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Union, and* whose right fo vote oh the election of Archibald Earl of (Sosford. Temporal Peers of Ireland hath, upofi claims marie Lawrence Eftfl of Rosse. on their behalf, been admitted since the Union by' Welbofe Ellis Earl of Normanton. the House of Lords of the said United Kingdofn; Richard Barl of Baniry. and that the said writs are ready to be delivered at Richard Earl' of Glerigall. this Office: George Augustus Frederick Earl of She/field".- Francis Jack Earl of Kilmorey. His Royal Highness Ernest Augustus Earl Henry Stanley Earl of Rathdowrr. of Arm'agh. \Vindham Henry Earl of Dunravefi. Augustus Frederick Duke of Leinster. William Earl of Listowell; Henry De La Poer Marquess of Waterford. Hector Johft Grnham Earl of Norbury. Arthur Blundel Sandys Trumbull Marquess Thomas Earl'of Ranfurley. of Downshire. Jenico Viscount GormahstbWn. George Augustus Marqu'ess of Donegal. George Child Viscount Grandison. Richard Colly Marquess Wellesley. Henry Charles Viscount Dillon. William Marquess of Thoraond. James Viscbunt Necterville. Thomas Marquess of Headfort. John Saville Viscount Lumley. Howe Peter Marquess of Sligo. Percy Clinton Sydney Viscount Strangford, John Loftus Marquess of Ely. '1'homas Heron Viscount Ranelagh. Charles William Vane Marquess of London- James Viscount Strabane. derry, Richard Pigot Vise-bunt Molesworth. Francis Nathaniel Marquess Conyngham. Richard Walter Viscount Chetxvynd. George Thomas John Marquess of West"- George Viscount Middleton, meath. Gustavus Viscount Boyne. James Marquess of Ormonde. William Keppel Viscount Barrington. Ulick John Marquess of Clanricnrde. Henry Jettry Viscount Ashbrooke. John Earl of Waterford and Wexfovd. Harvey De Montmorency Viscount Mount^ Edmond Earl of Cork and1 Orrery. Mbrres. Michael James Robert Earl of Roscbmm&n. Arthur Hill Viscount Dungannon. John Chambre" Earl of Meath. Thomas Anthony Viscount Southwell.- Arthur James Eavl of"Fhigall. John Viscount De Vesci. Richard Ford William Earl of Cavah. James Viscount Lifford. G-eOrge Earl of Graniurd. Edward Sauthwfel-1 Vi^cbtint Bafigor. Henry Earl of Kerr-y and Shelbourrie. William Viscount Melbourne. Frederick Earl of Besborongh. Heniy Welbbre Agar Viscount Clifder., Somerset Richard Earl of Canick. Huyes X^iscount Doneraiie. Henry Earl of Sha'nnofi. Jorih Jantes Viscbunfi Harberton. Janies Earl of Fife. Goynwallis Viseoant Ha\varden. John Delaval Earl of Tyrcohfiefl. Thomas Henry Vrscoiint Ferrard.. Arthur Saunders Earl of Arrah. Barry John Viscount Avonmore. Joseph Earl of MiHtowm John Henry Viscoutit Templeton. Francis William Earl of CharlertKtnt. Cornelius .Viscount Lismore. John Earl of Mexbofough. Robert Viscount Lorton. Thomas Earl of Howth. Lodge Rayfficmi Viscount Frankfort De George Earl of Kingston. Montmorency. Charles William Earl of Seftbn.- Charle^ Viscbunt Gort. Robert Earl- of Raden. William Viscount Castlemaine. Ernest Earl of Lisburn. Standish Viscount Giiillaniorc. Richard Grenvflle Chandos Earl Ntfgenfi, John Thomas Baron Trimlestown.- Stephen Earl of Mount Cashel. Edward Wadding Baron Dtmsany. Jbhn Earl of Portarlington. Thomas Oliver Baron Louth. John Earl of Mayo. Cadwallader Davis Baron Blayney.- John Willoughby Earl of Enniskillen. Pfancis Cha*les Seymour Biarbn Cbnway anJ Edmond Earl of Kilkenny. .Killultagh. George Earl of Moutitnorris. John Evans Baron Carberry. William Forward Earl of Wickldw.- Mathew Wlritvf or-th Baron Ayhner.- Thomas Earl of Ckramel. Johri Maxwell Baron Farnham.- John Earl of Clare, Constantine Henry Baron Mulgrave, Nathaniel Earl bf Leitrim. Charles George Bavon Arden. .• Richard Earl bf Lucah Godfrey Baron Maedonald. Somerset Lowry Earl bf Behnb'fe. William Baron Kensington. Charles Henry Efcrl O'Nellh Hugh Harnen Baron- MaSsey. James Earl of BandOn. Edward Baron Rokeby. -. Robert Earl of CaStlestuart. Mathew Fitzmaurice Baron Muskerry.- Duprd Earl bf Catedbn. Henry Baron Hood. Valentine Earl 'of William Bnr&n Riversdale. •• Edmond Henry Earl Of Liftle1-ic1i. Lbwther Augustus John Baron Muncastcr*- Rithard Le J*oer Euil bf fclatifcafty.. Gebrge Baron Auckland.-.
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