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DIRECTORY OF PARLIAMENT,

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ADVERTISEMENT.

In the following pages the Regulations o f the Poet Office, for carrying into effect the Uniform Penny Postage, are given in ample detail j and all exceptions to the Penny Rate in the cases o f Foreign and Ship Letters, i c . enumerated.

The “ Parliamentary Directory,” commencing at pBge 83, bos been corrected to tbe 'present day ; it includes all Peers as well as the Members returned at the different Elections since the assembling o f Parliament—each address given is that occupied by the Peer or Member during the Pr e s e s i Session .

The “ Supplement,” commencing at page 09, furnishes an account o f all firms established since the publication of the Directory ; and o f important changes in thoso previously existing.

General Post Office, Feb. 19,1310.

T H E POST OFFICE LONDON DIRECTORY FOR 1840,

May now be had completed to the present time. It is the only Work containing the Post Office Regulations with reference to the Uniform Penny Postage, and the most recent Parliamentary information. It is p if t y геп слях c h e a p e r , and will be found infinitely more correct, than any other similar u-ork.

MUCH MISREPRESENTATION hae been made with reference to the “ Post Office Directory.” The improvements introduced Into the later Editions have caused an immense increase m the circulation, and its success has probably instigated the statements so industriously propagated. The mode of disparagement adopted precluded the possibility óf sucii being any longer quietly submitted to. The Public are therefore thus acquainted with the true value o f Robson’s (the only other Landon A nitual) Directory, and to prevent the possibility o f its being charged that any selection 1ms been used, an Analytical Review has been made and jmblished, o f consecutive names taken equally from the commencement and conclusion of ‘ R obson’s

Co m m e r c ia l D irectory' por 18W.’ It will be found at page 91 o f this Supplement. That Review has now been in the possession of the Proprietors of Robson’s Directory for several weeks, and in their communications on the subject it s т п е т п has not been disputed. While that remains unquestioned little value will be attached to calumnies circulated schere they cannot be met, and by persons interested in detaching Purchasers from the Post Office Directory. GENERAL POST OFFICE, ST. MARTIN’S LE GRAND.

Pape New spapers, and Supplements to, and from, the British Co­ Addresses to H e r Ma j e s t y ...... lonies and Foreign P a r t s ...... 5 , Наук Notes akü Bakk Post Bi l l s ...... з ------to the East Indies .... 6 Cross Ma i l s ...... 32 ------to France ...... ç D eeds ...... *------■ ------from A b r o a d ...... e Delivery of Letter* in Lo n d o n ...... 3 ------by Private Ships ..... в D r a fts ...... 3 Packets to all parts of the World ...... 7 Prance, Lctteis to, or by the way of, mode oř Charging . . . 8 Postage, British rates o f ...... 1 Pranking privileges a b o lis h e d ...... 1 & 2Ö Postage, Foreign rates o f ...... 8 Sc 9 L etters to go by the Inland Mails 2 ------to Central G erm any...... 15 to IS — -----to go by the Foreign Mail* ...... 2 ------China (See Ship Letters)...... 7 ------delivery of in L on d on ...... 3 ------East Indies 8 6c 22 ------Foreign ...... ------E gypt...... HÄ32I ------Addressed London only „ 2 ------F rance...... 10 to 14 ------containing articles of a brittle nature ...... 3 ------G reece...... 8 •------Coin, &c...... 3 ------Italiaa States ...... 20 — — ------* bottles of liquid, &e...... 5 ------North A m erica...... ß — -Overcharged ...... 2 ------Provinces of Austria ...... 20 ------Overweight...... 1 ------S ard in ia...... * . . . 18 &c Ì9 ------by Private Ship* to Australia, Cape of iiootl Hope, Last ------Switzerland ...... 19 6: 20 Indies, Fwnn Hiver, ami all parts of the World . . 7 ------West In d ie s ...... в ------Registered to Foreign Countries...... 2 Prices Current (Printed) ...... в ------Seamen and S o ld ie rs...... tl Printed Votes and Proceedings in parliament...... 3 Mail Coaches (Morning) ...... 27 Railway Cross M ails...... 32 List of Places sent to, b y ...... 28 Receiving Hontes (now consolidated)...... 23. Mail Coaches ( E v e n i n g )...... 28 to 31 List of all within three Miles of the General Post Office . . 25 —------by Railway ...... * . 32 SHIP LETTERS ...... 7 ------C r o s s ...... 32 Ship Letter Postage, persons exempt f r o m ...... • T Mails made up In London to all parts of the W orld...... 7 Stamps on Letter« ...... 5 Marseilles (Steam Packets from, to Leghorn, Athens and tho Steam Packets from Marseilles to Alexandria...... 2t* East In d ie s)...... 20 TWO PENNY (or LONDON LOCAL) POST OFFICE, MONEY#ORDER OFFICE— Regulation« o f ...... 3 Regulations o f, ...... 21 & 23 New spapers, and Supplements t o ...... 3 Places in the Country delivery o f ...... 23 6c 24

Postm aster G e n e r a l . . The Right Hon. Thomas William, Earl of Lichfield. Se c r e t a r y ...... Lieutenant-Colonel William Leader Maberly. A ssistan t Secr e tar y Thomas Laurence, Esq. So l i c i t o r ...... Mark Beauchamp Peacock, Esq.

PEERS AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT no longer desnatrh or receive correspondence e r r e . Members o f either House are entitled to receive free o f oharge Petitions to Parliament, provided that each Petition is sent without a cover, or in a cover open at the aides, and doe* not exceed the weight of Six Ounces. ADDRESSES TO HER MAJESTY PASS FREE. With these exceptions. A lb IN IAVD LETTERS OK PACKETS, including those from the Channel Isles,and the Die of Man, if p r e p a id , are subject to the following RATES OF POSTAGE, Not exceeding Halt an Ounce in W eight ...... One Penny. One Ounce ...... T w o P en ce T w o O unce* ...... Pour Pence T hree Ounces ...... Six Pence, and so on, T w o K a te * being added for every ounce up to S ixteen Ounces, beyond which, with t/íe following exceptions, no Ра с к в г whether subject to postage or not, can be r e c e iv e d . . 1. P arliamentary Pe t it io n s and A ddresses to h e r Ma je st y , 2. P arliamentary P r o ceed in g s, 3. L etters and Pack ets addressed to or received from Places beyond Sea. 4. L etters and P ack ets to and from P u blic D e partm en ts, and to and from Pu b l ic ORFlCBns wins formerly franked by virtue o f their offices, for list of which seepage ‘20. Ь. D eeds if seid open, or in covers open at the sides. They may lie tied with string and sealed in order to pre. vent inspection o f the contents, but they must be open at the sides that it may he seen that they arc entitled to the privilege. W i t h these exceptions, a l l Pa ck ets abovk t h e w e ig h t of Six t e e n Ounces will he immediately forwarded to the D e a d L e tter Oppick . I n lan d L etters or Pack ets p u t into th e u n p a id Le tter Boxes a r e c h arg ed double тл е amount or Postage to w h ic h , h a d tiiby пиех puf.p a id , th ey w ou ld h a ve been l ia b l e . The Scale of Weight in force for General Post Letters is equally applicable to Letters passing through the local ponn posts throughout the Kingdom and to those passing through the local Posts nf London and Du b l in , the Regulations which restricted the weight o f these latter to lo u r Ounces inn ing been abolished. They are subject to the same Rules and the same Charges as General Post Letters, tűid must be paid in advance, or they will be liable to double the rate to which they would otherwise be subject. A 2 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840.

LETTERS TO PASS BY THE INLAND MAILS

«М be posted at the Receiving Houses till 5 f .m . ; by the Letter Carriers ringing bells (on payment of one penny with each) from 4 to 5 p.M.; at the Branch Post Offices, at Charing Cross; Old Cavendish Street, and 300 Borough High Street, till three-quarters past 5 p.M .; at the General Post Office in St, Martin’s le Grand, and at the Branch Poet Office in Lombard Street, till 0 p. m . Letters are received at the General Post Office St. Martin’s le Grand only from 6 p ,m . until 7 r.M. upon payment of one penny, and from 7 till half-past 7 upon payment of sixpence with each.

LETTERS TO PASS BY THE FOREIGN MAILS

xeept those for India, viti Marseilles, which must be posted at the «ame hours as Inland Letters, are, on Tuesdays and Fridays, received at the Branch Offices, Charing Cross ; Old Cavendish Street, and Borough High Street, until p.M, • at the General Post Office, St. Martin’s le Grand, and at the Branch Office in Lombard Street, until 10 p.M*. ; 'and at St. Martin's le Grand only from 10 until 11 p.M. on payment of « fe e e f one penny and after 11 and until’haff-past 11 г. м. on payment o f a fee o f sixpence.

LETTERS ADDRESSED LONDON ONLY, for persons whose residences arc not known, are copied into lists which are hung up daily in the hall of the General Post Office. Parties writing their addresses opposite to their names will receive their letters on the following morning.

LETTERS TO NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, SEAMEN, AND SOLDIERS,

to and from the East Indies by the Overland Mails, “ rid Falmouth,” can send and receive Letters, under the weight of halfan ounce, on their own private concerns only, while they are employed on her Majesty’s Service, or in the service o f the East India Company, for one penny. The Penny must be paid at the time it is put into the Post Office. Letters coming from a Seaman, f The name of the Soldier or Sailor, his Class or Description, and the name of the Ship or from a Sergeant, Corporal, I or Regiment, Corps or Detachment, to which lie belongs, must be specified. Trumpeter, Fifer, or Private l And the Officer having the Command must sign his name, mid specify the name of Soldier. the Ship or Regiment, Corps or Detachment, he commands. Letters going to Seamen or Sol- t The Penny must he paid at the time it is put into the Post Office, and the direction diers. < must specify the class of person, and the Ship, Regiment, or Corps to which he belongs. Threepence Postage is charged on Letters addressed to Soldiers and Seamen to either of the following places River Gambia, Sierra Leone, Goree, Senegal, Cape Coast Castle, Fernando Po, Coast of Africa, Ascension (Isle), and China. To St. Helena, the East Indies, and New South Males, one penny'. Seamen’s and Soldiers’ Letters from Abroad by private Ships are chargeable with 3d, each. % * W a r r a n t O f f ic e r s either in the A r m y or N a v y , or M asters M axes o f the N a v y , are not entitled to receive or transmit Letters at less than the usual rates of Postage. Any Person endeavouring to evade the Rates o f Postage by law established, by certifying improper Letters, or obtain­ ing certificates on Letters which arc not strictly on the private affairs of the Seamen or Soldiers trom whom the Lettere purport to come : or any Person addressing to any Seaman or Soldier, having the privilege of receiving his Letters at a reduced Rate, a Letter which shall be concerning the affairs of another Person, is liable for every such offence to a penally o f Fiv e P o o n d s. LETTERS REGISTERED

TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES. The practice adopted by the Post Office in France, o f charging double the rate o f Postage to which Letters are liable as the price of registering them, will hereafter be substituted In this country for the present regulation of requiring Half— a-crown as a fee, in addition to the Postage on such Letters, provided the extra Postage to be so charged shall not exceed holf-a-crown, which is etili to be the highest sum demanded for tlie Registry of any Foreign Letter in this country. The Registry o f Letters will not make the Postmaster General responsible for the loss that may be sustained in conse­ quence of the failure nf any Letter with which this precaution may have been adopted. Letters intended for Registration must be brought to the General Post Office, before 10 o’Clocfc r.si. on Tuesdays and Fridays, and before (1 P.M. on other days. OVERCHARGED DETTERS. Overcharges retnmed between the hours o f ten and five, on presenting the overcharged letters at the window in the Hall of the General Post Office. Overcharges may likewise be obtained at the Branch Office, Lombard street ; or the letter may be sent to the Office Ъу the letter-carrier o f the district, and the overcharge w'ill be returned with the letter in two days.

PRINTSD VOTES AITS PROCEEDINGS OF THE IM PERIAL PARLIAMENT, OR OF THE OODOKTXAD LEGISLATURES, тс charged...... Under Four Ounces...... One Penny. Above Pour and under Eight Ounces...... Two Pence. Above Eight and under Twelve Ounces ...... Three Pence, and so on. _ řoeh Votes and Proceedings pass at these rates between places in the United Kingdom as well as to the Colonics by packet. They are not, however, forwarded to the East Indies, rid Falmouth and Alexandria, nor to places through France^ under the full rates of Letter Postage. The Postmaster General is authorized (if he shall see fit) to delay the transmission o f Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parliament for any space not exceeding Twenty-four hours from the time at which the same would otherwise have been forwarded. 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. 3 DELIVERY OF LETTERS IN LONDON. The morning deliven’ of General Post Letters (including despatches from every Post Town ami place in the United Kingdom, and those Foreign, Ship, and Packet letters which have arrived in sufficient time) commences in every district within three miles of St. Martin’s le Grand rather before nine o’clock, Л.М., and is completed within two hour*, except on Mondays, or on other days when there are large arrivals o f Foreign or Ship Letters, when the period of commencing and concluding the delivery is unavoidably retarded for a space varying from thirty to sixty minutes. Letters from all those places to which despatches arc conveyed by the Birmingham Railway Morning Muil likewise arrive by the same route at 2 r.si. They arc delivered in Upper Thames street, St. Paul's Church yard, New­ gate street, Cloth Fair, Aldersg&te street, Redcross street, Finsbury place, Eldon street. New Broad street, Bishopsgate within, Houndsditch, Minorici, Haydon square, and Tower hill, and in ail places within the limits o f those streets, by the General Post Letter Carriers, and the delivery is completed within an hour and a half from the time of the arrival o f the Mail. All despatches by the Railway Mail for places beyond the above limits are sent out by tbc four o’clock Twopenny Post delivery, as arc the despatches by the Portsmouth and Southampton Morning Mails, which arrive at 2в minutes past 2 г.м . Those by the Dover Morning Mail, which arrive at Four o ’clock, and by the Brighton Morning Mail, arriving at a quarter past Four г.м ,, arc sent out by the Twopenny Post Six o’clock delivery ; and the despatches arriving by the Cheltenham Morning Mail, at a quarter past Six, are sent out by the Eight o’clock Twopenny Post delivery. Foreign Mails arriving after the morning despatch of the Letter Carriers are (provided they arrive before two o’clock, ť -и.) scut out within the before-mentioned limits by the General Post Letter Carriers, who complete their deliveries in about an hour from the time o f their despatch. 'For places beyond those limits, all Foreign letters arriving subse­ quent to the Morning despatch of the Letter Carriers, are delivered by the Twopenny Post Letter Curriers, ns are all Letters which arrive later than two l’.M. by any Foreign Mail. \* For Towns from which each Mail brings letters, together with the precise time of arrival at, ami departure from, every place on its Outward and Inward Journey, see pages 27 to 32, containing Routes of the Morning and Evening Mail Coaches. BAVE NOTES, BANK POST BILLS, DRAFTS, Ac. The most secure mode of transmitting Bank Notes, Bonk Post Bills, or Drafts, is to divide each and send the halve* by different posts, waiting the acknowledgement of the one-lialf before forwarding the other. COEN SHOULD NOT BE 6ENT BY POST, The great increase in the number of Money Letters having rendered it impossible, without hazard to the punctual despatch o f the Mails, to continue the former practice of entering the addresses of such Letters, and of taking receipts for them on delivery to the parties to whom they were addressed, THAT PRACTICE HAS THEREFORE CEASED, and persons having occasion to transmit small sums, will avoid all risk by sending the money through the medium of THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE, which is carried on by the Post Office on the public account, at the north-west corner of tjic General Post Office, and at the several Branch Offices in Lombard street, Charing Cross, Old Cavendish street, and High street, Borough. The charge for such Orders will he sixpence on sums o f two pounds and under, and one shilling and sixpence on sinus between two and/fee pounds. To avoid trouble it must be understood that the party in whose tavour the order is drawn must attend personally to receive it. No order will be given for sums beyond this nmount. ,, , ,, __, r Money Orders will be given on all Post Towns in England, and the undermentioned Post Towns m Scotland and Ireland- They can also be drawn by these Towns on each other and London, but those drawn upon London can at P™ ™ only be paid at the General řost Office ; Arrangements are,howe\ er, in progress for their payment at the Branch UJficc*. Kirkcaldy Aberhrothwick Borrowstounness Douglas, Lanarkshire Garlieston Do une Ciatehonse Kircudbright Aberdeen Bowmorc Kirkwall Bmemar Dumbarton Girvan Aherdour Glasgow Kirriemuir Aberfeldy Brechin Dumfries Dunbar Glcnluce Lanark Aboyne Bridge o f Earn Langholme Broudford Punbeath Golspie Airdree Grangemouth Largs Alloa Buckie Dunblane Grantown Lauder Annan Burntisland Dundee Dunfermline Greenock Laurencekirk Anstruther Callender Leadhills Campbeltown Durikeld Haddington Appin Hamilton Leith Aroereier Camwath Dunoon Hawick Lerwick A roes Carronshore Dunse Dunvegan Helensburgh I/csmahago Auchterarder Castle Douglas Leven Chance Inn Rcclefechan Holytown Auehtermuchty Huntley Linlithgow Ayr Cockbumspath Eddleston Edinburgh Inchture Lochalsli Ayton Coldstream Lochgilphead Colinsburgh Elgin Inverary Ballantrae Invergorden Loekerby Ballatcr Craig-EUachie Ellon Errol I nverkei tiling Longtown Ballindalloch Craii Markincli Creetown Evanton Inverness Banchory Irvine Mauchline BaufT Crieff Falkirk Fettercairn Jedburgh Muybole Bathgate Cromarty Meigle Crook Fochabers Keith Beauly Keith Hall Melrose Bcith Cullen Forfar Forres Kelso Mid-Calder Bem e Cui rose Mintlaw Cumnock Fort Augustu. Kettle Bigger Kilmarnock Moffat Blackshiels Cupar (Angus) Fortrose Fort William Kincardine Montrose Blair Adam Cupar (Fife) Muirdrum Dalkeith Fraserburgh Kinghorn Blair Athol Kingussie Naim Penny Fusine Bridge Blairgowrie Kinross Newburgh (Fife) Dingwall Fyvic Bonar-Bridge Kintore Newport (Fife) Bonaw Dornoch Galashiels A 2 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840. Newton Stewart, Peterhead Prestonkirk Wigtownshire Stirling Tiiomhill Perth Radian Mill Noblehouse Stonehaven Thurso Pittcnweem Rothesay Stornoway North Queensferry Pitlochry St. Andrews Tobermory, Argyles. Oban J Portaskaig Stow, Selkirkshire Turriff St. Boswell Green Stranraer Old Mcldrum Port Glasgow Saltcoats Ullapool Old Rain Strathdon Whitburn Port Patrick Sanquhar Strontiau Paisley Portree Whit horn Park hill Selkirk Tain Wick Portsoy South Queensferry Peebles Tarbert, Cromartv- Wigtown, Wigtowns. Port William Stewarton shire

The following Penny Post Offices around Edinburgh are empowered to grant and pav Money Orders Coll inton VIZ. .. n, . Duddingston I Kirknewton Corstorphin Ford Pennyeuick Rosiin Lasswade Portobello Slateford, Forfarsh. Cramond Herrn istori Libberton Ctirrie Kirkliston Presfonpans Tranent Dalkeith Musselburgh Rutho UpliuU

IRISH TOWNS. Abbekix Buncrana Cook sto wn Gowran Adair Bunratty Luean Portumna Cooteliill Granard Lurgan Ahascragh Burrosakanc Cork Ramel ton Antrim Head fort Lurgangreen Itandalstown Burros-in-ossory Cove Hillsborough Ardce Bushmills Mae room Raphoe Craughwcll Holiyniount Muglierà Ardara Buttevant Crosaoney Hatban gan Ardraban Hollywood Maeherafelt Rath coole Cabinteely Cnimlin Howtli Arkiow Cabercivcen Mallow Rathcormack Curofin Inistioguc Manorhamilton Armagli Cahir Cusbendall Rathdowney Arthurstown Innishannon Market-hill Ratini rum Caledon Dangan Irvinstowu Ashbourne, Dublin Çatlan Maryborough Rathfriiand Delganny Johnstown, Co. Ashford, Wicklow Camolin Maynooth Rathkeale Derry, or London­ Kilkenny Middleton Athboy Cappoquin derry Ral howen AtUone Kanturk Millstreet Roclifortbridge Carlow Dingle Keady Athy Carn Milltown Malbay Roscommon Donaghadee Kells,"Co. Meath Mitebelstown Aughnaelov Carnew Donegal Rose rea Aiighrim Kenmare Moate Ross, Wexford Carrickfergus Donerail Kilbeggan Mohül Bagnalstown Carrickmacross Rosscarbery Down Patrick К il сое к Moira Ballyborough Carrick-on-Shan­ Drogheda Rostre vor Kilcııllcn Monaghan Shin rone Balbriggan non Dromohair Kildare Monastereven Sixmile Bridge Ballaglmderin Carrick-on-Suir Dromore, Down Kildorrery Money gall Skibbereen Baliibay Cashel Dromore West, Ballina” Kildysart Moneymore Slane Castlebar County Sligo K il keel Ballinasloe Mountmelick Sligo Castle Bellingham Drumsna Kilktnuy Ballincollig Mount Nugent Stewartstown Castlehlakeny Dublin К filala Mountrath Ballingarry Castleblayney Strabane Dundalk KUlaloc Movifie Strad bally Ballinrobc" Castlccomer Dunfanagby Killamey Moy Stradone Baliybritta» Casti econnel Dungannon Killibeg* Mullingar Stranorlar Ballycastle Castle Dawson Dungarvon Ballÿconnel Killyleigh Nans Strokestown Castledermot Dungivcn Killysaudra Navan Ballygawley Castlcfin Dunlecr Swinford Kilmacthomas Neu agli Swords Ballyglass Casti emartyr Dunshaughlin Ballyjamos Duff Kilmalloek Newbridge Tallaght Castlepollard Durrow K il rush Ballymahon Newcastle, Co. Taghmon Castlcrea Edcnderry Kil worth BallymenagU Castletown Limerick Tallow Edgeworth’s Town King’s Court Newmarket-on- Ballymoney Castletown Delvin Elphin Tanderagee Ballymote King’s Town Fergus, Co.Clare Tarbet, Kerr Castlewellun Emo Kinnegad Ballynaeargy Cavan NewportTipperary Tcraplcinore Emy vale Kinsale Newry Ballynamore Celbridge Tlmmastown Enfield, Kildare Kish Newtown Ards Thurles Ballyshannon CharlcviUc Ennis Ballytore . Knock Newtown Barry Tinaliely Clara Enniscorthy Knocktopher llaltinglnss Clare, Mayo Newtown Forbes Tipperary Enniskilicn Lame Newtown Linii- Tralee Banagber Clifden Ennistimon Btmbridge Leigh] inbridge vady Trim Cloghan Eyrecourt Leixlip Bandon, Cork Newtown Mount Tuam Clogliccn Fermoy Letterkenny Bangor, Down Kennedy Tubhermore, Derry Cioglier Ferns Limerick Bnntry Clogbnakilty Newtown'Stewart. Tullamore Fethard,Tipperarvì Lisburn Co. Ty rone Tul low Belfast Clonaid Flurry-bridge i Lismore Old Castle Tynan Belmullet Cl once Frankford > Bclturbct i Lienaskea Omagh Tyrrel’s Pass Clones French Park I Listowel Black rock, Dublin . Clonmeil Oraumore Virginia Fresi i ford ; Littleton Paraonstown Blcssingtou Clough Galway Warronspomt llooterstown j Londonderry Philipstown Waterford Clougbjordan Garvagli Longford ' Boyle Cloync Pill Town Westport Gilford, Co. Down! Loughbriekland Portadown Bray Coleraine Gore’s Bridge Wexford Brookborough Lougbgall Porlaforry Wicklow Collooney Gorey i Louglirca Bruff Comber l’ortarlington Yongbail Gort , Lowthcrstown Portglenone Tlie following receiving Houses around London, are likewise empowered to pay and grant Money Orders, viz. Barking Claplmm Hackney Kensington Putney Tooting Hrcntwooil Eil moi iton Hammersmith Limehoiiec Brompton Enfield Richmond (Surry) Woodford Hempstead Paddington Stratford ” Woolwich Camberwell Greenwich Harrow 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.

BOTTLES CONTAINING LIQUID, AND'o t IIER ARTICLES OF A BRITTLE NATURE Â f i W í J)“ '01!" 11 thf Post, a*they are almost invariably broken, either by the operation of stamping or by ^ í M ^ n í i t T M ( oacheş It is besides improper so to transmit such articles, as by accidents to them, the scala articleshaving * * * bC damegcd» the Lctters mutilated,or their Addresses entirely effaced. For similar reasons,

SHARP OR HARD EDOES should not be transmitted through the Post. STAMPS. The date shows when tlm letters wore received at the Post Office. Tiie circular stamp of black ink, at the back o f the letter, is used when the postage is to be paid on delivery. Ditto of red ink, on the face of the letter, with the word “ paid,” when the postage has been paid a t ‘the time of posting the letter.

NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTS TO NEWSPAPERS. It is not compulsory to send Newspapers or Supplements to Newspapers by the Post, but those that are Intended to lie so transmitted, and are entitled to pass free, must be put into the Receiving’ Houses before 5 p. m. ; at the Branch Post Offices, before half-past 5 p.m. ; or ät lhe General Post Office, St. Martin’s le Grand, before (I р.м. Each Newspaper given with a penny to the Letter Carriers ringing bells, from 4 too p .m. ; or put into one of the lute Newspaper Windows, at St. Martin's le Grand, from C until half past ? .. with a halfpenny, will be despatched the same evening. All News­ papers must be sent in covers, open at the side=. . i i. ■ words or communication mav be printed on such papers after the same shall have been published, nor must there beany writing or marks upon any Newspaper, or the cover, other than the name and address of the person to whom it is sent; nor any paper or thing enclosed or concealed in, or with such newspaper, or the cover, nor any printed words or communication on the cover, except that Newsvendors only may print their name* and addresses thereon. Newspapers may be examined by the Officers of the Post Office ; and if tliere be any breach of the above regulations, the packet is chargeable with treble the amount o f postage which a letter of the same weight would have been liable to. And any person who shall write or enclose any thing in any Newspaper or the cover thereof, or shall print any words or communication on а Newspaper, after it shali have been published, to be sent bí/ the Post, or any person who shall knowingly send, or cause to be sent, by the Post, a Newspaper in respect of which any one of thosn offences has been committed, may, at the option of the Postmaster General, be prosecuted as for a Misdemeanor.

Clause of the Act of laf Victoria, cap. 34, see. 32. * “ And be it further enacted, that in all cases in which a question shall arise, whether a printed Paper is entitled to the “ privileges of a Newspaper or other Publication hereby privileged, so far ns respects the transmission thereof by the “ Post under the Post Office Acts, the question simli be referred to the determination of the Postmaster General, whose “ decision, with the concurrence of the Lords of the Treasury, shall be final.”

NEWSPAPERS FROM THE BRITISH COLONIES are delivered free o f Postage at any place within the British dominions : those for Persons who have removed may be forwarded by Post free of charge, provided they have not been opened at the place to which they wore originally ad­ dressed. NEWSPAPERS TO THE BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS.

N bw si'a РЙК8 liable to tbc Stamp Duty may be forwarded to the British Colonies and Possessions by Her Majesty* Packet Boats, free of the duty o f Postage, provided the same he duly stamped and made up open at the ends, and put into any Post-Office within seven days after the day of Publication. Newspapers may also be forwarded to tin: Colonies by Private Ships for a Postage of One Penny each, to some Foreign Parts free, and to others for a Postage of Twopence each, to be paid at the time of putting in, under the same regula­ tions as to date, he. Newspapers printed in the British Colonies, brought to Great Britain or Irelaud hv Packet Boats, if mude up without covers, or m covers open at the ends, are delivered within the United Kingdom free o f Postage.

NEWSPAPERS TO THE EAST INDIES are forwarded by the Packet viii Marseilles, on payment of Twopence with each. The Mail is made up on the Fourth f every mouth, except it happens to fall on a Sunday, when it is made up on the following day.

BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS; To wltich Newspapers arc sent free of Postage. BRITISH COLONIES. FOREIGN PARTS. Antigua Montserrat Brazil Heligoland Bahama Nevis Bremen Honduras Barbudoes New Brunswick Buenos Ayres India viri Falmouth Berbiee Newfoundland Colombia Ionian Island* Bermuda Nova Scotia Cuxhaven La Guayra Canada Quebec Denmark Malta Cariacou St. K ill’s Franco Peru Demarara St. Lucia Gibraltar Spain Dominica St. Vincent's Greece Grenada Tobago Hamburg Halifax Tortola ílayti, or ) Jamaica Trinidad St. Domingo J 6 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS, [1840.

FOREIGN PARTS; To which a Postage o f Twopence each Newspaper must he paid at the time o f putting in.

United States of America With the exception of France, and those Guadaloupe Continent of Europe ...... \ Pj?,c(e| mentioned in the preceding list Martinique 1 > o f “ 1-oreign Parts as “ sent free o f Surinam Postage.” St. Croix With the exception of Urazil ' Colombia St. Thomas South America. St. Martin’s liuenos Ayres La Guayra Cuba, or Havannait _ Peru Egypt India and the Mediterannean, v i« Marseilles NEWSPAPERS TO FRANCE arc forwarded free o f charge to the sender. A rate of four centimes (nearly equivalent to One Halfpenny) will he charged upon delivery in France. NEWSPAPERS FROM ABROAD. Newspapers arriving from those “Fo r e ig n P akts” to which Newspapers are despatched free, are delivered free of Postage, except those from France, which are charged One Halfpenny cucli. All Newspapers must be printed in the language of the Country from which they are sent ; those for Persons who have removed may be re-directed to them at any place within the United Kingdom, free of Postage, provided they have not been opened "at the place to which they were originally addressed. ‘ NEWSPAPERS BY PRIVATE SHIPS, if put into tliu Office within seven days afterthedateof publication, arc forwarded to the Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius? or Isle o f France, Sydney, New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, Swan River, South Australia, Chili, Peru, Guatimalai and the Western Coast of America, and the East Indies, on payment of one penny with each paper; to St. Helena and the Western Coast o f Africa, viz. : St. Mary’s, River Gambia, Sierra Leone, Cape Coast Castle, Fernando Po, and Ascension (Isle), at the same rate ; to China, and places not British, on payment o f twopence each, under the above regulations as to date, &c. *-• All Newspapers forwarded through the Ship Letter Office, except those between Ports in Great Britain and Ire­ land must he paid for when put in.

PRINTfiS PRICES CURRENT pass through the Post Office at one penny each, provided the publications have been submitted to and obtained the sanction of the Lords of the Treasury, and contain simply the names and prices o f the articles ; the names and addresses o f the parties dealing in such articles must be excluded. Each copy to be made up in the same form as a Newspaper, with covers open at the end. The words “ P r ic e C u r r e n t ” to be written or printed immediately above the address; otherwise the paper will be liable to full letter postage. Every Price Current to be posted within seven days after its publication ; and no one can he forwarded a secoiul time without being charged with full letter postage. Any writing, or mark for reference, or initial on such papers or their covers, beyond the address, and the designation “ Price Current," will subject them to the full rates oflctter postage. Tlie rate o f one penny each paper may be paid by either the sender or the receiver ; but in the latter case they must be given in at the lobby of the Inland Office before 0 i\ m . Those which are paid for when put into the Post must be delivered at the Paid Window before G p. m. The following publications having been submitted to the Postmaster General, and received the sanction o f the Lord* o f the Treasury, pass for one penny uuder the foregoing regulations :— Annual Supplement to Price limits of the East India London Mercantile Price Cur­ Sound List Current Company’s charter rent Trade List British ships entered inwards Commercial Daily List Mercantile Journal Universal Com Reporter and cleared outwards from Lloyd’s List Nicholson’s NewPriccCurrent Wetenhall’s Course of the and to places within the Loudon New Price Current Prince’s Price Current Exchange

NORTH AMERICA. AND WEST INDIES.

PACKET KATES, Paying the Postage optional, crcepting those Places marked thus*, which mubt For WEST INDIA AND AMERICAN LETTERS. be paid with. Under Under Under i Oz, 1 0*. ÎİO r. SHIP LETTER

North America, viz.:—Quebec, Montreal, and all Parts of Canada, RATEA Halifax, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward’s Islnnd, New Brunswick, s. d. j. d. t. d. * Newfoundland, ‘ New York, the Bermudas, and tlie ‘ United States ...... • • •...... 1 0 2 0 4 0 ?ee West Indies, kc., including Jamaica, Barbadoes, New Providence, Turk’s Island, Bahamas, Antigua, Berbice, Carincou, Demorara, Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, Monserrat, Nevis, St. Vincent’s, ‘ Ship Letters, St. Kitt’s, Tobago, Tortola and Trinidad...... - 1 0 2 0 4 0 ‘ Guadaloupe, ‘ Martinique, *St. Thomas, ‘ Cnruqoa, ‘ Surinam, ‘ St. Martin's, and ‘ St. Croix...... i a 2 10 Õ S next page.

Letters to tlie British West Indies and North Amerien are forwarded at the charge of one shilling for each single letter and so on in proportion from all parts o f the United Kingdom, without any charge for Inland postage. Letters to Guadaloupe, &c., if put in at Falmouth are charged two-pcnce on each single rate less than írom Romion or from any other part of the KiDgdom, viz. Is. 3d., under half an ounce ; 2s. 6d. under an ounee; os. under two ounces, ana so on. 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. 7

SHIP LETTERS.

Tlie single uniform rate on Letters between the United Kingdom and places beyond Sea, when conveyed by P r iv a t e Sh ip s , is Öd., in whatever part of the United Kingdom the Letters may be posted or delivered. This is the rate now taken on Letters between the United Kingdom and tfie East Indies, ice. ici-, when conveyed by Private Ship, the former distinction between these and other descriptions of Siiip Letters having been abolished. The rates of Postage on “ Ship” as on other Letters are taken by weight :— Under half an ounce...... I . Single. Under an ounce...... Double. Under two ounces ...... Quadruple. Under three ounces...... Sextuple, and so on.

PERSONS EXEMPT FROM SIIIP LETTER POSTAGE.

The O w n e r s, C h a r t e r e r s , or Consignees (resident in the United Kingdom), and the O w n e r s , Co n sig n ees, and Sh ip p e r s of Goods on board Vessels inward bound, are entitled to receive their Letters free from Sea Postage, to th* extent collectively of Six ounces in weight, by any One Vessel to anv One sucb P erson. In the case of Vessels coming from Ceylon, the 'Mauritius, the East Indies, or the Cape o f Good tiope, for an Own e r , C h a r t e r e r ,or C o n sig n er o f sucii Vessel, the letters may be collectively Twenty ounces in weight. The O wn e r , C h a r t e r e r , or C o n sig n ee must be described as such on the address and superscription ; and in the case o f OwNERs,SnipPERa,or Co n sign ke» o f goods, it must also appear by the Ship’s Manifest that they have Goods on board the Vessel. Such persons are entitled to have their Letters which come within the above Conditions before the Master of the Vessel delivers the other Letters in his charge to the Post Office. % * Every Person who shall, with intent to evade any Duty of Postage, falsely superscribe a Letter n9 being the O w n e r , or the Ch a r t e r e r , or the Consignee of a Vessel conveying the same, or us the O w n e r , or the Sh ip p e r , or the C o n sig n ee of Goods shipped in such Vessel, shall for every such offence forfeit T en P ounds.

KAILS KADE VP IN LONDON.

Letters (pxcept those for India via Marseilles which must lie posted at the same hours as Inland Letters) for the Foreign Mails are received at the Branch Offices, Cimrine Cross ; Old Cavendish street and the Borough High street, until 8 o'clock at Night, on Tuesday and Friday, and till 10 at St. Martin’s-le-Grand and Lombard Street : at St. Martin's le Grand only they will be received after 10, and up to 11 P.M., on payment of a fee of one penny ; and after 11 until half-past II P.M., on payment o f a fee o f sixpence. W/icn made up. TVAen Due. France ...... Daily...... Daily. Belgium ...... Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday. Sunday, Monday, Thursday & Friday. H olland...... Tuesday and Friday ...... Monday and Thursday. $ Tuesday and Saturday, but usually Hamburgh, Sweden and Denmark Tuesday and Friday...... I arrive on previous day. Dublin...... Twice a D ay...... Twice a Day. Waterford ...... D aily...... Daily. Donaghadcc...... Daily...... Daily. Guernsey and Jersey...... Tues’day and Friday...... Monday and Thursday. Lisbon, Madeira, Vigo, Cadiz, Oporto and Gibraltar. .Every Saturday. Malta, Greece, and Ionian Islands, Every second Saturday, viz., In 1840, on Feb. 15, 20; March 14, 28 ; April 11,25 ; May 9,23 ; June 6,20; July 4,18 ; Aug. 1,15,29; Sep. 12,26 ; Oct. 10, 24 ; Nov. 7,21 ; Dec. 5, 19. Egypt and India Every fourth Saturday, viz., inl840, Feb. 15; M archl4; April 11 ; May 0 ; June 6 ; July 4 ; Aug. 1,29 ; Sept. 26 ; Oct. 24 ; Nov.21 ; Dec. 19. Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Madeira, and Cunary Islands ..1st Tuesday in each Month. America ...... 1st Wednesday ditto. Jamaica, Leeward Islands,Carthagena, Hayti, Porto Rico, La Guayra, and C u b a ...... 1st and 15th o f every Month. Mexico, and Havannah...... 15th of every Month.

The Mails despatched every Saturday for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz and Gibraltar; every second Saturday for Malta, Greece and the Ionian Islands ; every fourth Saturday for Egypt and the East Indies, are forwarded by Steam Vessels from Falmouth to Gibraltar. „ „ , „ , , . . . . The Mails for Malta, Greece and the Ionian Islands, are conveyed from Gibraltar to Malta every fortnight, Dy Her Majesty's Steam Packets employed in the Mediterranean. . . , , . . . , . The Mails for Greece nnd the Ionian Islands are conveyed from Malta every fortnight, by steam l ackets, wiucn sian after the arrival of the Mails from England. . л .. . . . The Mails for Egypt and India are forwarded from Malta once a month by Steam I ackets, after the arri bland of the Mails from England o f every fourth Saturday. . ___ . 0 r The RETURN OF THE PACKETS is calculated thus: To and from Jamaica, 12 weeks—America, 9—Leeward Islands, 12—Brazils, 20—Mexico, 18.----- Gibraltar, 20 days. , , From August to January inclusive, the Packet touches at PERNAMBUCO and BAHIA, on her о at tcard passage to R io Ja n e ir o , and the other Six months on her homeward. 8 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840.

RATSS OF POSTACI TT P O IC FOREIGN LETTERS

л о т e x c e e d in g HALF an o u n c e ; beyond that weight the charge, so far as the British rates are coneerntd, increases in the same proportion as the charge for Inland Letters increases. It is, however, to be remembered that the French mode o f charging is a single rate fo r each- q u a r t e r of an ounce; therefore all letters, either fo r places within France, or that in their transit to their respective destinations must pass through France, to go for the single rate* set down must be u n d er a q u a r t e r o f an ounce. The following Tables show the postage on French letters, or letter* sent by the way of France, PAID TO TIIEIR FINAL DESTINATION.

n urrisii RATES. s. d. Under J an ounce single ...... 0 10 . . I ounce double...... 1 8 . . 2 ounces quadruple . . . 3 4 . . 3 ounces sextuple ...... 0 0

FRENCH RATES. Under J o f an ounce...... Single I o f an ounce, and under J an ounce ...... Double i an ounce and under -J ...... Treble % and under 1 ounce...... » ...... F o u r Rat«« i ounce ...... Five Rates And so on.

The Rates to France, Switzerland and Germany do not apply when it is intended to pay the entire postage to the place o f destination. In such cases the charge is the uniform British Rate of lOd. in addition to the postage from Calais. For the list of Frendi Post Towns, and the charge from Calais to each, see page 10. For Towns in Germany to which the postage m aybe paid in full, see page 15. For Post Towns in Sardinia, see page 18 ; in Switzerland, see pagein. To all the following places, except France, Gibraltar and Malta, the postage must be paid in advance.

From or to From or to THAMES PACKETS. Loudon. FALMOUTH FACKETS. I.ondom .?. d. s. d. Holland...... 1 4 •Lisbon...... 1 Ö О сттапу, Denmark, Sweden and R ussia...... I 8 •Madeira...... 1 10 t Heligoland...... 1 0 »S p a in ...... 2 2 BŐVEK PACKETS. •Greece and‘ E g y p t...... 2 0 B elgiu m ...... 1 4 •Brazil...... 2 У t France...... 0 10 •Buenos Ayres, ‘ Chili, and ‘ Peru...... 2 7 »Switzerland viti France ...... 1 2• lla y ti...... 1 S> »Germany via France...... 1 4 •La Guayra, ‘ Mexico, ‘ Cuba and *CartUagena.. . . 2 3 tSpain, »Portugal, »Italy, tTurkey, via France___ 1 7 ♦Honduras...... 1 0 »Turkey, »Greece, »Italy, and »Mediterranean, i »Gibraltar, »Malta, tloniun Isles, and «India, ifi . „ via Marseilles, if addressed “ By French > 2 81 addressed viti Falmouth...... } Packet” ...... ) »India, rid Marseilles, if addressed “ By French Í „ a, From Falmouth to the places marked • the postage İ» Packet” ...... "...... S * two pence less than the above rates, which apply to all other tlndia, by Monthly closed Mail,rid Marseilles.... 2 8 parts of the United Kingdom. »Malta, »Ionian Isies, and »Alexandria, by ) . A Monthly closed Mail, viti Marseilles...... J 0

To the placée marked t the rate is u n ip o r m , from whatever part of the United Kingdom letters may be despatched. To Holland the postage to or from anyplace in the United Kingdom beyond the limits of the “ London District Foil” is Is. fid. To Germany, Deiunark, Sweden, and Russia, Is. lUd. The rate to Belgium to and from any part o f the United Kingdom, except London or Dover is Is. Cd. There ar* some few exceptions to this charge in favor of piacesse near the Metropolis that the postage did not, previously to the adop­ tion throughout the Kingdom o f the Uniform Penny Postage, amount to so much. In those instances the rate will be as form erly. The same exception is made in favor of letters passing to or through France. Where the postage was less than the present Uniform rate? the lower rates will be received. In ull other cases the higher Uniform rate will be taken. When Letters, Use., (ordinarily despatched by Falmouth Packet) are specially addressed “ vük France'’ they are (ia whatever part of the United Kingdom they mav have been posted) forwarded by Dover and Calais. 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS 9

ЯЛТЕ ОГ POSTAGE FROM LONDON TO il. d. d. d. A lo, Russia ...... ‘20 Corunna, (by Falmouth Leerwarden, Holland .10 Prague, Germany...... 20 Aix, Italy...... 19 Packet)...... 20 Leghorn, Italy (W«France)19 ! Presburg,Germany...... 20 Abc la Chapelle, Germany 20 Courland, Russia ...... 20 (W« Marseilles) 32) ; Prussia ...... ,20 Alexandria, Egypt (rid Courtray, Belgium...... 1 0 Leipsic, Germany...... 2 0 Ratisbon, Germany...... jŽO Falmouth)... .'...... 29 Cronstadt, Russia...... 20 Leyden, Holland...... 10 Revel, Russia...... 20 -(età Marseilles)20, C uba...... ,27 Liège, Belgium...... 10.. Riga, Russia ...... 20 Algiers, Africa ...... 19 Cuxhaven, Germany .,,,2 0 Lima, Peru ...... 31 Rio de Janeiro, Brazils ..3 3 Alicant, Spain, (citi France)19 Dantzic, Prussia ...... 20 Lisbon, Portugal, (rtf? Fal- Rome, Ita ly ...... 19 ------(by Falmouth Packet) 26 Delft, H olland...... 10 mouth)...... 21 Rostock,‘ Germany .20 Altona, Gennany...... 20 Denmark,...... 2Ò ------(viii France)...... 19 Rotterdam, Holland...... 1G Amsterdam, Holland . . . .10 Dordt, Holland...... 16 Louvain, Belgium...... 10 Russia...... 2 0 Ancona, Italy ...... 19 Dram, Norway ...... 20 Lübeck, Germany...... 20 St. Domingo, lla y ti...... 17 Antwerp, or Anvers...... 10 Dresden, Germany ...... 20 Madeira ...... '...... 22 St. Michael's, Azores ....2 2 Archangel, Russia...... *20 Dronthiem, Norway...... 20 Madrid, Spain (fitt France) 19 St. Petersburg, Russia .. ..20 Augsburg, Germany...... 20 Dusseldorf,, Germany , . .____ . .20 , -(by Falmouth Packet)20 St. Sebastian, Spain (riá Austria...... 20 Egypt(ew5F!'anee)uuderJoz20i Magdeburg, Prussia...... 20 Falm outh)...... 26 Azores (Islands')...... 22 (W« Falmouth) ,..,2 9 ! Majorca ...... 19 (via France) 19 Badaios,Spain (rwFrance)19 Elbing, Prussia ...... 20 ‘ Malaga, Spain (riti France)19 Salonica, Turkey...... 19 w...... „."I, Oil / S ’ lJ.'.l. ! . . .in ------(by Falmouth Packetpd Etsinenr, Denmark ...... 20 ( , by _ Falmouth 11 Packet)20 (via Marseilles) 32) Baden, Germany...... 20 Embdcn, Germany ...... 20 ; Malines, Belgium’ ..... 10 Saltzburgh, Germany . . . ..2Õ Bahia, Brazil...... 33 Erfurt, Germany ...... 20 Mahno, * "Sweden...... 20 Santa Cruz, Canary Islands22 Bamberg, Germany...... 20 Finland, Russia...... 20 Malta, under j ounce . . . .20 Santa Maura, Ionian Isles 12 Barcelona, Spaiti (rt« Flanders ...... 16 ------(vití Falmouth). . . .12 i —(etti Frunee) under )oz. 20 France)...... 19 Florence, Italy ...... 19 Mannheim Germany . . . .20 I Sautiago, C h ili...... 31 ------(by I'almoutli Pucket)26 Flushing, Holland...... 16 Mantua, I t a ly ...... 1 0 Sardinia...... 19 Bavaria ...... 20 Frankfort, Germany...... 20 Maracaibo,Columbia . . . .27 ; Savoy, Ita ly ...... 19 Belgium ...... 10 Franconia, Germany . . . .20 Maranham, Brazil ...... 3 3 Saxony...... ,.2 0 Bergamo, Italy...... 19 Frederickstadt,- . Norway . -20 Mayence,or Mentz, Genu. 20 Seville, Spain ( viti Francc)19 Bergen, Norway------, ...... ~20 Freyhurg, Germany...... 20 Mecklenburg, Prussia . . . .20 ------(rici Falmouth) . . . .26 Berlin, Prussia...... 20 Friesland, E. Germany___ 20 Memel, Prussia...... 20 Sicily ...... 19 Bilboa,afl1" Spain (rid r France)------" 10 " Friesland, W. holland. . . .10 Messina, S icily ...... 19 Silesia, G erm any...... 20 —— (by Falmouth Packet)26 Furth, Germany .20 M exico...... 27 Sleswick,Denmark ...... 20 Bogota, Columbia...... 27 ~Ge lte, Sweden ~ ' ‘ ...... 20 Middleburg, Holland ....1 0 Smyrna, Turkey...... 19 Bohemia ...... 20Genoa, Italy ...... 19 Alitan, , Ita ly...... 19 (via Marseilles) . .324 Bols-le-duc, Holland . . . .16 Gera, Germany...... 20 Minden, Prussia 20 Spa, Belgium...... 16 Bologna, Italy ...... 19 G ermany ,ЬуП i ames Packe t20 Minorca ...... 19 Spain (Wit France) ...... 19 Bonne, Germany...... 20 ------if specially directed ! Mittau, R ussia...... 20 — (specially addressed rid Brazil ...... 33 viii France . . .’...... 10 Modena, Italy ...... 19 Cadiz, or per packet) . .26 Brabant, Belgium...... 10 ! Ghent, or Gand Hi -Monte Video,'Buenos Ayres3l ] Stettin, Prussia...... 20 Breda, Holland...... 1 0 : .Gibraltar ' (W« Fahuuuth)]2 M oravia...... 20 Stockholm, Sweden ...... 29 Bremen,Germany...... 20 : -• 4.(viii „ , .Franci1) , 19 Moscow, Russia...... 20 Stralsund, Germany...... 20 Breslau,Germany...... 20 Gotteiiburg,Sweden. . .20 Munich,Germany.. . ,.20 Swabia, Germany...... 20 Brill,Holland...... 10 Gottingen, Germany ..2 0 Munster, Germany.. ...20 Sweden ...... 20 Brody, Germany ...... 20 ~Gratz, Germany . .20 Namur, Belgium ...JO Switzerland ...... 1 4 Bruges, Belgium ...... 10 Greece, (viri Falmouth . .29 Naples, Italy ...... 1 9 Tampico, M exico...... 27 Brunswick, Germany . . . .20 ------(rid Marseilles) .32) Narva, Russia ...... 20 Tangier», A fr ic a ...... 1 9 Brussels, or Bruxelles . . . .10 Groningen, Holland 16 Netherlands ...16 Teucritìì-, Canary Islands. .22 Buenos Ayres...... 31 Guayaquil, Columbia .27 . Nice, Italy ...1 9 Terceira, A zores...... 22 Cadiz, Spain (rid France) 19 Haarlem, Holland .. .16 Norway .. ...20 Tournay, Belgium...... 16 ------(bv Falmouth Packet>20 Hague, Holland...... 16 Nuremberg, Germany . . . .20 ;Trent, G erm any...... 20 Cairo,Égy pt(rin Falmouth >29 Halle, Germany . . . . .20 Ollessa, Russia . . . . . ' ...... 20 Trieste, Ita ly ...... 19 ’ -(fid Marseillcs)20 Hamburg, Germany.. .20: Oldenburg, Germany ___ 20 Turin,Italy...... 19 Cagliari, Sardinia...... 19 Hanover, Germany . . . .20 Oporto, Portugal (by Fal­ Turkey...’...... ,19 Calmar, Sweden ...... 20 Havannai) ...... 27 mouth P ack et)...... 21 —;-----(viii Marseilles) . .30) Canary* Islands...... 22 Ilavti,St.Domingo ... ..17 ------(rid France) . . . . 19 Tuscany, Italy ...... 1 0 Carlsc’rona, Sweden...... 20 Heidelburg, Germany . ..20 Oratava, Canary Islands..22 Utrecht, H olland...... 16 Carlsham, Sweden...... 20 Heligoland ...... 12 Osnabtire, Germany.. . . . ,20 Valparaiso, C h ili...... 3l Carlsnihc, Germany...... 20 Helvoetsluys, Holland. ..16 Ostend, Belgium ...... 16 Varci, Germany...... 20 Carthagena, Columbia, .. .27 Hesse Cassel, Germany ..20 Otranto, Ita ly ...... lÖj Venice, Ita ly ...... İ9 Carthagena, Spain, (WO Hoff, Germany...... 20 Paderborn, Germany ___ 20 Vera Cruz, Mexico ...... 27 France) ...... 19 | Holland . ..16 Padua,Italy...... 19 Verona, Italy...... 1 9 ------(bv Falmouth Pucket)20 IHonduras, ..1 2 Palermo, Italy ...... 19 j Vicenza, Italy ...... 19 Cassell, Germany...... 20 Hungary ..20 Panama, Columbia...... 27 Vienna, l "~ Austria...... 2 0 Chamberv, Italy ...... 19 India (rid Falmouth) . 12 Pura, Brazil ...... 33 Vigo, Spain (Wii France). .19 Chili...... 31 -(by Monthly clo ed Parma, Italy ...... 19 ------—. (ft« Falmouth). .06 Christiana, Norway...... 20 Mail, hid Marseilles) ..32 Passim, Germany ...... 2 0 Villa Real, Spain ...... 19 Civita Vecchia, Duly . . . .19 ------(viii Marseilles, if Patras, under lo z ...... 20) Warsaw, Poland ...... 20 ------(rid Marseilles).'}-^ addressed “ bv French ------if add fessed , Weimar, Germany ...... 20 Cle ves, G erm any...... 20 Packet")...... ’ ...... 44) Bvy French -Packet". - .32) j Westphalia, Germany . . . .20 Coburg, Germany...... 20 Inspruek, Germany...... 20 -(rid Falmouth) . . . .29 Wíburg, Russia ...... 20 Cologne, Germany ...... 2 0 tonlun Islands, (rid Mar­ Perna..mbuco,.1_I- Brazil...... 6033 Wirtemburg, П Germanyа п п п п « ..20OA Columbia ...... 27 seilles,) under ) oz...... 20 Petu...... 31 Wisbv, Sweden ...... 20 Como, Italy ...... 1 9 ------(viå Falmouth)... .12 Piedmont, Italy...... 19 Wisniar, Germany ...... 20 Constance, Germ any...... 20 Ita ly ...... 19 Pillán, Prussia’ ...... 20 Wurzburg, Germany ,...2 0 Constantinople, Turkey ..19 Jaemcl, St. Domingo ....1 7 Pisa, Itn ly ...... 19 Vpres, Belgium-----...... 1 0 ------(vht Marseilles) 32) Jutland, Denmark...... 20 Poland.. I , ...... 20 Zante, loman islands (vid Copenhagen, Denmark ..20 Koningsberg. Prussia ..,.2 0 Port an Prinee, llayti . . . . 17 Falmouth) ...... 12 Corftj, (ri« Falmouth)... .12 La Guay ra, Columbia . . . .27 Port Mahon, Minorca . . . .19 ------(»iá France) under ------— (viii Marseilles)... .20 La Hague, Holland ,.,.,.1 6 Portugal (rid Falmouth). .21 J ó ž ...... 2 0 Corunna,Spain,(Wdl:rance)19 Leer, Germany ...... 20 (Wrf France) ...... 1 9 I Zittau,Germany ...... Й) Letters cannot be forwarded t > any of the above places, except Gibraltarit Malta, v ia Falm ou th , iii>Ics9 the Postage be Hrst paid. For French Poet Towns see next page 16. Germany, page Ji>. Sardinia, page İÖ. Switzerland, page 19. 10 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS [1840,

LETTERS TO AND FROM FRANCE. The Public arc not required to pay the Postage upon Letters f o r France at the time o f putting them into the Post they have the cimice o f sending their Letters Unpaid; or of paying the whole Postage, both British and French, to the Placc of Destination ; or of paying the British Postage only to Calais, viz. KW. each Letter under the weight of half an ouucc ; 1«, 8

FRENCH POST TOWNS, WITH T1IB ‘ PBKSCII POSTACI". OP A SINGLE LETTEK, €. VN DEH J OZ. WEIGHT. The Postage from London to Calais being 10d., that sum must be added to the amount opposite to the name o f the Town in this list, when it is desired to pay the whole o f the Postage, both English ana French,i ofo f a Letter...... to its destination. d. d. d. d. Abbeville 7 Aubigny ...... 11 Beausset (le) ...... 10 Bourgoin...... 14 A g d e ...... 15' Aubin ...... 14 Beauv' ais ...... “0 Bourgtheroude ...... 9 Agen ...... 1 5 Aubusson...... 13 Beauvoir-sur-Mer...... 13 Bourgueil...... 12 Ahun ...... 13 A uch...... 15 Berberei ...... 12 Boitmront...... 12 Aignay ...... 12 Aulnay (C liar.-In f.)...... 13 Bédarrieux ...... 15 Boussac ...... 13 Aigre ...... 13 Auinay-sur Odori ...... 10 Belfort .13 Bouxwiller ...... 12 Aigueperse ...... 13 Aumale...... 8 ВеЧас ...... 13 Bouzonviile ...... 11 Aiguesmortes ...... 15 Atips...... 15 Belle-Isle-en-M er...... 13 Boyne ...... 11 Aiguillon ...... 1 4 Auray ...... 13 Bellc-Isle-en-Torro ...... 12 Brãcicux ...... 11 Aigurande ...... 13 Aurittae ...... 14 Bellesme ...... 11 Brame ...... 9 Airaines ...... 7 Auterive ...... 1 Belleville-Seinc...... 10 Brantôme...... 14 Aire-sur-l’Adouf...... 15 Autun ...... 121Bellevîlle-sur-Saône ...... 1 3 Brassac...... 15 Aire-sur-la-Lys...... C Auxerre ...... 11 Bellev ...... 14 Bray-sur-Seine ...... 1 4 Airvault ...... »...... 12 Auxonne ...... 12 Belvcz ...... 14 Hréhal ...... 11 A b e ...... 1 5 A uxv...... 7 Benfeld...... 13 Bressuire...... 12 A ja ccio...... 17 Auzàncc ...... 13 Bercy ...... 10 Brest...... 13 Alais ...... 15 A vallon...... 12 Bergerac ...... 14 Breteuil (Eure) ...... 10 Albert ...... 8 Ave9nos...... 0 Bergues ...... 5 Breteuil (Oise) ...... 8 Alby ...... 15 Avignon ...... 15 Berhay...... 10 Brezolles...... 10 Alençon...... 11 Avize...... 10 Herry-an-Bac 10 Brainçon...... 1 5 A U anchc...... 14 Avranches ...... 11 Besançon...... 13 Hriare ...... II Altkìrch ...... ,,1 3 A vrillé...... 13 Besse...... 14 Hrie-Comtc-Hobert . . . .10 Alzonne...... 15 A x ...... 16 Béthune ...... 6 Brienne...... II Ambérieu...... 14 Azay-le-Rideau...... 12 B e t z ...... 9 Briev...... 11 A m b c r t ...... 14 Azille ...... 15 Beziers...... 15 Brigîrolles...... 15 Amboise ...... 1 1 Bacarat ...... 12 B icètre...... 10 Brinon ...... I l Amiens ...... 8 Bagnères-de-Lueh...... 16 Billom ...... 13 Brionne...... 9 Ancenis...... 1 2 Bagnères en Bîgorre...... 15 Biscbwilicr...... 12 Brioude...... 14 Ancy-le- Frane ...... Il Bagnols ...... 15 Bitclre .12 Brissac...... 12 Andelot...... 11 Baigneux-les Juifs...... 12 Blamont ...... 12 Hrives ...... 14 Andelys (Ics) ...... 9 Bailleul...... 6 Blanc (le)...... 12 Broglie...... IO Anduze...... 15 Bain ...... 12 Bİangy...... 8 B roons...... 12 A n e t ...... 10 Bains...... 12 HIanzâc...... 14 B rou ...... 11 A n gers...... 12 Balleroy ...... 10 Biave...... ,.,,.1 4 Brumath ...... ,,.1 2 Angervillc ...... 10 Bapaume...... 8 Bléré...... 12 Bruyères...... 12 Angle...... 12 Barbczieux ...... 14 Bletterans ...... 13 B u eli y ...... 8 Angoulérac ...... 14 Barcelonette ...... 15 B lois...... 11 lìngue (le) ...... 14 Annonay ...... 14 Barentin ...... 9 B oën...... 1 4 Buis (le) ...... 15 A n se ...... 13 Barfleur ...... 10 Bohain...... 8 B u x y ...... 13 Antibes...... 16 Baijac ...... 15 Boiscommun ...... I l Buzançais ...... 12 A ntony...... 10 Barjols...... 15 Boissy-Samt-Leger ...... 1 0 Buzancy ...... 10 Antrain...... 11 Bar-le-Due ...... 11 Bolbe’c ...... 9 Cadenet ...... 15 Apt ...... 15 Bar-sur-A ube...... 1 1 Bondv ...... 10 Cadillac ...... 14 Arbois ...... 13 Bar-sur-Seine...... 11 Boniiacio ...... 17 C aen...... 1 0 Arc-en-Barois...... 12 Barr...... 12 Bonnetahle...... 11 Cahors ...... 14 Arcis-sar-Aube ...... 11 Barrèges ...... 16 Bonneval...... ,1 1 Calais ...... 3 Arcy-sur-Cure ...... 11 Basqnevillc...... 8 Bonnières 9 Calvi...... 17 Ardcs ...... 14 Bassée (la) ...... 7 Bonny ...... 1 1 Calvisson...... 15 Ardres ...... 4 Bassou...... 11 Bordeaux...... 14 Cambrai ...... 8 Argelès...... 15 Bastia ...... 17 Bort ...... 1 4 Candè ...... 1 2 A rgcntac...... 14 Bastide-Ronaironze (la) .. 15 Bonchain...... 8 Cannes...... 16 Argentan ...... 10 Batignollcä-Monceaux ....1 0 Boulay...... 11 Canourgue(la)...... 14 Argcnteuil...... 10 Baugé ...... 12 Boulogne-sur-Mer.,...... 5 Сапу...... 8 Argcnton-Chàteau...... 12 Baume-lcs-Dames...... 13 Bouloignc...... 15 Capelle ( la )...... 9 Argenton-sur-Creuse...... 12 Bavay...... 8 Bourhon-Lancy ...... 13 Caraman...... 15 Arles ÍBas-du-Rhone) . . . .15 Baveux...... 10 Bourbon l'Archambault . .12 " Carcassonne ...... 15 ------(Pyr.-Orient)...... 16 Bayonne ...... 15 Bourbonne ...... 12 Carentan...... 10 Armcntièrcs.... : ...... 6 Bazas ...... 14 Bouîbon-Vendée...... 13 j Carhaix ...... 12 Am ac ...... 1 3 | Baziègc...... 15 Bourbonrg ...... 4 Carignan...... 1 0 A m ay-le-D uc...... 12 Beauraire...... 15 Bourgachard ...... 9|Carouges ...... 1 1 Arpajon ...... 10j Beaufort ...... 1 2 Bourgancauf ...... 13 Carpentras ...... 1 5 A rras...... Il Beaugency ...... 11 Bourgd’Oysans (le) ...... 14 Carvin . 7 A rrcau ...... ,16. Beaujeu...... 13 Bourg (Ain)...... 13 Cassel ...... 5 Artenay ...... 11 Bcaumont-de-Lomagnc ..1? Bourges ...... 12!Castelfranc ...... 1 4 Astafort ...... 15 Beaumout-le-Rogcr...... 10 Bourget ( l e ) . , ...... 10 |Castel-Jaloux ...... 1 5 Attigny...... 10 Beaumont-lc-Vicomlc ..,.11 Bourg-Ia-Reine ...... 10 Castellane ...... 15 Auhagne ...... ,..,..,.15 Beawnont-sur-Oise ...... 10 Bourg-sur-Gironde ...... 14 Castelnaudary...... 15 Aubcnas ...... ,14 Bcaune...... 12 Bourg-St.-Andéol (le ) ____15 Castelnau-de-Magnoac. .15 Aubenton ...... Ö Beattpréau ...... 12 Bourgneuf (te)...... 13 Castelnau - de - Mont-Ra- Aubcrive ...... , , . , 1 2 Ueaurepaire...... 14 Uourgneuf-cn-Retz ...... 13 üer . .1^ 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS 11

d. d. d. d. Castel-Sarrasin . ., lôjChauvigny...... 12 Dam ey...... 12 Forte-Alepa (la )...... 10 Castillon ...... 14 Chavignoň ...... 9 Dax...... 15 Ferté-Bernard (la)...... 11 Castillonès ...... 13jChazeTles...... 14 Decite...... 12 Ferté-Gaucher(la) ....10 Castres (Goronde) .14 Chef-Boutonne ...... 13 Delivraude (la )...... 10 Fertè-Macé (la )...... 11 Castres (Tanı). . . . • 15 Cheinillé ...... 12 Delle...... 13 Ferté-Milon (lu)...... 9 Cateau(le) ...... 8 Chéneraillea...... 13 D enral...... 12 Ferté-sons-Jouurre(la). .10 Catelet (le) ...... 8 Cherbourg...... 10 Die...... 14 Ferté-St.-Aubin (la) ....1 1 Caudebec ...... 9 C héroy...... 11 Dieppe...... 8 Feurs...... 1 4 Caussade...... 15 Cimane (le) ...... 10 Dicu-le-fit...... 15 Figeac ...... 14 Cauterets...... 1(5 Chevreuse...... 10 Dieuze...... 12 Fismes ...... IO Cavaillon .15 Cliinon...... 12 D igne...... 15 Flavlgny ...... 12 Caylus ...... 14 Choisy-le-Roi...... 10 D ig oin ...... 13 Flèche (la) ...... 11 C ordon...... 14 Cholet...... 1-2 Dijon...... 12 P ie r s ...... 11 C éret...... 10 Chouzé ...... Dinarı 12 ...... 11 Fleurunce...... 15 C e n ily ...... 12 Ciotut (la)...... ,13 D iv e s ...... 1 0 Flixecourt ...... 7 Cerisiers ...... 11 Civray...... 13 Dol...... 11 Flize...... 10 Cernay ...... 13 Clairâc...... 14 Déle ...... 13 Florae ...... 14 Cette Doınfron ...... 11 Flotte (la)...... 1 3 Cbalıanais 13;Clairvaux (Jura)...... 1 3 Dompierre ...... 13 Foix ...... 15 Chablis , 11 Clamée v ...... 12 Donjon (le)...... 13 Fontainebleau...... 10 Cbagny...... 12'Claye...... 10 Domiemarie...... 10 Fontenay (Loiret) J...... 1 1 Chailard (le) ...... 14;Claytte (la l...... 13 Donzenac ...... 14 Fontenay Ie-Comte ....1 3 Chalabre ...... l5;Clermont-de-Lodève...... 1 5 Donzere...... 15 Fontevrault...... 12 Chalais...... 14 Clermont (M euse)...... 11 Donzy...... 12 Forbacli...... 12 Chilians...... 13 Clermont (O ise)...... 9 Dorat (le)...... ,13; Forealquier...... 15 Châlons-sur-Marne 10. Clermout-Ferrand ...... 13 Dorm ans...... 1 0 ,Forges ...... 8 Châlons-siir-Saône.. 13 Clisson...... 12 Douamenez...... 13 Fonnene ...... 8 Chalus...... 13 Cloye , ...... 11 Douai...... 7 Fougères ...... 11 Chambly...... 9 Cluny...... 13 Doudcville...... 8 Foulletourte...... U Chambon ...... 13 Cognac...... 14 Doué...... 12 Franconvillc...... 10 Cbam pagnole...... 13 Collioure ...... 1 6 Doulens...... 7 Fréjus ...... 16 Champinte...... 12 Collonge...... 14 Doulevant...... 11 ! Frcnay-le-Vicomte...... 11 Champrond ...... lO.Cohnar (Haut-Rhin). . . ..13 Dourdan ...... 10 Prevent...... 7 Chanteloube...... 13,Colmars (B. Alpes)...... 15 D ozulé...... 10 Fromenteau...... 10 Chantilly...... 9 Coluinbcy...... 13 Draguignan...... 15 Fronton...... 15 Chantonnay...... 13 Combeaufontaine...... 12 Dreux...... 10 Fruges...... 6 Chaouree ...... 11 Combourg...... 11 Duerne ...... 14 Fum ay...... 10 Chapareillan...... 14 Commère v ...... 11 Dunkerque ...... 5 Funiei ...... 14 Charenton...... 10 Compiègne 9 Dun-lc-İtoi...... 12;Oacé 10 Charite (la )...... 12 Concarneau...... 13 Dun-sur-Meuse ...... 10 Guillac ...... 15 Charleville...... 10 Conches...... 10 Durtal ...... 11 Gaillon.,...... 0 Charlieu...... lOCondé-sur-l’Escaut...... 8 Eauzc ...... 15 Gallurdon...... 1 0 Charly...... 10 Condé-sur-Nolreau ...... 10 Ecomoy ...... 11 Gandelu ...... , .,..1 0 Charmes...... 12| Condom,...... 15 Ecouen ...... 9 Ganges ...... 15 Chamv ...... 11 Condrieu...... 14 Eeouis ...... SLGarnat...... 13 Charolles...... 13; Confolens...... 13 Ecure ...... 1 1 Gap ıs Châtres...... 10 Conncré ...... 11 Egletons ...... H jG avray. 11 Clmtre-sur-le-Loir (la) . . . . llC o r b e ll...... 10 Egreville...... I l lOençay. 13 Châtaigneraie (la)...... 13 Corbie...... 8 E lbeu f...... 9 9 GenlisGenlis" ...... 12 Cbàteaubriaht...... 12 Corbignv ...... 12 Embrun ...... 15 Oénolhac ...... 13 Château-Chinon...... 12 Cordes...... 15 Ensisheim...... 13 Gcvrey ...... 12 Chàteau-du-Loir...... 11 Cormery ...... 12 Entrevaux ...... 15 Gex ...... 13 Châteaudun...... IL Corps..*...... 14 Envermeu...... 8 Gien ...... 11 Chåteau-Goutier...... 11 Corte ...... 1 Epcmay ...... 1 0 G ignac...... 15 Château- Landon...... 11 Cosne...... 12 Epemon ...... 10 Gimont...... 15 Château-la-Vallière...... 11 Cùte-St.-André (lu) ...... 14 Epinal ...... 12jGisors ...... 9 Chàteaulin ...... 13: Couches...... 12 Ernée ...... 11 Givet...... 10 Châteauıneillant...... 12 C oucy...... 9 E rvy...... lljGivors ...... 1 4 Châtcauııeuf (Isle et Villel 11 Coubé ...... 13 Espalion ...... 14iGoderville ...... 9 Clmteauneuf(Eurc-et-Loir) 10 C ouilly...... 10 Estaires...... O-Goncelin ...... 1 4 Chüteauneuf-sur-C harante 14 Coulanges-sur-Yorme. .. . .11 Estissac...... Il Gondrccourt ...... Il Chàteauneuf-sur-Cber .... 12 Coulom miers...... 10 Estrées-Déniécourt ...... 8 Oonesse...... ,10 Châteauneuf-sur-Loirc,... IL Courtenay .. .11 Etain...... 11 (iourdon ...... 14 Châtcauneuf-sur-Sarthe... I2:CourvUIe...... 10 Etampcs ...... 1 0 Goumay ...... 9 C h å tea u - Regn a u 11 11 Coutances ...... 1 1 Etrechy ...... 10, fîouzon .13 Château-Renard . 11 'C ou tcm e...... 11 Etrepağny ...... OÍGramatil ...... 14 Chàteauroux. . 12 Coutras...... 14 E u ...... ’ ...... 7'Graney...... 12 Château-Salins 12, C o z e ...... 14 Evreux...... lo!Grand-Pré ...... 1 0 Château-Thierry 10 Craon...... 12 Evron...... 11 Grandiilliers ...... 8 Château-Vilain lLC raponnc...... 14 Kxideuil ...... 14. Granges (les) ...... I I Chàtelaudren . 12 Créer...... 10 E ym et...... 14 Granville...... I l Châtelet (le) . . lO iC reil...... S Eymouticrs...... 13'Grasse (lu) ...... 15 Chàtellerault.. 12 Creisstnsac...... 1 4 Falaise...... lü.Grasse...... 15 Chàtillon-de-Michaillc.... 14, Crémicu...... 1 4 Faon ( le ) ...... 13;Grave (la )...... 14 Châtillon-on-Bazois,...... 12 Crépv ...... 9 Fuouet (le) ...... 1 3 Gravelines ...... 4 Châtillon-lcs-Doiubres . ,.. 13 Crest...... 1 4 Faremontîer” - ...... 10 ‘ -G r a y ...... 12 Chàtillon-sur-Indre...... 12jCrèvccœur...... 8 Faulquemont ...... 12 Grenade-stir-Garoime .,15 ChâtïlIon-sur-Loing...... 11 Croisic ( l e ) ...... 1 3 Fauville ...... 9 Grenade-sur-l’Adour.. . .15 Châtillon-sur-Seine...... 11, Croissanville...... 10 Favi-B illot...... 12 Grenoble...... 14 Châtillon-sur-Sèvre...... 12. Cuers...... 10 Fécamp,...... 9 Greoux...... 15 Charte (la ) ...... 12 Cusset...... 13 Felletin...... 13 Grizolles ...... l i Chaudesaigues...... Dammartin...... 9 Fère (la) ...... 9;Guérande...... 13 Chaumont (II.-Mur.)...... Damı ille ...... Ю Père-Champenoise...... 10 Guerche (la) . 12 Chaumont (Oise)...... Damvillers ...... 1] Fère-en-Tardcnois...... 10, Guéret ....1 3 Chauny ...... Danielul...... 9 Fernay...... 14; Guigne (ÿeine-et-Meuse)lO 12 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS, [1840,

d. d. d. Guinea (Pae-de-C.) . 4!Ligméres ...... 12 Massiac ...... 14 Montmorency ...... 1 0 GuWtgamp ...... 12 Ligııy ...... 11 Matita ...... 13 Montmorillon...... 13 Gulscard ...... í> L iiions...... 8 Maubeuge ...... 9 M ontoire...... 11 Guise...... 9 Lille ...... 7 Maubourguet...... 15 Montpellier ...... 15 ß y ...... 12 Lilleboime ...... 9 Mauléon ...... 15 Montpezat (A rdèch.)... .14 ïlaguenau...... 12 I-illers ...... 6 Maulle ...... 10 Montrejeau ...... 15 H a m ...... 8 Limoges ...... 13 Mauriac ...... 14 Montreuil-Bellay ...... ,12 Hangest ...... 8 Liinours ...... 10 Meurs ...... 14 Montreuil ’A rgilé...... 10 H arcourt...... 10 Limoux...... 10 .4 aiizé ...... Montreuil-sous-Bois 13 ... .10 HarÜeilr ...... 9 Linas...... 10 Mayenne ...... 10 Montreuii-sur-Mer Havre (íe)...... 9 Linde (la )...... 14 M azanı et ...... 15 Montricbard ...... 12 Hye-Dcecartes (la) .12 Lion-dAngers (le )...... 12 Meaux ...... 1 0 Montrouge ...... 1 0 Hazebrouck...... 0 Lions-la-Forêt ...... 9 Méliun-sur E v r e ...... 12 Montealvy ...... 14 H űdé...... 11 Lipostbey...... 15 Mòie (le) ...... 10 Morestel ...... 14 Hennebon...... 13 Lisieux ...... 10 M elle.,...... 13 Moret ...... 10 Henrichemont...... 12 Lisy ...... 1 0 Melun 10 Morez ...... 13 H erbault...... 11 Livarot...... 10 Mende ...... 14 M orla ix...... 12 Herbiers (les) ...... 13 Livry...... 10 Menueey ...... 10 Mormânt . . . i o t ; , - ...... 10 HérlcoUtt,...... 13 L oches...... 12 Mens ...... 14 Mortagne (Orne) ...... 10 Hérisson ...... ,12 Loeniiné ...... 12 Mer ...... 11 Mortagne(Vendée)...... 12 Heedín ...... 0 Lodève ...... 15 Méru ...... 9 Mortain ...... 11 HlrSon ...... 9 Lobéac ...... 12 Merville ...... 0 Morteau ...... 13 Honflcür ...... 9 Lonahès...... 1 5 Méry-sur-Scme...... 10 Morterol ...... 13 I louđan...... 10 Longny...... 10 Metz ...... 10 Mortrée ...... 10 Huningue...... 13 Longueville ...... 8 Meuilon...... 10 Motlie-St. Hérey (la),, 13 H yéres...... , 13 Longuyon...... 11 Meidän...... 0 Motte Achard (la ). . . . . ,13 Ilfiers ...... 10 Longwy ...... ,.,..,,.11 Meun-sur-Loire...... 11 Moulins en-Giibert .,..1 2 Ingrande ...... 12 Lonjumeau ...... 10 Meximieux ...... 14 Moulins-la-Marche ....1 0 .10 Lons-le-Saunier...... 13 Mcyrueis ...... 15 Mouiins-sur-Allier.. . . 13 Isle (f) (Vaucluse). .12 Lorient...... 13 Meyssac...... 14 Mouy...... 3 Isle-Bouchard (Г) . .12 Loriol ...... 13 M eze...... 15 Mouzon...... 10 Isle d’Oleron (l’) . . . .13; Lorme ...... 12 Mezières ...... 10 Moyenvic _ ...... 12 Isle-en-Dodon (Г) . .. .lôlLorris ...... 11 Mieliin ...... 15; Mucidén 14 Isle en-Jourdairi (l’) . .14 Loudéac ...... 1 2 Militau ...... VMulhausen 13 Isle-Rousse (l’) ...... 1 7 'Loudím...... 12 M iliy...... 10;Murat ...... 1 4 Isle-sur-Ie-Doubs (l’) .13 Louhans ...... 13 Mirambeau...... 14 Mur de Barres ...... 14 Issltigeaux ...... 14 Louppe(la)...... 10 Mirande ...... 15 Mure (la) ...... 14 Iasoire ...... 14 Lourdes ...... 15 Mirebeau (Vienne)...... 12 Muret ...... 15 Issoudun ...... 12 .bouviers ...... 9 Mirebeau(C. d’O r)...... 12 Mussy-l’Evèque...... 11 Is-sur-TIUe...... 12 Louvres...... 9 Mirecourt...... 12 Mitzillac ...... ,...1 2 Jargeau ...... 11 Luc (le)...... 10 M irepoix...... 15 Nancy ...... ,,,.,1 2 Jamac ...... 14 Luçon ...... 13 Muirans ...... 14 Nangis...... 10 Joigny ...... 11 Lucy-le-Bois ...... 12 Moissac ...... 15 Nant...... 15 Joinville ...... 11 Lude (le) ...... 11 Molsbeim...... 12 Nantua...... 14 Joncy ...... 13 Lunel...... 15 Moncontour...... 12 Narbonne...... 15 Jonzac ...... 14 Lunéville...... 12 Mondoubleau ...... 11 Nanterre ...... 10 Josselin...... 12 L u re...... 12 Monflanquin ...... 14 Nantes...... 12 Joyeuse...... 14 Lusignan...... 13 Mouistrol...... 14 Nanteull-le Baudouin.. 9 J u ss ey ...... 12 Luxèuil...... 12 Monpazier ...... 14 Navarrelns...... 15 Lucáimé ...... 15 Ltuarclies ...... 9 Monpont ...... 14 N a y ...... 15 Lagny ...... 10 Luzy...... 12 Monségur ...... 14 Neaupltle...... 10 Laiği с ...... 10 L yon ...... 14 Moutngnac ...... 15 Nemours ...... 11 Laignes...... 11 Macliccoul ...... 13 Montaigut (P.-de-Dûme). .13 Nérac ...... 15 Lam balle...... 12 Mâcon ...... 13 Montaigu (Vendée) ...... 13 Nesle ...... 8 Lambese ...... 13 Magistère (la)...... 15 Montargis ...... li Neulbourg ...... 9 Landerneau. »...... 15 М а р ту ...... 9 Montauban (Isle-et-Ville) 12 Neuf-Brisach...... 18 Landivisiau...... 13 Mainťenon...... 10 Montauban (T.-et-G.) ....1 5 Neufclmtcau ...... 12 Land гее y ...... 8 Maison-Bianche (la) (Scine)lO Moutbard ...... 12 Neufcht\tcl-en-Bray . . . . 8 Langannerie...... 10 Maison-Neuve (la)...... 12 Montbazon ...... 12 Neuilly-sur-Seine ! ...... İ0 Langeac ...... 14 Maleshcrbes...... 10 Montbéliard...... 13 Neuitly-?t.-Front...... 10 Langeais ...... 12 Mamers ...... 11 Montbrison...... 14 Ncuve-Lyre (la)...... 10 Langogne...... 14 Manoso ne ...... 15 Montcenis ...... 1 2 NeuvIlle-aux-Boix...... II Langon ...... 14 Mans ( l e ) ...... 11 Monteornet...... 9 Ncuvy-jc-Hoi...... 11 Långres ...... 12 Mansle ...... 13 Mont-Dauphin...... 15 Neuvv-sur-Lotre ...... 1 1 Lannion ...... 12 M anies...... 9 Mont-de-Marsan ...... 15 Nevers ...... 12 L aon ...... 9 .Marans...... 13 Montdidier ...... 8 'Niederbronn ...... 12 Larbrcsie...... 14 Marche (la), i ...... 12 Montehourg ...... 10 N kuis...... 15 Largen tiè re ...... 14 Marcltiennes ...... 8 Montecli ...... 15 Niort...... 13 Launoy...... 10 Marcine ...... ,.,.1 5 Montélimart ...... 14 N ismes...... 15 Lauterbourg ...... 13 Mareigny ...... 13 Montendre ...... 1 4 Noailles ...... 3 Lauzerte ...... 14 Marckolsheim...... 13 Montereau ...... 10 Noé ...... 15 Laval...... 11 Mnrennps...... 14 Montét ( le )...... 13 Nogaro...... İ5 Lavardac...... 15 Mareuil ...... 14 Montfort-l’Amaury...... 10 Nogent-lo-Hoi (E.-et-L.)lO Lavan r ...... 15 M a rit» ’S ...... 9 Montfort-sur-Men...... 12 Nogent-le-Rni (II.-M .). .12 Levelimet...... 15 Ma ringu es ...... 13 Montier-cn-I)er ...... 11 Nogent-le-Rotrou...... II Lectoure ...... -15 Marie ...... 9 Montignae ...... 14 Nogcnt-sur-Seine ...... 10 Lempde...... 14 Marmande ...... 14 Montignv-le-Roi ...... 12 Nogent-sur-Vemîsson ..I l Lemps (íe Grand) . . . .14 Marnav ...... 12 Montivilliers ...... 9 N'oirmoutier...... 13 L en s...... u t ...... 7 Marquise...... 4 Montlieu ...... 1 4 Nohty ...... 1 2 Lesneven ...... 13 Marseille...... 15 jMontlouis...... 10 Nonaneonrt...... 10 Les perre ...... 14 Martel ...... 1 4 Montluçon ...... 1 8 Nouant ...... 1 0 Levrnих i ...... 12 Martigues (les) ...... 15 M ontluel...... 14 Non tron ...... 14 Lezignan ...... 15 Martres...... 15 Montmarault ...... 13 Noyers...... 11 Lezonx ...... 13 Marvejois...... ,.,..,..,.1 4 Mtmtmédy ...... 10 Noyon 9 Libourne ...... 14 Mas-d’ Azil (le) ...... 15 Montmerle ...... 13 Nozav ...... 12 Lieurcy ...... 9 Musse va u x ...... 13 Montmirail , 10, N uaillé ...... 13 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. 13

d. d, d. d. NuiU ...... 12 P ougcs...... 12 Saillant., ...... 14fS.-Cluud(Charente). 13 Obemay ...... 12 Poulily (Nièvre)...... 12 Saintes ...... 14-S.-Claude(Jura),...... 13 Oloron ...... 15 Poùilly-en-Auxois C.-d’Ûr 12 Salbris ...... ll|S.-CIoud...... 10 Ollioules ...... 10 Pouzauges ...... 12 Salins ...... 13iSte,-Colombe-sur-Lhers 15 Orange ...... 15 Prudes...... 10 Salou...... 15|S.-Denis...... 10 Orbec ...... 10 Prauthoy...... 12 Samer ...... 5lS.-Dié-sur-Loire...... H Orchamps...... 13 Prémcry 12 Sancerrc ...... 12 S.-Diey 12 Orchies ...... 7 Preuilly ...... 1210 Saucoius 1012' 4S.-Diz’e - nî’ “ r ...... 11 Orgelet...... 13 Prez-eû-Pail ...... 11 Sap (le)...... 10.S.-Etienne...... 14 Orgun ...... 15 Privas ...... 14 Saidat ...... 14'S.-Fargean...... 11 Origny-Ste.-Bonoite...... 0 Provins...... 1 0 Sarrebourg...... 12 S.-FIorent...... 17 Orléans...... 11 Puttelange ...... 12 Sarrcgueiaines ...... 12 S.-Florentin...... 11 Ormes (le s )...... 12 Puy (le) ...... 14' Sartène ...... (*) S.-Flour...... 14 Omans ...... 13 Puy-Laurcns ...... 15 Säiliön...... 14 Ste.-foy...... 14 O rR ie /...... 15 Quesnoy (le) ...... b Saulien...... 12 S.-Fulgeut...... 13 Oucqties ...... 11 Queue (la) ...... 10 Samini г ...... 12 S.-Gaudens...... 15 Oulchy ...... 10 Qucyras ...... 15 Sauve...... 15S.-Gcniez...... 14 PacauJièro(ln) ...... 13 Quillan ...... 15 Sauveterre...... 15 St.-Gcnîs (Char.-Inf.).. 14 Расу-sur Eure ...... 9 Quimper ...... 13 Sauzé 14 Saint-Genis-Laval...... 14 Paimpol ...... 12 Quimperlé ...... 13 Baveny...... 12 S.-Gcorgcs-sur-Loire.. 12 Paimboeuf ...... 12 Quingey ...... , ...... 13 Ba verdun...... 15S.-Gérand...... 12 Palaiseau...... 10 Quintili...... 12 Saverne...... 12 S.-Germain-en-Laye.... 10 Palisse (la) ...... 13 Rabastens...... 15 Scellières...... 13 S.-Gillos-les-Bouctierics 15 Palluau...... 13 Kambouillett ...... 10 Selielcstat...... 13 S.-Gilles-sue-Vie...... 13 Paìud'(la)...... 15 llaon l’Etape ...... 12 Seli innée к ...... 12 S.-Girons...... 15 Pamiers ...... 15 Réalmont...... 12 Sedan...... 10Ste.-Hermlne...... 13 Para y le Monial ...... 1 3 Rabais ...... 10 Secs...... S.-lIilairo 10 ...... 1.1 PARIS...... 10 Recouvrance ...... 13 Séparé...... 12B.-Hippolyte(Gard).... 15 Parthenay ...... 1 3 Redon ...... 21 Beiles-sur-Cber...... 12S.-Hippolyte-sur-lo- Passav-lès Paris ...... 10 Reginalard ...... 10 Selongey...... 12 Doubs...... 13 Pau ...... ; ...... 15 Reims ...... 11 Scmur...... 12S.-James...... 11 Pauillac 14 Remberviller ...... 12 Senecy...... - ...... 13 S.-Jran-d’Angely...... 13 Раутас ...... 1 4 Hemiremont...... 1 2 Senlis...... 9 S.-Jean-dc-llournay.... 14 Péage (le) ...... 1 4 Remoulins ...... 15 S e n s ..,,...... 11 S.-Jcan-de-Losne...... 12 Péners...... 1) Rennes...... 12 Serre...... 8.-Jeaa-de-Luz 15 ...... 15 Périgucux ...... 14 Héole (la)...... 14 Scurre.,...... 13 8.-Jean-du-Gard...... 15 Péronpe ...... 8 Hessons...... 9 S é v e r a e ,...... 14S.-Jean-Pied-de-Port.. 15 Perpignan ...... 10 llethel ...... 1 0 S èvres...... 10 S.-Junien...... 13 Perrecy ...... 1 3 Revel ...... 15 j beyne.. 15 S.-Just...... O Pertuis...... 15 Ribay (Ie)...... IESeyssel. 14 S.-Laurent ...... 13 Peyrehorade ...... 15 RibeauvUle...... RjjSezanne 10 S.-Leonard ...... 1 3 Pézenas ...... 15 Ribecourt...... 9-Sierek 11 S.-Livrcde ...... 14 Phalsbourg...... 12 S.-L o ...... 10 Riberac...... 14 ; Sigean ¥> Picquigny ... . . 7 Riceys (le s )...... 1 ì | Sillé-Ie-G uillaume...... 11, S.-Lys ...... 12 Pierre-Buffière .13 Richelieu...... 12 Sisteron...... 151 S.-Mncaire ...... 14 Pierrelatte .1 Hieux ...... 15 Boissons.. 9iS.-Maixent...... 13 Pithiviers...... il Riez ...... 15 Solre-le-Cháteau...... 9 S.-Malo ...... 11 Plaisance...... 1 Rignac ...... 14 Sombernon...... 12S.-Marcellin ...... 14 Plancoét ...... 11 R i o m ...... 13 Sommières...... 15Ste.-Marie-anx-Mines . .12 P léla n ...... 12 Kioz ...... 1 2 Songeons...... 8 S.-Martin-dc-Ré ...... 13 Ploerm el...... 12 Rive-de-Giere...... 14 -S o r e z c ...... 15 S.-Martiii-Valmoroux ..14 Plombières...... 12 Rives ...... 14‘Souillae ...... 14S.-MaTtory...... 1 5 Podensac...... 14 Roanne ...... 13 Soultz(llaut-Hhlu)...... 13 Ste.-M auic...... 1 2 Poissy ...... 10 Roche-Bernard (la) ...... 12 Soultz-sous-Foréts (Uns S. Maurice ...... 10 Poitiers...... 12 Rocliechouart ...... 13 Rhin) ...... 12jS.-Maximin...... 15 P o ix ...... 8 Rochefort...... S 13ourdeval...... Il Ste.-Menehould ...... Il Polignv...... 13 Roehefoueauld (la) ...... 13ı Souterraine (la)...... 12 Ste.-Mère-Eglise .10 Pompidou (le ),...... 15 Rochelle (la) ...... 13 Souvigny ‘ * ...... 13 S.-Mihiel...... 11 Pons ...... 14 R ocrov...... 10 S ť e u a ý . . 10 S.-Mcolas-de-la-Grave. .12 Pontaillier ...... 1 2 Rodez ...... 1 4 Strasbourg...... 13 S.-Nieolas-du-Port ....1 2 Pont-ii-Mousson...... I l Hoglinno ...... 17 S ü e tte ...i ...... 12 S.-Omer ...... 5 Pontalier...... 12 Ronmnèche...... 13 Surgères...*...... *.,. 13. S.-Oyen ...... 13 Pont-Audemer ...... 0 Romans ...... 14 Samt-AfFriquc...... 15 S.-Palais...... 15 Pont-aii-Mur ...... 13 Romorantin...... 12 S.-Aignan...... 12 S.-Paul-de-Fenouillet ..16 Pont-aux-Muînes ...... 11 [Roquefort 1 S.-Amand-les-Eaux...... 8 S.-Péray ...... 14 Pont-Château...... 12 RoqucmaiRoqueraaure ...... lõjS.-Amand-M ont-Rond.... 12 S.-Pierrc-le-Montier. . . .12 Pontcroix...... 13 Roquevaire...... 15 S.-Amans-la-Bastide...... 15;S.-Pierre-sur-Dïves ....1 0 Pont-d’A in ...... 1 4 Rosiers (les)...... 1 2 S .-Ambroix...... 15 S.-Pol-de-Léori . 12 Pont-de-Beau voisin (le) ..14 Rosny-sur-Seine...... 9 S.-Am our...... 13 S.-Pol (Pas-de-Calais). . 6 Pont-de-Г Arche (le )...... 0 1 losoy-en- B rie ...... 10 S.-André-de-Cubzac...... 14 ■S.-Pons...... 15 Pont-de-Vaux...... 13 Rnsoy-sur-Serre ...... 9 S.-Antonin...... 15 S .-Pour q a in...... 13 Pont-Gibaud ...... 13 Rosporden ...... Saint-Asticr 10 ...... lljS.-Quentin ...... 9 Ponthierrv ...... Ín Rostrenen...... 12.-Aubin-du-Cormier. S.-Rambert...... 14 Pontivv...... 12 Roubaix ...... 7 (S.-A v oid .. S.-Remy ...... 15 Pont-le-Roî...... 10 Rouen S.-B éat...... S.-Renan ...... 13 Pont-1 Evoque ...... 10 S.-Benoit-du-Sault. . . . 13jS.-Romain ...... 9 Pontoise ...... 0 Royan ...... S.-Bonne t-de-Joux...... 13,S.-Saen...... 8 S.-Bonnet-lc-Château,. l4(S.-Saulge...... 12 R1115 ...... S.-Brieuc...... 12,8.-Sauveur...... Ю S .-B ris...... li;Š.-Savin ...... 1 2 Pont-St.-Ksprit...... 15 Ktiflàch...... S.-Calais...... 11 S.-Savinien...... *...... 13 S.-C éré...... 14 S.-Sein...... 12 Engles...... diamond 14 S.-Sernin ...... 15 Port-Louis ...... 13 Saar-Union...... 12 S.-Cliélv...... 1 l S,-Servati...... Port-sur-Saône...... 12 Sablé...... 15 S.-Sever (Ctdvados) ....1 1 Port-Ste.-Mnrie...... 15 Sables (ie s )...... l:!ÎS.-Clnr - 15 |S.-Sever (Landei)...... 16 14 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840,

d., d : d. d. S.-Simphorien-dc-Lay ... .13,Toucy ...... II Varennos-sur-Allrie...... 23 Villefranche-de Roucrguel4 P.-Simphorien d’Ozon . ...I4T oul ...... ll.V a rz y ...... 12 Villefranehc-sur-Saûne. .13 S.-Tropez...... 16 Toulon-sur Arroux...... 13 Vaesy ...... 12 Villeneuve-de-Berg...... 14 S.-Vaast ...... 10 Toulon-sur-Mer...... 10 Vatan ...... 12 VilloneuvTe la G uiard....ll S.-Valcry-en-Caux ...... 8 Toulouse ...... 15 Vaucouleurs ...... ,11 Villeneuvre-l'Archevùquel 1 S.-Valery-sur-Sommc___ 7 Touques ...... 0 Vau girard 10 Villeneuvrc-le-Roi...... 11 S.-Vallier...... 14" ' Tourcoin ...... 7 Vauvillers ...... 12 Villeneuve-lès-Avignon ..15 S.-Venant...... 0 Tour-du-Bin (le) ...... II Vay re 13 Villeneuve-sur-Lot...... 14 S.-Vit ...... 13 Toum ans...... 10 Veňee ...... 15 Villeneuve-St.-Georges...10 S.-Yriex ...... 14 Toumon ...... I I Vendceuvre ...... 11 Villenoxe...... 10 Tain ...... 14 Tottrnus ...... 13 Vendôme ...... 11 Villequiers...... 12 Tann ay ...... 12 Tours...... 12 Verbene ...... i) Villers-Hocage ...... 10 Tarrare...... 13 Touret (le) ...... 14; Verdun-sur-Meuse ...... 11 Viliére-Bretonneux...... S Taraecon (Ariége)...... 10 Trapes ...... 10 Verdun-sur-Saône...... 13 Villers-Coterets...... 9 Tarascon Bas du-Rhôn... .15 Trćguier ...... 12 Vermanton ...... 11 Villersexel...... 11 Tarbes ...... 15 Treignac ...... 14 Vemeuil ...... Villette 10 (la) ...... 10 Tart as ...... 15 Tremblade(la) ...... 14 Vernon...... 0 Vimoutier...... 10 Taulignan...... 15 Trévoux ...... 13 V e m o u x ...... 14 Vinay...... 14 T au ves...... 14 Trie ...... 15 Verpillière (la) ...... 14 Vincennes...... 10 Terrassen...... 14 T roarn...... 10.Versailles .10 Vire...... 11 Tétc-de-Buch (la)...... 14 Troves ...... 11 Vertus .10 V ir ie u ...... 14 Thann ...... 13 T ulle...... 14 Venons...... 0 Vitro...... 11 Thiberville ...... 10 Tullina...... 14 Vesoul...... 12 Vit ry-le-Français...... 11 Thiers ...... 13 üssél ...... 14 Veyne ...... 15 Vitteaux ...... 1 2 Thionvillc...... 11 Uzel ...... 12 Vczelay ...... 12 Viviers...... 15 Thiviers ...... 14 Uzerche ...... 14 Vezelize...... 12 Vivonne...... 13 T hizy...... 13 U zès...... 15, V ic-en-B igorre...... 15 V irille...... 14 Thoüars ...... 12 V abres...... 15 Vic-Fezonsac...... 15 V oid...... 11 Thoury...... 11 Valençay...... 12 Vie-sur-A iene...... 9 Voiron ...... 14 Tillières-sur-Avre...... 10 Valence*...... 14 Vie-sur-Cère ...... 14 Voûte (la)...... 14 TälHera-en-Yexin (le)...... 0 Valence d’A g e n ...... 15 V ienne...... 1 4 V ouvray...... ,12 TOly-sur-Seule ...... 10 Valenciennes ...... 8 Vierzon...... 12 Vouziers...... 10 Tiuchebray ...... 11 Valmont ...... O V igan(le)...... 15 Wasselonne ...... 12 Toissey...... 13 Valognes...... 1 0 Vignory...... 11 Wesserling...... 12 Tonnay-Charentc ...... 13 Valreas...... 15 Viliiére...... 12 Wissembourg ...... 12 Tonneina ...... 14 Vannes ...... 12 Ville-aux-Clerks (la)...... 11 Wormhout ...... 5 Tonnerre ...... 11 Vans (les)...... 14 V illedieu...... 11 Yvetot ...... 9 Torigny...... 1 0 V arades...... 12 Villefort...... 14 Tûtes...... 8 Varennes (M euse)...... 10 Villefranche-de-Lauragais 15

le tte rs for France only may be dropped into any Post Office Letter-Box without paying the Postage.

Although Unpaid Letters can only be forwarded to Places within France, there are other Countries to which the Postage may be paid (if the Sender should desire it), in whole or in part, as the ease may be, viz. :— For Central Ger­ many, Sardinia and Switzerland, Letters may bo paid to their destination. For Southern Italy, Letters may be paid to the Italian Frontier of Sardinia. For the Mediterranean, Austria, and Venetian Lombardy, Letters may be paid through France to Huninguen or Forbach. The Lists which immediately follow show the Places, and the charge to be added to the British Postage o f lOd. for such British Rate ; the Foreign as well as the English Charge to be calculated by weight, as in the case o f French Letters. But Letters for those Place* cannot be forwarded unpaid. 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS, 15

CENTRAL GERMANY.

List o f Post Towns with the Foreign Postage of a single Letter from Calais. The Postage from London to Calai* being 10d., that sum must he added to the amount opposite to the name of the Town in this List when it is desired to pay the whole of the Postage, both English and French, of a Letter to its final destination. When it is intended to despatch Letters by this route, they must he directed * via France.*

d. • d. d. Aalburg or Aalborg, Den­ Bayreuth, Bavaria...... IG Briihl or Briei, Mecklen­ mark ...... 23 Delmenhorst, OldenburghlS Bebra, H esse...... 14 burg ...... 21 Dermback,SaxeWeimar 14 Aalen, Wirtrmburg ...... 13 Bederkesa, Hanover...... lö Brunsbüttel, Denmark. . . .18 Detmold, Lippe-Detmoldl4 Aarlmus, Denmark ...... 22 Beerfelden, dans l'Odcn- Brunswick, Brunswick. . . . 17 DettelbackorDutteiiback, Abbehausen, Oldenburg . . RJ wald, Hesse...... 12 Buchan, Wirtemburg...... 14 Bavaria...... lö Accum, Oldenburg...... 1!) Beinum, H anover...... IG Buciién, Denmark...... 1 7 Dettingen, Bavaria ...1 4 Achim, Hanover...... 1 7 Beingries or Bcilengries, Ba­ Buchloe, Bavaria . . , . . , . , 1 5 Deux Ponts, Bararia ...10 Ahlhorn, Oldenburg...... 17 varia ...... IG Buekeburg, Schaumburg­ Dieburg, Hesse ...... 1 2 Aibling, Bavaria...... 17 Bolnhausen, Hesse...... 13 Lippe...... 14 Diepenau, Hanover ...1 7 A ichach, Bavaria ...... 15 Benedict Beuern, Bavaria. .16 Büdingen, Hesse...... 13 Dieplioly, Hanover. ...1 7 Aichstoedt, Bavaria...... lö Bentheim, Hanover...... 18 Bulzow, Mecklenburg...... 18 Dictfurtli, Bavaria. ...1C Aldingen, Wirtemburg . . . . 14 Berchtesgaden, Bavaria ..18 Bunde, H anover...... 18 Dietz, Nassau...... 12 Alfeld, Manöver...... 10 Bergedorf, Hanover...... 17 Burg, Denmark...... 19 Dillenburg, Nassau ...1 3 Aliendorf, Hesse...... 14 Bergen, Hanover...... 17 Burgau, Bavaria...... 15 ...Dillcngen,...... Bavaria ...1 5 Alpirsbaeh, Wirtemburg ..13 Bergzabern, Bavaria...... 11 Burgdort, Hanover...... 1 7 ■ Dinkelsbulil,Bava ria ...16 Alsfeld Hesse...... 13 Berka,Saxe-Wcimar...... 14 Burghausen, Bavaria...... 17 Dmklnge, Oldenburg...... „...1 8 Altenburg, Saxc-Altenburg. 10 Berne,Oldenburg ...... 1 7 Burghave,OÍdeuburg...... 10. Disehengen,Wirtemburg 14 Altenesch, Oldenburg...... IG Berneek, B avaria...... 17 Burglengenfeld, Bavaria . .17 Dissenni Hanover,Шио.17 Altcnhuntorf, Oldenburg . .17 Hessigheim, Wirtemburg . ,13 Burgwinheim, Bavaria----- 16 ţ Dissen in Hesse, Hesse. .14 Alteaoylhe, Oldenburg. . . .17 Bevern, Brunswick...... 1 0 Buttlar, Saxe-Weimar___ 14 ; Döbbenni, Mecklenburg 20 Altona, Denmark...... 1ö, Beverstadt, Hanover...... 18 Butzhack, Hesse...... 1 2 Dobbertin, Mecklenburg 20 Alt Otting, Bavaria...... 17 Biberbach, Bavaria ...... lö Buxthudc, Hanover ...... 1 8 Docmotz, Mecklenburg. .20 Altshausen, Wirtemburg . .14 Bieberach, Wirtemburg.. . .14 Calvirdc, Brunswick...... lö, Domberg, Hesse...... 14 AUEittengbach, Bavaria ..lü Bieberich, Nassau ...... 12 Calw, Wirtemburg,...... 1 3 Donauworth, Bavaria. . .15 Alt-Strelitz, Mecklenburg. .21 Bickenbach, Hesse...... 12 Camhourg,Saxe Meiningen 14; Dorfhugon, Hanover___ 17 Alverdissen, Lippe-Det mold 14 Bickenkopf, Hesse...... 14 Camp, Nassau...... 12; Dorlingcn, Oldcnburgb . .18 Alzey, Hesse...... 11 Bienenbutlell, Hanover.. . . 17 Campen, Hanover...... 17 Dorum, Hanover . 17 Amberg, Bavaria...... 17 Bingen, Hesse...... 12 Cannstadt,Wirtemburg. ...1 3 ; Dransfeld, Hanover...... 17 Amelimxhorn, Brunswick. ,10 Birkenfeld, Oldenburg . . . .10 Cappeln,or Kappeln, Den- ! Duderetailt,H anover.... 14 Amoeneburg, Hesse...... 1 3 Bisehliaussen, Hesse...... 14 I mark...... 20 Durekeim, Bavaria...... 11 Ampfing, Bavaria ...... 1 7 Blanheuern,Wirtemburg . .13 Cappeln, Oldenburg...... 17 , Ebeltoft, Denmark...... 24 Andreasberg, Hanover. . . .10 Blanfelden, Wirt- mburg ..14 .Carlshafen, H esse...... 14 Ebersdorf, lteuss...... 15 Ankum, Hauover...... 17 Blankenburg, Brunswick ..17 Cassel in Hesse, Hesse. ...1 4 Ebingen, Wirtemburg ..1 3 Anspach or Ansbach, Ba­ Blankenhain,Saxc-Weiroar 15 Cassel near Mayence,Hesse 12 Ebstorf, Hanover...... 17 varia ...... 16 Bleckede, Hanover...... 17 Catlenliurg, Hanover...... lö Eckenfïrde, Denmark.. .10 Apen,Oldenburg...... 18: Blexen, Oldenburg...... 1 9 Caub, Nassau...... 12 Eckwarden, Oldenburg .20 Apcnrade, Denmark...... 20 Bliescastel, Bavaria .,. , .. 1 0 Celle, Hanover ...... 17 Edewecht, Oldenburg ..17 Arensburgli or Arensberg, Blomberg, Lippe-Detmold 14 Cliristeansfeld, Denmark . .26 : Eggenfclden, __ r Bavaria.___ . . 17 Denmark...... 1 6 Boekenem, Hanaver...... lü [Clausthal,Hanover...... Hi Eglofsheini orEegolshcim, Arnstadt, Schwarzbirrg....l4 Bockhom, Oldenburg ....1 7 . Cleverns, Oldenburg ...... 1 8 Bavaria...... 17 Arroeskiobing, Denmark . .iti Budonteicn, Hanover...... 17 Cloppenbourg, Oldenburg 17 ! Ehingen, Wirtemburg . .14 Artlenburg, Hanover...... 17 ; Bodenwerder, Hanover... .16 Cobourg, Saxe Coburg (io- Eichstoedt, Bavaria...... 16 Ascliaflènburgh, Bavaria.. 14 Boeblingen, Wirtemburg ..13 thn...... 14 Eilsen,SchaumburgLippelö Aschendorf, Hanover...... 18 Bogense, Denmark...... 22 Colding or Holding, Den- , Eimbcck,Hanover...... 14 Asendorf, Hanover...... 17 Bollirne, H anover...... 17 mark...... 20 ; Eisenach,Saxe Weimar. .14 Assena, Denmark...... 20 Boizeiiburg, Mecklenburg .17 Coppenbrügge, Hanover , .10. Eisenberg,SaxeAltenburgl6 Atens, Oldenburg...... 10 Bopfingcn, Wirtemburg... .14 Copenhagen or Kt-benimrd, Eisfeld,Saxe Meiningen. 14 Au, Bavaria...... 1 7 Borken, Hesse...... 14 Denmark ...... 23, Eiterfeld, Hesse ...... 14 Augsboiirg, Bavaria...... lö Bosingfelde, Lippe-Det moldlö Corsör, Denmark ...... 22 Elbingerode, Hanover. . .18 Лиша, Saxe Weimar...... lö Bouk'iw (New), Mecklen­ Craelsheim, Wirtemburg . .13 Eldena, Mecklenburg . . .18 A и rich, Hanover...... 18 burg ...... 20 Crakow or Krakow, Meck- | Ellingen, Bavaria...... 16 Babenhausen, H esse...... 12 Bourgdorf, see Biirgdorf. : lenburg...... 21'Ellwangen, " Wirtemburg. 14 Backnang, Wirtemburg. . . 13 Bracke,Oldenburg...... 18 ICrempc or Krempe, Den­ Ellwunlen, Oldenburg,. .19 Backum,Dillenburg ...... 1 7 Brameehe, Hanover...... 17 mark ...... 18 Elmshorn, Denmark . . . .17 Badbergen, Hanover...... 17 : Bramstedt, Denmark...... 17 Criewitzor Kriewitz, Meck­ Else, Hanover...... 18 Bahrdorf, Brunswick...... 17 Bran back, Nassau...... 12 lenburg ...... ,20 Klsenrur. Denmark . . . . .23 Baierdissen, Bavaria...... Ifi Brandenburg (New), Meck­ Crimderod, Hanover...... 10 Elsfleth, Oldenburg...... 17 Halingen, Wirtemburg . . . .13 lenburg ...... ,19 Criipelin orKropelin, Meck­ Ki tv il leor El Ifchl, Nassau. 12 Bamberg, Bavaria ...... Ifi Braunswigh,see Brunswick. lenburg ...... 20 Emden, Ilunover...... 1 8 Barbelroth, Bavaria...... 11 Bredstedt, Denmark ...... 20 Cuxhaven, Hamburg...... 20 Eins, Nassau ...... 12 Bardenfleth, Oldenburg ..17 Bremen...... 1 4 Duchuu, Bavaria...... 16 Kmskirchen, Bavaria... .16 Bardewisch, Oldenburg... .10 Bremervörde, Hanover... .18 Dalhtenhourg, Ilunover... .17 Erbach dans l'Odenwatd, Barenburg, Hanover...... 17 Brensback dans l’Odenwald, Damme, Oldenburg ...... 18 Hesse...... 12 Oarmtorf, Hanover ...... 17j Hesse ...... 12 Damicnburg, Hanover ....1 7 Erdiugor Aerding.llavarialß Barntrup, Lippe-Detmold, .lö ' Brinkum, Hanover...... 17 Dargun, Mecklenburg .,..2 1 Ergolstmeh, Bavaria . . . .17 BarssecnearCIoppenbourg, Brome, Hanover...... 10 Darmstadt, H esse...... 12 Erlangen, Bavaria ...... 18 Oldenburg...... 17 ] Brotterode, Hesse ...... 14 Dassel, Ilunover...... ,14 Kselichurg, Denmark . ..17 Basbeck, Hanover...... 18! Bruckhausen, Hanover. . . . 17 Dassew, Mecklenburg ....1 9 Eschenau, Bavaria...... 1 0 Bassum, Hanover ...... 17 ! Bruekennn, Bavaria...... Ifi Daswang, Bavaria...... 16; Eschede, Hanover...... 17 Battenberg, Hesse ]4 Bruckkausen, B a va ria.... 16 Deckendorf, Bavaria...... 18 Eschershausen,Brnnswk. 16 Brüggen, Hanover.,...... 16 Dedesdorf, Oldenburg . , , .lU'Esehwege, Hesse . , , , , , .14 16 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840. d. d- I d. I rf. Esene, Hanover...... 18 Gelslingen, Wirtomburg . 13LHaselüne, Hanover ...... 18;Icsherg, Hesse...... 14 Esenscliamm, Oldenburg ..18 Gelnhausen, Hesse...... 12,л Hasselfelde, Brunswick___ 17 lever,Oldenburg...... 19 Essolbacb, Bavaria...... 14 Gera, Heuss...... 10 Hassfurt, Bavaria...... 15 Illerdiesscn, Bavaria . . . . . ,14 Essen, Oldenburg...... 13 Germesheim, Bavaria . . . .13 Hatten, Oldenburg...... 10 Illingen,Wirtemburg...... 13 Esslingen, Wirtemberg. . . .13 Gieholdeliauscn, Hanover,.14 Hattersheim, Nassau...... 12 Ilmenau, Saxe Weimar . . .14 Euratsburgli, Bavaria.. . . .15 Giesen, Hesse ...... 12 Hechingen, Wirtemburg . . 13 Immendorf, Brunswick. . . .17 Eutin, Denmark...... 18 Gifhorn, Hanover ...... 17 Hechthansen, Hanover... .18 Immenstadt, Bavaria...... 10 FaaburgorFaborg,Demnark22 Gilserberg,Hesse ...... 1 4 Heide, Denmark...... 19 Ingelheim, Hesse...... 12 Fallersleben, 1 Innover...... 17 Gladenbach, Hesse...... 13 HeidenheijB, Wirtemburg. .14ţ Inğoldstadt, Bavaria...... 16 Fallingbostel, Hanover. . . .17 Glandorf, Hanover...... 1 7 Heilbronn, Wirtemburg . .13 Isny, Wirttniburg...... 15 Farnbach, Bavaria...... 10 Gleidingen, Hauover...... 10 Heiligenhafen or Heiligen- 'Itzehoe, Denm ark...... 18 Fedderwarden, Oldenburg. 19 Gleusscn, Bavaria ...... U i havn, Denmark...... 19 Ivenack, Mecklenburg Feldberg, Mecklenburg . . .-21 Glückstadt, Denmark ... .17;HeilsbroimCloster,Bavarialö Kuhla, Saxe Altenburg,. . .14 Feldstellen, Wirtemberg.. .13 Gmünd, Wirtemburg...... 13] llelmstagd, Brunswick____17 Kailleri, Saxe Meiningen . .14 Felsbcrg, Hesse...... 14 Gnoyen or Gnoicn, M eck- (Helsa, Hesse ...... 14 Kaiserslantern, Bavaria____11 Feucht, Bavaria ...... 10 lenburgb ...... ,21 Helsingör or Elsenor or El- Kallundberg or Kallund- Feuchtwang, Bavaria...... 10 Güdens, Hauover ...... 17; seneur, Denmark ...... 23' burg, Denmark ...... 24 Fichbach, Bavaria...... 17 Gobrde, Hanover ...... 1 7 Hepperheim, Hesse ...... 12 Kamm, Bavaria ...... 17 Fladstrand or Frederlckeha- Göppingen, Wirtemburg . .13: Hoppers, Oldenburg...... 19 Kappeln or Cappeln, Den- ven, Denmark ...... 25 Gosnitz.Saxe Altcuburgli. .10 Hcrboni, Nassau...... 13 mark...... 20ä Flensburg or Flensborg, Gottingen, Hanover ...... 14 Ilcrrcnberg, Wirtemburg. .13.Karlstadt, Bavaria...... 14 Denm ark...... 19 Goldberg, Mecklenburg_ . .20 llerrenhreitungen, Hesse . .14; Karpflieim, B avaria...... 18 Foraheim or Vore liléim, Ba­ Goldenstedt, Oldenburg . .17\ Uersfeld, Hesse ...... ,.14 Kastei, Bavaria ...... 16 varia ...... 10 Goslar, Hanover...... 10 Herzberg, Hanover...... 14, Kauťbenren, Bavaria...... 16 Frabertsheim, Bavaria .,..1 7 Gotha, Saxe Cobnrg GothaU Horzlacke,Hanover ...... 181 Kellinghusen,Denmark___ 17 Francfort sur le Muin.2Grahotvo,Mecklenburg.^..18 Hesscl, Hanorer...... 18jKempten,Bavaria...... 15 Frankenberg, H esse...... 14 Grafenau orGraevenau, Ba Hessen, Brunswick...... 1 7 Kerstenhausen, liesse ____ 14 FrSükenthal, Bavaria, . . . . 18 varia ...... 1 8 Hildburghausen,Saxe Mein- ; Kiel, Denmark...... 18 Frederfckssmuì, Denmark 23 G raffenberg, Bavaria...... 10 ingen ...... 141 Kierteiniinde or Kjerdemin- Fredericksvvaerk, Denmark23 Gnefenthal, Saxc Meinin­ Hildeslieim, Hanover...... 10j de, Denmark ...... 21 Fremdingen, Bavaria...... 15 gen...... » ...... 14 Ilillerodor Friedrichsburg, Kiogoor Kicege,Denmark. .23 Freren, Hanover...... 11 Grebenstein, Hesse...... 14 Denmark ...... 2 3 : Kipfeaberg,Bavaria...... 16 Frendenstadt, Wirteinberg. 13 Greene,Brunswick...... 10 Himmelpforten, Hanover. .18 Kirberg, Nassau...... IS Freyllngen or Freilingcn, Greetsyl, Hanover...... 18 Hircliau,Bavaria ...... 17 Kirchberg,Wirtemburg____ 13 N assau...... 13 Greiz, Heuss ...... 15 Hiörrîng or Hjorring, Den- Kircheimboland, Bavaria. .11 Freysing or Freysengen, Ba­ Grenaa, Denmark ...... 23; m a rk ...... 24'Kirclihain, Hesse ...... 13 varia ...... ’ ...... 10 Grevismuhlen,Mecklenburg^ Hirsehberg (Amt ou Bailli- Kirehheim, Wirtemburg ..1 3 Freyung, B avaria...... 17 Grossalmerode, Hesse ...H 4 İ age), Mecklenburg...... 2 0 Kirn, near Ratisbonne, Ba­ Friedeberg, Hesse ...... 12 Grossander, Hanover...... 18|Hirscnliolm or Ilirscliolm, | varia...... 1 7 Friedeburg, Hanover...... 18 Grossenmeer,Oldenburg ..17; Denmark...... 24 Кissingen, Bavaria...... 15 Friedensburg, Denmark . . .23 Grossfedderwarden, Oldbg.lØjHitzaeker, Hanover ...... 1 7 Kitzingen,Bavaria...... 14 Frideriekslmfen, Wirtem­ Grossgeran, Hesse ...... 12, Hobro or Hobrœ, Denmark 23 Klosterlausnitz, Saxe Al­ berg ...... 15 G rossæsingen, Hanover.. . Д7 Hocheïm Nassau...... 1- tnilnir^...... 1 4 Friedeberg near Aagibourg, Grüuberg, liesse ...... I3jHockssicl,Oldenburg...... 19 Klütz, Mecklenburg ...... 1 0 Bavaria...... 15 Grnnstndt, Bavaria ...... 13 HückstcnXassau,Nassau. .12 Holding or Colding, Den­ Friederica or Fredericia, Gudenshcrg, "Hesse...... ,14' Hockst dans l’Odenwald, m a r k ,...... 20 Denm ark...... 21 Güstrow, Meckleriherg. . . . 19 Hesse...... 12( Königslutter, Brunswick . .17 Friedewalde, Hesse ...... 14 Guntersblum, Hesse ...... 12 H of in Voigtlund, Bavaria..17 Konigsec, Schwarzbonrg.. 14 Friedllmd, Mecklenburg Gunzbourg, on the Danube, Hofgeismar, Hesse...... 14 Knuigsliofen, Bavaria ....1 6 Strelitz...... 2 0 Bavaria ...... 14 Hohegeis, Brunswick...... 1 fl Konigstein, N assau...... 12 Friedrichsburg or Xillcrod, Günzenhausen, Bavaria... .15 Hoheneggelsen, Hanover .. Ifi Kopenhagen or Kiobenhavn Denm ark...... 23 Haag, near Ampfing, Ba- Hohenhameln, Hanover ..16 D en m a rk ...... 23 Friedericksliafen or Flad­ varia...... 17,Hohenkirchen,Oldenburg..19 КоггогогСогэоег,Denmark 22 strand, Denmark,, ...... 2 5 Haarburgh, Bavaria...... 15,Hohenlinden, Bavaria ....1 7 Kraissen,Bavaria ...... , , 1 6 Friederiekstadt or Frcderik- HuarhurgorHarburg,Han- jHohnsen, Hanover...... 16 Krakow or Crakow, Meck­ stadt, Denmark ...... ]0 over ...... lř.IIolbech or Holbeek, Deit- lenhurg...... 21 Friederikensicl, Oldenburg 19 Hackcnburg, Nassau...... 13. m ark...... 23 Kranich leid, Saxe Weimar. .14 Friesoythe, near Cloppen­ Hadamar, Nassau...... 13 Holle, near Oldenburg, Old­ Krempe or Crempe, Den­ burg, Oldenburg...... 17 Hademsdorf, Hanover ....1 7 , enburg...... 1 6 mark ...... 18 Fritzlar, Hesse...... 14 Hadersleben or Iladersleb, Holtfeld, Bavariu ...... 10 Kricwitz or Criwitz, Meck­ Fuld, Hesse ...... 13 Denmark...... 20! iïolstebro or Holstebrœ, lenburg ...... 20 Purfeld near Alzey, Hesse 11 nage, Hanover...... 18: Denmark...... 23 Kronaeli отСгопасЬ, Bavarian Furfcld, Wirtemberg...... 13 Hagenburg, Hanover...... 17 Holstedt, Denmark 21 Kr<>pclinorGropetUi,Meck- Furstenau, H anover...... 17 Hagenow, Mecklenburg . .20, Holzkirclien, Bavaria . ...17 ı lenburg...... 2 0 Puretenburg, Brunswick ..15 Hatger, Nassau ...... 1 3 Holzrainden, Brunswick . .1(9Kuhstedt,Hanover,...... 17 Furstenburg, Mecklenburg 21 flaigerloeli, Wirtemburg . ,13 Homberg, Hesse...... 14 Kuhnback,Bavaria...... 17 Fürstenfeldbruck, Bavaria 10 Hall, Wirtemburg...... 1 3 Homburg, Bavaria ...... 1 0 Kunselsau,Wirtemburg,... 13 Furetenzell, Bavaria ...... 18 Halsdorf, Hesse ...... 14 Hombourg ü Monts, Hesse Kussel, Bavaria...... 11 Furtb near Nureniburg, Ba­ Halte, Hauover ...... 1 8 Hombourg ...... 12 Lafferde, Hanover...... 1 6 varia ...... 10 Hambach, Bavaria...... 16 Hoopte,Hanover...... 17 I-age, Mecklenburg...... 21 Furtb dans FOdenwald, Hambourg ...... 15. Horbe, Wirtemburg ...... 13: Lamspringc.Hanover...... 16 Hesse ...... 12 1 Jameln, H anover...... 10 Horneburg, Hanover...... 18' Landau on the Iser,Bavaria 17 Fussen, Bavaria...... 10 Hamfelde, Denmark ...... 1 7 Horsens, Denmark...... 21 Landau near the Rhine, Ba- Gaabense, Denmark...... 24 Hammelburgh, Bavaria . .14: Ilorumerriel,Oldenburg ..19' varia...... 1 3 Gadcbuseli, Mecklenburg. .17 Hammelwarden, 01denburgl8| Hova, H anover...... 17 ; Landsberg, Bavaria ...... 1 5 Gaisa, Saxo W eim ar...... 14 Hanau, Hesse ...... 12 Unde, Oldenburg ...... 15 Landshut, Bavaria...... 1 7 Gamertingen, Wirtembnrg 14 Hanerau, Denmark ...... 18 Hiinfeld, H esse...... 14' Lambrimi, Bavaria . . ...1 1 Ganderkesee, Oldenburg . .15 Hanover or Hanovre, Han- I Hungen, Hesse ...... 12 Langelsheim, Brunswick ..1 6 Gandersheim, Brunswick. .10 over ...... 17 Huntlosen,near\Vildershau- langen, Hesse...... 12 Garehing, Bavaria ...... 10 Hardegsen, Hanover...... 1 4 sen,Oldenburg...... 1 6 Langon burg. Wirtemburg. .13 Garding, Denmark...... M Harsofelde, nanover...... 18 Husum, Denmark ...... 1 9 Langenfeld, Bavaria...... 15 G ario w, Hanover ...... 1 7 Hartnumnshof, Bavaria ..16 lade, Oldenburg...... 17 Langenselbold,Hesse...... 12 Geestendorf, Hanover ....1 7 Harzburg, Brunswick ....1 7 Ibnrg, Hanover ...... 17 Langensenn, Bavaria...... 15 Géfrées, Bavaria ...... 17 Hesbergen, near Dehnen- ildstein, Nassau ...... 12 Langfórdcn,O ldenburg..,. 17 Geisen fold, Bavaria ...... 10 borst,Oldenburg...... 15!Iena,Saxe Weimar...... 14! Lenglingen, Hanover...... 17 N 1840.] POST O F FIC ì: R Fi i 1 CATIONS 17 d. i . gersliéiül. Bavaria... ..I l Ribe or Hiiliini, Dcnuiurk 21 Mariim or Mariboe, Ile.iin, ,20 NeOenliaus, llaim ver..., 18 o!irdriif,8axeCu!mrgtiotbii 14 Riimit/, Mecklenburg ,..,2(1 Marienbave, Hanover . .. .15 Neiinlimituif, Oldenburg. 17 t iker, Brunswick ...... 17 íteidliii-rii, Wirtemlnirg ..14 Markimsen, Oldenburg ... .18 N neuk irelim, i Ildert burg. .18 < »bien broek, Oldenburg.., .17 lt ing'ted lur Ringsted, Den- Markoldendorf, llaimver . .17 N tieiivvidde, Hanover . . . .18 Oldenburg, Oldenburg ...K î m ark...... 23 Marksulil, Saxe Weimar . Il Ni idin Idee. Meek I eiibiin; . .21 * »Iden buri in Holstein.Den- I ti im к lulling or Biiikjiibiiig, Marktel. Bavaria ...... 17 Nelili,ins, near řšebarding, mark. Ло I lellin.ir k ...... 23 Marktlııırgel, Havaria ... 1.7 ...... -.1414 tiilien or Iliim, Denmark . .21 Marktlriithcn, Havarin ... Id N i i lmii*-, 1 iamiM-r , ...... 18 ( b»]f*i>ir.n, ll.in u r . . - . . .18 R tutein. lit” .15 Marlow. Mecklenburg ... 21 NVııiıircIırıı IV.ÎÎHiıi,Všuvari *17 < ll»k*4j*»!n* ur < »íiloluť. ! f •II- Hit/.Utili el. Hamburg .20 Mume,-Denmark ...... IS !M к Roda, Altenburg.. . . .14 Marnit/. Mecklenburg ... •ill V * •* 11 » r • f — N ; : - 11 * N I III .1 2 • llılnrf, < l’ulfi.biir^...... Ifi .14 Mavi nee, set Mainz. i*ıtkm*İ!i*ıı, l!ť**p...... Il * )]l]M'ldirini, 1 1 <*ř-**l‘ ...... 12.12 Rodenberg, Iles- . 1.7 :2o Л m i kitilt •• ı% M '4* к '«•llbljrr. .«1! i ) i. br'u k. 1 laiioNi*r . . . , ..17 Rodei,к it ele u.( ildeiiburg.. IS 1 1 N emmtrek ntl the1 Uutit, * M i li.T'fii, Usinovi i\ ..,...td Rubel, Mecklenburg...... 2(1 M eisstidieitn, Hrs«e Honi Bitvaria »...... * Mi rimi/, llsiiiovur * ...... 17 Rodln, or R.ulliye, Deuinark25 b u r g ...... 11 VßHinarck. B.'vaiiri...... Ji; < )-tt rksippoln. Haima r ,....17 Rolirfieek, Bavaria ...... 18 Meitengen, Ikivaria...... L7 Vrundoii. i Io***-<*.., ...... 1.7 t Kti*riiliii**(,i)1 B.i\ ; ri i . . . .18 Rolirbruii, Bţtvaria...... Is Meldorf, Denmark...... I13 Nrtiiiiumtfr, Denní;t rk ___ 18 < Kil rude, llaiHm r ...... n lioiiibild,d ive 'fi iniiigeii.. Id Melle, Hanover ...... I I7 / \ťil'*p*.4, lkt\;"i;i ...... 17 < 1» 1,111 m-ii. 1 IniiiiM-r ...... ld Hunimi), Ile—e ...... 1 3 Mellendorf, Hanover...... ITi; Ni tl-t' lil -IU‘ Г 1 .lbe. Meelt- 1 И BrilllMV ïrk . . . .Ri! Roi mel u i re. S.i\e AltenliurgK» M ea imingen, Ita varia...... Lá15 b-iibuiu...... 18 < ïUi i iidui Ï'. 11 Tii'iviT ...... İs Ro'idıüd or Rothschild or Mengen, Wirtcniburg. 14 Neustadt :■ ti der İL İ.IrvS,i.\c 1 MtoirliiTj, Ïl;m.)\<г ...... 17 Itoersküde, Denmark . . î l Mengkosen, Bavaria . IT ( ‘ubııriî 1 »of Iin ...... 11 < Ivp’ li.iiii r, < lldfiilmr.f .. ..18 1Roseiilieiiu, Bavárta ...... 1 7 Alenselvvitz or .MiieuscUvitz, Neustadt on the Hardt, < )vf lir, < dil» ulun ...... 17 Hossbrutiii, 1 Bav; rin ...... 14 Saxe Altenburg...... Id 1! iv oria...... 11 Barkin’*» * HdnıİKiiir ...... 13 R 1 oşslıaırpten, Havaria . ...K J Meppen, Hanover ...... Idis Nett-l-adt tm tiu: Abdı, Bii|H*:ibr,!Ví Ня1и»\ t г ,. ,. ..H 1Rostock. Mecklenburg . .. .1S Mr rolling, Bavaria ...... IdId Bavaria...... 1.7 P.tpp{*î;li* im, Hnvaria .. ..ii; Rotil i on the Ibdvvitz, lla- Mergcnthiciin, Wirteniburgl:) eustudli-Goedeosj IlaiKiv. 171 Parei:im, Mecklenburg... .Is V a e i...... 1G в 18 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. ______[1840. d. d. ■ d. ... />20 murkm ark...... 20 M eilheim, Bavaria...... Iti Wirtemburg...... 13 Skanderburg or Scander- Tossens,_ Oldenburg ^ _ „2 0 IVejmar, Saxe M'eimar „1 4 Rottweil, Wirtemburg ....1 4 boro, Denmark ...... 22 Tosted, Hanover. .7. 1.. ...1 8 Weisham, Bavaria...... 17 Rotz or Rctz, Bavaria . . . .17 SkielskiörorSkieisjor, Den- Tranckiaer, Denmark . .. .23 M'eisseuburgU ontheSand, Rudhiübingor Hudkjubing, m a rk ...... 22 Traustein, Bavaria...... 1 7 Bavaria ...... „ „ 1 6 Denmark ...... 23 . _ ...... • • •• •• • * • Skirc, Denmark...... 25 Trendelburg,1 I OIIUI l l l l ll g,. 111 Hesse ...... 1 4 M eissenstadt, Bavaria . , 17 Rudolstadt, Seharzburg „1 4 Slagelse, Denmark...... 22 ' Treysa, I lesse .. ...1 4 Welle, Hanover...... 18 Riidesheiui, Nassau ...... 12 Slangerup, Denmark...... 23 Triííise,Denmark .. .22 M'emdingorM'etnbdmgen, Rukersdorf, Bavaria...... Hi Soitan,. Hanover...... 17 Tübingen,,, , Wirtemburg.. „1 3 Bavaria ...... , „ . 1 5 Sual, Bavaria...... 17 Sommershausen, Bavaria. .14 Turche im, Bavaria...... 11 M'emeck, Bavaria...... 15 Saatfeld, Saxe Meiningen. .14 Sondcrbnrg, Denmark .20 Turnau, Bavaria. „ . „ „ . . 1 0 W’ertmgn, Bavaria „„ 1 5 Saalmuster, Hesse...... 13 Sonneberg, SaxeMeiningeuU Tuttlingen, Wirtemburg .14 M’esenlicrg, MecklcnlmrgSl Saby or Saebge, Denmark 25 Sontra, Hesse...... 14 Twistringen, Hanover . . . . 17 M esternaci!, M'irtcmburglB Sahsenhageri Hesse ...... 15 Sorö or Soroc, Denmark „ 2 3 Uchte, llano re r...... 17 M'estcrstede, Oldenburg 17 Saizgitter, Hanover ...... 10 Spaichingen, Wirtemburg. .14 Uelsen, Hanover...... 18 M'estrnm,Oldenburg___ 19 Salzungen, Saxe Meiningen 14 Spangenberg, Hesse...... 14 Uelzen,Hanover...... İ7 M'estuftel», H esse...... 14 Sanct-Goarshausen, Nassau 12 Speir or Spire, Bavaria... 11 ' Uetersen, ~ D enm ark___ „1 7 Wetter, Hesse...... 13 Sanct-Iost, Oldenburg . . . .19 Sprackcnselil, Hanover.. . 17 UfTenliciin, B avaria___ „ 1 5 Wiarden, Oldenburg___ 19 Sande, Oldenburg ...... 17 Springe, H anover...... 17 Ulm, M'irtduhurg...... „ 1 4 MiburgorViborg,Dcumk.23 Sandel, Oldenburg...... 18 Stade, H anover...... 18 Unterbriiek. Bavaria ... „1 6 Wiefels, Oldenburg „ „ i s t Saidgan, Wirtemburg ...,14 Stadthagen, Schaumburg Unterleitibaeh, Bavaria „1 6 MŢefelstcde, Oldenburg 17 Saxkiobing or Saxjobing, Eippo ...... ‘ 14 Uraelt, M’irtcmburg . . . . M'iesbuden, Nassau .„.1 2 Denmark...... „Г .2 5 12 Urburg, Denmark...... „1 6 M’ilbad, M'irtcmburg. „ .13 Schanfstedt, Denmark ....1 8 Iti Usingen, N assau...... 12 M ildeshausen, OldenburglO Schambaclt, Bavaria...... 17 Stahvang, Bavaria...... 17 Uslar, Hanover „ „ „ „ „ 1 4 Milster, Denmark..___ 18 Schapen, Hanover...... 1 8 Stargard, Mecklenburg . .20 Vacba, Saxe Weimar...... 14 M'inbryiiolt, Denmark. .23 Scharrel,Oldenburg ...... 1 7 Starnberg or Starcnborg, Vaihingen, Wirtemburg „1 3 M'indcčken, Hesse. . . . „ 1 2 Scharzfeld, Hanover...... 1 4 Bavaria ...... 10 Varel, Oldenburg „ ___ 17 M iudsiieim, Bavaria . . . .15 Schellersage, Hanover . . . . 17 Stavenhagen, Mccklenbiiiglt) Varelersiel, Oldenburg „ „ 1(1 M insen, ü. d. !.. llanoverl7 Schladen, Hanover ...... 15 Stege Denm ark...... 24 Vechelde,Brunswick...... 17 M'ismar, Mecklenburg ..18 Schleiz, Reuss...... 14 Stein, Bavaria...... 17 Vechta, Oldenburg _____ 17 M istlage, Hanover...... 17 Schleswig or Sjeswig, Denm.19 Steinau, H esse...... 13 Vciclitaeh, Bavaria „ „ „ 1 7 Wittenburg, Mecklenbrg.18 Schlitz, liesse...... 14 Steinbaeli-Hnltcnbrg.IIcsselt Verden, Hanover ...... „1 7 M'ittengen, Hanover... . 17 Schlachtern, H esse...... 13, Steinfeld, (ildenburg...... 18,Vilboel,Hesse...... 1 2 M ättmund, Hanover „ „ 1 8 Schmalkalden, H esse...... 13 Stcinhoering, Bavaria -----17 Vilscibounr, Bavaria...... 17 M itzenliausen, Hesse „1 4 Schmölln, Saxe AltcnburglO Steinwiescn, Bavaria...... 10 Vibhofen.Bavaria.... „ .18 M'ohiegk, Mecklenburg. .20 Schnaekcnburg, Hauover. .17 Sternberg, Mecklenburg „ 2 0 Visbeck, Oldenburg...... 17 M’olfegg, Wirtemburg „15 Schonberg, Bavaria ...... 18 Sţettfeld, Bavaria ...... 16 VisscUiœvede, Hanover „1 7 M'olfonbiittid, Brunswick]7 Schönberg, Denmark...... 17 Stoekey, Hanover „14 Volkmarsen, Hesse ...... 14 M'oll'ratshausen, Bavaria Hi Scbimlierg or Sciionbcrg, Stollbamm, Oldenburg. „ ,19 Vorelilcimor Forcbcirn,Ba- M'olf hagen, H esse...... 14 Mecklenburg ...... 19 Storchedingc, Denmark ..24 varia...... 10 M’orditdmrg or Vording­ Schönemoos, Oldenberg . .15 Stottel,Hanover...... 17 Vorsfelde, Brunswick ,„ .1 7 borg, Denm ark___ „2 4 Schöngau, Bavaria ...... 10 Straubing, B avaria...... 17 1 Wabern, Hesse ...... 14 M'omis, llesse...... „II Schönmgen, Brunswick ..17 Strelitz(Alt.) Mecklenburg^] Waddens, Oldenburg ....1 9 M'ürrstadt, H e sse ...... H Schnnrain, B avaria...... 18 Strclitz(Neu.)Mecklenburg20 Waddewarden, Oldenburg 19 M'ortli, B avaria...... 17 Schöppenstadt, Brunswickl?, Strobhausen, Oldenburg „ 1 8 Waging, B a va ria...... 17 M'redet!İıegen,Mcklnbrg.2l Schorndorf, Wirtemhurg . .13 Strücklingen, near Clop- Wahleroth, Nassau...... 13 M iippeis.Oldenburg. ...19 Schortens, Oldenburg ....19 ч penbonrg,Oldenburg., . .17 Waiblingen, Wirtemburg.. 13 Würges, Nassau...... 12 Schramberg,Wirteinimrg. .14 Stubbckiòbing or Stubbek- Walburg, Hesse...... 1 4 M’urstorf, H anover...... 17 Schrobenhauscn, Bavaria. .10 jlihing, Denmark ...... 21 WaJdenbueli, M'irtcmburg 13 M'unzicdci, Bavaria„ . . . 1 6 Schwabach, Bavaria...... 10 Stuhr, near Delmenhorst, 1 Waldkappel, Iltisse...... 14 Wurgau, Bavaria...... 16 Schwabhauscn, Bavaria ..10 Oldenberg ...... 15 Waldmunchcn,Bavaria..„1 7 M'urzbourg. Bavaria. ...1 4 Schwabmuncltcn, Bararial5 Stuttgard, Wirtemburg. „ .1 3 Wald sassen, Bavaria...... 17 M'urzach, M'irtcmburg. .15 Schwan or Schwaun, Meck­ Suhlingen, Hanover »...... 17 M'ahlsec, Wirtemburg „ „ 1 4 Mbistrow, Hanover.. . . „1 7 lenburg...... 20 SiilzeorSiilz, Mecklciiburg-21 Walkenricd, Brunswick „1 0 M'yck, Denmark...... 2U Sclnvalbach, Nassau...... 12 Sulz, Wirtemburg „ „ „ „13 Wallendorf,SaxeMeiningenlö Zarrentin or Zarrentlıiıı, Schwallungcn,SaxeMeinen.l4 Sulzbaeli, Bavaria...... 10 , Walmcroth,Nassau ... .„1 3 Mecklenburg...... 20 Scliwandorf, Bavaria ....1 0 Swendliorg or Swendburg, i Walsrnde. Hanover...... 17 Zi lla, Saxe CoburgGotlml4 Schwarzenfeld, Bavaria ..10 Denmark ...... 22 Wandsheck, Denmark... .10 Zetel, Oldenburg...... 17 Schwcnfurtli, Bavaria ....1 5 Sycke, Hanover...... 17 Wanfried, Hesse...... 14 Zeulenroda, R cuss...... 15 Schwerin, Mecklenburg ..18 Teisendorf, B avaria...... 18 Wangen, Wirtemberg . . . .15 Zettlitz, Bavaria...... 16 Hchwcy, Oldenburg ...... 19 Tessin, Mecklenburg...... 20 Warde, Denmark „....„2 1 Zeven, Hanover...... 17 Scliweyburg, Oldenburg . .17 Teterow, Mecklenburg . . . ,21 Wardenburg, Oldenburg , .17 Ziegcnhaiu, H esse...... 14 Schwieberdingen, Wirtemb.13 Tettens (lans le paysdeJever Waren or Wahren, Meck­ Zicrcnbcrg, Hesse...... 14 Seefeld, Oldenburg...... 20 Oldenburg . „ , „ „ „ „ 1 9 lenburg...... 18 Zorge, Brunswick „ „ „ 1 6 Seesen, Brunswick...... 14 Tettnargx Wirtemburg. . . .15 Warfleth, Oldenburg...... 17 Zorneding, Bavaria . . . . . 17 Begeberg, Denmark ...... 18 Themar, Saxe Meiningen „1 4 Wann, Mecklenburg------.20 Zuresel, Bavaria...... 18 Seligenstadt, Hesse ...... 12 Thiedenwiese, Hanover.. . ,10 Warnemünde,Meck!ciiburg29 Zustnurebnusen, Bavarial5 Sengwarden, Oldenburg .. 19 Thisted, Denmark...... 27 Wartjenstedt, Hanover „1 0 Zuybrurk, Bavaria...... l(t Sigmaringen, Wirtcmburgl4 Tlmmhaeh, B avaria...... 10 Wasserburg, Bavaria ....1 7 Zwiefalten, M-irteml>urgl4 Sillenstede, Oldenburg „ .. 1 9 Tirsclieucnith,Bavaria___17|Wassermungenuu, BavnrialU Zwisebenubn, Oideuburgl7

. . . SAE2»XETXA. List of Post Towns, with the Foreign Postage of a single Letter from Calais. Tbr Postage from London to Calais brine ltkl., that sum must be added to the amount opposite to flic name o f the Town in this List, when it is desired to pay the whole of t he Postage, both English and French, of a Letter toits final destination. d. d. d. d. Acqui, Acqui ...... „ „ 1 6 Aixles Bains,Savoy Properlă Albenpa, Albenga...... Ki Annecy, Genevois...... 13 Aigucbelle,Maurienne ....1 2 Alessio, Albenga...... Ki Albisola-Marina, Savona . .10: Allucinasse, C arouge.... 14 Aime, Ta ru: i taise „13 Alba oř Albe, Alba , . . .10 Alessandria or Alexandrie,16- Aosta or Aoste, Aosta Iti 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS 10

SVTITZ£I£&A3VX>. List of Post-Towns, viitli their respective Cantons, with the Foreign Postage of n Single Letter from Calais ; the Postage Iroin London to Calai» being lOd. that sum must he added to the amount opposite to the name o f the Town in this List, when it is desired to pay tin: whole of the Postage, both English and French, of a Letter to it» final destination. d. a : d. d. Aigle, Vaud...... 12 Ballatgne, V a ud...... KI Brigue, Valais...... 14 Coppet, Vaud...... 12 Airolo, Tessin...... 15 Ballstall, Solenni ...... 12 Brug", Argovy ...... 12 Cossonay, V aud...... 11 Allumini, Vuud ...... 12 Bellinzona, Tessin...... 15 Brunnen, S ch w itz...... 14 Ooiivet, Neuchâtel...... 11 Altorf, U ry ...... 14 Berne, Berne ...... 12 Bulach, Zurich ...... 12 Cully, Vaud...... 12 Alstaetten, St. Gail ...... 14 Bert houd or Burgdoríf, i Bulle, Fribourg ...... 13 Davos, Grisons ...... 13 Andelíingen, Zurich ...... 12 Berne ...... 12 Buren, Berne ...... 12 Délcmoiit, Berne ...... Il Anet or Ins, Berne...... 12 Bevaix, Nuuclmte!...... 11 Burgdorf, sce Blu thund, Die-senliofen, Turgovy . .14 Appenzell, Appenzell...... 14 Bex, Vaud ...... H Berne .12 Dissentis, Orisons ...... 1 5 Arau or Aarau, Argovy .. 12 Bianco, Tessin...... 15 'Cerber, Berne...... ,12 Donneloic, Vaud ...... ,12 Arberg or Aarberg, Berne. .12 Bienne or Bid, Berne ------12 Chfiteau d’Oex, Vaud ....1 2 Durrcnaeseh, Argovy ..12 Arbon, Tttrgovy...... 14 Bini y 1, A rg ov y ...... 12 i Ciiútel St, Denic, Fribourg, 14 Kclmlleiis, Vaud ...... 12 Arbor"or Aarburg, Argovy 12 Bischoftzdl,Turgovv------14 Gliaux de Fonds (la) Neu- Egliseu, Zurich ...... 12 Art, Solmit* ...... It Boudevilliers, Neuchâtel ..11 diatei ...... 11 Élig, Zurich...... 1 2 Aulionne,V a u d ___ ...... 1 2 Boudry, Neuchâtel ...... 1 2 Clu nit (le), Vaud ...... 12 Einbruch, Zurich ...... 12 Auvernitr, Neuchâtel .,..1 1 Bourgistein, Berne...... 1 2 Chia»o,Tessin...... 15; Engadin, Grisons ...... 15 Avenclics, Vaud ...... ,12 Breguell, Grisons ...... 15 I Coire nr Chur, Grisons . . . .15 Entlubucli, Lucerne . . . .12 Baden, Argovy ...... 12: Bremgarten, Argovy ...... 12 Colombier, Neuchâtel . . . .11 j Kriswyl, Berne ...... 13 Bale or Basle ‘ ...... 11 Brienz, B erne...... 13 ,Concize, Vaud...... 12 Estawayer, Fribourg. . . .13 ' » t «'-У 20 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS [1840 d. d. Falirw,ingen, Argovy . . . .12 Lode (le) Neuchâtel...... 11 Reyden, Lucerne ...... 12 St. Aubin, Neuchâtel....11 Fang, V aud...... 12 Loeschor Leuk, Valais ....1 4 Renan, B erne...... 11 S t.Blaise, Neuchâtel___ 11 Flcurieur, Neuchâtel...... 11 Lucens, V a u d ...... 12 Rheinegg, St. Gall...... U Sainte Croix, Vaud...... 11 Fraucnfield,id, Turgovy...... 1414 Lucerne, Lucerne ...... 12 Rhein fernen, Arkovy...... 12 St...... Gall,...... St. G all ...... ■14 Fribourg, Fribourg.*.Fribourg...... 1212 Lugano, Tessin ...... 13 Richtersclnvyl,„ , Zurich .,..1 2 St.Gingolph,Valais ....13 Frutigcn, Berne...... 13 Lutry, Vaud...... 12 Roche,Vaud...... 12 St. linier,Berne...... 11 Geneva (the whole o f the Maennedorf, Zurich ...... 12 Rochefort, Neuchâtel ..,.1 1 St. Maurice,Valais...... 13 Canton)...... 12 Magadino, Tessin ...... 15 Rolle, Vaud...... 12 St. Su|>liorin,Vaud...... 12 Gersau, nn the Lake o f the Mnrnaud,, Vaud ...... 12 Romainmotier.Vauđ ...... U St. Sulpice, Neuchâtel___ Four Cantons ...... 14 Martigny or Mart inadı, Va- Romont, Fribourg ...... 1 3 Tlioune or Thun, Berne. .12 Gerzonsée, Berne ...... 12 lais...... 1 3 Rorschach, St.Gall ...... 1 4 Toggcnlmrg, St. G all. , . .14 G laris (the whole Canton). .14 Meilen,Zurich...... 12 Rossimere,Vaud...... 12 Travers,Neuchatd...... 11 Gossan, St, G a ll...... 14 Meisterschwanden, Argovy 12 Roujremont,Vaud...... 12 Trogen, Appenzell ...... U Göttlichen, T urgovy...... 14 Mellingen, A r g o v y ...... 12 Rued, A rgovy...... 12 Untcrsen, Berne...... 13 Grandson, V aud. .* ...... 12 Mend risio, Tessin ...... lö Ruederthal, Argovy...... 13 Ursern, Ury...... 14 Griefensćc, Zurich...... 12 Monthey,. , Valais . ..13 Saanen, ~Berne----v“?------— *...... a u13 Valangin,N » и ш и ц ш . ai r euu u i ch u w â . 1 tel....11 . . , . x A Groningen, Zurich...... 12 Montpreveyre, Vaud...... 12 Sanuenstorf, Argovy...... 12 Vaulion, Vaud...... 11 Gruyère, Pribourg...... 14 Morat or Merten, Fribourg 12 Samein, Unterwalden...... 15 Vauinarcus, Neuchâtel .11 Hallwyl, Argovy ...... 12 Morgenthal, Berne...... 12 Sdìutf hausen,SdnufhausenUS Vernex, Vaud...... 12 Herisau, Appenzell...... U Morges, Vaud...... 12 Schinznach, Argovy...... 12 Verrières - suisses, Neu- Herzogenhouchsc,Beme ..12 Mortiers-Travers, Ncucha- SehoeffViund,Argovy...... 12 chatel ...... 11 Hctzkireli, Lucerne...... 12 tel ...... , .ll 'Schocncmverth, Soleure ...13 Vevey,Vaud...... 12 Hospital, Ury ...... 14 Mondon,Vaud...... 12 Schwarzcnburg, Berne . . . .12 Viege, Valais ...... 14 Ins, see Anet, Berne ...... 12 Munchwylen,Turgovy . . . .12 Schwitz, Schwatz ...... 14 Villeneuve,Vaud...... 12 Kaiserstuhl, A rg ov y ...... 12 Münster, Lucerne...... 12 Seengen, Argovy ...... 12 Villmergen, Areovy ....12 Kirchberg, Beme ...... 12 Mailand Route,Argovy... .12 Seenpacli, Lucerne...... 12 Wadinschwyl, Zurich.. . .12 Knonau,Zurich ...... 12 Neuchâtel, Neuchâtel .. .11 Sierro or Siders, V a la is.... 14 Waldenburg,Basle...... 11 Kulm and the Route,Argovyl2 Neuvoville, Berne...... 12 Sins, Argovy ...... 12 Wallenstatt, St.G a ll. . . .14 Kyburg, Zurich ...... 12 Nydau, B em e...... 12 Sion or Sitten,Valais...... 13 Walterswyl, Berne...... 13 Lachen, Schwitz...... 14 Nyon, Vaud...... 12 Sissacli, Basle...... 11 WattwyllJ S t.G a il...... 14 Laiidcroii, N eu ch âtel...... 11 Olten, Soleure...... 13 Soleure, Soleure...... 12 Weesen, St. Gail...... 1 4 Langenthal, Berne...... 12 Orbe, V aud...... 11 Sonceboz, Berne ...... 11 Weinfdden, Turgovy___ 14 Langnau, Berne ...... 12tOron,Vaud...... 12 Splügen, Grisous ...... 15 Willisau, Lucerne ...... 12 Lassaraz, Vaud ...... 11. Payeme,Vaud ...... 12 Staefta,Zürich ...... 12. Wintliertliur,Zürich ....12 LuafTonbunr, Argovy...... 12'Font (le), Vaud ...... 1] Staffelbach, Argovy ...... 1 2 Wolilen, Argovy...... 1 2 Lausanne, V aud...... 12 Ponts (les), Neuchâtel ....1 1 Stanz, Unterwalden ...... 15 Wyl,St.Gail ...... 1 4 Lenzburg, Argovy ...... 12 Poi'rentrv, Berne ...... 1 0 Steckboren, Turgovy...... 1! : Vverdun, V aud ...... 11 Liechdenstaeg, S t.G a il... .14 Ragatz, öt. G ail...... 14 Stein, A rgovy...... 1 2 Zoffingen, Argovy ...... 12 J.iestnil,Basle...... 11 Rapperschwyl,St.G a ll..,.14 Stein,Schaffaausen ...... 1 3 Zug (the whole Canton) .12 Licu(Ie)Vaud...... 12] Ragensberg, Zurich ...... 12 Siimmiswahl, B e rn e ...... 12 Zurich, Zurich ...... ,.12 Locam o,Tessin ...... 15'Reinach, Argovy ...... 12 Sursec, Lucerne ...... 12 Zumiteli, Argovy ...... 12

AUSTRIA. Л List of Provinces to which the Postage of Letters may be paid, as far as the French Frontier Offices o f Iluiiinguen or Forbach. d. d ) d.', ...... 84Pransvl vania . . . Bohemia...... Illvria ...... H!TvroL______...... ídStvria...... Callida......

х т л ь м . List of States to which the Postage o f Letters may he Paid, as far as Sarzane, the Italian Frontier of Sardinia. Lucca or Luequcs...... Tuscany or Toscane...... Pupal States...... Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

As before mentioned, Letters cannot It forwarded Unpaid to Switzerland or Sardinia, the Italian States, or the Aus­ trian Provinces. If the Senders do not wish to pay the Postage of the Letters to their Final Destination, they must pay at least the Italian rate o f Is. 7d., the German rate of Is. 4d., or Swiss rate of Is. 2d.

LEGHORN, CIVITA VECCHIA, NAPLES, MALTA, SYRIA, ATHENS, SMYRNA, CONSTANTINOPLE, ALEXANDRIA, AND THE EAST INDIES.

St нам P ack ets having been established from Ma u se u -LES to the above places, Letters may he forwarded by them on payment of Is. lOJd. for every quarter of an ounce weight, in addition to the present British rate to Calais. 1 he let­ ters, however, in order to be forwarded by this route, mu*t have distinctly marked upon them—“ ehi Marseilles, and the whole postage mast be paid at the time they are piit in the post. betters to any part of Italy inny be sent by this packet, provided they are endorsed “ viti Marseilles.” 1840. j POST OFFICE PECULATIONS. 21

TABLE o f the Houfu of flic Sik a si P a c k e t s , with the Rates o f Postage from Marseilles; Time ocoupied during the Voyage, and Time o f Stopping at each Place from Marseilles to Alexandria.

Postage. Time o f Voyage. Stop.

Franc. Duys. Hours. Days. Hours.

To Leghorn ...... I . 10 7 Civitavecchia ...... 1 2 2 8 N aples...... 1 2 23 G Alalta ...... 1 4' 22 1 S y ra ...... 2 8 12 Athens ...... 2 8 10 14 Smyrna...... 2 8 21 1 Constantinople ...... о 10 13 1 15 Alexandria ...... о 10 Ш 18 1 From Alexandria to S y r a ...... 1 О 10 12 Athens ...... 1 3 2 14 Smvma...... 1 3 iii 1 Constantinople...... 1 5 fi 1 15 Alalta ...... 2 5 Irt Naples ...... 2 7 17 G Civita Vecchia...... 2 8 14 G Leghorn ...... 2 3 lß Marseilles ...... o 10 IG

ТЪе Packet leaves Marseilles the 1st, 11th, and 21st o f each Month, at 5 p.m., and Alexandria the 0th, 10th, and 20th, at 4 p.m. By it Letters specially addressed “ vià Marseilles” are forwarded to India. Postage 3s. 8id. tingle and under a quarter of an ounce.

EGYPT AND THE EAST INDIES.

Letters, if forwarded by every fourth Saturday from February 15, by way o f Falm outh and Her Majesty’s Buckets In the M e d ite rr á n e a n , arc subject to an uniform rate of 2s. 5d. under half an ounce, Is. KM. under an ounce, !)s. 8

THE EAST INDIES.

In accordance with the Convention concluded with France, for sending the Indian Muil through that country, Mails will be made up in London, for India, vià Marseilles, on the 4th of every month, except it happens to fall on Sunday, when the Alail w ill lie made up the following day. The uniform rate on Single Letters to and from India by tins route will be 2s. 8d. under a quarter o f an ounce, and so on in proportion. The Postage by this route will be taken on the same principle that is now in force with French Letters, and the charges of all despatches must be paid in advance.

LONDON DISTRICT (OR TWOPENNY) POST OFFICE.

The Principal Office is at the General Post Office, St. Martln’s-le-Grand, where Loiters may he posted One Hour later at each Despatch than tit the Receiving Houses. At the Receiving House in Cornioli half an hour later, und for the accommodation of the Western parts of the Metropolis, Letters may be put into the Officeut Charing Cross, corner of Craig’s Court, and the Office in Regent Street, near Langham Place, half an hour later at each despatch than at the other Receiving Houses. There are 7 Deliveries ami 7 Collections o f Letters in Lundou daily, and by a remit Regulation, the Eight o’Clock Delivery has been extended to ail places in the environs o f London within tile circle of three miles from the General Post Oilire. These places have now Deliveries and 5 Despatches daily. The following are tlie Places, within the Three Mile circle, that have5 Deliveries and 5 Despatches:—Camden Town; Dahton ; Hackney; Islingtm; Kent Itomi (Old) ; liennington ; Kent\i»h Town, ns fur as Munslichl Place; Kings­ land; Newington liu tts ; Pentonville; ShaciileiccU ; Somers'Toten ; Vauxhall ; and Walworth. ± 2 POST OFFICE PECULATIONS. *[1840.

The Time by which Letters simuld be put into the Receiving Houses, or the Principal Office, for cacti Delivery of the Day, and that by which they arc despatched for Delivery, are as follows :—

Letters going from one part of the Town to another.

I f put into tkc Receiving Houses by ' Or the Priucipul Office by They are sent out for Delivery at Hours. Hours. Hour*. M orning...... 8 Morning ...... !) Morning ...... TO M orning...... 10 Morning ...... , ..11 Morning ...... 12 Noon ...... lá Afternoon...... 1 Afternoon...... 2 Afternoon ...... 2 ' Afternoon...... Afternoon...... 4 Afternoon ...... 4 Afternoon...... A fterooon...... О Afternoon ...... (i Afternoon...... 7 A fternoon...... 8 Afternoon ...... 8 Afternoon...... з Next Morning ...... 8 And each Delivery should be completed generally in about One Hour and a Half after the Despatch from the Principal Office, according to distance and number of Letters, &c.

From London to the Country.

If put into the Receiving Houses by Or the Principal Office by They arc despatched from the latter, at Hours. ’ Hours, i Hours Morning...... Morning ...... i> Morning ...... Noon ...... 12 Afternoon...... 1 Afternoon...... Afternoon ...... Afternoon...... Afternoon...... Afternoon ...... 0 Afternoon...... Afternoon...... 8 To Places having b u ti Deliveries a Day, Letters are sent off at the Hours o f 10 in the Morning, and 4 or 8 in the Afternoon. Such as go off at 10 are delivered at noon; those at 4 are delivered the same Evening, and such as go off at 8 are for delivery early next Morning. To Places having only one Post a day, they go off at 10, and arc delivered the same dayat Noon. The initials N. A. E. íe M. in the subjoined List, show the periods of Delivery, and the number of Deliveries at cadi place Daily, The Deliveries in the Country should be completed, generally, betwccen the hours of 11 and 1 ; between 2 and 3 in the Afternoon ; between (i and 8 in'the Evening ; and by or about ‘J in the Morning.

From the Country to London.

Letters put into the Post in time for the Morning Despatch, are sent out at 12 from tin; Principal Office, for Delivery in all parts of London. If put in for the Noon Despatch, they are sent out for Delivery ut 4 o'clock. If for the Afternoon Despatch, they are sent out for Delivery ut 8 o’clock in the Evening ; and if put İn for the Night Collection, they are despatched the following Morning, and are sent out for Delivery at 10 o’clock.

From one Part of the Country to (mother. Ifgoing from one part o f a Hide or District to another part o f the same Ride or District, and put in for the Morning Despatch, they are delivered, through the means o f a Bye-Post arrangement, the same Day at Noon. If put in for the Afternoon Despatch, they are delivered the same Evening, where an Evening Delivery is given. If going to parts not lielonging to the same Ride, they come to London : such Letters put into the Post tbr the Morning Despatch, arc delivered in the Country tlm same Evening, where an Evening Delivery is given ; if for the Afternoon Despatch, the next Morning, where a Morning Delivery is given; or otherwise at Noon. The Deliveries given to each will be found in the List of Places.

STAMPS. Tiie Date Stamp on Letters, or, if there be more than one, that having tlie latest hour, shows the Day and time of Day they were despatched for Delivery; that on Returned Letters excepted, which shows the time they were returned to the Office ns Dead Letters. Personshaving occasion to complain of the Delay of their Letters, are requested to transmit to the Superintending President (H. Smith, Esq.) the Covers, with a statement o f the Time of Delivery, as the Date and 8tamp will assist materially in tracing their course. TVctespapers pase free by the London Twopenny Post, except in those cases where they'shall be postisi and delivered w.f.iin the iraits, for the time being, o f the General Post Delivery, when the postage is one Penny on each Newspaper.

Letters not to he Delivered Bach. And to prevent the possibility o f Letters being surreptitiously obtained from the Offices where put in, Office keepers are strictly forbid returning, to any persons whatsoever, Letters that may be applied for, under whatever^ circumstances the recovery may be urged. This is moreover forbid by the established principle, that the instant a Letter is committed to the Post, it is no longer tiic property of the Sender.

Penalties. li, h 1st Victoria, cap. 30, see. 2, any Person illegally conveying Letters incurs a Penalty o f £5. for every offence : and g;I00 for every Week the practice is continued. The Sender also incur* a Penalty o f £J> lor every offtmee, with full Costs ofSuit. ' ’ 1840.1 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS 23

LIST OF PLACES IN

T H E COUNTRY DELIVERY

OF THE TWOPENNY POST:

Showing also (the Letters N. .4. E. mul M. meaning Noon, Afternoon, Evening, and Nevi Morning) the Deliveries given Daily at each place: and in the following Columns, the Time feed fo r the Departure of the Po/t from such as have Deceiving Houses.— Those having no Time stated have no Deceiving Houses.

Tty command of the Postmaster General, the Country Delivery of this Office lias been extended to a circle of twelve miles from the General Post-office. X.H. Letters stamped Ten o’clock, arc for the Delivery at Noon; Four o’clock, for Delivery the same Evening; and Eight o'clock, for Delivery next Morning. Rye letters having iu the Date Stamp the Letters Mg. shonld be delivered at Noon ; those having the Letters Ec. tho s ime Evening, where an Evening Delivery is given.

] . rP 1 gl İt . i f g c it р L Letters should he mit into 3 Letters should lie put into О 8 \ê the Receiving Houses £ < И the Receiving-Houses Ä у \<, Time of Depar­ Evening. 1 Time of Dcpar- iuLondon,bytlie Hours ture,or that hy which in Dindon hythe Hours ture,orthatliy which 1-2 2 G o f ...... 8 Letters should he o f ...... 8 '1-2 2 Letters should be Or the Principal Office by 0 1 7 Orthr Principal Office hy i) 1 .3 put in at Places 1 i 7 put iif at Places having Receiving having Receiving- For Delivery at the Pe-, Houses. Fcr Delivery at the Pe­ Houses. rimls named underneath, riods named underneath, by initials iucachC'olumn Deliveries at by mitalein each Coliniin Deliveries at respectively. each Place. respectively. each Place. . £ I iZ ; . 1 c с» D ir Morn Noon A ft.N gt I * Morn Noon! Aft. !>*gt PLACES. = .3 PLACES • £ % i : 3 « li. in. ili. in. li. ш li. m It. 111. )l. 111. It. m'h. m J : О s I < X. у* < — *5 * ! J

ACTON ...... Mtdd. N A м 8 30 1 1»3 30 Chiii"fnrd...... F.-sr-x N v. 8 30 3 »il Acton, East...... Midd. N м 8 0. 3 tl Chiselhurst...... N ; Af 2 45 Apperton...... Mİdd. N 1 Chiswick...... N A E Al 9 0 1 04 0 Ralliani ...... Stirrv N A E М !) 30 1 15 4 lő 7 30 ( ’lapícím ...... • Surry N A E Af 9 45 I 45 4 30 8 0 N A К м 8 I) I-' .1.-, 4 0 7 Ali . Militi. V \ i; .M 9 15 1 45 4 15 8 0 Rames ...... Surre N A К м 8 3U İ-2 30,3 -tö 7 30 Colnev H atch... . A! ititi. N E M 8 30 3 30 Barnet...... Midii. N Е м 8 45 3 45 Crnvfbrd . . . ___ N E M 7 45 -2 45 Rattcrsea...... Surre N A К м il II 10 45 1 0 7 30 Croueli End...... Al idd. N A E M 9 0 4 0 Bavswater ...... Midd. N A К М О V, 1 :RI 4 15 8 0 Crovdon ...... • Su m N A E M 8 45 1-2 45|3 45 8 0 Rockingham . . .. • Kent N К м 8 45 3 45 Dagenham ...... N 1 •2 30 Beddington...... Snrrv N Е м 8 301 3 311 Denmark H ill... .Sm t v N A E M 9 30 9 30 1 45 B exley...... Kent N Е м « 30 3 311 lient foni Broad v t .Kent N A E M 9 :«! I 0 f 3018 0 Boxlev Heath . . . . Kent N К м 8 0 .3 Oj Dulwich ...... Snrrv N A E AI 9 :«l 1 45 4 3017 3« Blackheath . . . . . Kent N A К м Î) ló! 1 0 4 10,8 0 Ealing ...... Midd. N A E .M 8 0 12 30 3 0|7 30 B lcndon...... Kent N Е М , See Bexley Ealing, Little ... . Midd. N A E M 8 15 12 30 3 1517 30 Bow ...... Midd. N A К м 1(1 О 1 15 5 0 8 11 East Bannt...... Herts N E AI 8 30 3 30 Brentford, New , Midd. N A К м 9 11 1 0 4 0 8 0 Kast Ham ...... Essex N Л К AI 8 30, 3 30 B ridging...... Kent N г: М : See Bexley Kast Sheen...... Stirrv N \ E AI 9 0 1 0 4 017 30 Brixtmi, North . Kurrv N A к м 9 30 1 15 4 20,8 0 Kdgwnre...... Midd. N E AI 8 45 3 45 Uroralev...... Kent N A к м 8 30 1-2 4.53 301 Kđtiiontoii.I.mvci ..Midd. N A E M 9 15 1 0 l 15 7 30 llronipton, Old .. Midd. N A Е AI 9 0 1 30 4 0 8 0 Edmonton,Uimei ...Midd. N A E M 9 30 1 15 4 30,8 Bromntnn R ow .. .Midd. N A к м 9 50 -2 0 t 50 8 0 Elstree ...... N M 3 0 N A к м Ritiläni...... Kent N E M 9 0 ( 0 Rush H ill ...... Midii. N A к AI Enfield...... Midi!. N l E AI 9 0 1*2 45 4 0 7 0 Carshnlton ...... Sitrrv N к А! 8 45, 3 45 Ditto Ilitrhwav •* .Midd. \ A E M 8 0 12 0,3 (I 8 0 Charlton ...... Kent" N к Al 9 0 4 0 Kriti...... N I ‘2 30 Clmrlton, New .. Kent N A Е м Finehlov ...... Midd. N E M 9 0 i 0 Cliram ...... N F, м 8 15! 1 15 Foot*« < *RIV...... К » lit N AI 2 45 Chelsea ...... Midii. N A К М 9 0 1 3lM 0 8 0 Frynrn Harnet«.. . Alidd. N E AI SerCnlney Hatch. Chigwoll ...... Kssex N К м 8 15* 1 15 Fulham...... Midd. N Л К AI 9 15 1 15 t 153 0 Citiglieli R o n ... L-six N Е 8 0 ,1 0 CioIiIltN G fcfti... .Midd. N F. 1 24 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [ 1840.

r: ! c Morn . . l í ' о û -a N oon ЛЛ- tfgt I' J~ Мит Noon,Aft. Xgt PLACKS. PLACES. £ It. in. h. in. h £ lí. In ll.m. £ h. ni.jh, in. It. m'h.m. . У, v- £ Й 1 I— : řs

Greenforil ...... Midd. 7 0 ■ i i f 1-. Pluisto.e...... Kent Л E See Bromlev. Greenwich ...... Kent 9 (1 1 04 0.8 0 Plumstead...... Kent 3 3Uİ Hadley...... Midd. I! See Barnet. Ponder’s End...... Midii. 5 12 15 7 30 II Hm...... Surry N 8 0 (3 0, Portland Town.. .Midii. Hammersmith ...M idii. N 1» 15 9 45: 1 45 4 30 j 1 3n|4 156 0 Potter’s Bar. ..M idd. 8 lij 3 0| Hampstead...... Midd. N !) 80 2 0 4 30 8 0 Putney...... Surry 9 30 t o t 30'ă Hamilton...... Midd. N 8 15 İ3 It Railillani ...... Essex Hampton C ourt... Midd. N M 8 11 2 15i 3 о! Richmond...... Surry 9 h 12 45 4 0 8 Hampton Wiek.. .Midd. N M 7 30, о 0 Roehampton.. . .Surrv 9 0 12 30 4 0 N E M 6 01 2 Hatiweli...... M idd. 03 о б 0 Rom ford.____.______. . . Esse x 8 45j r3 45. Harrow ...... M idd. N |K 9 Oi 4 9, Sewardston...... Essex N о I H ayes...... Kent M 45 Slicpherd’sBnsh. . Midd. 7 H 0-4 O1 Hendon ...... M idd. N M 0 (1 4 01 Shooter’s H ill... ..Kent N 8 «I 3 08 Heston...... Midd. M 6 15 3 15 Side u p ...... Kent See Foot’sCrav. Higli Beech...... Essex N M 1 : Snareshrook...... Essex A E N о Higligate...... Midd. M 9 30 0 4 30 3 0 Southall...... -Midd.Midd. N К М • 451 N High wood ...... Midd. M 10 30, 5 о Southhomitgh... .Kent. X м Sec Bromlev. Holloway...... Midd. N M 10 О 1 45 ~ì о South End,Eilliain.1. Kent X м N See Eltharn. Holloway Down..Essex M j South Er.d,Lewis­ X Y Iloldsden Green . . Midd. ham...... Е 8 -İĞ 1 45 N Homerton ...... Midd. M 9 30i 1 45 4 06 0 Southgate...... Midd. N Е м 8 311 3 30' Hornsey ...... Midd. N 8 30 1 15:3 50. South Lambeth. .Surry N Л Е лМ 10 0 Í4 45: Hounslow ...... Midd. N 8 30 12 453 30 Stamford Ilill.. .Midi!. X А Е Sí 9 30 4 0 Hurst ...... Kent N ! See Bexlev. Stanmore...... Midd. X Е м 8 0 13 oj Hyde...... Midd. N 8 0. is 30| St. Mary C ray.. .Kent N м 2 15 Ilford ...... Essex! N 8 30 1 15 3 30 8 0 Stockwell...... • Surry X А Е м 0 45 1 30 4 30 8 0 Ilford, Little ....E ssex N I : St.Paul’s Cray.. • Kent м Sve St. Mary Cray. Isleworth...... Midd. ■ N 8 30,12 30 3 30 8 0 StrandunderGre и Midd. N Л К м Kensall Green___ M idd. j N 0 0 4 0, Stratford ...... Essex X А Е м 9 30 1 45 4 30 8 0 Kensington ...... Midd. N 0 30l 2 0 4 308 0 Strcathani..... Surrey X А Е м 9 012 45 4 0 8 0 Kentish Town. . . . Midd. N 9 30| 1 30 4 30 8 0 Sunhury...... X м 7 20i ‘2 45 K eston...... Kent N See Hayes, Kent Sutton...... у Е XI 8 30! 3 зо! Kew ...... Surry N 8 30 12 303 30'8 0 Sutton,...... X Е м See Heston. Kilburo ...... Midd. N 10 0 15 01 Sutton, Little ,. ..Midd. X л Е м 1 Kingsbury ...... Midd. N See Hyde. Sydenham...... X К м 9 (1 14 0 Klngsland ...... Midd. N 10 0 15 0 Teddington...... Midd. X К м 8 № 3 0 Kingston...... Surry N 8 45 12 303 45, Thornton Heath .Surrv X Е м 8 30İ i 3 30 Lamp to n ...... Midd. N — Sec Hounslow. Tooting, Lower. .Surrv X л Е м 9 30 I 15 4 30 7 30 Lee ...... Kent N M j 8 30 '3 30 .Surrv X л Е .м 9 15 t 0 4 15 7 30 Lewisham ...... Kent N M ; 9 0 1 0 4 0 7 45 .Midii. X л Е м 9 45 1 so 4 45 8 0 Leyton...... Essex N M O O 12 30İ4 0. X Е м 8 30 i 3 30« Ley tons tone...... Essex M 9 30' 1 15 4 30 8 0 .Midd. X А Е м 9 0 i 15 4 0 8 0 Lissoti G io ie ...... Midd. ?. M 10 o; 2 45 4 45, ..Midd. X л Е м 8 45 12 3 03 45 8 0 Lockshottoiu . . . . Kent N İ • Suny X А Е м İU 0, j 5 0 Loughton...... Essex |3 0 Upton...... Essex X К м Mafla H i l l ...... Midd. X , 2 0 5 0| Upton...... X Е м See Bexley. Maidon...... Surry W| See Cbcam. M addon...... Surry X К м 8 45 3 45 Maryland P oint.. Essex n ! . Midii. N А Е м 9 30 12 45 4 307 30 Merton...... Surry N к о! .Surry X Е м 8 15 3 451 Mill H i l l ...... Midd. ' N 3 IH . Essex X м 12 02 45 Mitcham, Lower. .Surry N 12 15 4 0 7 30 . Essex X м 12 30 3 0 Mitcham, Upper. .Surrv N 1 0|4 15,7 30 . Essex X А К м 8 40 3 4Õ Morden...... Surry N 3 15 Wandsworth. • Surry X л Е м 9 30 1 0 4 30 8 0 Mortlake...... Surry N 12 45 4 0 7 30 Wanstead.. . . . Essex X л Е м 9 0 12 45.4 0 Muswell Hill...... Midii, j N M 8 15 4 01 N Е м 6 0 3 0 Neasden...... Midd. j N I • Midii. X . К NewCross.-SurryAKent ; N M 9 40I, 1 04 40 8 0 - . 1 Newington, Stoke.Midd. . N M 10 0, 1 455 0.6 0 . Midd. N Е м Newington Green Midd. N M i U 30i 12 (14 0 . Essex X А Е м 0 2U 1 30 4 201 Nine E lm s...... Surry j N j Ml I I ! . Essex N Л Е м North C ray...... Kent j N M See Foot’s Cray. .Midd. X Е м 9 0 4 0 North End ,Kul ham .4 idd. N : M 0 0 14 0 • Essex N А Е м o o 12 45 4 0[ North End,Hamp­ .Midd. : X м Set* Eti.;ware. stead ...... Midd. ! n | M .Midd. N Е 7 451 2 45 N ortholt...... Midd. M See Grcenford. .Kent X м Sec Welling N orw ood...... Surrv ; Ï E M 9 15 1 45 3 45 7 0 . Kent N м 2 15 Norwood...... Midd. N ! E M 8 Oi 3 0 N 1 м See Bromley. Old Ford...... Midd. ' E M Wilsdon. . ..Midii. N Е 9 4 Ül 4 40; Palmers’ Green .. Midd. j ;e M i l l .S um X Е м 8 зо! 3 3») Parsons’ Green. . . M idd. ' в --я 9 15 1 04 15 7 30! ..Midii. У К м 8 40| 3 40 Pockham...... Snrrv ! b I E M I 0 15 1 30 4 15İ7 45 . K>m \ У : К м il 15 1 0 4 15 8 0 Perrivale...... Midd. | N „ ! i 1 i Woodford Brid;. . Kssi-.ч У 1 К м 9 0 4 0 Petersham...... Surry ! N Íe ' M i 8 0 .3 0| Woolwich...... Km t ; X К м 0 0 12 45 4 0 7 0 Plaistow...... K- sex I N ! .E M İ 0 0 1 0 4 ol .Midii. ř N 1 К ! 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS 25

THE GENERAL AND TWOPENNY POST RECEIVING HOUSES were, by mi arrangement which ennie into operation on the 11th o f December 18W, consolidated. Consequently, all Re­ ceiving Houses art* now for the receipt of General, Foreign, Ship, and Twopenny Post Letters, both paid anil unpaid, with the exception of the Receiving Houses at -it Cornhill ; ‘21 Omring Cross, and 313 Regent Street, near Langham Place, at which places General Post Letters cannot he received. Unpaid Letters must he dropped into the box, and Puid Letters taken into the Oilice. Letters for the London Delivery of the Twopenny Post are despatched from all the Receiving Houses to the Chief Offices at 8,10, and 12 o’clock every morning : and at 2, 4, 0 and «o'clock every afternoon. Letters for the Country Delivery of the Twopenny Post tire despatched at 8 and 12 in the morning, and at 2 ami G in the after­ noon. From 24 Conduit, 21 Charing Cross, and 131 Oxford Street, the Letters are despatched half an hour later than from the other Receiving Houses. Gennai Post Letters posted after 5 o'clock cannot iie forwarded the same evening. Newspapers intended to pass by the General Post th e sam e s ig h t must be put in before 5 o’clock. %* General Post Letters for the Day Muds can be put into the Receiving Houses till eight o’clock in the morning of the day on which the Mails are despatched.

LIST OF RECEIVING HOUSES, WITHIN TUREK MILES 01' THE GENERAL TOST OFTICE. No. North . No. No. 04 Amwell street, Clerkenwell Clapham road, 2 Holland place 2G J.eadcnhall street 7 Aylesbury street Dover road, 5 Alsop buildings Liinehouse, 44 Three Colt street 38 Barbican Kennington, 3 Octagon place I.imchouse bridge,oppo. the church Rattle bridge, I Pleasant row 4 Kennington Cross 11 Mansell street, Goodman’s fields 81 Bunhill row Kent road, 4 Dover pi. npp. Surry sq Mile end road, 8 Artichoke row Camden town, 08 High street Kent rd.Idtiussex pl.nr.Cunal bridge Mile end, 6 Ireland row Camden New town, 2 Great Ran­ Kent street road, 7 Vork place i Mile end (New) 2 Grove romi dolph street Kent rd. (New) 5 Providence bldgs 102 Minoriee Cityrd.4 Bridge pt.nearCanal bridge 7 Knightrider street (Little) : 11 Moorgate street 38 City road, near the turnpike Lamheth,03 Bridge road I 27 Norton fulgide 36 City road, near Old street Lambctli, 74 Commercial road 9 Old Broad street 7 Clarendon square, Somers’ toivu Lambeth, 5 East place ;234 Poplar High street ЗУ Cleveland street, Fitzroy square Lambeth, 38 High street : 70 Queen street, Cheapside 8 Goswell street J.imbelli, GG Lower Marsh Ratcliff cross, 77 Broad street 45 Goswell street road Lambeth, 33 Mount street 230 Shadwell High street 109 Goswell street Lambeth, 2 Suville placu 1 37 Shoreditch 43 Gray’s inn lane. 7 London road, Southwark 11 Stepney, High street Hampstead road,37 Frederick place, Newington Butts, 22 High strict ' 83 Thames street (Lower) corner o f Edward street 17 Newington Causeway ( 30 Tower street Holloway road, 17 Wells row, oppo-1 4 New Park street, Southwark 144 Wupping, Execution Dock site Highbury place, Islington 2? Pembroke place, Vauxhall hr. road 340 Wapping Holloway, li Pleasant place, near 2? Rot lierhithe street 72 Whitechapel High street the Hornsey road 10G Tooley street 133 Whitechapel road Islington,flMray’s buildings, Lwr.rd] GO Union street, Southwark Islington, 111 Felix ter. Liverpool rd Vauxhall, near the turnpike, South W est. Islington,15 High st, near the Angel Lambeth 91 Albany st. Regent’s park Islington, 3 Lower Brunswick ter. Walworth road, 11 Black Prince 19 Berkeley street west Barnsbury road row, opposite Cross street 36 Berners street Islington,80 Upperst.nr. theCliureh Walworth road, 12) Bolingbrokc 7 Blackmoor st. Clare market Kentish town, 10 Providence place row, near the turnpike 5 Blnndford st. Manchester sq. 1 Kingsland green Walworth, 31 Crosby row, opposite 25 Bridge street, Westminster Kingsland road, 4 Orchard place West street I Broad street, Bloomsbury 54 Leather lane 52 Broad street, Golden square Newington green East. 8 Broadway, Westminster 103 Old street 27 Alligate 9 Bruton street Paneras,? Church rw.St.Paneras rd Bethnal green road, 25 Camden row 38 (late 40) Castle st. Leicester sq. Paneras,27 Judd place, New road 63 Bishopsgute within 93 Chancery lane 44 Ponton street, Pontons ille 157 Bishopsgatc without 8 Chapel st. Beigrave square 35 Rosamon street Bbiekwull, opposite the Plough 15 Charing Cross fa r Twopenny Post ShaeklcweU,7 High st. King-land 18(1 Brick lane, fepitallields Letters only G tit. John street 77 Cable street Í G Charles street, Soho 10 Smitlifleld bars II Cannon street road, St. George east 3 Charles st. (Upper) Westminster 10 Tabernacle square, 48 Old si. road 118 Cheapside i 0 Connaught terrace Whitccross street, in the prison 37 Clifton street, Finsbury market \ .57 Coram street Commercial road, K.8 Prince's place j 27 Cromer street So u th . Commercial road, E. 38 Colet place i 4« Curran street, Mayfair Albany road, 1 Waterloo pi. Kent rd Commercial road, 2 Waterloo terr , 37 Devonshire st. Portland place Belvedere pi. St. George’s li. tilhwrk 24 Cornhill tor Twopenny post Let­ 88 Drummond st. Muston sq. Bermondsey, 11 Dockland ters only :148 Drury lane Bermondsey ,4 Salmon pi. Grange rd 11 EastSmirhfield (Upper) J 12 Duke street, Manchester square 80 Bermondsey street 136 Fenchurch street 24 Khurv street, Pimlico 44 Bluckfriurs road 5 Finsbury place Kdgware road, corner of Queen st. 111 Blackfriars road 109 Fore street 9 FarniigiIon street 10G Blackman street, Borough Hackney, 8 Church street tifi Farriiigdoi] street 55 Borough Hackney, Mare stri ct 19 Fetter lane Brixton road, 18 Commerce place 211 Hackney road, con» r of Union st 45 Fleet street Camberwell green, 1 New terrace Hackney road. 83 Market pla n. 8J Fleet street Camberwell grove, 22 t diureh street - Hackney road, 13 Gnyim’s place Gray's Inn, 14 Sontii square Camberwell New rd. 5 Leicester jd 139 Ho.vton Old town 7 firent Mary-le-honc street Cambervve! road, У Clarence place i Iloxton New town, I Critehcll place 81 Great Portland street Camberwell. 3 Edward's pi. South­ G5 King William street, City 22 Great Russell st. Cuvent garden ampton street 26 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840.

.Vo. ; No. No. 43 Great Russell st. Bloomsbury ; 03 New Bondstreet, corner o f Brook st 170 Sloane street 30 Greek street, Solio ; 21 Osnaburgh st. Regent’s park 27 Southampton row, Russell sq JO Grenville st. Brunswick sq. i 1)4 Oxford street 10 South Atulley street 4(1 High Ilolliom 101 Oxford street 34 South Audley street 223 Higli Ilolbom 210 Oxford street 3 St. James’s street 55 I ligi i street, St. Giles's ,118 Pall Mall 38 Store street, Bedford square 145 Holbom bars 18 Park Terrace, Regent’s park 4!) Strand I loi born ]till, corner of H at ton Grdn. 35 Park street, Grosvenor square 104 Strand 22 James street, Long acre j Pimlico, 28 Queen’s row 180 Strand В Jet myn street 02 Piccadilly |li)0 Strand 30 Jennyn street 11!) Piccadilly. 338 Strand 2 King street, Covent Garden ; 17 Portugal street j Temple, 2 Devereux court 32 Knighbbridge (il Princes st. Leicester sq. i 4 Thayer st. Manchester sq. <55 Lamb’s Conduit street 10 Queen street, Chelsea \ 1 Torrington place :W Itigli street, Burton crescent 52 Red Lion street i 57 Tottenham court road 33 Little Newport street 189 Regent street, St. James’s i 103 Tottenham court road 35 Ludgate street 11 Regent pi. Horseferry rd. W estmin. 132 Tottenham court road U> Maddox st.Iianover square 31!) Regent st., near Langham place, 70 Upper Berkeley st. Portman sq. 18 Mary-1#—bone st. Golden sq. jo r Twopenny Post Letters only. 1 Upper Baker street 2 Millbank street, Westminster 16 Skinner street, Šnowhill 2 Vigo street lí') Mount street, Orosvenor s#j. 101 Sloaiie street 27 York st. Marv-1 e-bonc

PERSONS WHO FORMERLY FRANKED AND RECEIVED LETTERS FREE,

BY VIRTUE OF THEIR OFFICES.

And teho, under the presoti regulations, are entitled to receive letters or pachcts weighing more than sixteen ounces.

?/>rd Chancellor Secretaries to the Lords of the Admiral :y I President o f the India Board Secretary of State for the Home Depart­ Commander of the Forces * i Secretaries to the Board of Contro ment Secretary to ditto Judge Advocate General Under Secretaries to ditto Master General of the Ordnance : Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Secretary of State for the Foreign Secretary to ditto ; Chief Secretary to ditto Depratincnt Secretary to the Board of Ordnance : Under Secretary to ditto Under Secretaries to ditto Inspector General o f Fortifications Private Secretary to ditto Secretary of State for the Colonial Adjutant General ; Postmaster General Department Quarter Mastım General Secretary to ditto Under Secretaries to ditto Secretary at War i Assistant to ditto First Lord of the Treasury Under ditto ; Secretary for ( 1 encrai Tost Office in Chancellor of the Exchequer Paymaster of the Land Forces I Ireland Lords of the Treasury President o f the Board o f Trade ; Secretary for General Post Office in Secretaries to ditto Vice President o f ditto Scotland Speaker of tbc House of Commons Clerks to the Privy Council Surveyor and Superintendent of Mai! First Lord of the Admiralty First Commissioner o f Woods u id j Coaches Lords of the Admiralty Forests I Surveyors o f General I’ost Office I THE FOLLOWING ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS ONLY. The Secretary o f Chelsea Hospital Incorporati li Society for Promoting the Enlargement and Co“hier o f ( i reen wich Out Pensions Building and Repairing o f Churches and Chapels Clerk of the Chock, Greenwich Hospital Commissioners of Compensation for the Abolition of Slavery Commissioners for the Issne o f Exchequer Bills Commissioners for lite Poor Laws J.S . Briekwood, Esq. Secretary to ditto Barrister or Advocate to Certifv Rules o f Friendly Societies William Jacob, Esq. Comptroller o f the Com Returns J. II. Brown, Esq. Registrar o f Merchant Seamen Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts Commissioners of Tithes for Englanti anil Wales Commissioners for Building und Promoting the Building of T. H. Lister, Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths Additional Churches Registrar of Designs 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS, T t

ROUTES OF THE MORNING AND EVENING MAIL COACHES

FROM AND TO LONDON;

Shewing the time at which the Mail passes through each place on its journey outwards and inwards. The Preston and Li­ verpool and Manchester Morn ing Ma il (by Birmingham, Grand Junction,and North Union Railway), which conveys despatches to Ireland, leaves the General PostOlHce at nine in the moniini/, as do the Cheltenham, Dover, Portsmouth, and Southampton (D a y ) M a il s . The Brighton (D a y ) M a il leaves ut thirty minutes past ten. The Evening Mails leave London at eight o’elock every day except Sunday, when they set out one hour earlier ; they nil arrive between the hours o f six and seven in the morning, with the exception of the Preston and Liverpool and Manchester (by Railway) (Day) Mail, which arrives at two, the Portsmouth and Southampton (Day) at twenty-eight minutes past two, the Dovcr(Day) at eight minutes past four, the Brighton (Day) at a quarter-past four, and the Cheltenham (Day) at a quarter past six i/t the ufternoun. To ascertain cxactli/ the time in the morning at which any other Mail readies the General Post Office, it is only necessary to add the difference between eight o'clock and the time at which the Mail passes through the first-named town, on its outward route, to the time mentioned in the inward column opposite the same place. The distances are calculated from tiie General Post Office. MORNING MAILS.

Time at which the Mail passes. MAIL. Passes through From London. To London. Dist.

11 33 a 3 7 m 11 BRIGHTON f Croydon...... >u p I Rei ga t e ...... 1 0 m 1 4li m Mo r n in g M a il , p p Crawley ...... 1 A4 1' 111 12 51 p ni ïîl Спок field ...... 75 p III 11 55 il m 40 v B righton ...... 4 15 I» m 10 no a m 55 О r Euston Grove Station...... 1) 30 a Ml 1 32 p m ! T rin g ...... 10 4* a 111 12 n p in 34 1 Wolverton...... 11 41 a III 11 11 a Ш 54 12 з з ]> III 10 20 a m 71 Coventry ...... I no 111 0 17 a ni !*» о p BIRMINGHAM to PRESTON . B ir m in g h a m ...... no p 111 H 32 a m 114 Mo rn in g Ma il , j Wolverhampton ...... Õ 23 p m 7 31 a m 128 By Birmingham, Grand Junction, I( Stafford . . .’ ...... 4 3 p 111 0 40 a 111 140 ’ and North Union Raihvuvs. W hit more...... 4 41 p III и 0 a m 157 Crewe...... 5 11 p 111 •> 41 a m 108 :w p 111 5 0 a m 180 Warrington ...... (Î 10 p III 4 30 a m 102 . Parkside ...... (i 31 p 1)1 4 12 a ni 100 t Preston...... 7 30 1» 7 a ni 221 ( Paddington Station...... it 35 a Ill •T 30 p in 4 West Dravton Station...... 10 38 a III 4 5J p m 17 Slough Station ...... 10 50 111 4 40 1' ni 22 Maidenhead Station ...... 11 О a III 4 23 p III JO CHELTENHAM i Twvford Station ...... It no a 111 tl .70 1' in 35 Mo r n in g Ma il , H enlev...... 12 12 noon 3 İH p m 40 By Groat Western Railway to 12 42 III 48 p 111 44 Twyford Station, from Cross Keys, Nett le b e d ...... M p Honsington...... I p 111 s p III 51 Wood Street, and Golden Cross, Oxford ...... *1 38 p 111 12 42 p III 02 Charing Cro-s. Witiiov ...... 3 1 irt p m *1 r LJ a III 74 B orioni...... 4 52 p III 10 !8 a in HI Xorthleacli ...... *...... 5 •12 p III 9 IB a 111 01 Andoversford ...... 0 28 p 111 9 a 111 08 (C h e lten h a m ...... 7 n p III s lí a III 104 Welling...... 10 15 a in о .73 p 111 2 > Hartford...... 10 44 a III 24 I» m Ш DOVER Rochester...... 12 n Ш 12 ;j7 1' in :ш Mo r n in g Ma il , } p Sittinghoume...... 1 it 111 40 1' in 41 Golden Cross and Spread Eagle. \ p 1' ' Canterbury...... о 51 p 111 10 4 a m 56 72 v D o v e r .. .’ ...... 4 :w p III в 30 a III 3 PORTSMOUTH Vauxhall Station ...... 9 27 a Щ » 53 p 111 Farnboroitgli Station...... 11 27 a III 0 noon 51 Morn in g Ma il , ‘ t 41 By Sontii Western Railway to Fundiam ...... 12 1.7 111 H »II n JO a II) a 56 Fumhorough, from Swan with Two ) Petersftctd...... l 40 1' 111 9 AO Til .» ;«i Ml w a m fill Neck«, Lad Lane. Ilorrulcuii...... p •ч 74 .P o r t s m o u t h ...... :i 40 p III t 4C il in /-Vauxhall Station...... !) 27 a 111 1 53 1» 111 3 SOUTHAMPTON Famboroitgh Station ...... 1 1 27 a III Ю noon 54 ! ; 4H Morn in g Ma il , J Hasingstoke Station...... 12 0 noon 11 JO a m ( Winchester Station...... » T i p m 9 0 a III fit I Southampton Station...... no Til 8 JO a III 79 Jţ p 80 1 Southam pton Post Office...... 43 p 111 8 ì J a m 23 POST OFFICII REGULATIONS [1340. PLACES TO WHICH LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ARK FORWARDED BY ТИК MORNING AS WELL AS BY THE EVENING MAILS:— Despatches rue likewise received bacitfrom them bí/ the Mahla y Mails. For the hours at which the letters anti newspapers arriving by them are delivered, see‘Deli very o f Letters, page 3. Accrington Cheltenham Guildford Manchester Rochdale ' Wakefield Banbury Chester Halifax Margate Rochester I Walsall Bangor Clitheroe Ilaydon Bridge Market Wciglitou Rugby J Warrington Barnsley Cockermouth Heinel Hempstead Mary port •St. Asaph Warwick Basingstoke Conway Henley Millillänne St. Albans Watford Benson Coventry Hexham Nettlebed Scarborong We cd on Berkhempstcad tCrawley Holywell Newcastle on Tyne Selby Wpthcrby Beverley tCucktield Horndean Northampton * Settle Whitehat en Birmingham Hartford Ilowden Nort bleach Shoreham Wigan Blackburn Daventry Huddersfield North Shields Wigton Brack Icy Doncaster Hull Oxford Winchester Bradford, Yorksh. Dover Kendal Peak ridge South Shields Windsor t Brighton j Farnlmm Lancaster Penrith Stafford Witney Buckingham ! Fenny Stratford Leamington Petersfield I Stockport Wolverhampton Burford ! Fcversham Leeds Pockiington ' Stony Stratford Workington Bu rnley G'.’ teshcad Leighton Buzzard Pontefract : Stratford-on-Avon Worthing Burton, Wcstimld. 1 Gloucester Lewes Portsmouth j Sunderland York Canterbury Godalmiu Liverpool Preston i Tadcastcr Carlisle ' 1 Goole Maidenhead Ramsgate ; Towcester All Ireland Carnarvon Gosport Maidstone Reading , Tring All Scotland. Chatham . Gravesend Malton tReigate U1 versione For all the above places (with the exception o f those forwarded by the Brighton Mail, marked t),thu Letter Boxes at the Receiving. Houses will be open. till 7 л.м. tor Newspapers,. . . and______8 a .m .______for letters;, ____ amithose f at the Branch Offices, Charing Cross, Old Cavendish street, and tlieBorough, for tile reception o f Newspapers, until half past 7 л.м. and for Letters until« л.м. At the General PoslOllice and the Branch Officein Lombard street, the boxes will close for Newspapers at a“ 'lu®rt.er,quarter before attore «S л.м., and lortor Letters at halfhalt past 8« a. m . MailMai! despatched at 9 a .m . For Brighton Ste. the Letter Boxes at the...... Receiving Houses will " he open till 7 a .m . for Newspapers, and 8 A.M. for Letters ; and those at the Branch Offices, Charing Cross ; Old Cavendish street, ami tlie Borough, for th tl e reception oT f Newspapers, . . . until half past. 8 A.M.,. and for - Letters until 9 a------.m . The------Boxes at------the------General— Post : Ollice Ollic and atthe Lombard street Branch Office will close for Newspapers at 1) a .m ., and for Letters at a quarter before 10 a .m . Mails despatched at half past It) л.м. EVENING MAILS.

Times at which the Mail jasses MAIL. Pasšf-9 through From Loudon. To London. Dist.

Croydon...... Í) 40 P m 4 10 a m 11 i Rcigate ...... 11 10 P m O 48 a ni 22 BRIGHTON, from Blossom’s Inn. Crawley...... Id dll a m Lawrence lane. Í 88 a ni 31 j Click field ...... 1 30 a 111 12 33 a in 40 1 BniGUTON ...... 3 20 a Ш 10 30 p m i 'Euston Grove Station ...... 8 30 p m i"> 32 a m 2 Tring ...... 9 üti p m 4 3 a m 34 IV olvertou ...... 1(1 04 p m 2 08 u in 54 \\ eedon...... 11 50 p ILI 2 9 a Ht 71 Coventry ...... 1 0 a m 12 03 a ni О «к; B ir m in g h a m ...... 0 a ni 11 42 p ш 114 BIRMINGHAM íe PRESTON, *> E vening mail, by Birmingham, Wolverhampton ...... 03 a m 11 1 p ni 128 Grand Junciion and North Union Stafford...... 3 33 a m HP 19 p m 143 Rail wavs. W hitm ore...... 4 11 U ra 9 39 p ш 107 Crewe...... 4 41 a m У 11 p in 16ft Hartford ...... İJ 8 a m K 30 p m 180 Warrington ...... o 40 a ni 8 O p 111 191 Purksidc ...... (Ì 1 a 111 7 37 p 111 190 Preston...... 7 G a ni o 32 p m 221 Paddington Station ...... 8 ÎÎ5 p ni 0 10 a ш 4 West D ravton...... 0 33 p m 4 37 u 111 17 Slough ...... 9 45 I» m 4 20 a 111 22 Maidenhead ...... 9 07 p m 4 13 a m *21 i Twvford Station...... HI 20 p III 3 30 a 111 39 Oxford ...... ] 40 a m 12 20 a III CARMARTHEN, GLOUCES­ 67 \V itnev ...... 3 II a m 10 III TER, and CHELTENHAM, from 11 p 73 Northlench ...... 4 4-Õ a m 9 27 III the Golden Cross, Charing Cross. B 90 C h e l t e n h a m ...... (i 5 a m 7 47 i> 111 102 G loucester ...... 7 ld a 111 7 10 p lit 113 Ross ...... <1 11) a ni 4 37 p III 129 1 Monmouth...... 10 13 a m 3 29 p m 13!» Abergavenny ...... 11 03 p m I 47 p m 106 Brecon ...... *9 3 p IU 1 1 39 a 111 17« Llandovery ...... 4 24 p m 9 33 а m 197 Mandilo_____ ...... 5 3t p m 8 23 а 111 209 C a r m a r th e n ...... 7 d p ni 6 O’J а III 2*24 j Redburn...... 10 44 p m 3 42 а 111 20 DERBY and MANCHESTER, Dunstable ...... 11 3d p ni 2 00 u m 34 trom tl.с Swan with Two Necks, i Woburn *. *. « ...... Id 27 U m 1 02 а 111 43 »t Lad Lane. Northampton ...... 40 a ni 11 1« p m 07 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. 29

EVBJJITTG PÆAIbS —continuat.

Times at which the Mail passes. MAIL. Passes through From London. To London. D isc

'' Market I birberie...... 4 37 îl in 0 28 ı» m $5 Leicester ...... fi 3 n III 7 38 p 111 99 Loughborough , *...... 7 35 ft 111 fi 31 p m n o K esw ortli...... 8 У ft 111 5 53 )> ni İlli DERBY ami MANCHESTER, D erby...... !» 12 a Ш 4 20 p Ш 127 continued. Helper...... *...... It) 15 a 111 3 25 p m 135 M atlock...... 11 7 a 111 .У 27 p Ш 144 Buxton ...... 1 20 t» III 12 7 p ni WO MA,VCII ESTEK...... 4 0 1' 111 У 10 a ni 190 Paddington S ta tio n ...... 8 35 p m 5 15 a m 4 West Drayton ...... ;l 33 p 111 4 37 a II! 17 Slough ...... 9 45 p III •1 25 a Ш 22 Maidenhead...... *...... 9 57 p III 4 13 a ni 20 Twvforil Station ...... It) 25 Jl m 3 35 a Ш 35 Nevvbnrv...... 12 53 a nt 1 17 a m 58 ____ о DEVONPORT, Marlborough...... 43 a III n 24 p m 77 Devices ...... EXETER, 4 (1 a 111 У 5У 1» in У1 anil В л т и ...... ti 0 a in 8 5 p in Пи» Old D ow n...... BATH, 8 0 n. 111 0 5 p HL 1*22 Wells...... Prom the Swan with Two Necks, 8 27 a in л 55 p m İ29 Bridgewater...... 10 30 a III 3 22 i> lil Uy Lad Lane. *> Taunton...... n 35 ]» m 7 p m 1(50 Collumpton...... 1 42 P III 12 8 il III 180 t) 7 p 111 Irt 53 a m ю з Chudleigh...... í 40 p m to 17 a m 204 N ewtnn A bbot...... л 28 p ... •1 4(1 a m 2l0 Totness.___ ...... t; 20 p m rf 47 a m ‘218 D e v o s p o u t ...... У 0 P - fi 0 я Ш 243 DOVER, 1 Dnrtford...... rt m 4 11 a m Prom Golden Cross, Charing Cross, 10 p 10 Rochester...... •1 3-1 in and 11 45 p m a 30 i^ittiughounic . ♦...... 1 a Ш Swan with Two Necks, Lad lnne. 1 5 a m 17 41 ! Canterbury...... ;i 1 a Ш 11 25 p m 50 1 D o v e r ...... 4 57 a 111 У *15 p in 72 Waltham Cross...... 0 25 p in 4 12 a m 12 \\ are...... lu ‘20 p 111 3 IO il III *21 Arrington...... 12 57 a III 12 :î3 a m 45 Huntingdon...... О 30 .4 111 Irt 53 i» in 59 Stilton...... 3 45 a 111 !) 33 p ш 72 Stamford...... Л 15 a III 7 45 p 111 80 Grantham ...... 7 23 a 111 4 45 P III 108 Newark...... í) 30 a ILL 3 ifi I» m 122 Bantliy M o o r ,.,...... 11 lí) a III 12 50 p m 145 Doncaster...... , I 12 l> m n 12 U III 159 1 55 p III !) 38 a m 102 * е1,)У...... :i 21 p III rf 4 a 111 181 EDINBURGH and YORK, I О П К ...... 4 54 p III ti 3) a in 190 from the Bull anil Mouth, St. Knsmgwold...... fi 54 p rn 5 7 a 111 ‘209 Martin's It Grand. Thirsk...... 7 58 p III 3 5У a 111 ‘219 N ort halb Tton...... 8 52 P Ш 5 1 a III 229 Darlington...... 10 28 p III 1 17 a 111 245 Durham...... 12 21 a III 11 12 p 111 *203 Newcastle ...... 1 50 a 111 il i!) P III 278 Morpeth...... :j 22 44 p HI 302 Alnwick...... fl 17 a III 5 3 8 !' m 313 •> Belfond...... fi 47 11 Ш 33 P 111 327 Berwick...... 8 17 a m 1 t » P Til 342 Dunbar...... 11 41 a in 10 12 a 111 372 Haddington...... 12 45 p m !! 1 a 111 383 l . D i N B u m r i ...... ■) ш 23 p 111 7 12 a 399 2 5 III Г Vauxhall Station...... 8 25 P 111 5 a 3 Earnbornugh Station...... l t ) •_> p III 4 1 a 111 31 Ha*inçstokc Station . .. 10 3.5 p III 15 a Ш 49 < leerton...... JI 35 p in *2 25 a m .57 Andover...... 12 47 P 111 Г 13 a m 07 EXETER • 1 through Salisbury and Yeovil, Sa m s i i i k v ...... 50 a in 10 •ß t p Ш 8 5 я by Railway to Basingstoke, Shaftesbury...... Л 20 a III 40 p 111 105 Sherborne...... 20 a III fi 10 III 121 7 r.» p \ BOV II...... 7 .58 я 111 5 p 111 127 f Vuwkernc.. ♦* , ...... •t 5 n II! .1 ли p 111 135 C lienl...... t) 5 5 n m 4 0 1' Til 143 Í Ion Itoli...... 11 50 a III *2 30 p 111 150 Ex i.t e r ...... 1 4<) 111 12 45 p 111 173 FALMOUTH, DEVONPORT, p and EXETER, by Railway to Vauxhall Station...... 8 55 p 111 •t 25 a 111 3 Hartley Row station, from the l’îirııborotıgh Station... У 5 I» 111 1 .5 II m 31 Spread Eagle, Graeechiireh street, Basingstoke Station...... 10 25 p m 3 5 a 111 49 ,V Swan with Two Necks, Lad Lane. Wliitelmrch ...... 12 0 p III 1 50 y Ш íiO 30 POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. [1840,

EVEHINC MAILS — con ti mied.

Time :it which the Mail pusses. MAIL. Passes t hroutil From London. To London. Dist.

1 ! j Andover...... 3-2 42 Р m 1 0 a m 00 О . Amesbiirv...... 3 U ni 11 30 p in 82 Wincanton...... Й 20 u lu •M ]) m 114 i Ilminster...... 7 51 а m й 40 p Ili 130 i Munitoli...... 10 0 n ni 4 о p m 15C FALMOUTH, DEVONPORT, Ac. / Ex k t nit...... 11 31 a ni 2 3 ]) IU 172 continued. 1 40 р M i i 58 p in Ш D k VOM'OUT...... *1 20 P m 0 18 a in 218 J.iskeard...... 7 10 P m В 33 a m 230 Bodmin ...... ii 41 p m г> 4 a m 250 St. Ausile...... ; 10 1 p Ш 3 44 a 111 201 i curo...... H 3G I» m 2 10 a ni 270 Fa l m o u t h ...... 12 40 p m Г 0 a m 280

Vauxhall Station...... 8 3>1 p in 5 25 a Ш 3 Farnboro’ Station...... 0 OÕ p m 4 5 a m 34 ! Basingstoke Station...... 10 25 p m 3 5 a 111 49 . Andover...... 12 30 a UI 1 10 a in 08 : Salisbury...... 2 20 a lii 11 10 p in 80 FALMOUTH and EXETER, Blaiidfoid...... 5 0 a m 8 4(î P ni 109 by Railway to 1 Dorchester...... В 38 a in 0 30 I» m 125 Hartley Row, Bridport...... в 31 a m 4 57 p m 140 from the Hull к Mouth, St. Mar­ Axminster...... , 0 58 si m 3 30 p 111 152 tin's !e Grand. 2 lioniton...... 11 *2 a in 28 1» m 102 ' К х ь т к н ...... 12 40 p ТП 12 50 p m 178 Oukhampton ...... 0 33 p 111 3 2-t a III 201 i Launceston...... 11 Õ3 P ni 1 о a m 219 ■ Botlmin...... О 31 il m 10 22 p m 241 Truro...... 5 35 a in 7 15 p ni 2(14 Fa i.m o u t u ...... о ÕÕ a m 1 0 p Ш 275

f Seven Oaks ...... 11 •J P m 3 0 a n. 21 1 Tunbridge W ells...... 12 31 a UI 1 35 n Ill 36 ' Robertsbridge...... о 20 a UI 11 38 1' m 47 Battle...... 3 11 u in 10 50 p m 50 1 H a s t in g s ...... 4 15 a m 0 42 p in 00 I.ST. LtiOX'AKlfd...... 4 37 a m 0 30 p Ul 07

1 Waltham Cross...... 0 2-5 p in 5 0 a Ш 12 Baldock...... 12 1(5 a in о lí a III 30 ! P£TJiitnonov Ul 158 H tt Lí, on the opposite side o f the о . Humber...... 40 p m 11 00 a IU 177

r Barnet...... 0 11 n, 3 0 a Ш 11 P *> Welwyn...... 10 48 p m 30 a m 25 Mitehin...... 11 44 p m Í 43 a m 34 Bedford...... 1 24 a m 11 48 1« m 50 Higliam Ferrar»...... 2 50 a m 10 lø 1' ni (*7 Kettering...... 3 50 a in í) 10 p III 7.» LEEDS, Uppingham...... г> 20 a ш 7 40 I' m 89 from the Roll and Mouth, St. Mar­ : Oakham...... в a lii 7 7 1' ni !ч; tin's le Grund. \ Melton...... 7 7 a m S 40 p 111 100 Nottingham...... У ‘21 a m л 33 1' ш 125 Mansfield...... 10 55 a in 2 0 p 111 139 Chesterfield ...... 12 13 p Ш 12 48 1' III 151 Sheffield...... 1 *2В p m 11 22 a m •!?* Barnsley...... n 5 p m » rí7 a ш 177 Wakefield...... 4 8 p lii 8 54 a 111 188 Õ о m 0 a 111 107 p Ь ''Waltham Cross...... 0 •25 p m 4 40 a ni 12 W are...... ю 30 p m 3 45 a 111 21 Arrington...... 12 53 a m 1 18 a ut 4Г* Caxton...... 1 32 a m 12 39 a 111 50 LOUTH ard BOSTON, / Huntingdon...... 2 20 a 111 11 4v> p ni 5!) n Bell & Crown, Ilolborn, r Peterborough...... 4 ‘24 a in 0 32 p Ш 77 Saracen’s Head, Snow hill. •Spalding...... а 34 a m 7 27 p ni 98 Bo sto n ...... н 0 a III 5 37 p 111 114 10 15 a m 3 50 ■p 111 101 *. Lotrru ...... 11 50 a m 2 15 p Ш Ш 1840.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS, 31

EVSNIWC MAILS—co n tin u e d . Times ut which the Mail passus. MAIL. Passes through From London. To London. Dist.

: High Wvcomb...... 11 25 p m 3 0 a m 82 t ) x ford...... • 1 7 H IH 12 7 a ш 57 LUDLOW ami WORCESTER, Morton Mursit...... 5 5 a ni !) 7 j» m 87 rom the Rull and Mouth,St. Mtu W o r c e st e r ...... ' ft 20 a in 5 и p iu 11.7 tin’s 1c Grand. ’ Tenhurv ...... 11 27 a m •I 37 p 111 130 L rui.otv...... 12 24 p III г 40 ji ш 140 f lugatestonc...... ! 0 зо p m 4 13 a m 24 ! Without.,...... ; il ft 7 1> in о 4M a m 38 NORWICH and IPSWICH, j Colchester...... 11 2;« p m I 20 u m 51 from Swan with Two Necks, J I I’SWH'H...... з 12 a in 1 11 21 p m 70 Lud lane. j Stoke...... 5 !» a m я 32 p ш 83 , Long Stratton...... ti 37 a m 8 1 P 111 103 [ No r w ic h ...... 7 38 a m 7 0 P 111 113 ƒ Bishop's Stortford...... 1 30 P m i 2 .70 a m 1 ил Littlehurv...... 12 52 u in 1 31 a m 54 NORWICH and NEWMARKET, i Ne w m a r k e t ...... 12 54 a m n 21 ]) III 02 from Relie Sauvage, , Burv St. Edmund’s ...... 4 27 a m я 33 ji m 70 Ludgate hill. Thetford...... 5 52 a m 8 13 j) m 88 j Attleborough...... 7 27 a m (i 38 p III 10.7 1 No r w ic h ...... U 5 a ni 5 0 p in 118 i Paddington Station...... 8 Я7 p m 5 15 a iu t West Dravton...... !» »4 j. m 4 37 a m 17 j Slough ...... Я 4A P m I 4 2.7 a in iKh Maidenhead ...... У .37 p ni 1 4 13 a ni 20 Twvfnrd Station...... İM 2.7 J> in 3 Îİ5 a ni 37 PEMBROKE, CARMARTHEN Neïvhurv ...... 12 20 a m i ] 20 a ni SÍI and BRISTOL, Calne ...... :î 57 u 111 III 12 p ш ot» from the Swan with Two Necks, Bath ...... fp 40 a m 8 25 p tu io;» Lad lane. 1 B kistoi...... ti .73 il III 1 7 О p 1U 122 rardift* ...... , 32 .73 ]) ni 12 Ili p ni 160 1 Swansea...... ft 18 p m 7 26 а ín 211 (*AK MÁRTIIÉN ...... К 31 p III : 4 33 a m 238 i Begellv ...... 31 41 |> lil 1 12 33 a m 260 1.1‘ емпкоке ...... 1 2У a m 11 0 p 111 £73 , Vauxhall Station...... 8 30 p ni л 25 a m 3 [ Fanı borough Station ...... 30 о p II! 3 51 a in 34 rOOLEund SOUTHAMPTON, Faniltani...... lo 5Ï ,p m 3 12 a nt 40 by Railway to 11 Gl p m ! «к 12 a m 40 Farnbo rough, - Alton ...... o u th a mtton о ,7!» a m iõ 33 p ni 80 from Swan with Two Necks, Lad S ...... ft 55 a iu I 8 7 p III 101 lane. i Ringwood ...... t Pooi, ...... | 7 47 a in 1 U 15 p m ПО PORTSMOUTH, Kingston ...... я 37 p 111 4 55 a ni 13 rom the White Horse, Fetter lane MoUÄL’llilt ...... 12 3.7 a in 1 55 a ni 37 and Holt in Tun, Fleet street. Petcrsfietd...... О 55 a ni n 40 p m 5G 1 Р о п т е м о ш н ...... íi 10 a m У 30 p tu 73 /Sumo n* и Pembroke” to Twvfonl ! • Station...... Ímí STROFU, Henlev ...... 11 14 a ш 2 57 a m ЗЯ from the Swan with Two Neeles, Benson ...... 12 27 a m 1 40 U TU 40 , Abingdon ...... I 27 a ni 12 40 a ni 58 Lad lane, mid Golden Cross, *» Charinc Cross. Furringdon...... *1 II a ш 111 40 p III 71 Fairford...... 4 2 a m 10 II p ni 82 Cirencester ...... Г» 0 a ni я 4 p II OI v St k o u d ...... 0 51 a m 7 UI p m 1U7 ' Wadesmill...... m 32 P m 3 Г,G a m 24 Melbourne...... 12 31 u ni 1 37 a u» 42 Ca m b r id g e ...... 1 30 a ni 12 vi a m 52 E l y ...... ;) 31 a m 30 22 p 111 m from the Bell & Crown, llolhnm, Do« lihani ...... *r1 21 a in 1 8 32 J» tu 87 and Swan with Two Necks, I.VSN...... в :vv a m (i 50 P 111 ЯЯ Lud lane. Sncttisham ...... H 13 a m 5 35 p 1)1 n o Uunillani ...... lo 5 a in 3 43 |> lu 127 k \\ KbI.S io 43 a m 1 3 5 |> 111 133 . Same as “ Norwich to Ipswich" .. -- - ! — — YARMOUTH nnd IPSWICH, , M ickham M arket...... 4 47 a m 0 41 p m 82 from the White Ilorse, Fetter lane \ Y oxford...... lì 15 a in 8 23 |, 111 04 \ Yarm ou th ...... У 30 a m 5 0 ]> m 121 3 2 POST Ol-TICE UEGüLATIONS. [1840.

RAILW AY CEDES STAILE. A M AIL from Starts at i Sets out on Itietuni Birmingham to L iverp ool...... 11 31) a 111 1U 00 a m İh. GOni.to perform the distance each wav, Ditto to Manchester satne hours as above. ‘Já miles r, * ’ (lisle. Carlisle to N ewcastle...... 5 30 n m 4 0 p m ih. '.tint, to perform the journey from Car- Ditto...... 'J 0 a 111 12 30 noon ЗЛ. 8ÕWÍ. from Newcastle,distance,61 m. if. L 7 0 P m 9 0 a m ) 7 0 a 111 11 0 a in (П 0 a 111 7 15 p in Vi. 30m. each way, 30 miles. 0 111 2 0 p in ) ~ P L 5 0 P III 5 0 p m Liverpool to Warrington S :i 42 a 111 r> 43 a m ( 7 12 P m 6 15 p m ( 4 42 a ni 5 45 a m :)() a m 3 0 p m [ 56 minutes, 19 miles, 2 furlongs. i 7 12 P m 6 15 p m

CHOSE MAILS.

Starts at. Sets out on Sets out on Return. Starts at* A M AIL from A M AIL from Keturn. Hallator ...... 7 15 a m 0 0 а ni 1 m Glasgow,.. . Perth...... 30 P 1 10 а m { 7 10 a m 3 4 а m Port Patrick 0 0 P ш О 45 ]> m Peterhead’. ’. ! '. 7 15 p m 3 15 il in Grantham.. .to Nottingham.. 3 0 a m 1 30 р m 6 00 I' m ti 30 P m i ( arnurvon___ 0 30 a ш 9 0 а m Hartford.. . •to D itto...... 12 20 p m 3 0 u m Holyhead . . . . 0 30 V m 4 15 р m Abergavennyto Merthyr...... 4 50 a Ш 2 50 p m Hereto rd. . . .to Shrewsbury. , 6 0 a m 3 0 p m Bangor...... to Pwllheli...... 4 45 p m 7 0 а m { Doncaster.. .. 4 30 я m __О 0 р m 5 0 p m 2 0 а lii H ull...... j Hornsea...... 3 0 111 7 45 а m Barnstaple..to H lfracom,1,0 p 1 Ì Launceston .. 0 0 p m 3 0 p m Patrington.,.. 3 0 p 111 6 15 Ä m B a th ...... to Birmingham.. 1 0 a 111 !> 30 1' lii Inverness.. -to [.Scarborough.. 2 53 p in ’) 0 а m Hegel ly...... to 1 laverfordwest 7 40 a m 3 45 1' m h iidul.... .to Thurso ...... 1 20 a 111 7 15 а m Bewdley.. . .to Ludlow...... 3 0 a 111 7 15 1' n*: King-bridge to Whitehaven.. 12 45 p 111 о 40 а m ( Holyhead . . . . 0 0 a m 2 30 p 111 Ashburton ... !) II a П1 о 0 р m 4 Sheffield...... 4 0 a m 7 0 p m Lancaster.. •to Settle...... fj 0 a 111 4 10 р m Birmingham.to<: Stonrport___ 4 0 a m 7 30 p m Leeds...... U1 versto;.e .... 11) 30 a Ш 10 20 а m i Worcester.... 7 4*j a m 4 30 p m Leeds...... to Carlisle...... 0 1) p m 0 0 р m 8 4-5 L Yarmouth . ... a m 7 0 а m Leicester.. . .to Darlington . . 12 15 p m 7 О а m Boston...... to H u ll...... 5 30 a 111 4 50 p m Burton (Trent) 6 30 a m 3 II р m 10 0 a 10 0 О Bridport... .to Taunton...... m a m Liverpool.. .to Preston...... 4 30 1' in 45 а m Brigliton.. . .to Southampton. 8 30 a m 3 30 1» m Shrewsbury.. 5 0 p 111 G 30 а m 3 7 m 12 34 U m a 111 Bath...... p Llanelly.... .to Southport.. . . 8 о 0 Р m { Birmingham.. 3 30 I' m 6 0 а 1)1 Swansea...... 4 n a 111 2 15 р m 6 30 p m 7 0 p in Louth...... to ( Grimsby...... 12 0 1' m lo 0 а m 2 0 a m 4 34) p Iti i Sheffield...... 5 15 a m 8 45 а Pl Hereford...... 4 0 a m 6 :ш p m Blackburn.... 7 45 p 111 2 30 а ш Portsmouth.. 1 45 p m 7 0 а m < Carlisle...... 4 10 p 111 5 17 р m Cambridge . .to Ilolheuch___ 5 30 u m 7 !) а m Glossop...... 7 45 a m 3 45 р m Canterbury, .to Deal...... 5 21 p in 10 43 p 111 Manchester to, Leeds...... 7 45 a m о 0 р m CarlisleCardiff...... toto G Merthyr lasgow ...... 5 21 p 111 10 53 p m \ Skinton...... 7 45 a in 12 30 р m j DittoEdinburgh...... 5 30 а ni 7 47 а in 1 Staleybridge . 4 30 I’ III IJ О Р rn I P Dittoortpa trick. . 5 30 p ш 0 0 p m York’...... 7 45 a 111 7 0 а m Whitehaven.. 3 53 а lu 11 20 а 111 Ditto...... 9 О p 111 0 40 р m Carmarthen, to Cardigan . . . . 5 15 а lil 3 15 p in .Newport,Mon- Carnarvon. ..to Barmouth.. .. (i 10 а ni !) 0 а m mouth . . . .to Abergavenny. 1 45 a Ш 8 0 а Hl Chalford... .to Wotton-under- 7 0 а 111 5 15 P 111 л cu t U11 M l4V- edge art...... Stranraer...... 7 30 a III 10 0 а m Newtown.. .to Cheltenham .to SAberystwith.. (Î 30 а in 5 45 а ТП Aherystwith.. 5 15 p Ш 8 3 а m Bath...... 7 0 а 111 12 0 г m Norwich.. . to i Cromer...... 9 30 a III 1 40 р m Chester...... to Hartford . . . . 5 10 р in 0 30 а m Yarmouth.... 9 5) a m 46 Р m Chipping Nor­ Perth...... Inverness...... 10 3li a 111 2 27 а m ton ...... to Birmingham.. 4 40 а m 3 51) p m .to i Carlisle...... 7 51 a m 8 .ill а m Coventry ....to Stretford-on- 1 45 р in li 0 а m Fleetwood..., s n a in 2 15 р m A von Horlitlale .. .to Bolton...... fi 0 a 111 ó t) р ra Devizes...... to Salisbury . . . . 3 0 а 111 3 GO p 111 Salisbury.. .to Christchurch . 3 30 a m 7 0 р m Devonport. ..to Launceston... 5 0 р ill 5 0 а 111 Sheffield . .. .to Doncaster.. . . 11 0 а in H 30 а ni Doncaster. ..to Leeds...... 1 30 р 111 7 30 а m Shrewsbury • to Newtown...... 8 15 а 111 1 30 Р in Aberdeen . . . . 5 45 а ill 7 0 а lii Sontiini pton .to Lymingtoii___ r> 15 а 111 г» Of) р m D itto...... 4 15 р ill 3 30 p m Swansea... to Morthvr...... H 10 а 111 n р m о Edinburgh., .to , Dumfries . . . . 7 0 а 111 7 0 а m .Minebead . . . . 15 p 111 7 45 а in Glasgow...... !l 30 р 111 10 5) p m Taunton. . . to Sidmoutb...... iï l i p 111 li 15 а m D itto...... 12 TO р III 12 30 p m Barnstaple___ 10 0 а in 9 50 а m Perth...... 5 30 а in 5 0 p 111 Truro....,, Penzance...... 0 0 а m О 45 р m Bldeford.., .., 11 30 а III !> 0 а m Wtdchpnol.. .to Aberystwith.. 10 30 а m 8 0 а m Bristol...... (» (1 а ill 111 30 а III Wnlverhamp- Exeter...... to Budlcigh . . . . . 3 30 р 111 3 о а m ton ...... Bridgnorth___ r. f) а 111 6 U р m i Dartmouth... 12 0 а 111 « 0 а UI Wo 1 vert on. .to Uanburv...... 12 0 noon 7 0 а rn j Tiverton...... 10 30 а U1 1 20 i» nt Worcester.. • to l/tominster___ 8 60 а III о 20 р Ш Totness...... 7 0 а 111 i i 40 а III Hull...... 7 0 а 111 1 0 р m Falmouth---- to Penzance . . . . 4 0 а in Í) n p 111 Y ork...... Ditto...... 4 25 р 111 12 и а m Fraserburgh .to Humes* Toll . (» .V» а ill 10 0 а 111 Scarborough . 7 0 a Ш 12 10 р m Fraserburgh, to BurnessToll,. 5 0 а ill !> 10 p III 1840.] 33 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.

CONTENTS. I HOUSE OP PEERS— » ...... llishoj«...... SO* HOUSE OP COMMONS. Persons who sit by different titles t o thoso . Шгиш...... У0 .List of places rrlunuug шembers— by which they are addressed...... 33 , Peers, Alphabetically arrangiai...... 40 1 Haglund л; Wulea ...... 30 Peers, ill their order of precedence...... 33 1 ri-di Representative Peers...... 08 r Ireland...... 63 ...... of the Royal Bloud ...... 33 Scotch Representative Peers...... Ö3! Scotland...... 6* ...... D ukes...... *...... 33 J Officers of the House o f Peer*...... ЗУ jMc-mbers ulpliuhctieally arranged...... 4b ...... Marquises ...... *...... * 34 [Officers of the House of Commons...... 6£» ...... Karls...... 3 4 ­ [Hist of the Sam nues of Hie Peers...... 6S . . . . . Viscounts...... 3Ü . [Titles of tiie Sons and Daughters of Peers.. 67 HOUSE OF PEERS. P eers oť the B lood Ro y a l , 0 ; A rchbish o ps, 3 ; D u kes, 21; Marq uises, 33; ) T . , Ka r l s , 134; V iscounts, 27 ; B ishops, 28; B arons 21(5...... j

Tho undermentioned Noblemen sit as Peers o f Great Britain by an inferior title to that by which they are usually addressed : Superior Title. sits ns Superior Title. sits as | Superior Title. sits us E. Aberdeen...... V. Gordon E. Ilououghmorc...... !.. Hutchinson K. Leitrim ...... L. Clements D. Argyll ...... L. Sunclridge M. Downshire...... K. Hillsboro' M. Londonderry...... E. Vane D. Atboll ...... E. Strange E. Eglinton ...... L. Ardrussaii M. Lotinan ...... L. Kerr K. Hal carres...... L. Wigan E. Egmont ...... L. Lovell E. M entii...... L. Chaworth L. Belhaven i Stentali L. Hamilton M. Ely ...... I„ Loftus V. M idleton...... I . Brod rick E. Bessborougli ...... L. Poiisonby E. Errol ...... L. Kilmarnock D. Montrose...... E. Graham E. Brecknock ...... L. Caniden V. Falkland...... L. Hunsdon K. Moray ...... !.. Stuart E. B ruce...... L. Bruce V. Ferrurd...... L. Uriel E. Roden ...... L. Clanbraseil D. Buccleiich ...... К. Doncaster E. Galloway...... L. Stewart J). Roxburgh ...... E. limes M. Clanricarde...... L, SomerlıillK. Glasgow ...... L. Ross E. Shannon ...... L. Carichiti E. Clare...... L. Fitzgibbon К. Haddington...... L. Melro M. Sligo...... L. Montoagle M. Conyngliam...... L. Minster D. Hamilton...... D. Brandon V. Strangford...... L, Pcnshutst E. Cork...... L. Boyle M. Headfurt...... L. Kenlis İM. Waterford ...... L. Tyrone E. Courtowii...... L. Saltersford,M. H untley...... L. Meldrum V. Ebriugton ...... !.. Forteaeue M. Donegal...... L. FishcnviekiE. Kiimoul ...... L. H ay In the following list the above are arranged under the titles by which they sit, their superior title bring placu! immediately after in a parenthesis ; but in the the alphabetical arrangement they will he found under tliut title by which they arb ordinarily known. ------PEERS ARRANGER ACCORDING TO THEIR ORRER OF PRECEDENCE. Marked thus * arc Irish Representative Peers. Marked thus t are Scotch Representative Peers. PEERS OF THE BLOOD ROYAL (3). Creatili a. His Royal Highness Ernest Augustus Duke o f Cumberland and Teviotdale, K. G., King o f Ilanorcr...... 17011 His Royal Highness Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex, K. G...... 1601 llis Royal Highness Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K. G...... 1801 ARCHBISHOPS (3.) ...... Style, His Grace. Consecrated. Translated. Right Hon. Dr. William Howley, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury ...... 1813 1828 Right Hon. Dr. Edward Harcourt, Lord Archbishop of York ...... 17111 1807 Right Hon. Dr. Whuteley, Lord Archbishop o f Dublin...... 1831 DUKES (21.) Sty le, Most Noble, His Grucu Title bv Courtesy Name. Title. ( 'reatino, of Eldest Sons. Bernard Edward Howard...... Norfolk K. G...... 1483 K. of Surrey Edward Adolphus St. Maur...... Somerset K. G...... bólli L. Seymour Charles ...... Richmond K. G ...... 1IÍ7Õ K. of Marcii George Henry Fitzroy...... Grafton K. G— ...... I(i7ó E. o f Boston Henry Somerset...... Beaufort...... 1(182 M. Worcester William Aubrey de Vere Beaiiclerck...... St. Albans...... 1Iİ84 E. o f Burfnrd Francis Godolpliin d’Arey Osborne...... Leeds, K .U...... ___ 1WÍ4 M. o f Carmarthen Francis Russell...... B edford...... 1(11)4 M. Tavistock Wil'iam Spencer Cuvendish...... Devonshire K. G ...... 115114 M. Ilartington George Spencer Churchill...... Marlborough...... ___ 17112 M. Blandfnrd John Henry M a n n ers...... Rutland K. (i...... 1703 M. o f Granby Alexander H am ilton...... Brandon (and Hamilton) K.G. .... 1711 M, Douglas" William Henry Cavendish Scott Bentinek...... Portland...... ___ 17Ili M.TilelifWd "William Montague ...... Manchester...... , , . . 17111 V. Mundevllle Charles Saekville Germain...... Dorset K. G...... 17211 K. of Middlesex Henry Pelham Pelham-Clinton...... Newcastle K. G...... , . . 17.Vi K. of Lincoln Il tigli P e r c y ...... Northumberland K, G...... , 17(41 K. Perry Arthur Wellesley...... Wellington K. G...... 1814 M. of Douro Richard Plantagenet Temple Nugent Brygdos- / .... 1822 M. ofCbaudos CIiandoe-Greuvilte...... ( Buckingham and Chan Jos.. George Granville Leveson-Uowor,...... Sutherland ...... 1833 M. of Stafford William Harry V ano.,...... Cleveland K .G ...... , . . . 1833 B. of Darlington C 34 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, [1840.

MARQUISES (23). Style, Most Honourable. Title by Conrtesy Name. Title. Creation. o f Eldest Sons." Chuvles Ingoldsby Paulct ...... Minebester ...... 1551 К of \Yiltsbire tGeorge Hay ...... Tweeddalc ...... 1094 E. Gifford Henry Fitzmaurice Petty ...... Lunsdowne K. G...... 1784 K. M'vcombe George Ferrers Townshend...... Townshend ...... 1787 E. of Leicester James Brownlow M illiäni Gascoigne Cecil ...... Salisbury ...... 178!» V. Cranboumo John Alexander Thyune ...... Batlı (a minor)...... 1789 V. M'eymouth James Hamilton...’, ...... Abomini ...... 1790 V. Hamilton Francis Charles Seymour Conway...... Hertford, K.G ...... 1790 E. o f Yarmouth John Crichton Stuart ...... Bute ...... 1790 L. Mountstuart 'William O’Bryen...... Thoraond (L. Tadcaster, in England) 1800 E. lnebiquin Brownlow C ecil...... Exeter K. G...... 1801 L. Burghley Spencer Joshua Alwyne Com pton...... Northampton ...... 181-2 K. Compton John Jeffreys Pratt ...... Camden, K.G...... 1812 E. Brecknock Henry M ilimin Puget ...... Anglesey K. G ...... 1815 E. Uxbridge George Horatio Cholmondeley ...... Cholmoi’ideley ...... 1815 E. Rocksavagc George Augustus Francis Itawdon-Hastings___ Hastings....’ ...... 1810 E. Rawdon Charles Brudenell-Bruce...... Ailesbury ...... 1821 E. Bruce •George Thomas John Nugent ...... Westmeath ...... 1822 L. Delvin Frederick William Ilcrvev ...... Bristol ...... 1820 K. Jennyn Archibald Kennedy ...... Aiisa ...... 1831 E. Cassili» John Campbell ...... Breadalbane ...... mu к. Ormclie RobertGrosvenor...... Westminster ...... 1831 E. Grosvenor Constantine Henry Phipps...... Normanby ...... 1838 E. Mulgravc EARLS (134). Style, Right Honourable.

John Talbot...... Shrewsbury ...... 1442 L. Talbot Edward Smith Stanley...... Derby, K .G ...... 1485 L. Stanley Francis Theophilus Henry Hastings...... Huntingdon ...... 1529 L. Hastings Robert Henry Herbert...... Pembroke к Montgomery...... 1551 L. Herbert William Courtenay ...... Devon...... 1553 L. Courtenay Thomas Howard ...... Suffolk íe Berkshire...... 1903 V. Andover William Basil Percy Fielding...... -...... Denbigh...... 1922 V. Fielding A Çatlan John Kane ...... Westmoreland, K.G...... 1924 L. Burghersh George Augustus Frederick Albemarle Bertie___ Lindsey ...... 1929 L. Bertie George llarrv G rey ...... Stamford „v M'arrmgtou...... 1928 L. G rey of f i roby George Finch Hatton ...... Winchilsca .t Nottingham...... 1928 V. Maidstone George Augustus Frederick Stanhope...... Chesterfield ...... 1928 !.. Stanhope Henry Tufton...... Thanet ...... 1628 L. Tufton John William Montagu...... Sandwich ...... 1990 V. Hineliinbroke Arthur Algernon Capei...... E ssex...... 19(51 V. Malden James Thomas Binameli...... Cardigan ...... 1601 L. Brudenell George Howard...... Carlisle, K.G...... 1991 Y. Morpeth M'alter Francis Montague Douglas-Scott...... Doncaster K.G. (D. of Buccleugli, Seotld.) 1992 E. o f Dalkeith Croplev Asliley-Cuopor ...... Shuftesimry ...... 1972 !.. Ashley Montagu Bertie ...... Abingdon ...... 1982 L. Norrcys Henry W indsor...... Plymouth ...... 1982 L. Windsor John Lumley Savito...... Scarborough...... 1990 V. Luinley William Charles Keppel ...... Albem arle...... 1999 Y. Bury George M’illiam Coventry ...... Coventry ...... » ...... 1997 Y. 1 loerhurst George Child Yillicrs ...... Jersey...... 1997 V, Villiers John Poulett ...... Poulett ...... 1709 Y. Hinton iG eorg• Sbolto Douglas...... Morton ...... 1458 L. Aherdour t Alexander Horae...... Horne ...... 1005 L. 1 Junglas t Thomas Bruce...... Elgin íe Kincardine...... 1038 L. Bruce jDavidOgilvy ...... Airlieiclintratlien...... 1639 !.. Ogilvy t David Leslie-Mclville...... Leven & Melville ...... 1941 Y. Bai gonio f Dunbar James Douglas...... Selkirk ...... 1949 !.. Duer tTliomns John Hamilton Fitzraauriec ...... Orkney ...... 1999 V. Kirkwall Edward Harley ...... IJxfortl .4 Mortimer...... 1711 L. Harley M’nshington Shirley ...... Ferrers ...... 1711 Y. Tuinworth Milliäni Legge ...... Dartmouth...... 1711 Y. Lewisham Charles Augustus Bennet...... Tankervilfc ...... 1714 L. ( Muiston Heneage Finch ...... Aylesford ...... 1714 L. Guernsey George Augustus Fred. Cowper...... Cowner ...... 1718 Y. Ford wich Philip Henry Stanhope...... Stanhope ...... 1718 Y. Mahon RobertSherard ...... llarborough ...... 1719 L. Sherard George Parker ...... Macclesfield...... 1721 Y. Parker George M'illiam Richard Fcmior ...... Pomfret (aminor) ...... 1721 L. Leominster JamesGraham ...... Graham (Г). o f Montrose) ...... 1722 E. o f Kincardine George Edward MahlegTavc ...... Waldegravo ...... 1729 V. Cbewton Bertram Asbhurnhain...... Asbhumham...... 1730 Y. St. Asaph Charles Stanhope...... Harrington ...... 1742 Y. Petersham John Charles MTallop...... Portsmouth ...... 1743 Y. Lymington Henry Richard Grev ille ...... Brooke К M arwick ...... 1749 !.. Brooke George Robert Hobart Hampden...... Buckinghamshire...... 1749 L. Ho’ art 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 3Õ Title by Courtesy Name. Title. Creation. o f Eldest irons. Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam...... Fitzwilliam ...... }7-}ti \ . Milton George Francis Wyndltam ...... Egremont ...... J'■*» L- Oockermouth Rev. Francis North ...... Guilford...... J';“ D. North James Maim ...... Cornwallis...... V. Brome Charles Philip Yorké...... Hordwickc ...... >• Hoyston Henry Stephen Fox Strangwavs...... * • • ...... Ilchester ...... jy Sta vonlaié George John West...... Delaware V. Cantilupe William Plevdcl 1-Bouverie...... Radnor ...... « « Folkestone John Charles Spencer ...... Spencer...... J- Althorp Henry GeorgeBathurst ...... Ratliuret ...... G<- {y Apsley Arthur Blundell SandvsTrumbull Hill...... Hillsborough (M. of Down-hire)...... " • h. Hillsborough George William Frederick Villiers ...... Clarendon ...... G/t» !.. 11 vde Henrv N evili...... Abergavenny...... Nevili ClmrfesChetwvndTalbot...... Talbot...... ţi*S „ lngrstro John Murray : ...... Strange (D. of Atlı oil)...... } ' * ’ C1. of Tullibardioe Ernest Augustus Edgecumbc...... Mount-Edgecumbe...... Л' Valletort Hugh Fortescuc...... Fortescue '• Ebrington Colesltill George Percy...... Beverley ...... G.w J.. Lotivaine William Murray...... Mansfield ...... , Stormont Henry John George Herbert ...... Carnarvon...... G ‘jy • Porchester Charles Cecil Cope Jcnkxneon...... Liverpool ...... Ilavvkesbury 1; 1 Chelsea George Oadogan ...... Cadogan...... Janies Edward Harris ...... Malmesbury...... •...... insi Fitzlmrris •Francis William Caulfield...... Clmrlemont (L.Charlemont,in England).. « Caulfield ♦.Stephen Moore...... Mounteashel...... ‘ '" i Kihvortli •John Bourke...... M ayo...... u eo Naas •John Willoughby Cole ...... Enniskillen (L. Onns toad, in England) .. Cole Tullamore •CharlesWilliam’ Burv...... Charleville...... •William Howard . . . ‘...... Wicklow ...... “ « i.. Clonmore Corey •Somerset Lowry Corry ...... Belmore...... *...... , v ' Raymond •Charles ilenrv St. John O'Neill ...... O'Neill ...... „• Bernard Mames Bernard...... Bandon ...... ' James Alexander St. Clair Erakioe...... Rosslvn...... y Loughborough Utiitigton William Craven...... Craven ...... - ...... lsul v - Cranky Arthur George Onslow. Onslow ...... V. Romney...... ]* !! ] Marsham Charles Marslının . . . . Pelham Henry Thomas Pelham Chichester...... ^ 1801 V Grey de Wilton Thomas Ěgerton...... - ...... Milton Limerick (L. Foxfbrd, in Englnnd)...... 18(i:J L. Gleni worth ‘ Edmond Henrv P c r v ...... - ...... - ч— ■ - - • 1Ш11 Clive Edward Herbert C live...... I’ o'vts...... ;•••...... {, Horatio Nelson ...... Nelsonia minor)i ...... ». Trafalgar •Archibald Acheson...... «osion i(L. Worlmgham, in England).... JSOh \ Acheson Oxrnantoun ♦Lanrence Parsons ...... Rosso...... Newark Charles Herbert Picrrepoint ...... Mamers...... Walpole tlowick Lowthcr William Lowther ...... Lonsdale K. G...... / Snndon Dudley Ryder...... Harrowbv...... Lascelles Ilenrv Lascelles...... Harewood...... '" j - Melgnnd Gilbcrt Elliot Murray Kynynmound ...... Mmto...... ‘ Grccnork William Schuw Catheart...... Catheart...... C' Grimston James Walter G rimston ...... V erulam ...... '• Alford John Cust ...... Browntow...... '"J'r ' William Eliot...... St.Germains ...... {;• Eliot Boringdon John Parker ...... Morley ...... i ” 1'' Л- George Augustus Frederick Henry Bridgeman .. Bradford ...... , Newport John Reginald l'in dnr...... Beauchamp ...... ” J ’ J' Elm Icy Thomas Philip Dc Grey ...... De Grev...... » ' ^ Lucas t’ alier •Rielıarıl Butler...... G çngall...... i * " ’ Enscombe John Scott ...... Eldon * • • * — ...... I uõi *L .’ Boscavven Richanl William Penn Clinton Howe ...... Howe ...... V, Canton V Eastnor Joint Somers C o ck s...... : ...... J k John Edward Cornwallis Rous...... i^tradliroko ...... *...... » ... - V Dunwich •WindhamIlenrvWyndham-Quin...... Dunraven . 182-2 V Adarel Cliarles William Vane...... Lane...... (M. of...... Londonderry)...... 1R2B V, Castlercagh llolmesdalo William Pitt Amherst...... Amberst...... '•...... Kmlyn John Frederick Campbell ...... f awdor ...... - Fitzćlarcucc George Fitzclarcnce...... Munster...... J | Gavendisli William Cavendish ...... Burlington ...... -Î Robert Dundas Duncan Haldane...... Campcrdown...... J Duncan Anson Tltomas William . Durham...... *...... * i.atnbton John George Lambton 1A‘M V . Goderich Frederick John Robinson ...... - • • •...... Ripen . Leverőn Granville Levesem Gower ...... £ « fnv.ille ...... JŽS Î'- Kcııncîl» Alexander H oward...... Eiîin"!ıum...... *...... Howard Muretun Timmas Reynolds Moreton...... Duete...... ,...... Wi- / Wnrsley James Heiirv Robert lunes Ker...... Innés K. T. (D. of Roxburgh)...... W 7 M. o f Beaumont Coke William King...... brndacc ...... JAW V. Ockham Dundas Thomas Auckland George Eilennu,idi,s...... í u c k b n ď ::::::;.:...... » » о ь . С 2 36 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, [1840

VISCOUNTS (27).

Style, Right Honourable. . , Title by Courtesy Name. Title. Creation, o f Eldest Sous. Henry neming Devereux ...... Hereford ...... ]&50 tJohn Arbuthnott ...... Arbuthnott ...... КШ tJames Andrew John Laurence Chas. Drummond Strathallan ...... Kiöli Henry St. John ...... Bolingbroke...... 17K2 George B y n g ...... Torrhigton...... 1721 Augustus Frederick Fitzgerald...... Leinster (D. of Leinster) ...... 1747 M. o f Kildare Henry Maynard...... Maynard ...... 170« John Robert Townshcnd...... Sydney ...... 17Й!) •John Vescv ...... D eVesci...... 1770 •Hayes St. Leger ...... Doneraile ...... 1785 •Cornwallis Maude ...... Hawarden...... 1703 Samuel Hood ...... Hood ...... 1700 Edward Jervis Jervis ...... St. Vincent...... 1Ö01 Robert Saunders Dundas...... M elville...... 1802 Henry Addington ...... Sidmouth ...... 1805 •Robert Edward King ...... Lortou ...... 180ti Warwick Lake ...... Lake ...... 1807 George Hamilton G o r d o n ...... Gordon (E. of Aberdeen) ...... 1814 L. II addo EdwardPellew...... Exmouth ...... 181(5 •Charles V crek er...... Gort ...... 1Н10 Jolin Hely H u tch in son ..,...... Hutchinson (E. o f Donoughmore) ...... 1707 V, Suirdale William Carr Beresford ...... Bcresford ...... 18Ž1 William Thomas Le-Pocr-Trencb...... Clancarty (E. ofOlancarty) ...... 1823 V. Dunlo Stapleton Stapleton Cotton...... Ćombennere...... *...... 1820 Charles John Canning ...... (tanning...... 1828 Charles Manners S u tton ...... Canterbury ...... 1835 Jolin Ponsonby ...... Ponsonby...... 1830 BISHOPS (28). Style, Right Reverend. The Bishop o f Senior and Man has no vote. Tiie Bishops of London, Durham, and Winchester take precedence in right o f their respective sees ; the other Bishop« in tho order o f their consecration. Consce. Translated Right Hon. Dr. Charles James Blomficld L on d on ...... 1824—1828 Dr. Edward M altby...... Durham...... 1831—183Ö Dr. Charles Richard Sumner...... Winchester ...... 1820— 1827 Dr, George Henry Law ...... Batlı and Wells ...... 1812—1824 Dr. George Murray ...... Rochester...... 1813—1827 Dr. John Kaye ...... Lincoln ...... 1820—1827 Dr. William Carey ...... St. A sa p h ...... 1820—1830 Dr. Christopher Bethel ...... Bangor ...... 1824-1830 Dr. Robert James C a rr...... W orcester...... 1824—1831 Dr. John Banks Jenkineon ...... St. David’s ...... 1825 Hon. Dr. Hugh Percy ...... Carlisle ...... 1827—1827 Dr. Edward Copleston...... Llamhı fT...... 1828 Dr. John Bird Sumner...... Chester ...... 1828 Hon. Dr. Richard Bagót ...... Oxford ...... 1820 Dr. James Henry Monk ...... Gloucester and Bristol . .. 183(1 Dr. Henry Philpotts...... Exeter ...... 1830 Dr. Joseph Allen ...... E ly ...... 1834—183(5 Dr. William Otter...... Chichester...... 1830 Dr. Charles Thomas Lougley...... Ilmon ...... 1830 Dr. Edward Denison...... Salisbury ...... 1837 Dr. Edward Stanley...... Norwich...... 1R37 Dr. Thomas Musgrave...... Hereford ...... 1837 Dr. James Bowstead...... Lichfield and Coventry . . . . 1838—1840 Dr. George Davys...... Peterborough ...... 1 8 3 0 ' Dr. Richard Mant...... Down к Connor...... 1820-1823 Dr. Robert Fowler...... Ossory, Leighlin к Ferns . . . 1813—1835 Dr. Samuel Kyle...... Cork & Cloync...... 1831 BARONS (216). Style, Right Honourable. William Lennox Lascclles De-Ros ...... Dc-Ros ...... 12Г4 George Edward Thickncsse T u cb e t...... Audley ...... 12! Hí Charles Rodolph Trefuais...... Clinton ...... 1211» Thomas Brami ...... D arre...... 13117 Peter Robert Drummond Willoughby...... Willoughby d’ Eresby 1313 William Stourton ...... Stourton...... 1448 Henry W ils o n ...... Berners...... 1455 Henry Peyto Verney...... Willoughby do Broke 1402 SL Andrew Beauchamp St. Johu ...... St. John...... 1558 Charles Augustus Ellis...... Howard de Walden .. 1507 William Francis Henry Petre...... P e tre ...... 1003 Gregory William Etirdley Twblcton Fiennes...... Saye and Sele ...... 1003 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, 37 Title by Courtesy Name. Title. Creation. o f Eldest Sons. Henry Benedict Arundell...... Anindell of Wardour. » ...... 1603 J ohn Stuart Bligh...... Clifton (E. of üanıley) a minor ...... Ш18 L. Clifton Joseph Thaddens D o n n e r ...... Dormer...... 1015 Henry Francis Roper Clinton...... Tevnham ...... 1616 George William Stafford Jemingham.. .. Stafford...... 1640 George Anson Byron...... Byron ...... 1643 William Ward ...... M ard...... 1664 Hugh Charles Clifford...... Clifford of Chudleigh...... 1672 ♦John Oclmncar Forbes...... Forbes ...... about 1400 ♦ Alexander George Fraser...... Saltoun...... 1445 ♦ Francis Gray...... Gray...... 1443 ♦CharlesSt. C la ir...... Sinclair...... 1489 ♦John Colville...... Colville...... 1609 ♦ Eric Mackay...... Reay...... 1028 Edmund Boyle...... Boyle (E. of Cork and Orrery)...... 1711 V. Dungarvan Thomas Robert Drummond Huy ...... Hay (E. of Kinnoul)...... 1711 V. Dupplin Digby Willoughby...... Middleton...... 1711 Frederick John Monsos...... Monstm...... 1728 Henry Bromley...... Mon! fo rt...... 1741 Frederick Pomonby...... Ponsonby (Earl of Bessborotigh)...... 1749 V. Duncannon George John M illes...... Sondes...... 1760 Nathaniel Cumin...... Searsdale...... 1761 George I rb y ...... Boston...... 1761 Henry Richard Vassall-Fox...... Holland...... 1762 Henry Frederick Joseph James Perceval Lovell and Holland (E. of Egmont)...... 1762 V. Perceval George John Venables Vernon...... Vernon...... 1762 Jolin Douglas Edward Henry Campbell.. Sundridge (D. o f Argyll)...... 1766 E. of Campbell Edward Mm. Harvey Hawke...... Hawke...... 1770 Thomas Henry Foley...... Folev...... 1776 George Talbot Rice...... Dynevor...... 1780 Thomas De Grey...... Hulsingham...... 1780 William Bagót...... Bagót...... 1780 Charles Fitzroy.. : ...... Southampton...... 1780 Fletcher Norton...... Grantlcy...... 1782 George Rodney...... Rodney...... 1782 John Thynnc ...... Carteret ...... 1784 William Noel llill...... Berwick ...... 1784 John Dutton ...... Sherborne...... 1784 Henry James M ontagu-Scott...... Montagu ...... 1786 Henry I)e-la-Filer-Beresford...... Tyrone (M. of M’aterford)...... 178« E. of Tyrone Henry Boyle ...... Carleton (E. of Slmnnon)...... 178« V. Boyle Edward Vernon Harhord...... Sufheid...... 1786 Guy Carleton...... Dorchester...... 1786 George Kenyon...... Kenyon...... 1788 Hichiírd Gröhn...... Bravbrooke...... 1788 George Augustus Chichester...... Fisherwick (M. of Donegal)...... 1700 E. of Belfast Archibald Douglas...... Douglas ...... 1790 Henry Hall G a g e ...... Gage (V. G age)...... 1790 Edward Thomas Hovell Tliurlow ...... Thurlow...... 1792 George William Lyttelton...... Lvttelton...... 1794 Henry Agar Ellis...... Mendip and Dover (V. Clifden) a minor.. 1794 Francis Stuart...... Stuart (E. of Moray)...... 179« Randolph Stewart ...... Stewart (E. of Galloway)...... 1796 L. Donne James Thomas Stopford...... Saltersford (E. ofCourtow n)...... 179« V. Garlies George Alan Brodrick...... Brodrick (V. Midleton)...... 1796 V. Stopford George Gough Calthorpe ...... Caltborpc.,...... 1706 John Rolle...... Holle...... 1796 Richard W ellesley...... Wellesley K. G. (M. M'ellesley)...... 1797 Robert Smith...... Carrington ...... 1707 E. o f Merningto* Henry William Powlett...... H avning...... 1797 William Orde Powlett...... Bolton...... 1797 John Wodchouse...... M'odehouse...... 1707 John Rushout...... Northwick ...... 1797 Thomas Atherton Powys...... Lilfonl...... 1797 Thomas Lister...... ltibblesdalc, it minor...... 1797 John Fitz-Gibhon...... Fitzglbbon (K. o f C lare)...... 1799 •Edward Wadding Plunkett...... Dunsany...... 14G1 V. Fitzgibbon •John Kvans-Freke...... Carbcry...... 1713 •llcnrv Maxwell...... Fanillani ...... 173« •Robert D illon...... Clmibroek...... 1790 •Edward Crofton...... Crofton...... 1797 •Henry Prittie...... Diinallcv...... 1800 John Lo flus...... Loftus (M. of Ely)...... 1861 V. I/jftus John Proliv...... Carysfort (E .of Carsyfort)...... 1801 L. l’roby William Arden ...... Alvanley...... 1801 George Abereromby...... Abereromby...... 1801 John Thomas Freeman Mitford...... Rcdesdale...... 1802 George Pitt-Rivers ...... İli ters...... 1802 Edward Law...... Kileiıborough...... 1802 Arthur Moyses William llill...... Sandys...... 1802 Charles George Perceval...... Arden...... 1802 George Ang. Fred. Charles Holroyd...... Sheffield (E. of Sheffield)...... 1802 L Pevensey Charles Noel Noel...... B arham ...... 1803 38 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY [1840.

Title by Courtesy Names. Title. Creation. of Eldest Sons. David Montagu Erskine...... Erskine...... I8IJ0 ilowe Peter Browne...... Monteagle (M. of Sligo)...... 1800 E. of Altnmont Archibald William Montgomerie . . . . Ardrossan (E. of Eglititon)...... 1800 L. Montgomerie •lames .Maitland...... Lauderdale (K. of Lauderdale) .. . 1800 V. Maitland George Arthur Forbes...... Granard (K. of (iranard)a minor . 1 tSOti V. Forbes ilungerford Crewe...... Crewe...... ItSOG Alan Logge Gardner...... Gardner...... 1800 Thomas Manners Sutton...... Manners...... 1807 John По|>е...... Hopetoun (E. of Hopetouu) . . . . . 1800 L. Hope Thomas Uraltam ...... Lynedoch...... 1814 Rowland Hill...... H ill...... 1814 .lamesAndrew Ramsay ...... Dalhousie (.E. of Dalhousie)___ . 181Õ !.. Ramsay George G onion...... Meid mm (M. of Huntley)...... 1KIÕ K. of AlioV ne George Boyle...... Ross (E. of Glasgow)...... löi.-» V. Kelburne William Laudi ...... Melbourne(V. Melbourne)...... 181Õ Frauds Almerie Spencer...... Churchill...... 181.1 William George Harris...... Harris...... 1811 Algernon Percy...... Prudhoe...... 181ti Charles Abbot ...... Colchester...... 1817 John William Robert Kerr...... Kerr (M. of Lothian)...... 1821 E. of Anerttm Francis Nathaniel Conyngham...... Minster (M. of Conyngham)___ . 18-21 E. o f Mountcharles John Butler ...... Ormonde (M. ol Ormonde)...... 18-21 E. of Ossory Francis WemyssCharteris Duuglas.. Wetnyss (E. of Wemyss)...... 18-21 L. Elcho Robert Jocelyn...... Clanbrassil (E. of Roden)...... 18-21 V. Jocelyn Robert King ...... Kingston (E. Kingston)...... 18-21 V. Kingsborough Edwartl Michael Pukenham...... Si leitest er (E. of Longford)___ . 1821 George Augustus Fred. John Murray ti lenivím ...... 18-21 William Wellesley P ole...... Maryborough...... 1821 Thomas Henry Skoliington«Foster .. Oriel (V. Ferrard)...... 1821 V. Masse reene Thomas Henry Liddell...... 1821 Thomas Cliolmondeley...... Delatnere...... 1821 John George Weld Forester ...... Forester...... 1821 John James Strutt ...... Rayleigh...... 1821 'Ulysses В ;c e b ...... Downes ...... 1822 Nicholas Ymisittart...... Bexley...... , 1823 Robert Francis Giftord...... Gifford...... 1824 Percy Clinton Sydney Smytkc...... I'enshurst (V. Strangford)...... , 18*21 Click Joint De-Burgh...... Somerhill (M.ofClanricarde)... . 18Í0 L. Dunkel, in James Lindsay...... Wigan (E. of Bal cants)...... 1820 L. Lindsay Thomas Knox ...... Hanfurly (E. of Ranfurly)...... 1820 V. Northland George Warren...... De Tabley...... 18-20 James Archibald »tuart-Wortley___ AVhamelilie...... 1820 Charles Dttt.combe...... Fevcrsham...... 1820 Charles Rose Ellis ...... Seufortl...... 1820 John Singleton Copley...... Lyndlmrst...... 1827 James Duit'...... *...... Fife (E. o f Fife)...... 1827 V. Macduff John Henry Abbott...... Tenterdou...... 1827 William Conyngham Pitinket...... Pitinket...... 1827 Thomas Hamilton...... Melros(E. of Haddington) . . . . . 1827 L. Binning Henry Wellesley...... Cow ley...... 1828 Charles Stuart...... Stuart de Rothesay...... 1828 William A’Court ...... Heytesbury...... 1828 Archibald John Primrose...... Rosebery (E. of Rosebery) . . . . . 1828 L. Dalmeney Richard Meade...... Clanwilfiairi (E. o f Clanwilliam) . 1828 L. Gilford Edward Itootle-Wilbraltain...... Skelmersdalc...... 1828 Thomas Wallace ...... W allace...... 1828 William Draper B est...... W ynford...... 1820 Henry Brougham...... Brougham and Vaux...... 1830 William George Hay...... Kilmarnock (E. of Errol)...... 1831 L. Kilmarnock Arthur James Plunkett...... Fingali (F,. of Fingali)...... 1831 L. Killeen Charles William Alolyneux...... Sefton (E. of Sefton)...... 1831 V. Mol) neux Georgi: William Fox Kilinäin)...... Itossie (Lord Kinnuirtl)...... 1831 Nathaniel Clements...... Clements (E. of Leitrim)...... 1831 V. Clements Thomas Taylor...... Koillis (M. ufHeadfort)...... 1831 E. of Beetive John Chambre Brabttzon...... Ohawortli (E. o f Meath)...... 1831 L. Brabazon Alexander Edward Murray...... Dunmore (E. of Dunmorc)...... 1831 V. Fincastle George James Ludlow...... Ludlow (E. Ludlow)...... 1831 V. Prestou Robert Montgomery Hamilton...... Hamilton...... 1831 John Hobart Carauoc...... llowden...... 1831 William Mattie...... Paumure ...... 1831 ( icorge Warwick Hampfylde...... Poltiinore...... 1831 Edward Price Lloyd ...... M ostyn...... 1831 William Fitz-Ilardingc Berkeley----- Scgrave...... 1831 Henry Spencer Chichester...... Templemore (a minor)...... 1831 Viiliäni 1-ewis H ughes...... Dinorben...... 1831 Cui, itine Browne Lawless...... Cloncurry...... 1831 James Fiumarez...... De Saumurez ...... 1831 Francis Codolphin Osborne...... Godol liitin...... 1832 Lucius Cary ...... Hunauon(V. Falkland)...... 183-2 Henry Paget...... Paget (E. of Uxbridge)...... 1832 L. Paget Charles Cnllis Western...... Western...... - . 1833 Thomas Denman...... Denman...... 1834 John William Pnnsonbv...... Duncunnon (V. Duncannott).. .. . 1834 William Yesey Fitzgerald...... Fitzgerald...... 183Ö 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 39

Title by Courtesy Names Title. Creation. o f Eldest Sons. James Scarlett...... A binder ...... 1 8 » George Charles Pratt...... Camden (E, of Brecknock)...... ItS» Philip Charles S id n e y ...... De L’ Isle and Dudley...... 1ÍS» Alexander Baring...... Ashburton...... lö i» Charles G rant...... Glenelg...... HS» Edward John Littleton...... Hatlierton...... Its» John Byng...... Strafford...... I t« » Charles Christopher Pepvs...... Cottenham ...... itski Henry Bickersteth...... '...... Langdaie...... Its» Edward Berkeley Portman...... Portman...... 1837 Thomas Alexander Fraser...... Lovat...... 1837 William Bateman-Hanbury ...... Bateman...... 1817 George Browne-Mostyn...... Vaux of Iiarrowden...... 183a Anthony Adrian Keitn-Falconer...... Kintore (E. of Kintorc)...... ItSlS L. Inverury Cornelius O’ Callaglian’...... Lismore(V. Lismore)...... 1838 Warner William Westeara...... Rossmore...... 1838 Robert Shapland Carevv...... Carew...... 1838 William Francis Spencer Ponsouby...... De. Mauley...... 1838 John Wrottesley ...... Wrottesley...... 1888 Charles If anbury-Tracy ...... Sudeley...... 1838 Paul Methuen...... Methuen...... 1838 George William Frederick Brudenell Bruce . . . . Bruce (E. Bruce)...... 1838 Frederick James Lamb...... Bcauvalc...... 1 8 » Hugh Fortescue...... Fortescue...... 1 8 » James Abercroniby...... Dunfermline...... 1830 Richard W o g a n ...... Talhot de Malahidc and Fnrnival . 1839 John Tliomas Stanley...... Stanley of Aldcrlcy...... 1839 Henry Villiers Stuart ...... Stuart de Dech;«...... 1819 ChaniiosLeigh...... Leigh...... 1839 Paul Beilby Thompson...... W enloek...... 1 8 » Charles Brownlow ...... Lurgan...... 1 8 » Nicholas William Ridley C’olborne...... Colhom e...... 1 8 » Arthur French...... De Freyne...... 1 8 » Thomas Spring Rice'...... Monteagie...... 1839 Thomas Stonor. . . . ! ...... Camoys...... 1839 John Keane ...... Keane...... 1810

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF PEERS.

Chairman of Committees—Earl of Shaftesbury. Clerk o f the Engrossments—William Edward Walmislcy, Esq. Clerkof the Parliaments— Rt. lion. SirGeorge Henry Rose Librarian—John Frederick Leary, Esq. Clerk Assistant— John William Birch. Esq. Short-liand Writer— William Brodie Gumev, Esq. Additional Clerk Assistant—Benjamin Currey, Esq. Gentleman Usher o f the Dinek Hod—Sir Augustus Clif­ Rcadinrj Clerk and Clerhof Private Committees—William ford, Bart. Rose, Esq. Yeoman Usher—James Pulman, Esq. Counsel to the Chairman of Committees—Robert Falk, Esq. Serjeant at Arms—Sir George Francis Seymour. Deputy— Mr. William Butt. Clerk o f the Journals— Edward Parratt, Esq. Deceiver o f Fees—Mr. Frederick Shells. Chief Clerk—Robert Wahuisley, Esq. Ç/erk o f Enrolments—Henry Stone Smith, Esq. 40 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

Ar.PIIABETICAI.LY AIUlANfiED,

Created. 1790. Abereorn Marqué of, Dudley hölise, Park lane, and Barons court, New Town Stewart, and Bentley priory, Middlesex 1801. Abercromby Lord,38 Lower Grosvenor street, and Airthire castle, Stirlingshire 1814. Aberdeen Ear! of, in the peerage o f Scotland, sits as Viscount Gordon in that of Great Britain, 7 Argyll street, and lladdo house, Aberdeenshire ' 1784, Abergavenny Earl of, 13-2 Mount street, Berkeley square, and Eridge castle, Tnnbridge 1682. Abingdon Earl of, Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire,'7 Albemarle street, and Wytham abbey, Oxford 1835. Abinger Lord, Chief Baron o f the Exchequer, 4 New street, Spring gardens,'and Attinger hall, Dorking 1821. Aileslmry Marquis of, K.T.,41 Gros véno r square, add Tottenham park, Marlborough, and East Sheen, Surrey 1831. Ailsu Marquis of, Whitehall gardens, & St.' Margarets, Isleworth, Middlesex; Cassillis & Culzean castles, Ayrshire 1039. Airlie Earl of, Scotch Representative Peer, Lord Lieut, of Forfarshire, 04 Pall mail, and Cortachy castle, by Kirriemuir 1090. Albemarle Earl of, Master of the Horse, 12 Berkeley square, and Quldenhatn hall, Norfolk 1801. Alvanley Lord, 5 Albemarle street, and Tarporley, Cheshire 1826. Amherst Earl, 60 Lower'Grosvenor street, and Montreal, Scvenoaks 1815. Anglesey Marquis of, K.G., G.C.B., Lord Lieut, o f Anglesey, a General in the Anny, Col. of the 7th Hussars, Uxbridge house, 1 Old Burlington street, and Benudesert park, Staffordshire, and 1‘las Newvdd, Anglesey i ; 1641. Arhuthnott Viseouut, Scotch Representative Peer, Lord Lieut, of Kincardineshire, 64 Pall Mall, and Arbuthnott house, Kincardine 1802. Arden Lord, Lord Lieut, o f Surrey, 20 St. James’s place, and Nork house, Surrey, and Lohort castle, Cork 1706. Argyll Duke of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Lord Sundridge in that of Great Britain, Lord Steward of thé Household, Lord Lieut, of'Arevllshire,6 Upper Belgravc street, and Inverary castle, Argyllshire 1605. Arundell Lord, Union club, and Wardour castle, Shaft esinin,’, Wiltshire 1730. Ashburnham Earl, 30 Upper Grosvenor street, and Ashhumham place, Battle,Sussex 1835. Ashburton Lord, Bath house, 82 Piceadillv, and the Grange, Alresford 1786. Atholl Dukeof, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Earl Strange in the Peerage of Great Britain, Whitehall gardens, and Atholl house, and Dunkcld, Perthshire, and Mona castle, Isle o f Man 1793. Aueklnnd Earl of, Governor General in India 1296. Audlev Lord, Sandridge, Wiltshire 1714. Aylesford Earl, 50 Lower Grosvenor street, and Packington hall, Coventry 1780. Bagót Lord, 82 Eatou square, and Blithtield house, Lichfield, and Pool park, Denbigh 1820. Balcarres Earl of, in the Peerage o f Scotland, sits as Lord Wigan in that of Great Britain, 21 Berkeley square, and Hay hall, Wigan 1800. Bandou Earl of,"Irish Representative Peer, 3 Connaught place, and Castie Bernard, Bandon Bangor Bishop of, consecrated 1824, translated 1830, Warren’s hotel, Regent street, and the Palace, Bangor 1805. Barham Lord,9 Cavendish square, und Barham court, Maidstone, and Exton park, Rutlandshire 1837. Bateman Lord, 19 Portman square, and Kclmarsh, Northampton, and Shohdon court, Hereford Bath & Wells Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Chester 1812, translated 1824,4 Langham place, к the Palace, Wells 1772. Bathurst Ear], 38 Charles street, Berkeley square, and Oakley park, Cirencester 1797. Bavuing Lord, is in holy orders, and lias taken the surname Powlctt in lieu o f Townshend, University club, and hrome rectory, Scole, Norfolk 1815. Beauchamp Earl, lias taken the surname Pindar in lieu of Lygon, 37 Portman square, and Madresfleld court, Malvern 1682. Beaufort Duke of, 22 Arlington street, ami Badminton house, Gloucestershire, and Troy bouse, Monmouthshire 1839. Ben uvale Lord, Ambassador at Vienna 1094. Bedford Duke of, 6 Beigrave square, and Woburn Abbey, and Kndslcigh, Tavistock 1831- Belliaven nnd Stcnton Lord, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Lord Hamilton in thatof Great Britain, 23 Dover street, Piccadilly, and Wishaw house, I.anark 1797. Belmore Earl of, Irish Representative Peer, Fenton’s hotel, St. James’s street, and Castle Coole, Enniskillen 1823. Beresford Viscount, G.C.B., General in the Army, Colunei o f the Kith Foot, Govenor of Jersey, Id Cavendish sq., and Bedgebury park, Kent, near I-amberhurst 1455. Berners Lord, British hotel, Cockspur street, and Kirliy Hall, near Bungay 1784. Berwick Lord, 1 Stalde yard, St. James's, mid Red Rice, Andover, and Attinghnm house, Shrewsbury 1749. Bcssbornugh Earl, hi thè Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Fonsonhy in that o f Great Britain, 11 Hanover square, and Bossborough house, Garrick-on-Suir, and Sysonby, Leicestershire, and Roehampton 1790. Beverley Earl of, 8 Portman square 1823. Bexley İLord, 31 Great George street, and Footscray place, Kent 1712. Bolingbroke Viscount (no town residence), Lydiard park, Wiltshire 1797. Bolton Lord, Thomas’s hotel, and Hack wood nark, Basingstoke, and Bolton Hall, Bodalo 1761. Boston I-ord, Ibbotson’s hotel, anil Hedsor Lodge, Maidenhead _ 1815. Bradford Earl of, 43 Belgravcsquare, and Castie Bromwich, Birmingham, and Weston hall, Shiffnall 1788. Braybronkc Lord, Hereditary Visitor of Magdalen college, Cambridge, HI New Burlirgton street, and Audley End, Essex, and Bitlingbear paik, Wokingham 1831. Brcadalbane Marquis o f,21 Park lane, anil Taymouth castle, Abcrfeldie, and Kelebimin castle, Argyllshire, ami Langton, Berwickshire 1835. Brecknock Viari of, by courtesy, being the eldest son o f tin* Marquis of Can.dcn, summoned to the House^of Peers, during the lifetime o f Ills father,by thctitle of Baron Camden, 19 Belgravc Minare,and Wilderness park,Sevenoaks 1826. Bristol Marquis of, Hereditary Steward o f Bury* St. Edmunds, 6 St. James s square, ami lekworth park, Bury St. Edmunds, and Putney In ; lb, and Kemp town, Brighton 1830. Brougham Lord, P.C., 4 Gnifton street, and Brougham ball, Penrith _ 1815. Brownlow Earl, Lord Lieut, ami Oust. Rot. of the county of Lincoln, Colonel of South ! Vicoli» Militia, 2 Bel grave square, and Belton house, Grantham 1 8 4 0 .} PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 41

Created. 1838. Bruce Earl, by courtesy, being the eldest son of the Marquis of Ailesbury, summoned to the House of Peers, during the lifetime of his father, by the title Baron Bruce, 41 Grosvenor square, and Savauuke lodge, Marl­ borough, Wilts 1002. В u cele uch und Queonsbury Duke of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Earl of Doncaster in the Peerage of Great Britain, K.G., Lord Lieut, of Edinburgh county, Montague house, Whitehall, ami Dalkeith palace, Edinburgh, and Bougliton house, Kettering, and Richmond, Surrey, and Dnimlanrig castle, Thornhill, N.B., and Bowhtll, Selkirk, N.B., and Langholm lodge, K B. 1822. Buckingham and Chandos Duke of, 91 Pall mall, and Stowe park, Bucks, and Wotton, Bucks, and Avmgton, Hants 1740. Buckinghamshire Earl of, 1 Spanish place, Manchester square, and Hampden house, Great Missenden, Bucks 1831. Burlington Earl of, 10 Beigrave square, and Holkar iiouse, Mihithorpe, atm Compton place, Eastbourne 1796. Bute Marquis of, Lord Lieut, o f the eounty of Bute and of Glamorganshire, Colonel of the Glamorganshire Militia, Camden hill, Kensington, and Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute, and Luton park, Bedfordshire 1643. Byron Lord, Cant. R.N., Lird in Waiting to the Queen, 21 Eaton place, aud Park hall, Chesterfield 1800. Oadogan Earl, Capt. U.N., 138 Piccadilly, and Santon, Downham, Suffolk 1790. Oalthurne Lord, 33 Grosvenor square, and Eivetliaui, Hertford bridge 1801. Cambridge Duke of. K.G., G.C.B., G.C.H., Field Marshal in the army, Col. of the Coldstream Guards and of the OUtli Foot, Ranger o f Richmond Park, Cambridge House, Piccadilly, and Kivv 1812. Camden Marquis of, K.G., Lord Lieut, of Kent, Col. of the West Kent Militia, Master of the Trinity house, 19 Beigrave square, and Wilderness park, Scveuoaks, and Bavliaiu abbey, Sussex, and Brecknock priory. 1839. Camoys Lord, Stonor park, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire * 1831. Caraperdovvn Earl of (no address in Lindon), Lundie and Camperdown house, Forfarshire, and Bath 1828. Canning Viscount, 10 Grosvenor square Canterbury Archbishop of, P.C., consecrated Bishop of London 1813, translated 1828, Lord of Trade and Plantations, Commissioner for building Churches, Lambeth palace, and Addington park, Croydon 1835. Canterbury Viscount, G.C.B., P.C., Carltou Club, and BotUyford, Leicestershire 1715. Carberv Lord, Irish Representative Peer, 3 Beigrave square, and Luxton hall, Wunsford, and Castle Frate, Cork 1601. Cardigan Earl of, 30 Portman square, anti Dean Park, Wansford 1838. Carew Loni, Brook’s Club, and Castleborough, Wexford 1601. Carlisle Earl of, K.G., bird Lieut, of the E. R. of Yorkshire, 12 Grosvenor place, and Castle Howard, Yorkshire, and Naworth Castle, Cumberland Carlisle Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Rochester 1827, translated 1827, University club, Pall mall east, and Rose castle, Carlisle 1790. Carnarvon Earl of, 43 Grosvenor square, and Highclerc house, Newbury 1797. Carrington Lord, Whitehall yard, and the Abbey, Wycombe, and Gayhurst, Newport Pagnell 1784. Carteret Lord. Hawnes house, Amuthill 1801. Carysfort Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Lord Carysfort, and Baron of Norman Cross, in that of Great Britain, 46 Upper Grosvenor street, and Elton hall, Stilton, Hunts, and Glenarl castle, Witklovr 1814. Oathcart Earl, General in the army, Col. of the 2nd Life Guards, Seliaw park, Clackmannan 1827. Cawdor Earl, 74 South Audley street, and Cawdor castle, Nairn, and Stackpole court, Pembroke, and Golden Grove, Carmarthenshire 1763. Clmrlemont Earl of, Irish Representative Peer; also Lord Charlemont in the peerage of England, 49 Lower Grosvenor street, and Castle Caulfield, Tyrone, and Marino, near Dublin 1791. Charlevilie Earl of, Irish Representative Peer, 8 St.George's place,and Charterille castle,Tullamore, King'eeounty Chester Bishop of, Commissioner for building Churches (no address in London), Palace, Chester 1628. Chesterfield Earl of, Chesterfield Iiouse, Soutii Audley street, and Bretby park, Derbyshire 1801. Chichester Karl of, 22 Grosvenor placo, and Stanmer park, Lewes Chichester Bishop of, 8 Montague place, Montague square, and Palace. Chichester 1815. Cholmondeley Marquis of, Joint Hereditary Great Chamberlain of England, 12 Carlton house terrace, and Choi- mondcley castle, Nuniptwich, and Houghton iinll, Suffolk 1815. Churchill Lord, 2 Upper Wintpole street, and (,'ombury park, Witney, Oxon 1823. Clancarty Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Viscount Clancarty in that of Great Britain, Clarendon hotel, and Garbally park, Ixntghrea 1826. C’lanricarde Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Soinerhill in that of Great Britain, Lord Lieut, of Galway, 14 St. James’s square, and Portumna eastle, Galway 1828. Clanwiliinm' Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits us Baron Clanwillinm in that of Great Britain, 32 Belgrave square, and Gill hall, Drouiore, Down 1799. Clare Earl of. in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron FiUgibbon in that of Great Britain, P.C., 48 Belgravc square, and Mount Shannon, Limerick 1776. Clarendon Earl of, P.C., 1 Grosvenor crescent, Belgravc square, and Grove park, Watford, and Hindou, Wilts 1833. Cleveland Duke of, K.G.,Lord Lieut, of Durham,Col. of Durttam Militia, 17 8t. James’s square,and Newton house, Bedale, and Ruby castle, Darlington 1672. Clittbrd Lord (no address in London), Ugbrookpark,Chiidleigh 1299. Clinton Lord, 18 Upper Grosvenor street, and Hinton, Devonshire 1790. Clonbroek laird, Irish Representative Peer, 23 D our street, and Clonbrock, Galway 1831. Cloneurry Lord. Brooks’ club, and Lyons eastle, Kildare, and Rathcoole, near Dublin 1839. Colbome Lotti, 19 11Ш street, and West Darling, Norfolk 1817, Colchester Lord, Captain R.N., 8 Cumberland place, and Kidbrooke, East Grinstead 1609. Colville Lord. Scotch Representative Peer, Vice-Admiral of the Blue, 29 Portland place 1820. Combennere Viscount, G.C.B., G.C.H., P.C., Gerenti in tbc Army, Colonel of theïst life Guanls, Governor of Shecmess, Thomas’ hotel, Berkeley square, and Combenuere Abbey, Namptvvicli 1821. Conyngham Marquis, in the Peerage of Ireland, sit« as Lord Minster in that o f Great Britain, K.P., G.C.H., P.C., Dudley iiouse, Park lane, and Slane castle. Mcullt, and Mountclmrles, Donegal 1711. Cork and Orrery Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Lord Boyle in that of ( Ircat Britain, General in the Army, 3 Hamilton place, and Marston hall, Fronte 1753. Cornwallis Earl, 6 Hill street, Berkeley square, and Linton place, Maidstone 1836. Cottenham Lnrd,P.C., Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, u isini of Trade and Plantations, a Commissioner for building Churches, 16 Bruton street, Berkeley slittare, and Copse hill, WituWedo" 1796. Courtown Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits us Baron Saltcrsford in that of Great B, „in, 42 Upper Grosvenor street, anil Courtown house, Wexford, and Corey, Ireland 10P7. Coventry Etri of, 106 Piccadilly, and Crome park, and Seven» bank, Worcestershire 1828. Cowley Lord, 12 Lower Grosvenor street 1718. Cowper Earl of, I Great. Stanhope street, and Panslıanger, Hertford, and Moat' Imibe, Kent 1861. Craven Etri of. 16 Charles street, Berkeley square, and Cootnbe abltey, Coventry, and Hampstead park, Berks 1800. Crewe Lord, Mivart’* hotel, Lower Brook street, and Crewe ital), Naniptwich 42 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Created. 1797. Crofton Lord, Irish Representative Peer, Mote Park, Roscommon 1799. Cumberland and Teviotdale, Duke of, K.G., G.C.B., G.C.H., King o f Hanover 1907. Daere Lord, 2 Chesterfield street, and the lloo, Welwyn, Herts 1815. Dalhousie Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits 'as Lord Dalhousie in that o f Great Britain, General iu the Army, Carlton club,94 Pall mall, and Dalhousie castle, Edinburgh 1711. Dartmouth Earl, Colonel of the Stafford Militia, 1 St. James’s square, and Sandwell park, Birmingham and Wood- some, Huddersfield 1839. De Freyne Lord, 45 Oxford terrace, Edgeware road, and French park, Ireland 18UÎ. De Grey Eai I, P.C., Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire, and Colonel of Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 4 St. James’s square ; West park, Silsoe, Beds., and Cowes, Isle o f Wight, and Putney heath, and Newby hall, Boroughbridge 1821. Del amere Lord, IS St. Jamas’« square, and Vale Royal, Nortliwich 1701. Delawarr Enrl, 17 Upper Grosvenor street, Caxton, Cambridgeshire, and Boekhorst park, East Grinstead, Sussex 1835. De Lisle and Dudley Lord, G.C.H., Hi New Burlington street, and Pcnshurst, near Tunbridge 1838. De Mauley Lord, 1İ Hanover square, and Canford house, near Wimbomc, Dorset 1022. Denbigh Earl of, Carlton Royal Mews, St. James’s park, and Newnham Paddox, Lutterworth 1834. Denman Lord, Lord Chief Justice of the Queen’s Bench, 38 Portland place, and Stoiiev Middleton, near Bake­ well, Derbyshire ’ 1485. Derby Earl of, P.C., Lord Lieutenant o f Lancashire, Colonel of Lancashire Militia, 23 Grosvenor square, and Krtowsley hall, Prescott, Lancashire 1204. De Ros Lord, Premier Baron of England, a Lieutenant Colonel in the Anny, 39 Mount street, Grosvenor square, and Strangfurd, Downsliirc 1831. De Sauraarez Lord, United University chib, Cheltenham 1820. De Tabiey D)rd, 34 Mount street, and Taldey house, Knutsford 1770. De Vesei Viscount, Irish Representative Peer (no address in London), Abbey Leix, Queen’s County 1553. Devon Earl of, 4 В ry ans tone square, and Powderham castle, near Exeter, and West Wickham, Keilt 1094. Devonshire Duke of, K.G., P.C., Lord Lieutenant o f Derbyshire, 78 Piccadilly, Chatsworth and Hardwick, Derby­ shire, Chiswick. Middlesex, and Lismore castle, Waterford 1799. Digby Earl of, Lord Lieutenant of Dorsetshire, and Colonel of the Dorset Militia, 35 Lower Brook street, and Sherborne castle, Dorset 1831. Dinerben Lord, Major Commandant ofthe Royal Anglesca Militia, 75 South Audley street, & Kinmell park, St. Asaph 1790. Donegal Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Fisherwick in that o f Great Britain, Fenton’s Hotel, and Ormeau, Belfast, and Have park, Downshire 1785. Doneraile Viscount, Irish Representative Peer, Limmer’s hotel, George street, Hanover square, and Doneraila house, Mallow 1797. Donouglimorc Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Hutchinson in that of Great Britain, K.P., Lord Lieutenant of Tipperary, (Ì Sackville street, and Knocklofty house, Clonmel, and Palmerston house, Dublin 178(5. Dorchester Lord, Capt. 7th Hussars, Mason’s hotel, 57 St. James’s street, and Stuffings, Berks 1815. Dormer Lord, Stevens’s hotel, 18 New Bond street, and Pcterley house, Amershatn,and Grove park, Warwick 1729. Dorset Duke of, K.G., 52 Harley street, and Drayton house, Thrapstone, Northamptonshire 179(1. Douglas Lord, Hereditary Sheriff of Forfarshire, Cox’s liotei, 55 Jennyn street, and Douglas and Botimeli castles, Lanark 1822. Downes Viscount, Irish Representative Peer, K.C.B., Major General in the Army, British hotel, 83 Jennyn street, and Bert House, Athy, Kildare 1772. Downshire Marquis of, in the Peerage o f Ireland, sits as the Earl of Hillsborough in that of Great Britain, Lord Lieutenant o f the county o f Down, Colonel of the South Down Militia, Hereditary Constable of Hillsborough fort, 21 Hanover square, anil Hillsborough castle, Downsbire, and Eastbampstead park, Bracknell 1837. Ducié Ear! of, 2 Seamore place, Curzon street, and Woodchester park, Gloucestershire 1800. Dunalley Lord, Irish Representative Peer, Mivart’s hotel, Lower Brook street,and Dunalley castle, Tipperary 1834. Duncanrion Viscount, by courtesy, being the eldest son o f the Earl of Bessborough, summoned to the House of Peers, during the life time òf his father, hv the title of Baron Duncannon, P.C., Lord Privy Seal, First Commissioner of Woods and Forests, Lord Lieutenant of Kilkenny county, a Commissioner for building Churches, and of the India Board, .kc., 3 Cavendish square, and East hill, Wandsworth, Surrey, and Garryhill house, Carlow, and Bossborough house, Kilkenny 1839. Dunfermline Lord', 48 Lower Brook street, and Stubbing court, near Chesterfield 1831. Dunmorc Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Dunmore in that of Great Britain, 1 Grafton street, Bond street,and Dmmmre park, Falkirk 1822. Dunraven Earl of, Irish Representative Peer, Boodle’s club, St. James’s street, and Dunraven castle, Cowbridgc, South Wake 1481. Dunsan v Lord, Irish Representative Peer, Lord Lieutenant of Meath County, Carlton Club, and I) uns any castle, Dunshaughlin, Meath , Durham Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Chichester 1831, translated 1838, 28 Curzon street, May fair, and Auck­ land castle, Rushvford, Durham 1833. Durham Earl of, P.C., 13 Cleveland row, St. James’s, and Lambton castle, Durham Ï780. Dynevor Lord, Ismi Lieutenant of Carmarthen county, 34 Dover street, and Dynevor castle, Carmarthenshire 1837. Effingham Earl of, G.C.B., a General In the Army, Colonel of the 3rd Foot, 54 Lower Brook street, and Grange, Rotherham 1888. Eglinton Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Ardrossan in that o f Great Britain, Colonel o f the Ayrshire Militia, Clarendon hotel. New Bond street, and Eglinton and Skehuorlie castle, Ayrshire 1782. Egmont Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Dwell and Holland in that of Great Britain, University club 1749. Egremont Earl of. 4 Grosvenor place, and Petworth park, Sussex, aud Silveston park, Collnmpton 1821. Eldon Earl of, 1 Hamilton place, Piccadilly, and Encombe house, Dorset, and Shirley, Croydon 1033. Elgin Earl of, Scotch Representative Peer, P.C.,General in the Army, Travellers’ club, and Broome hall, Elgin 18U2. Kllenhorough Lord, P.C., 39 Grosvenor place, and Southern house, Cheltenham 1801. Ely Marquis of, in the Peerage o f Ireland, sits as Baron Loftus in that of Great Britain, K.P., Colonel of the Wexfonlshire Militia, 8 George street, Portman square, and Ely lodge, Enniskillen Ely Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Urielol 1834, translated 1836,37 Dover street, Piccadilly, mid the Palace,Ыу 1789. Enniskillen Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, and Baron Grinstead in that of Great Britain, Irish Representative Peer, K.P., Lord Lieutenant of Fermanagh county, 37 Duke street, St. James’s, and Florence court, Fermanagh 1831. Errol Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Kilmarnock in that of Great Britain, P.C., Hereditary D>rd High Constable of Scotland, and Master o f the Royal Buck-hounds, Carlton Royal mews, St. Jamess park, and Errol house, Aberdeenshire, anil Richmond park, Surrey 1898. Erskine Dmi. Ambassador at Munich, and Rosamont, Ayrshire 1881. Essex Earl of, 38 Lower Brook street, and Cashiobury park, Watford . , 1801. Exeter Marquis of, K. G., Hereditary Grand Almoner, Lord Lieutenant of Rutlandshire, 38 Grosvenor square, anu Burgh ley house, Stamford 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 43 Črtat od. 1801. Exeter Mishop of, consecrated 18:10, Warren’s hotel, Regent street, and the Palace, Exeter 1810. Exmouth Viscount, Carlton club, and Treverry, Cornwall 1830. Falkland Viscount, in the Peerage o f Scotland, sits as Baron Hunsdon in that of Great Britain, G. C. II., Lord in Waiting to the Queen, Clarendon hotel, New Bond street, and Scuttiskclfe, Stokesley, Yorkshire 1821. Falmouth Karl of, 2 St. James's square, and Woolhampton, Newbury, Bucks 1750. Faniltani Lord, Irish Representative Peer, (no address in London), Cavan 1821. Ferrard Viscount, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits us Baron Oriel in that of Great Britain, Colonel of the Louth Militia, Carlton club, and Oriel Temple, Louth 1711. Ferrers Earl, 7 Chester street, and Cbartlev castle, Litchfield 182(i. Feversham Lord, 24 Arlington street, and Duncombe park, llelmslev, Yorkshire 1827. Fife Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Fife in that of Great Britain, K.T., G.C.H., Lord Lieutenant of Buntlsliirc, Windham club, and Duif house, Banffshire 1831, Fingali Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Fingali in that of Great Britain, Brooks’ club, and Killeen castle, Meath 183-7. Fitzgerald and Vcsey I.ord, P.C., Lord Lieutenant of Clare county, anil Colonel o f the Clare Militia, 17 Whitehall . place, and Inchieronan, Clare 1743. Fitzwilliam Earl, 1 Halkin street, Grosvcnor place, and Wentworth house, Itotlierhniu 1778. Foley Lord, P. C., Lord Lieutenant o f Worcester county, 33 Portman square, and Witley court, Worcester 1400. Forbes Lord, Scotch Representative Peer, Premier Baron of Scotland, a General in the Army, and Colonel of the 21st Foot, Beattie’s hotel, 22 Conduit street, and Castle Forbes, Aberdeen 1821. Forester Lord, 21 Charles street, Berkeley square, and Willey park. Broselev, Shropshire 1780. Fortescue Earl, Lord Lieutenant o f Devon, 17 Grosvenor square, and Castle bill, Southmolton 1830. Fortescue Lord, Lord Lieutenant o f Ireland, Viscount Kbrington, by courtesy, being the eldest son of Earl Fortescne, summoned to the House of Peers by the title o f Baron Fortescue, 17 Grosvenor square, and Dublin castle, and Castle hill, Southmolton 1790. Gage Viscount, in the Peerage o f Ireland, sits as Baron Gage in that of Great Britain, Whitehall yard, and Firle Îılace, Lewes lowav Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Lord Stewart of Garlics, Lord Lieutenant of the counties of Kircudbright and Wigton, 37 Grosvenor square, and Galloway house, Wigton, N. B. 1800. Gardner Lord, a Lord in Waiting to the Queen, 75 South Audley street, and Lowesby hall, Leicester 1824. Gilford Lord (no address in Dindon) 1815. Glasgow Earl of. in the Peerage ot Scotland, sits as Banin Ross in that of firent Britain, G.C.H., Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire, Clarenden hotel, and Hawkead, Renfrewshire, and Boruiighbridgc, Yorkshire 1835. Glenelg Lord, P.C. (no address in London), In ve mess hire 1810. Glcngali Earl of, Irish Representative Peer, Colonel of the Tipperary Militia, 34 Lower Grosvenor street, and Caller castle, Tipperary 1821. Glenlyon Lord, Whitehall gardens, and Blair Athol, Perth Gloucester and Bristol Bishop of, consecrated 18311, Cloisters, Westminster, and the Palace, Gloucester 1832. Godolphin Lord, Scaife’s hotel, Lower Brook street, and Gog and Magog, Cambridgeshire 1816, Gort Viscount, Irish Representative Peer, Constable o f Limerick castle, Union club, and Lougbcootrr castle. Gal way 1806. Gosford Earl of, in the Peerage o f Ireland, and Baron Worlinghani in that of England, an Irish Representative Peer, Brooks’ club, and Worlingham hall, Suffolk, and Gosford castle, Armagh 1075. Grafton Duke of, K.G., Hereditary Ranger of Whittlebury Forest, Lord Lieut, of Suffolk, 47 Clarges street, and Euston hall, Thetford, and Wakefield lodge, Stoney Stratford 1782. Grantlev Lord (no town residence), Wonersh, Guildford, Surrey, and Grautley hall, Ripon, Yorkshire 1833. Granville Earl of, G.C.B., P.C., Ambassador at Paris, 78 Piccadilly 1445. Gray Imrd, Seotch Representative Peer, St. George’s hotel, Albemarle street, and Kinfauns, Perth 1800. Grey Karl, K.G., P.C.,an Elder Brother of the Trinity House, 48 Berkeley square, and Howiek hall, Northumberland 1752. Guilford Earl, Rector of Southampton, Hawkins'hotel, 29 Albemarle street, and Walderehare park, near Dover, and Old Alresford, Hunts 1827. Haddington Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Melros İn timt of England, 43 Berkeley square, and Tyningliamc castle, and Preston kirk. Scotlund 1711. Hamilton Duke of, in the Peerage o f Scotland, sits as Duke of Brandon in that of Great Britain, K.G., P.C., Premier Peer o f Scotland, Hereditary Keeper o f Holvrood house, bird Lieutenant o f Lanarkshire, Colonel o f the Lanarkshire Militia, 12 Portman square, and Hamilton palare, Lanark, und Ashton hall, Lancashire 1719. JIarlioroMgh Euri of, Stevens’s hotel. New Bond street, and Stupleford park, Melton Mowbray • 1754. ilurdwieke Earl of. Capt. R.N., Lord Lieut, of Cambridgeshire, 4 Norfolk st. Park lane,& Winipole hall, Cambridge 1812. Hare wood Earl of, Lord Lieut, o f the West Riding of Yorkshire, 13 Hanover so. and Hare wond house, nearWetherby 1742. Harrington Earl of, a Colonel in the army, Whitehall gardens, and Elvaston hall, Derby, and Cawsworth, Maccles­ field, Cheshire ’ 1815. Harris bird, Lieut. Gen. in the army, and Col. o f the 73rd Foot, 30 Albemarle street, and Belmont, Feversham 1809. Harrowby Earl of, P.C., a Commissioner for building e burelle*, 39 Grosvenor square, ami Sandiin hall, Staffordshire 1810. 11astings"Marquis of, Burlington hotel,Cork sf.and Donnington park, Kegworth, Cavendish bridge, Leicestershire 1835. Hatherton Lord, P.C., 45 Grosvenor place, and Teddesley hall, Penkridge 1793. Hawarden Visenunt, Irish Representative Peer, 5 St. George’s place, Hyde park comer, and Duudnim, Cashel I 1770. Hawke bird, Windham club, II St. James’s square, and Womersley house, Pontefract 1831. lleadfort Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Kenlis in that of Great Britain, Lord of tile Bed­ chamber, bini Lieutenant of Cavan countv, Col. of the Meath Militia, Brooks' club, and Hem I fort bouse, Meath 1550. Hereford Viscount, P.C., Premier Viscount of England, 102 Mount street, and Trcgoyd, Hay, Herefordshire Hereford Bishop of, consecrated 1837, 14 King street, St. James’s, and the palace, Hereford 1793. Hertford Marquis, K.G., P.C., Warden of the Stannaries, Dorchester house, Park lane, and St. Ditnstan’s villa, Regent’s park, and Ragle y park, Alccster, and Sudboume ball, Woodbridge, Suffolk 1828. TTeytcsbury I/ird, G.C.H., P.C., Heytesliury house, Warminster 1814. Hill Lord, G.C.B., G.C.IL, P.C., General and Commander of the Forces, Col. of the Horse Guards Blue; Horse Guarii», and 24 Beigrave square, and Hanlwicke grange, Shrewsbury 1702. Holland Lord, P.C., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, a Lord of Trade and Plantations, a Commissioner for building Churches, 33 South street, and Kensington, and Ampthill park 1005. Home Earl. Scotoli Representative Peer, bird Lieutenant of Berwickshire, and Colonel of the Militia, Montague house, Whitehall, and Hirsel, Coldstream 1790. Homi Viscount, 37 Nottingham place, and Wldtley abbey, near Coventry 1809. Ilnpctown Karl of, in the Peerage o f Scotland, sit's as Baron Hopetown and Niddry, Lord Lieutenant o f Linlith­ gowshire, Stevens’s hotel, New Bond street, ami Hopetown house, South Qncensferry, N. B, 1597. Howard de-Walden bini, Ambassador at Lisbon, 2 Audley square 183). Huwden bird,a Colonel in the army, 13 Hereford street. Park lune, and Grimestonc park, Tadeastcr 1821. Howe Earl, G.C.IL, P.C., Curzon house, 8 South Audley st. and Gopsall hull, I,eiccstersliirc,& Penn house, Bucks 44 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Created. 1529. Huntingdon Karl ot. Union club, Trafalgar square, ami Gaultier cottage, Waterford county 1815. Huntley Marquis ol, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Meld rum in that of England, '20 Chester street, Belgrave square, and Aboyne castle, Aberdeenshire, and Orton, Huntingdon 175Ö. Ilehestcr Earl of, 31 Old Burlington street, and Melbury house, Dorchester Ш17. Jersey Earl of, 38 Berkeley square, and Middleton park, Bicester 1840. Keane Lord, of Gbuznee in Affghistan, and of Cuppoquin in the County o f Waterford, Commander in Chief in India 1788. Kenyon Lord, a Commissioner for building Churches, 9 Portman square, and Gredington hall, Whitchurch 1821. Kingston Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, und Baron Kingston in that of Greut Britain, Mitclielstown castle, Cork 1831. Kinnaird Lord, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits us Baron Rùssie in that of England, 1 Pall Mall east, and Russie Priory, Inchture, Perthsliire 1711. Kinnoul Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Hay in that of England, Lord Lieutenant of Perthshire, and Colonel of the Perth Militia, 58 Green street, and Duplin castle, Perth 1838. Kintore Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Búron Kmtore in that of Eng laiul, 38 Pall Mull, and Keith hall, Aberdeen 1807. Lake Viscount, 70 Gloucester place 1836. Langdale Lord, Master o f the Rolls, 37 South street, Grosvenor square, and Templeton house, Richmond 1784. Lansdowne Marquis of, K.G., P.C., Lord President of the Council, a Commissioner of the India Board, and Lord Lieutenant of Wilts, a Trustee o f the British Museum, a Commissioner for building Churches, 54 Berkeley square, and Bowood, Wilts 1806. Lauderdale Earl, in the Peerage o f Scotland sits as Baron Lauderdale, in that o f Great Britain ; Hereditary Standard-bearer, and Marshal of the King's Household of Scotland, Warren’s hotel, Regent street, and Lauder castle, Berwick, and Thirlestane castle, Berwick, and Dunhar house, East Lothian 1694. Leeds Duke of, K.G., Lord Lieutenant of the N.R. of Yorkshire, Governor of the Scilly Isles, Clarendon hotel, New Bond street, and Hornby castle, Catterick 1837. Leicester Earl of (no town residence), Ilolklmm hall, Norfolk 1839. Leigh Lord, 10 Belgravu street, and Stonclcigh abbey, Warwickshire 1747. Leinster Duke of, in the Peerage of Ireland sits as Viscount Leinster, in that of Great Britain : P.C., Lord Lieu­ tenant. of Kildare, 0 Carlton house terrace, and Carton house, Maynooth 1831. Leitrim Earl of, in tiie Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Clements in that of Great Britain, K.P., Lord Lieutenant of Leitrim, Colonel of the Donegal Militia, 18 Great Cumberland place, anil Killadoon, Kildare 1641. Leven and Melville Earl, Scotch Representative Peer, Capt. R.N. (no address in London), Melville house, Fife 1831. Lichfield Earl of, P.C., Postmaster General, 13 St. James's square, and Sliugborough park, Lichfield, and Ranton abbey, Stafford Lichfield and Coventry Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Sodor and Man 1838, translated 1840, the castle, Ecclcshall 1797. Lilt'urd Lord, Lord in Waiting to tiie Queen, 10 Grosvenor place, and Liitoni hall, Oundle 1803. Limerick Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, and Baron Foxford in that o f Great Britani, Irish Representative Peer, 4 Mansfield street, ami Soutliill park, Bracknel, Bucks Lincoln Bishop, consecrated Bishop of Bristol 1820, translated 1827, Warren’s hotel, Regent street, and Willing­ ham, Market Raisin 1620. Lindsey Flari of, 11 Belgrave street, and Uffmgton, near Stamford 1838. Lismore Lord Viscount, Viscount Lismore in the Peerage of Ireland, and Baron Lismore in that o f England, Farrance’s hotel, Belgrave street, and Shanbally castle, Tipperary 1796. Liverpool Earl of, Middle Scotland yard, and Buxted park, near Uckfield, and Pitchford hall, Shrewsbury Llandaff Bishop of, consecrated 1828, Deanery, St. Paul’s, and Hardwick house, Chepstow London Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Chester 1824, translated 1828, a Lord o f Trade and Plantations, a Com­ missioner for building Churches, 22 St. James’s square, nnd palace, Fulham 1823. Londonderry Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Earl Vane in that of England, G.C.B., G.C.H., B.E., S.P., P.C., Iloldemess house, Park lane, and Wynyard park, Stockton, and Rose Bunk, Fulham, and Mount pleasant, Newtonards, Ireland 1821. Longford Earl of, in the Peerage o f Ireland, sits as Baron Silclicster in that of England ; with tiie ‘Aid Regiment of Life Guards 1807. Lonsdale Earl of, K.G., Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, Lord Lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmoreland, 12 Charles street, Berkeley square, and Lowther castle, Penrith 1800. Lorton Viscount, Irish Representative Peer, Lieutenant-General in the army, Lord Lieutenant of Roscommon, Colonel of the Roscommon Militia, 84 Eaton square, and Rockingham, Boyle, Roscommon 1821. Lothian Marquis of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Kerr in that o f England, Lord Lieutenant of Rox­ burghshire, Colonel of the Edinburgh Militia, Carlton club 1837. Lovat Lord, Colmurg hotel, Charles street, Berkeley square, and Beanley house, Beauley, N.B. 1838. Lovelace Earl, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry, 10 St. James’ square, and Ockham park, Ripley, Surrey, and Ashley Combe, Postock, Somerset _ 1831. Ludlow Earl, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Ludlow iu that of England, G.C.B., u General in the army, and Colonel o f 3rd Foot, Copie house, Bedford, no address in Loudon 1839. Lurgan bird, 1 Upper Harley street, and Lurgan, Ireland 1827. Lyndli urst Lord, P.C., 25 George street, Hanover square, and Wimbledon common 1814. Lyned ocli Lord, G.C.B., a General in the army, and Col. of the 1st Foot, 12 Stratton street, and Lyucdoch, Perth 1794. Lyttc ton Lord, Spencer house, St. James’s place, and Hagley park, Stourbridge. 1721. Macc'esfield Earl, P.C., Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire,)» Conduit street, and Sherbourne castle, Oxford I860. Malmesbury Karl, Whitehall gardens, and Heron court, Christchurch, and Dnmford, near Salisbury 1719. Manchester Duke of, Lord Lieut, of Huntingdonshire, Collector of the Customs in the Port ut hsaidon, 4 Grosve­ nor gate, Park lane, and Kimbolton castle, Kimbolton 1807. Manners Lord, 56 Upper Brook street, und the Grove, Yoxford. Suffolk _ 1792. Mansfield Earl of, Lord Lieutenant of Clackmannanshire, Hereditary Keeper of Scone, Langham house, 13 Langham place, and Caen wood, Hampstead, and Seone palace. Perth 1806. Manvers Earl, 13 Portman square, and Thoresby park, OUerton, Notts 1702. Marlborough Duke of, 9 Albemarle street, and Blenheim park, Woodstock 1821. Maryborough Lord, G.C.H., P.C., 3 Saville row : and Deal castle, Kent 1766. Maynard Viscount, Lord Lieutenant of Essex, 38 Grosvenor square, and Easton, near Dunmow, Essex 1785. Mnyo Earl of. Iridi Representative Peer, G.C.II., Colonel of the Kildare Militia, 24 Norfolk street, Park lane, ami Palmerston house, Naas, Kildare . . . . 1831. Meath Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits us Baron Chuworth in that of Great Britain, K.P., Lord-Lieutenant of Dublin countv, Fenton’s hotel, St. James’s street, and Kilruddery house, Wicklow 1815. Melbourne Viscount, P.C., First Lent o f the Treasury, a Lord of Trade and Plantations, a Commissioner of the India Board, a Commissioner for building Churches, an Eider Brother of the Trinity House, 30 South street, Grosvenor square, and Brocket hall, Herts _ 1802. Melville Viscount, Lord Privy Seal in Scotland, Somerset house, and Melville castle, Edinburgh 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.

Created. 1838. Methuen Lord, 1*2!» Park street, and Coreham house, Chippenham, Wilts 171 !. Middleton Lord, 11 Montagu street, Portman square, and Wollaton hall, near Nottingham 179(5. Midleton Viscount, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Brodriek in that of Great Britain, Thomas's hotel, 515 Berkeley square, and Pepper Harrow park, Godaiming 1813. Minto Earl, G.C.B., P.C., First Lord of the Admiralty : Admiralty, and .Minto house, Roxburgh 17*28. Munson Lord, 7 Carlton gardens, and Gatton park, Godstone 1839. Monteagle Lord. 8 Mansfield street, and Mount Tronchard, near Sbanngoldcn, Ireland 1780. Montagu Lonl,(i Hamilton place, Piccadilly, and Dittou park, Windsor 1741. Monitort Lord, 24 Upper Montagu street * 172*2. Montrose Duke of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Karl Graham in that of Groat Britain, 45 Beigrave square arid Buchanan house, Stirling ’ 17915, Moray Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits us Baron Stuart in that of Great Britain (no address in Londoni Donibristlc, Fife ” 1815. Morlcy Karl of, Kent house, Knightsbridge, and Saltrain, Plymouth 1458. Morton Earl of, Scotch Representative Peer, 7 Old Palace yard, and Dalmahoy, Midlothian 1831. Mostyn Lord,U Lower Seymour street, and Mostyn, Holywell 1789. Momit Edgeeumbe hail of, P.C., 43 Dover street, Piccadilly, and Mount F.dgoeumbe, Plymouth 1781. Mountcashul Earl of, Irish Representative Peer, 93 Wimpoie street, ami Moore park, Cork 1831. Munster Earlof, P.C.. Col. in the army, Governor of Windsor Castle, 13 Up. Beigrave st., and Lodge, Bushy park 1756. Newcastle Duke of, K.G., 17 Portmaii square, and Clumber, Notts . • 1483. Norfolk Duke of, K.G., Premier Duke and Earl, Hereditary Earl Marshal, 21 St. James’s sq.,1* the Castle, Arundel 1838. Normanhy, Marquis of, P.C., Secretary of State for the ’Home Department, 31 Hill street, Berkeley square, and Mtdgrave castle, Whitby 1812. Northampton Marquis of, 145 Piccadilly, and Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire, and Compton Wynyates, and Shipston, Warwickshire 1766. Northumberland Duke of, K.G., P.C., Lord Lieut, o f Northumberland ; Northumberland house, Charing cross, and Sion house, Isleworth, anil Alnwick castle, Northumberland, and Warrington park, Cornwall 1797. Northwick Lord, Carlton hotel, Regent street, and Northwick park, Morton-in-Marsh Norwich Bishop of, consecrated 1837,38 Lower Brook street, and the palace, Norwich 1800. O’Neil Earl, Irish Representative Peer, K.P., I xml Lieutenant of Antrim, and Col. of the Antrim Militia, Nerot’s liotei, 15 CiifTord street, and Shane’s castle, Antrim 1801. Onslow Earl of, Clarendon hotel, New Bond street, and Richmond, Surrey 1806. Orford Karl of, Colonel of the West Norfolk Militia, White's club, and Wullerton park, Norfolk lGDt*. Orkney Earl of, Scotoli Representative Peer, Liinmer’s hotel, George st. Hanover square, and Tapiow court, Bucks 1821. Ormonde Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Ormonde in that o f Great Britain, 14 Weymouth st­ and Kilkenny castle ‘ 1711. Oxford Kari, 04 New Bond street,and Brampton park, Herefordshire Oxford Bishop of, consecrated 1829, Chancellor of the Order of the Garter, 16 Grosvcnor square, and Cuddesden palace, Wheatley, Oxon 1831. Panmure Lord, Union hotel, Cockspnr street, and Brechin castle, Forfar 1751. Pembroke Earl o f,39 Chapel street, Grosvenor place, and Wilton house, Salisbury Peterborough Bishop of, 22 Pall Mall, and the Palace, Peterborough 1(503 Peire Ixird, 3 Mansfield street, and Thomdon hall, near Brentwood, Essex 1827. l’luiiket Lord, P.C., Lord Chancellor o f Ireland, a Lord of Trade and Plantations, Royal hotel, St. James’s street, and Old Connaught, Wicklow 1682. Plymouth Earl of, 49 Lower Brook street, and Bisham abbey, Great Marlow, Backs. 1831. Poltimore Lord, 25 Grosvenor square, and Poltimore, near Exeter, and Court ball, North Molton, Devon 1839. Ponsonliy Viscount, Ambassador at Constantinople, Bishop’s court, Kildare; Agents in Loudon, Messrs. Walker, Granl and Pugh, П King’s road, Bedford row* 1710. Portland Duke of, P.C., Lord Lieut, of Middlesex, 19 Cavendish square, and Welbeck abbey, Worksop, and Fuliarton, Scotland 1837. Portman Lord, Lord Lieutenant of Somerset, 13 Hanover square, and Orchard Portman, Taunton 1743. Portsmouth Earl of, Hurstimme park, Hants 1706. Poulett Earl, Col. of Somerset Militia, 9 ("larges street, and Hinton St. George, Orewkeroc 1804. Powis Earl of, 45 Berkeley square, and Walcot, Ludlow, and Powis castle, Welshpool 1816. Prudlioe Lord, Cnpt. R.N., Whitehall gardens, and Stanwlck nark, Darlington 1705. Radnor Earl of,52 Ixiwcr Grosvenor street, and Longford castle,Salisbury, and Colesbill house, Farririgdon, Berks 1826. Kanfurly Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Baron Ranfurly in that o f Great Britain, 8 George street, Portman square, and Dungannon, Tyrone 1621. Ravensworth Imi d. Percy cross, Fulham, and Ravenswortli castle, Gateshead 1821. Rayleigh Lord, United University club, and Terling place, Withani, Essex 16*28. Reiiv Lord. Soliteti Representative Peer, 1(5 St. James’s place, und Skibo, Sutherland 1892. Redàsdule Lord, 49 Hurley street, and Hatsford, .Morton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire lt>75. Rirlmiond Duke of, K.G., P.C., Lord Lieut, o f Sussex, Col. o f the Sussex Militia, 51 Portland place, and Good­ wood, near Petworth Kipon Bishop nf, consecrated 1836, the Palace, Ripon 1633. Kipon Earl of, P.C., a Lord of Trade and Plantations, Commissioner of the Land Tax, 4 St. James's square, and Noeton, Sleaford 1802. Rivers Lord. 5 Belgravc street, and Rnshnmre lodge, Dorset Rochester Bishop of, consecrated Bishop of Sodor and Man 1813, translated 1827, 4 Green street, Grosvenor square, and Bromley palace. Kent 1821. Roden Earl of, in the Peerage o f Ireland, sits as Baron Clanhrassill in that o f Great Britain, K.P., P.C., United Service club, and Hyde liait, Herls, und Tallymore park, Dundalk, Ireland 178*2. Rodtiev Lord, laird Lieut.o f Radnorshire, and Col. of the North Hants Militia,70 Pali Mali,and Old Alresford, Hants 1796. Rolle Lord, Col. of the South Devon Militia, 18 Upper Grosvenor street, and Bicton, Honiton, Devon 1801. Komney Earl, 8 York street, St. James’ street, and the Mote, near Maidstone, Kent 1828. Rosebery Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland, sits as Banin R >sebery, in that of Great Britain, 139 Piccadilly, and Dalmeney park, Linlithgow, and Warren wood, Hatfield, Herts ’ 1800. Rosse Earl of, Irish Representative Peer. 22 Brunswick square, Brighton, nnd Birr castle, King’s county 1801. 1 tossii n Karl of, Lieut. Col. of the 9th Lancers, (i Grosvenor place, and Dysart House, Fife 1838. Rossiiiore Lord, Lord Lieut, of Monaghan county, 31 Park street, and Rossmore, Monaghan 1837. Roxburgh Duke of, in tlie Peerage ofScotland, sits us Karl I nues in that of Great Britain, K.T., Thomas’s hotel, Berkeley square, and Fleurs castle, Roxburgh 170ÎÎ. Rutland Duke of, K .G., Lord Lieut, of Leicester, Col. of Leicestershire Militia, 7 Bolton street, Piccadilly, and Belvoir castle, Grantham, nnd palace, Newmarket, and Longslmw lodge, end Stanton wood house, Derbyshire 46 PAR LIA MENTA RY DI RECTORY [1840. Created. 1(184. St. Alban’s Duke of, Hereditary Grand Falconer, and Hereditary Registrar of tlie Court o f Chancery, 80 Piccadilly, und Holly Iodide, Highgiite, and Redburn hall, Uri"!; St. Asaph Bisbopof, consecrated Bishop of Exeter 1820, translated 1830, 2 Portland place, and the Palace, St. A saplı St. David’s Bishop of, consecrated 1825, Palace, Abergwiii; ngent in London, J. Burder, Esq., 27 Parliament street 1815. St. Germains Earl of, 7 New Burlington street, and Port Eliot, St. Germains 1558. St. John Lord, Lcmuis’ Hotel, 18 Park street, und Kimből ton 1801. St. Vincent Viscount, (it) St. James’s street, and Meaford Stone, Stafford 1789. Salisbury Marquis, P.C., Col. of the Hertfordshire Militia, 20 Arlington street, and Hatfield house, Hertford Salisbury Bishop of, consecrated 1827, 2 Portman square, and the Palace, Salisbury 1445. Saltoun Lord, Scotch Representative Peer, 1 Great Cumberland street, and Ness castle, Inverness, and Philorth bouse, Fraserburgh 16G0. Sandwich Earl,(> Grafton street, Bond street, and Hinchinhroke, near Huntingdon 181)2. Sandys Lord, Col. in the Arniv, 48 Cur/.on street, and Ombersley court, Worcester 1003. Saye and Sele Lord, 43 Lower Grosvenor street, and Belvedere, Kritb. Kent, and Broughton castle,Oxon 1690. Scarborough Earl of, 41 South street, Grosvenor square, ami Sandbeck park, Yorkshire, and ltufforU hall, Notu 1701. Scarsdalc Lord, Derby 1820. Seaforil Lord, 2 Audley square, South Audley street, and Seaford, Sussex 1831. Sefton Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Seftou in tliat o f Great Britain, 21 Arlington street, and Croxteth park, Liverpool 1831. Segrave Lord, Lord Lieut, of Gloucester county, and Cot. of the South Gloucestershire Militia, Berkeley house. Spring gardens, and Berkeley castle. Gloucestershire 1040, Selkirk Earl of, Scotch Representative Peer, О Richmond terrace, Whitehall, and St. Mary's Isle, Kirkcudbright 1072, Shaftesbury Earl of, 24 Grosvenor square, and St. Giles's house, Cranhourne 1780. Shannon Earl of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits us Búron Curieton in that of Great Britain, 7 Baron Sheffield in that ofGre.it Britain, Marlborough house, and Sheffield Park, Uckfield 1784. Sherborne Dird, 15 Hyde park gardens, ami Sherborne lodge, Northleaeh 1442. Shrewsbury Earl of, Hereditary Lord High Steward of Ireland (no address Iu London), Hevthrop house, Oxford­ shire, and Alton towers, Clieadle, Staffordshire 1805. Sidmouth Y iscount, P.C., a Commissioner o f Land Tax, Deputy Ranger o f Richmond Park, an Elder Brother ol the Trinity house, Bait's hotel, 41 Dover street, and Richmond park 1489. Sinclair Lord, Scotch Representative Peer, United Service Club, IIanlmaiistown, Haddington, & Torquay, Devon 1828. Skclmersdale Lord, 55 Portland place, and Latham house, Orniskirk 1800. Sligo Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits us Baron Mont eagle in that of Great Britain, P.C., 1л rd Iáéul. o f Mayo county, Col. o f South Mayo Militia, 2 Mansfield street, and Westport, Ireland 1821. Somers Earl, Lord Lieut, of Hertfordshire (no address in London), Eastnor castle, Ledbury 1540. Somerset Duke of, K.G., Park lane, and Bradley house, Mere, Wilts, and Stobcc house, Newton Abbot 1700. Sondes Lord, 17 St. James’s place, and Elmham, near Derebilin, Norfolk 1780. Southampton Lord, Clarendon hotel. New Bond street, and Wliittlebury lodge, Tovvcestcr 1705. Spencer Earl, Spencer house, 27 St. James’s place, and Althorp, Northampton, und Wiseton, Bawtry, Yorkshire 1(440. Stafford Lord, Clarendon hotel. 109 New Bond street, and Costessv park, Norwich 1028. Stamford and Warrington Karl, bird Lieut, of Chester county, 35 Hill street, and Dunham Massey, Cheshire, and Envilic hall, Staffordshire 1718. Stanhope Earl, 14 Great Stanhope street, and Chevcning, Sevcnoaks 1839. Stanley Lord, o f Alderlcy, 40 Dover street, Piccadilly, and Alderley park, near Congieton, Cheshire, and Penrho’s, Holyhead 1448. Stoiirtòn i.ord, 10 Mansfield street, and Ollerton park, Wetherby 1821. Strudhroke Earl of, Col. of the East Suffolk Militia, 18 Queen street, Mayfair, and llcnham hall, Wangford 1835. Strafford Lord, G.C.B., G.C.H., P.C., Lieut. Gen. iu the Army, Col. of the 20th foot, (i Portman squurr, and Amvcllmry, Ware, Herts 1825. Strangford Viscount, in the Peerage o f Ireland, sits as Baron Penslmrst in that o f Great Britain, G.C.B.,G.C.H., P.C.. lift Hurley street, and Westenhanger house, Ilytlic, Kent 10844. Strathalhm Y’isconnt, Scotch Representative Peer, (iStratford place, mid Strathallan house, Perth 1889. Stuart de Decics bird, Long's botei, Hi New Bond street, and Droniuna, Cappoquin, Ireland 1828. Stuart do Rothesay Lord, G.C.B., Г.С., 4 Carlton house terrace, and High cliff, near Christchurch 1838. Sndeley Lord, 35 Dover street, mid Toddmgton hall, Gloucestershire 178(i. Sufficit! Lord, Clarendon hotel, New Bond street, und Gunton park, North Walsham 1003. Suffolk Karl of, Col. of the Wilts Militia, Litnmer’s hotel, Georgesi. Hanover sq. and Charlton park, Malmesbury 1801. Sussex Duke of, K.G., K.T.. GAMI., P.C., High Steward of Plymouth, Hunger of St. James’s and Hyde parks, Col. of the Hon. Artillery Company, Kensington palace 1835. Sutherland Duke of, Lord. Lieut, of Sutherlnndshire, Stafford house, St. James’s, and Trentham park, Stafford­ shire. and I.illeshall, Salop, and Tongue and Big house, Sutherland shire, and West hill, Surrey, and Sitten­ liftin, Y'orkshire 1789. Sydney Viscount, 3 Cleveland square, and Frognuli, Fontscray 1784. Tallini Earl, K.P., P.C., bird Lieut, of Staffordshire, 31 Great George street, and Ingestre hull, Staffordshire 1839. Talbot do Malabide I.ord, and Baron Kamival, Burlington hotel, 19 Cork street, ami Malahide castle, Ireland 1714. Tniikerville Earl of, 11 Little Maddox street, and Walton, Esher, Surrey, and Chillingham castle, near Belford, Northumberland 1Ö27. Tenlerden Loni, 21 Portman square, and Hendon, Middlesex 1010. Tevnham Lord, Linsted lodge, Kent 1(428. Tlianet Karl of, Hereditary Sheriff of YVestmorcland, 78 Gloucester place, and llotbfield place, Maidstone, and Appleby cuslle, Westmoreland, and Skiptoii castle, Y’orksliire 1809. Thomiaid Marquis of, in the Peerageof Ireland, ami Baron Tadeaster in that, of Great Britain,an Irish Representative Peer, K.P., Col. o f the Cork City Militia, 41 Belgrave square, and Roslellau castle, Cork 1792. Tlmrlow Lord, (4 Hyde park place, and Ashficld lodge. Wool pit, Suffolk 1721. Torrington Viscount, a bird in Waiting to the Queen, 5 Great Cumberland street, and Y'otes court, Tonbridge 1787. Tovvnshend Marquis o f (no address in London) 1094. Tvvecddalc Marquis of, Scoli li Representative Peer, K.T., Major Gen. in the army, Lord láeut. of Haddingtonshire, Hereditary Chamberlain of Dunfermline, 3 Belgrave street, and Ycster house, Haddington 1838. Y’aux, o f Itiirrowrlc», Lord, 04 Eaton square, and Kiddiugton, Woods i k, Oxon 17(42. Vemon Lord, no (address iu London), Sudbury hull, Derbyshire, mid Poyntnn hall, Cheshire 1815. Y'erulam Earl, Lord Lieut, of Hertfordshire, 42 Grosvenor square, and Oorhambury, St. Albans 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 47

Created. 1832. Uxbridge Karl of, by courtesy, being (lie eldest son of the Marquis of Anglesea, summoned to the House of Peers, during tiie lifetime of bis father, by tile title of Baron Paget, a Lieut. Col. in the army, 33 Bruton street 172!>. Waldegrave Earl, !.burner's hotel, George street, Hanover square, und Strawberry hill, Twickenham 1828. Wallace Lord, Clarendon hotel, 10!) New* Bond street, and Featherstone castle, Ilait\vliisť:e,near Carlisle 1780. Walsingham Lord, 7 Upper Portland place Itkit. Ward Gird, Mi van’s hotel, 41 Lower Brook street, and Iliinlev hall, Wolverhampton 1740. Warwick Earl, K.T. Lord Lieut, o f Warwick County, and Cot. of the Warwickshire militia,? Carlton gardens and Warwick castle 1780, Waterford Marquis of, in the Peerage of Ireland, sits its Baron Tyrone in that o f Great Britain, 30 Charles street, St. James' square, and Curraghmore, Waterford 1707. Wellesley Marquis of, iti lite Peerage of Ireland, sits as Baron Wellesley in that of England, K.G., Kingston house, Knightsbridge 1814. Wellington Duke of, K.G., G.C.B..P.C., Field Marshal in the army, Col. of the Grenadier Guards and o f the Rifle Brigade, Constable of the Tower and of Dover castle, Warden o f the Cinque Ports, an Elder Brother o f the Trinity House, Apsley house, 140 Piccadilly, and Strathticldsaye, Hants 1821. Wemyss'and March Earl of, in the Peerage of Scotland,sits as Baron Wemyssin that of Great Britain, Lord Lieut, of Peeblesshire, 1ft Stratford place, andGosfordhouse, near Haddington, East Lothian, X.B., and Nidputli castle, Peeblesshire, íe Stanway hall, Gloucestershire 1830. Wenlock Lord, Lord Lieut, and Custos Rot. of the East Riding o f the County of York, 30 Berkeley square, at d Eseriek park, Yorkshire 1833. Western Lord, 37 South street, and Felix Hall, Kclvedon, Essex 1833. Westmeath Marquis of, 1 risii Representative Peer, Lord Lieutenant of Westmeath County, mid Col. of the West­ meath Militia, 30 Green street, Grosvenor square, and Clonyn, Castle town, Delvin 1831. Westminster Marquis of, P.C., Lord I.ieut. of Flintshire,ík) Upper Grosvenor street, and Eaton park, Chester, and .Moor park, Rickmnnsworth Tb‘24. Westmoreland Earl of, K.G., P.C., Lord Lieut, of Northamptonshire, 31 Grosvenor square, ami Apthorpe, near Wans ford 183(1. WhamclilFc Ikird. P.C., lõCurzon street, ami Wortlcy hall, Sheffield 1703. Wicklow Earl of. Irish Representative Peer, Lord Lieut, of Wicklow Co. 3 Cavendish square, anil Shelton abbey, Ark low 1403. Willoughby do Broke Lord, 21 1ПП street, and Compton Vemey. Kineton 1313. Willoughby d’ Eresby Lord, P.C., Joint Hereditary Great Chamberlain of England, Lord Lieut, of Carnarvon Co. 143 Piccadilly, and Grimsthorpc, Lincolnshire, and Drummond castle, Perthshire, and Gwyilyr, Carnarvonshire 1801. Wilton Earl of, ? Grnsvenor square, and Heaton house, Lancashire, and Egerton lodge, Melton Mowbray 1038. Winclielsca Earl of, Clarendon hotel. New Bond street, anil Eastwell park, Kent Winchester Bishop, consecrated Bishop o f Llanilaff 1830, translated 1837,10 St. James's square, and the palace, Winchester, and Fanillani castle ) Vi I. Winchester Marquis of, P.C., Premier Marquis o f England, Groom of the Stole, Lord Lieut, o f Norfolk, and Col. of the East Norfolk Militia, 27 Cavendish square, and Amport house, Andover 1707. Wodeliouse Gird, 4 Hyde park tenace, und Witton park, Norfolk Worcester Bishop of. consecrated Bishop of Chichester 1824, translated 1831, 8 Montague place, Montagne sq. 1838. Wrottesley Gird, 13( icone street. Hanover square, and Wrotteslcy hall, Wolverhampton 183ft. Wynford Lord, Deputy Speaker of the House of Girds, 22 Conduit street, and LeOsons, near Chiscltuirst, Kent 1837. Yarborough Karl of. 17 Arlington street, and Brnekleshy, Brigg, Lincoln, and Appuldcrcombc park, Isle of Wight York Archbishop of, consecrate i Bishop o f Carlisle 17ftì, translated 1807, a Commissioner fur building Churches, 4(1 Grosvenor square, nud Bishopstliorpc palace, near York 18:14. Zetland Earl of. Lord Lieut, o f Orkney and Shetland, lft Arlington street, and Askc hall, Richmond, Yorkshire, and Marsk liait Cleveland, Yorkshire, and Kerse house, Falkirk

I RISII BISHOPS, elected to sit in the Parliament of ltìlfl only. Archbishop of Dublin, consecrated 1831 Bishop of Down and Connor, consecrated Bishop of Killuit» 182ft, translated 182 Bishop of Ossory, Leighlin and Ferns, consecrated 1813 Bishop of Cork and C'loyue. consecrated 1831 48 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF К HOUSE OF COMMONS, WITH THE PLACES FOR WHICH THEY SIT;

1SEIK RESPECTIVE TOWN RESIDENCES, AND PRINCIPAL COUNTRY SEATS.

AbercTomby Hon. Col. George Ralph.. Stirlingshire...... Fenton’s hotel, St. James’ street, and Airthire castle, Stirling, N.B. Acheson Viscount ...... Armagh County ...... Brookes’ club, 00 St. James’ street,and Worling- liam hall, near Wangford, Suffolk. Aclami Sir Thomas Dyke, D art...... North Devonshire ...... Waterloo hotel, 85 Jermyn street, and Killertou park, Exeter, Devonshire. Aclami Thomas Dyke, E s q ...... West Somersetshire...... 02 Jermyn street, and Miticbead, Somerset. A'Court Edward Henry, Capt. H.N...... T am w orth ...... 100 Mount street, and Hcytcsbury, Wiltshire. Adam Vice-Admiral Sir Charles...... Clackmannanshire if Kin­ A Lord of the Admiralty, Admiralty, and Blair ross ...... Adam, near Kinross, Scotland. Adare Viscount ...... Glamorganshire ...... Athenieum club, & Dunraven castle, Cowbridge Aglionby Major Francis ...... Kast Cumberland...... lá Parliament street, and The Nunnery, Kirk- oswald, near Penrith. Aglionby Henry Aglionby, Esq...... Cochermouth...... 5 Brick court, Temple, und Manor Cottage, Cater- ham,Surrey,and Newhiggin hall,nearCarliele. Ainsworth Peter, Esq...... B u tton ...... 26 Somerset street, and Smithills hall,near Bolton Alcock Thomas ...... Ludlow ...... Clarendon hotel, New Bond street, and Kings­ wood warren. Alford Viscount...... Bedfordshire...... Id Beigrave square, and Belton house, near Gran­ tham, Lincolnshire. Alsagcr Captain Richard...... East Surrey ...... Trinity-House,Tower hill,it UpperTooting,Surrey. Alston Rowland, Esq...... Hertfordshire ...... 46 Harley street,and Pishiobury, near Sawbridge- wortb, Herts. Andover Viscount ...... Malmesbury ...... Limmer’s hotel, Conduit street, and Charlton, near Devizes, Wilts. Anson Gen. Sir George, G.O.B...... Lichfield...... , 5 Bnlstrr.de street, Manchester square. Anson Hon. Colonel George...... South Staffordshire . 25 Hill street, Berkeley square. Arbutlmott Hon.MajorGen.Hugh,K.C.D. Kincardineshire .. . 11,5 Albany, Piccadilly ,&lİ&tton,iH-arKlncanline. Archbold Robert, Esq...... Kildare County------. Cox’s hotel, 65 Jermyn street, and Davidstown, near Castle Deruiot, Ireland. Archdall Mcrvyn, Esq...... Fermanntjh County . Carlton Club, and Archdall castle, Fermanagh. Ashley Lord...... Dorsetshire...... 40 Upper Brook street,and St. Giles’s, near Cran- bourne, Dorset. Ashley-Cooper Hon. Anthony Henry .. D urchester...... 24 Grosvcnorsq. & St.Lconard’s dale near Windsor Attwood Matthias, Esq...... Whitehaven ...... 27 G racechureh street, & Mus well hill, Middlesex Attwood Matthias Wolverley, Esq...... Greenwich, be...... 27 Graceehurch street. Bagge William, Esq...... West Norfolk...... Carlton club, and Stradsot hall, near Downham. Bagót Hon. William ...... Denbighshire...... 1 St. James’s square, and Poole Park, Ruthin Bailey Joseph, Esq...... Worcester ...... 2(i Beigrave square, and Glanusk park, near Crickhowcll, South Wales. Bailey Joseph, jun. Esq...... Sudbury ...... 26 Beigrave square, and Penmyarth, near Crick- Imwell, South Wales. Baillic Colonel Hugh Duncan...... Honiton ...... 34 Mortimer st reet, and Redcast ,and Tarradalo llossshi re, Scotland. . Bainbridgc Edward Thomas, Esq...... Taunton . 10 Park Place, St. James’s, and Invcgary house, Inverness. Baines Edward, jun. Esq...... Leeds ...... 3 Queen square, Westminster, and Leeds. Baker lid ward, Esq...... Wilton ...... 6 Old Cavendish street, and Salisbury, Wilts. Bannorman Alexander, Esq...... Aberdeen...... 4 Berkeley street, Berkeley square, and Aberdeen. Baring lion.Francis...... Thctford...... 76 Pall Mull. Baring Rt. Hon. Francis Thornhill...... Portsmouth ...... Chancellor o f the Exchequer, 11 .v 12 Downi g street, and Lewisham, Kent. Baring Major Henry Bingham ...... Marlborough...... 13 Eaton place. Baring Hon. William Bingham...... North Staffordshire...... 12 Great Stanhope street, May fair. Barnard Edward George, Esq...... Greenwich, ÿc...... Deptford Green, Kent, and Gosfield hall, near Halstead, Essex. Bameby John, Esq...... East Worcestershire ...... 34 Portman square, and Brockbampton house, near Broomyard, Worcester. Barrington Viscount...... Berkshire ...... 20 Cavendish sq.ix Beckett house,nearFarringdon Barron Henry Winston, Esq...... W a terford ...... Burlington hotel, 10 Cork street, and Belmont house, Waterford. Barry Garret Slandish, Esq...... Cork County ...... 16 Bentinek street,and Lemlard house, Middleton, county Cork. , Bateson Sir Robert, Kart...... Londonderry County ...... 18 Queen street, Mayfair, and Belvoir park, near Belfast. Beamish Francis Bernard, Esq. Cork 25 Jennyn street, and Granville house, Cork. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 49 Bell Matthew, Esq...... South Northumberland ... 35 Wimpole street, and Woolsington, near New- castle-on-Tyne. Bellow Richard Montesquieu, E sq...... Louth County...... 1 New Burlington street, and Barracath, near Dunleer, county o f Louth. Benőtt John, E s q . , , . . , . , , , . . , , ...... South Wiltshire...... T.iminer’shotel, 1 George street, Hanover square, nnd Pyt house, near Hindou. Bentinek Lord George...... Lynn B eyls...... 19 Cavendish square. Berkeley Hon. Craven Fitzhardinge.... Cheltenham...... 9 Mansfield street, Portland place. Berkeley Hon.Francis Henry Fitzhardinge B risto l...... Berkeley house, Spring gurdens, and Cinnford house, near Hounslow. Berkeley Hon, George Charles Orantley ) w clovccstershire...... * Berkeley house, Spring gardens, and Beacon Fitzhardinge...... t ( lodge, near Christchurch, Hants. Bernal Ralph, Esq...... Rochester...... 75 Eaton square. Bothell Richard, Esq...... East Riding o f Yorkshire .. IS Eaton place, and Rise, near Huli. Bewes Thomas, Esq...... P lym outh...... 4 Strand, and Beaumont, near Plymouth. Blackimme John Ireland, Esq...... W arrington...... 2 Park st. Westminster,& Hale, near Warrington. Blackett Christopher, Esq...... South Northumberland...... Burlington hotel, Cork street, and Wylnm hall, near Newcastlc-ou-Tyne. Blackstone William Seymour, Esq...... Wallingford...... 30 Gilbert street, Grosvenor square, and Castle iriory, near Watlingford. Blair James, Esq...... Wigtounshire ...... Íhırtınım square, and Penninghamc,near New­ ton Stewart, Scotland. [Ireland. Bluke Martin Joseph, Esq...... G a lw a y...... Reform club, Whitehall, к Brook lodge, Dungan Blake William John, E ? q ...... Newport, Isle of Wight.... 02 Portland pl. ícDanesbiiry,near Welwyn, Herts. Blakemore Richard, Esq...... Wells, Somerset...... Morley’s hotel and Union club house, Trafalgar square, and The Leys, near Monmouth. Blandford, Marquis of ...... Woodstock...... 24 Park lane, Piccadilly, and Howbury, Bedford. Blennerhasset Arthur, Esq...... Kerry County.. 40Clarges st. & Bally seedy, near Tralee, Ireland.] Blewitt Reginald James...... Monmouth, dfc... Reform club, and Llantamam abhey, near New­ port, Monmouthshire. Blount William...... Totness...... 12 Cumberland street, Portman square. Blunt Sir Charles Richard, Bart...... Lewes...... 20 Eaton pi.к Heath field pk.ncar Uckfictd,Sussex. Bodkin John James, Esq...... Galway County. 4!)Upp. Stamford st.&Kilcloony,nr.Tuaiu, Ireland- Boldcro Captain Henry ( ieorge...... Chippenham...... Junior United Service club, l í Charles strept,St. James', and Hurst Grove, near Reading, Berks. Bolling William, Esq...... Botton ...... Ginger's hotel, Bridge st.Westminster,and Darcy Lever, near Bolton, Lancashire. " Bowes John, Esq...... South Durham...... 2G Charles street, St. James's, and Streatlaia castle, near Staindrop. Bowles George Rushout, Esq. See Hushout-Bowles, George, Esq. Brahazun Lord...... Dublin County...... 23 Dover street, Piccadilly. Brubazon Sir William Jolin, Bart...... Mayo County...... Windham dub, 11 St. James’s square, nnd Bra- bazon park, near Swinford, Ireland. Bradshaw James, E s q ...... Canterbury ...... 20 South street, Gmsvenor square. Bramston Thomas William, Esq,...... South Essex...... 11 Hereford st. Park la.&Skrccns.nr.Chelmbford. Bridgcman Hewitt, E sq...... Ennis...... 47 York road, Lambeth, anil Ennis,Ireland. Briscoe John Ivatt, Esq...... W estbury...... 19 Edward street, Portman square, and Foxhills, near Chertsev, Surrey. Broadley Henry, Esq...... East Biding of Yorkshire... United University club, Pall Mall Ensf, and Norwood house, near Beverley. Broadwood Henry, Esq...... Bridgewater...... 5 Whitehall yard. Brockiehurst John, Esq...... M ocdtsßeld...... 33 Milk st. Srflnrdsfield house,near Macclesfield. Brodić William Bird, Esq...... Salisbury...... 23 Sackville street, & Salisbury. [Chesterfield. Brollicrtmi Josenii, E sq...... Salford...... 7 Mauehester buildings, and Mursborough hall. Browne Robert Dillon, Esq...... Mayo County...... Reform club, Whitehall. BrownriggJohn Studliolme, Esq...... B oston ...... 1 Hyde park gardens, and 8 Austinfriars. BruceLd. Ernest Angustus Chas. Bnidenell Marlborough...... 1 Curam street, Slav-fair, and Tottenham park, near Marlborough. Bruges William Reald Ludlow...... Tiath ...... United University club, A Serrai, near Devizes. Bryan Major George ...... Kilkenny County...... 102 Piccadilly, and Jonkinstown, near Kilkenny. Buck Lewis William, Esq...... North Devonshire...... 32 Upper Brook street,and Moreion house, near Bidefonl, Devonshire. [Cornwall. Buller Charles, Jun. E sq...... Liskeard...... 40 Park street, uml Pobvellan, near West Looe, Buller Edward, К United University club, ti Dilimmé hall,nr. Stone. Buller Sir John Buller Yarde, Bart...... South Devonshire...... 10 Newstreet, Spring gardens, and Lupton house, near Brixham, Devonshire. BulwcrSir Edw.Geo. Earle Lytton, Bart. Lincoln...... 105 Piccadilly, and Kncbworth park, Herts. Burdett Sir Francis, B a r t . ! ...... North Wiltshire ...... 25 St. James’s place, Rnd Foremark hall, near Derby, and Rumsbury manor, Wiltshire. Burr Daniel Iligford Davali, Esq...... H ereford...... Windham dub, 11 St. James’s square,and Onyton iark, near Ross. Burrell Sir Charles Merrick, Bart...... Neic Shoreham...... Ítichmond terrace, Whitehall, and Knap rustic, near Horsham, Sussex. Burroughes Henry Negus, Esq...... East Norfolk...... Limmer’s hotel,Conduit street, and Uurlingliam hall, near Norwich. Bwfeild William, E s q ...... Bradford, Yorkshire...... 9 Hnngcrford street, and Upwood, near Blngley, Yorkshire. Butler Lieutenant Colonel Hon, Pieree.. Kilkenny County ...... 24 York road, Lambeth, and Ballyconra house, near Ballyragget. ByngCeorge, Esq...... M iddlesex..... 5 St. James’s sq. and Wrntham park, near Hemet. Byng Right Hon. George Stevens...... Chatham . . . . 77 Eaton square. Calerait John Hales, Esq...... Wareham...... 12 Carlton house terrace, and Rampatone hall, near Corfe castle, Dorsetshire. Callaghan Daniel, Esq...... C ork ...... 10 Carlton terrace,and Lotabeg,near Cork. Campbell Sir Hugh Purves Hume, Bart. Berwickshire . 16 Great George street, Westminster, and March­ D mont house, near Haddington, Scotland. 50 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Campbell S г John, Knight...... E d in bu rgh ...... Attorney General, 0 New street, Springgardens. Campbell Walter Frederick, Esq...... Argyllshire...... Brunswick hotel, 5-2 Jermyu street, and Islay house, near Bowmore, Scotland. ‘ Canning Rillit lion. Sir Stratford, K.C.B. Lynn R egis...... 29 Grosvenorsq.County Donegal. Conynghum Lord Albert Denison...... Canterbury...... 3 Hamilton place, and Mickleham hall, near Dorking, Surrey. [Ireland. Cooper Edward Joshua, Esq...... Sligo County .... Carlton club, and Markoa casti--, near Collooncy, Cooper Ilon. Anthony Henrv. .SVe Ash ley-Cooper. Ooote Sir Charles Henry, Ďart...... Queen’s C ounty.. .'IConnmight pl.k Bally lin.near Montratli, Ireland Copeland William Taylor (Alderman o f , S(o/le Treut 37 Lincolii’s-imi-fields’,and Lee house, Littlebury, London)...... i 1 and Leyton, Essex. Long’s hotel, New Bond st. к Corbalton hall, Corbally Mathew Elias, Esq...... Meath County— Dtinslimigliiin, Ireland. Corry Hon. Henry Thomas I.owry...... Tyrone County... 24 Grosvenor square, und Castle Cool, near En­ niskillen, Ireland. Courtenav Philip, E s q ...... Bridgewater...... 23 Montague street, Russell square. Cowper lion. Wm. Francis...... H ertford ...... 39 South street. Craig William Gibson, Esq ...... Edinburghshire. . 29 Davies street, Berkeley square, and Rtccar- ton, near Edinburgh. Crawford William, Esq...... London...... 14 Upper Wimpole street, and Pipp Brook house, near Dorking, Surrey. Crawley Samuel Esq...... Bedford ...... -79 Portland pi. xStockwood,nr.Luton.Bedfordsh. Orcsswcll Cresswell, Esq...... Liverpool...... 1 Mitre court buildings, Teninle, ami Fleming house, Old Broinpton, Middlesex. Crewe Sir George, Bart...... South Derbyshire Berners hotel, к Calkc abbey, near Derby. Cripps Joseph, Esq...... Cirencester ...... , Albion club, 83 St. James’ street, & Cirencester. Crompton Sir Samuel, B a rt...... Thirsk...... , 29 Hertford street, Mayfair, and Wood end, near Tliirsk, Yorkshire. Currie Itaikes, Esq...... Northampton.... , 4 llvde nark terrace Curry William, Esq...... Arm agh...... , 13 Aİam-l u-stcr buildings, Westminster, and Sum- merhili, near Dublin. Dalmeny L o rd ...... * Stirling, ^c...... , Л Lord of the Admiralty, 130 Piccadilly,and Dal­ meny park, near Edinburgh. Dalrvmple Col. Sir Adolphus John, Bart. Brighton...... 129 Park street, Grosvenor square, and Do I row house, near Watford, Herts. Darner Hon. Col. George Lionel Dawson Portarlington . 3Greonstrect,Gro=vcuorsquare,amicarne house near Dorchester. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 51

Darby George, Esq...... East S u ssex...... 21 Duke street, Westminster, and Markly War- bleton, near Uckfiold. Darlington Earl o f ...... South Shropshire ...... 40 Upper Brook street, and .Sncttisliam hall, near Lynn, Norfolk. Dashwood George Henry, Esq. Wycombe...... 5 Charles street, Orosvenor square, and West Wycombe Park, Hueks. Davenport John, Esq...... Stoke upon T re n t...... 10 Salisbury square, Fleet street, and Westwood hall, Leek, Staffordshire. Device Col. Thomas Henry Hastings.. . . Worcester ...... Brookes’ rlub, and Elmley park, near Pershore. De Horsey Spencer Horsey, Esq...... Newcastle, Staffordshire .. к Upper Grosveuor street. Denison William Joseph, Esq...... West Surrey ...... 90 Pall Mall, and Denbies, near Dorking. Dennistoun John, Esq...... Glasgow ...... 30 Grosvenor place, and Glasgow. D'Eyncourt Rt. Hon. Charles Tennyson Lam beth ...... 5 Albemarle street, and Baynes manor, near Market Raisin, Lincolnshire. [Wales. De Winton Walter, Esq. Radnorshire ...... Long’s hotel,& Maeslnugh castle,near Hay .South Dick Quintili, Esq...... Maidon ...... 20 Ciirzon street, and Layer Marney hall, near Kelvedon, Essex. D israeli Benjamin, Esq. Maidstone ...... 1 Grosvenor gate, and Bradeubain house, High Wycombe, Bucks. Divett Edward, Esq...... E x e te r ...... 20 Cliapel st.Grosvenor pi.íe By stock,nr.Exmouth Donkin Lt.Gen. Sir Butane Shaw, K.C.B. Sandwich ...... 33 Park street, & Lower Caversham, near Reading Dottili Captain Abel Hons ...... Southampton...... 31 Argvle street, Regent street, and Bugle hull, near Southampton. Douglas Sir Charles Eurwicke, Knt. W arwick...... 28 Bruton street. Douro Marquis o f ...... Norwich ...... 3 Beigrave street, Beigrave square. Dowdeswell William, Esq...... Tewkesbury ...... 7 Parkpl.St.Jamcs’ScPuUCourt,nr.Tewkesbury Duff James, Esq...... B an ffshire...... 30 Pall mall, and Delgaty castle, Aberdeenshire. Dutlidd Thomas, Esq...... Abiitydon...... United University Club, Pall mallcast,aml Mar- chain park, near Abingdon. Dugdale William Stratford, Esq. North Warwickshire ...... 21 St. James’s pi. and Blythe hall, nearColeshill. Duke Sir James, Knt...... Boston ...... 1) Sussex place, Regent's park. Dunbar George, Esq...... B elfast...... 5 St. James’s square,and Landmorc, near Kilrea, Ireland. Duncan Viscount...... Southampton...... lõ Hillst. Berkeley sq.&Campcrdown,Forfarshire Duncombe Hon. Arthur, Captain, 11. N. Bassctlaw ...... 31 Lower Brook st. & Godlington, near Bedford. Duncombe Hon. W illiam ...... North Riding of Yorkshire 23 Cavendish square, and Wuresley park, near Caxton, Cambridgeshire. Duneombc Thomas Slingsby, Esq...... Finsbury ...... (! Albany court vani, Piccadilly. Dundas CharlesWhitley Deans,Capt.R.N. Flint, fee...... Reform club and Aston Hall, Hawarden. Dundas Frederick, Esq...... Orkney and Shetland...... 24 Hanover squnre. Dundas Hon. John Charles...... Y ork...... 19 Arlingtoust.&Aske hall, ll'chmond,Yorkshire Dundas Maj.Gen.Sir Rt. Lawrence, K.C.B. Richmond, Yorkshire...... 19 Arlington street, and Loftus, Yorkshire. Dungannon Viscount...... Durham (City)...... 3 Grafton st. Bond st.i: Brynkinalt. near Denbigh. Du Pré Caledon George, Ksq...... Buckinghamshire...... 40 Portlandpl.ic Wilton park,BeaeonsHeld,Bucks East James Buller, Esq...... Winchester...... 99 Eaton square. Eaethope John, Esq...... Leicester...... 13Salisbury street,Strand,and Ember grove, near Kingston, Surrey. Eastnor Viscount. Reiyate ...... 33 Dover street," and Eaatnor castle, near ' Tewkesbury. Eaton Captain Richard Jefferson. Cambridgeshire...... Carlton Club, and Stetchworth park, near New­ market. Edwards Colonel Sir John, Bart.. Montgomery, Sfc...... 18Gloucester place, íe Greenfield, nearMachynl- leth, Montgomeryshire. Egerton Lord Francis...... South Lancashire...... Bridgewaterhonse,Cleveland sq.&Oatlands,near Esher,SurreyW orsley hall,near Manchester Egcrton Sir Philipde Malpns Grey, Bart. South Cheshire...... I ll Jennyn st rect,&Ou lton park, леагМ iddlc wich Egerton William Tatton, Ksq___’...... North Cheshire ...... 43Wiltoncrescent,&Tuttonpark,near Knutsford Eliot Lord...... East Cornwall...... 47 Dover street, and Port Eliot, St. Germain’s, Cornwall. Ellice Alexander, Captain, R.N. H arw ich...... IS Arlington street, Piccadilly, к Inverishie,ncar Kingussie, Scotland. Ellice Right Hon. