundy. Muter, Jaa. Thos. Russell. --- Chas. A. Wise. Capt. Marine., J 11.8. Dowman. Mater, John Rogers. 2d Lieut. ditto, Chas. Jas. Ellis. bt Lieut. Marinell, H. B. Leonard. Surgeon, W. B. H. Jones, M.D. Surgeon, ThoB. Gibson. 192 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

Paym. and Pur,er, W. P. Carrigan. Lieut. Geo. H. Wale. Naval Imtructor, Fred. W. Boxter. Malter, Jas. H. Ashton. AlBt. Surgeon, R. King, (acting.) Surgeon, J. Jeifcott, M.D. (acting.) 2d Malter, Alfred West. Paym. and Puraer, W. H. Norman. Mate, Geo. T. Colville. Brilliant, 22 Gum. Auiatant Surgeon, Jas. T. Hamel!.

Captain, Rundle B. Watson, C.B. Seringapatam, (Coal Depdt.) Lieut. Octavius Cumberland. -- E. R. J. Balfour. Malter Commg, Duncan M'Creight. -- McLeod B. Cockroft. A,mtant Surgeon, H. Crocker. -- Edw. H. H. D'Aeth. 2d Malter, Geo. L. Carr. Maller, John F. Rees. 2d Lieut. Marines, Henry R. Gell. Badger, Hulk. Surgeon, F. N. Slight, M.D. Paym. ~ Pur,er, W. A. G. Young, (acting.) . , Progru,o, Tank Vu,el. 2d Mate, Nelson G. Spencer. Aut. Surgeon, Jas. Campbell. Pacific, Light Vellel. 2d Malter, H. J. Nuttall. Nimrod, 18 Gu",.

Commander, Jas. R. Dac:res. Civil Establishment. Lieut. Ro88 M. Floud. NfJfJal Yard. -- Edw. Marshall. -- Geo. J. Loch. John Breaks, Esq. Store-keeper. Malter, Wm. J. Olive. ·1 J. N. MacGregor, Esq., ChitifClerlt. Mr. G. P. A. Raven, E:rlra ditto. Surgeon, J. C. Cocking, M.D., (act.) Paym. and Pur,er, W. Morgan. .Alit. Surgeon. Fras. Anderson. Victualling Yard . John Breaks, Esq. Agent Victualler. Snake, 16 Gum. Mr. J. F. White, Clerk. Commander, Thos. B. Brown. NfJfJal Hoapital. Lieut. John Dunsterville. Henry ~hea, Esq. Surgeon and -- Edmund Webber. Mect:il' Store-keeper. Malter, Peter Chown. Mr. W -,Pyot, Clerk. Surgeon, John C. Folds. Paym. and Puraer, W. F. Maturin• .A.ui8tant Surgeon. John Elliott. Roaamond, (air) 4 Gu"" 290 hor,e- Royal Observatory. pOfDer. T. Maclear, Esq. ".B..8. Astronomer. William Mann, Esq. lit Auiatant. Commander, John Foote. Rev. G. F. Childe, 2d ditto. Lieut. Gerard J. Napier. Robert Smalley, Esq .3d ditto. "LOCAL IXSTJ:TUTIOl'fS..

Municipality of Cape Town.

Chairman, J. J. L. Smuts, Esq. Vice-Chairman, H. C. Jarvis, Esq. Commilrionerl, District No.1, H. C. Jarvis, Esq .• 2, J. Letterstedt, Esq., 3, F. H. Kttnhardt, Esq. 4, A. F. Carstens, Esq. 0, J. H. Wioht, Esq. , 6, J. S. Leibbrandt, Esq., 7, A. Brink, Ds., Esq., 8, J. H. Hofmeyr, Esq., LL.D. 9., O. J. Truter, Esq. f 10, J. M. Wentzel, Esq. Il, J. J. L. Smuts, Esq. 12, B. Norden, Esq.

P. J. Denyssen, Esq. LL.D., Secretary, 3001. Robert Waters, Esq., TrefUUref" and Book-keeper, 2001. Mr. A. W. Bec,.Ls., lat Clerk, 1001. Mr. J. A. Roo~ Clerk, 751. H. Schutte, Jun., MellfM!Jer, 601.

Mr. ______Town Allizer.

Taum Waterwo,'u' E,tablial,meret. J. Chisholm, Sen., Esq., Superintendent, 2001. Mr. l. D. Ekermans, Book and Store-keeper, 1001. Mr. Jon!!s Frylinck, C!&icf Artificer, 751.

Public WorU Eatabliallment. H. C. Voget,' Esq., Toum SurtJt!!Jor, 150l. Mr. N. van der Hoeven,. Torma lheraeer, 1001. 25 194 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. TO'IDn Market Eatabliakment. Market Maater, Mr. R. Maasdorp, 120l. Regiatel-ing Clerk, Mr. D. Denyssen, Jon., 1001. Almtant Ilegistering Clerk, Mr. C. M. Pietersen, Jun., 751. Attendant at tile Sca1ea, Mr. A. Benecke, 601. Auctioneer, Mr. J. F. G. Pietersen, 90/. Ditto, Mr. J. L. Jorssen, 60/.- ,/l,mtant Auctioneer, Mr. J. B. Courlois, 45/. Ditto, Mr. J. F. Pietersen, Jun., 401. Mellenger, E. Hennig, 361.

Fire Engint! EstabluAment. Superintendent, Mr. James Halltlet, 601.

TAe Fire aRd WaterwO'l"M' Committee. Commissioners Messrs. H. C. Janis.mi J. H. Wicht. TAB Market Committee. Commissioners Mesllrs. J. H. Wicht O. J. Trute .. and B. Norden, and Wardmasters Messrs. ______Tile Building Committee. Commissioners Messrs. J. Lettersted and J. S. Leibbrandt. TIll! Public Worha' Committee. Commissioners Messrs. Andries Brina, Ds., J. M. Wentzel, and • A. Carsten8-. The Finance and Audit Committee. Commissioners Messrs. F. H. Kunhardt and J. H. Hofmeyr Tile Contract Committee. Commissioners Messrs. J. H. Hofmeyr J. J. L. Smuts, and J. S. Leibbrandt A,aizing Committee. Commissioner Mr. B. Norden, and Wardmasters Messrs. Mas­ kew aod Tonkin.

Wardmaaterl. CAairman, J. C. Gie, Ms. Esq. Vice-CllO.irmara, M. E. Hurly, Esq. Ward No. I, Messrs. W. GHlman and W. Thomas 2, W. Prestwich and G. N. Meehan 3, N. Stenhoose and D. G. de Jongh 4, J. A. Bmtmall and P. E. Hammes 6, 6, 7, ------J. P. Borgstrom and P. J. Langeveld 8, W. Udemans and P. T~in LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 195 Ward No.9, Messrs. W. Maskew and D. Williams 10, J. M. Brown and John Fell 11, M. E. Hady and M. Hart 12, P. J. de Wet and C. C. Fillche 13, A. Stiglingh and J. Panter' 14, Just. Hurling and H. A. Truter 15,16, ______C. M. Behr and P. Hendriks_ 17, H. Richtei and P. A. de Gier 19,18, Joseph______de Kock and J. _ P. Volsteedt

21,20, ______J. Po.-ric and R. Banks _ 22, P. J. Kotze II.nd F. J. Luyt 23, J. P. Dusing and C. P. Brink 24, J. W. Meyer and J. C. Schickerling 26,25, H._. ______Ungerer and A. va.n _ der Hoeven. 27, ______• ____ _ 28, ______

30, ______~,31, ------______32, ____ .•. ______33, W. Boyes and J. H. Collard 35,34, ______D. Begley and E. Harrington _ 36, Jonathan Calf and W. Carroll 37, ______~

38, ______w ______39, P. Harmsen and G. Mile ~,41, ------A. B. Gildenhays 42, N. W. Meyer and W. van Reenen 43, A. Krynauw and H. Truter ~,40, ---~-~--~-______46, 47, 48,

~ School Commission.

