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[~Elby's Tdyke the Right Hon 18 KENT. [~ELbY'S tDyke The Right Hon. Sir William Hart. bart. Lulling­ J obson Thomas Baron esq. Brooksden, Cranbrook stone castle, Eynsford, Dartford Johnson Arthur Frederick William esq. Oak htll, Hilden­ East Fras. Edwd. e11q. Marlfield ho. The Drive, Tonbridge borough, Tonbridge tEdmeades Major-Gen. Henry (late R.A.), Nurstead Johnson George William esq. Mountains,Hildenborough. court, Meopham, Gravesend Ton bridge Edmeades Lieut.-Col. James Frederick M.V.O. Haulls, Jones William esq. Lynwood, C'rofton, Orpington, K~nt N orthfleet, Gravesend Jowitt Rt. Benson esq Burst Wood lo. Tnnbridge Wells Edmonds Henry esq. 12 Linden rark, Tunbridge Wells Kekewich Lewis Pendarves esq. Kidbrooke purk, Foras~ Edwards Robe:!'t esq. Milburn, Balmoral road,Gillingham Row, Sussex Elers Frederick Wadham esq. Manor lodge, BisMp;s- Kemball Major-Gen. John Shaw, F~irseat, Wrotham down, Tunbridge Wells Kidd Lieut.-Col. Charles Newman V.D. West Hill housP, Elgood Edgar John esq. M ..A., B.C.L. Orange court, Dartford Dowoe, Orpington, Kent Kingsland Hy. Majer esq. Grove ho. Headcorn, .A.shford *tEvEP"sley L($'~ :EJ.C. IS Brya,ston s~uare, Londort W t*Kinnaird :L<1rd~ 10 St. .Tall)eJ'II square+ London S W tF\J.ntonth Ma;jo}'4Gen. ¥i8Mu.ht C.B., lt• .C.\T.O. M:llre .. La.idla.1r Sir IRobert,. The Warren, Ha_yes, Ken1t worth castle, Maidstone; & :01 St. James's square, Lamb Thomas C. esq. Tintagel, Maidstone rd. Chatnam London SW Langton WaJter esq. 13 Calverley park, Tunbrid~re WeUs Featherby John Robert esq. Bleak ho. Gillingham. Kent Latham Francis Law esq. M.A. Gads Hill Place,Higham, Filmer Sir Robert Marcus hart. Scopwick house, Lincoln Rochester Fitzhugh Major.-Gen. Alfred C.B. 9 Frant rd. Tunbridge Laurie Alfred St. George Mac!dam esq. Rockdale, Wells Sevenoaks Flannery Sir James Fortescue hart. M.P, Wethersfield *Leigh Roger esq. 70 Conrtfield gardens, London S W manor, Wethersfield, Essex Leigh-Pemberton Robert esq. Torry bill, Sittingbourne Fleet .Algernon Massy esq. M ..A. Darenth grange, Dartfd LPly Sir Frederic Styles Philpin K.C.I.E., O.S.I. 25 Forbes Norman Hay esq. Drnminnor, Church Stretton, Hanover house, High st. St. John's wood, London NW Shropshire tLennard ~lajor Sir Hemy Arthur Hallam Farnaby Fothergill Major Henry, Copt hall, Hawkhurst hart. Wickham court, West Wickham Fox Sir Douglas, Kippington grange, Sevenoaks *Lewes Earl of, Eridge castle, Tunbridge Wells Franklin Leonard Benj. esq. The Grange, Goudhurst Lewis Guilford Edwd. esq. Pine ridge, Orpington, Kent Frewen Col. Edward C.B. Brickwall, Northiam, Sussex Ling William esq. Iolanthe, La.rner road, Erith Frobisher Lieut.-Col. William Martm, 6 Campdtn Hill Loyd Llewellyn Foster esq. Lillesden, Hawkhurst square, Kensington, London W Lucns Rear-Admiral Charles Davis V.O. Great Onlver- *Fulcher Major Arthur William, Minstead manor., Lynd­ den, Tunbridge Wells hurst, Rants Lucas George John esq. Milton court, Old Road east, t*Gathorne-Hardy Hon. Alfred Erskine, Donnington Gravesend priory, Newbury, Berks Luck Col. Everard Thomas. The Hermitage, West. tGeary Sir Wm. :)S"evill Montgomerie bart. Oxon Hoath, Mallina-, Kent · Ton bridge Manger George t-sq. Lynwood, 65 Plaistow lane, Bromleyo Gooch Charles Fulthorpe esq. Kingsmead, Matfield Mannington .Augustus esq. Quarry bank, Chapel Park Green, Paddock Wood road, St. Leonards-on-Sea, Sussex *Goodfellow Lieut.-Gen. Charles Augustus R.E., V.O Margetts .Arthur Pearson esq Somerfield house, London AvonYiew, Warwick road, Leamington road, Maidstone · Gordon George William esq. Southwood, Hildenborough, tMarsbam George esq. HaylP cottage, Tovil, Maidstone Tonbridge Marsham-Townshend Hugh Sydney esq *Gordon Robt. esq. Brockham pk. Betchworth, Surrey *tMarsham-'l'ownshend The Hon. Robert M.A.,F.R.G.S., Graham-Wigan John .Alfd. esq. Oakwood park,Maidstone F.G.S., F.S ..A. Frognal, Sidcup, Kent Gri:ffith-Boscawen Sir .A.rthur Sackville Tre>or M.P. 8o *Martin Sir Richal'd Biddulph hart. M.A., F.R.G.S. Cornwall gardens, London S W 10 full street, Berkeley square, London W Grubb Lieut.-Col. .Alexander, .Els:field house, Holling­ Matthews Sir John Bromhead, Holmhurst, Bishops bourne, Maidstone Down, Tunbridge Wells •Hamb1·o Sir E"ferard .Alexander K.C.V.O. Hayes Place, Meade-Waldo Edmund Gustavus Bloomfield esq. Hever Beckenham Warren, Hever, Edenbridge *Hankey Herbert esq. 8 Second avenue, Hove, Sussex Melville Beresford Valentine esq. Clare ho. West Mailing Hanmer John esq. Saynden farm, Staplehurst Mewburn William esq. Hawkwell flace, Pembury, Tun­ Hannen Hon. Henry Arthur, The Hall, West Farleigb, bridge Wells Maidstone *Miller Sir John Alexander bart. Heywood house, West- Hardcastle Alfred esq. Highfield, Hawkhurst bury, Wilts · tHardinge Viscount C.B. South Park,Penshurst, Tonbrdg *tMiller Richard Combe esq. The Grange, Chichester *+Hardinge Sir Edmund Stracey bart. Claremont, :Mitchell J. Lawrence esq. HamPstead, West hill, Dartld Cheshunt, Herts ;\lond Robert Ludwig esq. Combe Bank, Sundndge, Harris Waiter Henry esq. C.M.G. St. Aubyns, Clapham Sevenoaks Common, London S W Morland Charles William esq. V.D. Court lodge, Lam­ Harrison Sir James Humphreys M.V.O. 78 Church 11t. berhurst. Kent Campden hill, London W Morris-Field Cuthbert Arthur esq. Ashurst park, Tun- •Harrison Fredo. esq. M ..A., D.Libt. 10 Royal cres. Bath bridge Wells Harston Christopher esq. The Chestnuts, 168 Broadway, *Mostyn Lord, Gloddaeth, Conway, ~orth Wales Bexleyheath *Mnrrav George Joseph esq *Hart-Davis Capt. Henry Yaughan Hart, Wardley hall, Noill Thomas esq. Oakwood, 35 Southend rd. Beckenhm Worsley, Lanes Nevill Percy Llewellyn esq. Birling, Maidstone Barvey Thomas Morgan esq. Salesmere, Camden park, tNevill Hon. Ralph Pelham, Birling manor, Maidstone Tun bridge Wells *Nicholson William Smith esq. East Moor, near Yar• Hawes Alexander Travers esq. The, Nizels, Chislehurst mouth, Isle of Wight Hedges Alfred Paget esq Norman A.rcbibald Cameron esq. M.A. The Rookery, Hemmant William esq. Bulimba, Kippington, Sevenoaks Bromley Hill-Hodgson Harry esq. Escote, Park Hill rd.Shortlands *Norton Henry Samuel esq. Oak& house, Tenterden t*Hodgson Robert Kirkman esq. Gavelacre, Longparish, tNorton Robert esq. Downs house, Yalding, Maidstone Rants Oakeley Capt. Charles John, Frittendeu ho. Staplehurst tHohler Henry Booth esq. Fawkham manor, Longfield *Oakeley Sir Charles Wm .Atholl hart. The Oaks, Frant tBollenden Lord, Hall Place, Leigh, Tonbridge; & 2 road, Tunbridge Wells Grosvenor square, London W *Oxenden Sir Pet·cy Dixwell Nowell Dixwell· hart Holmes Thomas esq. Heyford ho. Nelson rd. Gillingham Paine George esq Bolt Vesey George Mackenzie esq. Mt. Mascal, Bexley Parry His Honor Judge Edward .A.bbott, Clarendon, Hopkins John esq. Little Boundes, Southborough Sevenoaks Howard Edgar esq. Chennell park, Tenterden. Ashford Penney .Alfred John esq. Homewood, "Miskin rd. Dartford Hulkes Cecil James Gladdish esq. Hadlow Place, nea,.- Pig-~ott John esq. Parkhurst, Bexley Tonbrid~e Pillman Jsph. Chas. esq. The Cottage,Foots Cray,Bidcup tHussey Edward Windsor esq. M.A., V.D.Scotney castle, Pitt Col. Thomas Hy. Hayle Place, Tovil, Maidstone Lamberhurst Pla.nck Surgeon-Gen. Charles Hyslop Robert Murray esq. 64 Wickham rd. Beckenham tPowell Charles Watson esq. M.A. Speldhurst, Tun­ Jackson Waiter Comyn esq. Alice Dean, Swanley · bridge Wells tJessel Sir Charles James bart. Ladham ho. Goudhurst Powell Robert Leonard esq. HPatherbauk, SummeJ; Hill, Chislehurst .
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