'patron, His Excellency the Governor.. Vice Pruitlmt, Rev. George Hougb, ".A. Members, Rev. A. Faur. B.D. Clerke BUljPD, Esq. Rev. J. M. K. van Staveren. O. J. Truter, Es. Rev. J. Adamson, D.D. Rev. S. P. Hey~.D. Rev. J. Spyker Mr. J. A. Truter, Ser. 196 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. The South African College. Founded Oct. 1, 1829. COUNCIL OF DIRECTORS. Sir John Wylde, Kt., D.C.Lo, Chairman.. Rev. A. Faure, B.D. Rev. Dr. Phllip. D. Denyssen, Esq. C. F. Juritz, Esq. P. B. Borcherds, Esq. J. H. Hofmeyr, Esq. L.L.D W. Gadney, Esq. Baron C. F. H. von Ludwig. Rev. G. W. Stegmann. On the part of Grmernmmt. J. R. Innes, Esq. L.L.D. Hon. W. Porter, Esq. O. J. Trnter, Esq. Rev. Dr. Adamson. Finance Committee, J. H. Hofmeyr, Esq. L.L.D., and Wm. Gadney, Esq. HO'TUWary Secretary of t/uJ Council and of the Fina:n.ce Committee, Rev. Dr. Adamson. THE SBNATH. C/UJ.innan ______...... ___ Memb(f1'l, Rev. Dr. Adamson,Rev. Dr. Heyns, and Rev. G. W. Stegmann. Hun. Secretary, each of t,/uJ Proj'eBlor, by rotation.. PROFESSORS. Clalncal and Engliih Literature, L. Dale, Esq. Oxon. Science, Rev. Dr. Adamson. Clal8ical and Dutch Literature, Rev. Dr. Heyns. A,,utant..r, Messrs. M. Kannemeyer and L. Adamson. Superintmillmt, U,Aer, and Drilling Master, Mr. E. Jones.

South African %nfant Schools. Committee, Sir John Wylde, D.C.L. The Rev. Mr. Blair. The Hon. J. B. Ebden, Esq. John Fairbairn, Esq. The Hon. H. Ross, Esq. John Barry, Esq. The Hon. Wm. Porter, Esq. Wm. Gadney, Esq. The Rev. A. Faure, B.D. H. E. Rutherfoord, Esq. ---Dr. Philip. Jas. Searight,. Esq. ---Mr. Morgan. Rev. Mr. Elliot. Treamrer, John Barry, Esq. Secretary, H. E. Rutherfoord, Esq. Teacl,er in tlie Model School, St.. George·,..It.'l'eet~r. R. Byrne. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 197 Institution" Tot Nut van 't .A.lgemeen."

Board of Director., J. H. Hofmeyr, Esq. LL.D. Prelident. J. C. Gie, Esq., Vice-Pruidmt. J. T. Jargens, Esq. S. de Kock, Sen. Esq. W. A. J. de Smidt, Esq. J. A. Bam, Esq. C01l,munoner. OfJer tke Property, J. G. Stegmann, G. W. Spengler, and A. F. Carste.ns, Esqrs. Treantrer, Servaas de Kock, Jun. Esq. Secretary, C. J. C. Gie, Esq. TeaclU!1", Mr. Servaas de Kock, Geography and Mathematics. Mr. Stephanas J. de Kock, Dutch Literature. Mr. Newbegin, English Literature. Mr. J. A. Bam, Elementary Classes. Mrs. Thwaits, English Literature. :Mrs. Osmitius, Elementary Classes. Mr. O. Landsberg, Drawing-master. ~ Society for :Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Patron, His Excellency the Governor. Preaident, The Rev. Geo. Hough, M.A. Treamrer, The Hon. Hamilton Ross, Esq. Auditor. of Account" The Hon. J. B:Ebden, Esq. and George Frere, Jr. Esq. Secr,tary, The Rev. George Dacre.

The Gratuitous Lending Library is in St. George's Boys' School, New-street. The Depository of the Society is at Mr. A. S. Robertson's, 18, Heerengracht.

4.~ South .A.frlcan PubUc :l.ibrary.

Committee, Hon. W. Porter, Esq. W. Billingsley, Esq. Hon. J. B. Ebden, Esq. E. Jerram, Esq. 'freasurer. Hon. W. Field, Esq. A. McDonald, Jun. Esq. IJeut.-Col. Wood. Major Longmore. Baron von Ludwig. Auditor" Clerke Burton and Edward Norton, Esqrs. Librarian and Secretary, Mr. F. Maskew. Alliltan' do~ Mr. C. Sampson. 198 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. s. A. :rJ.terary and Scientific :Institution.

Pruident, Sir John Wylde, Kt., D.C.L.

Vice-President, y Lieut.-Col. Cloete, It.H. P. B. Borcherds, Esq. and T. Maclear, Esq. F.R.S. and R.A. The Council of tIle Inatitution.. J. R. Innes, Esq. LL.D. Major G. Longmore. F. E. Wilmot, Esq. William Gadney, Esq. Hon. W. Porter, Elilq. Samuel Bailey,. Esq. M.D. J. Aberorombie, Esq. M.D. F. H. Kunhardt, Esq. Honorary Secretary, Rev. James Adamson, D.D.

South African Tract and Book Society, (Elltrihliahed September 1831.) Committee for the Year. Preaident, Rev. John Philip, D.D. Rev. Mr. Blair, Rev. Mr. Miller, ---Brown, - Dr. Adamson, ---'-- Hodgson, - Mr. Stegmann, ---- Lamb, Mr. Broadway, ---Vogelgezang, - Cameron, --- Morgan, - Parker. --- Elliottr - J. T. Pocock. TreD.I'Urer, Mr. Selkirk Stuart. Secretaria, Messrs. Henry Solomon and John Mackay.

Young Men'S Christian Assoclauon. E,trihliahed 18tl, lJfarch, 1845.

Committee, Rev. G. W. Stegmann, CI&airmall. Mr. F. S. Watermeyer, Secretary. Mr. J. C. Silberbauer, TNJfUUrer. Mr. N. G. Hofmeyr, Mr. P. A. Luckhoff, - H. E. Faure, - W. A. Murray, - K. Edwards, ~ S. Hofmeyr. - N. Meeser, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS 199 South African Missionary Society. (butituted in 1799.) Di,·ector,. Mr. J. Combrink. Mr. A. P. J. van der Poel. - J. J. Hofmeyr. - R. Maasdorp. - P. J. Kotze. - P. W. Key tel. - J. J. L. Smuts. -A. Wagner. - W. de Smidt. - J. G. Stegmann. - H. J. Hofmeyr. Dr. Abercrombie. Honorary Member" All the Ministers of the different Churches in Town and Country. Minuter, Rev. J. H. Beck. Trecuurer, Mr. C. A. Bosenberg. Acting Secretary, Mr. W. de Smidt. Sexton, Mr. J. C. Isaaks. nay Scl,ool, Long-,treet, TeacAer" Miss Hutton and Miss Isaaks. Infant Sclwol Teacher, Miss Wiid. Teader of Needlework, Miss Karstel.

~®5i- Wesleyan Missionary Society. I. THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE DISTRICT. Cape Town and RondebolCl,., • •. Revds. Thomas L. Hodgson and R. Ridgill. Wynberg, Simon', Town and niep RiTJer, ••••••••..•.•...•.•. Rev. B. Rid!\dale. Stellenbo,c/& and Brackenbury', Valley, ..•••.•.•.•.•.•••.•. Rev. Barnabas Shaw. George, ••.•..••..•.••..•.••• . Rev. Edward Edwards. Kamie,berg L. Na1nI1.IJualand, _Rev. Jos. Jackson. Nilbet-Batll, Gr. Namaqualand, Mr. J. A. Bailie, All. Muaionarg Concordia Ville, DamaraCountry, Rev. Richard Baddy. Ameral', Tribe, do., ••••• . Mr. Joseph Tindall, All. Mil,. Rev. Thos. L. Hodgson, CI,ainnan of tAe Di,trict, and lteneral Superintendent of tAB Million, in ti,e Cape of Good Hope Diatrict. II. THE ALBANY AND KAFFRARIA DISTRICT. ALBANY. Grakam', Towa, . •.•..••.•..•• Revds. William Shaw, H. Pearce, and John Wilson. Salem and Farmerfield, •••••• •• Rev. H. H. Dugmore and Mr. D. Roberts, Catechut. BatAurat and Lou'er Albany, • ..• - John Ayliff. Fort Beaufort and Upper Aibany,Revds. William Impey Rod Geo. Smith.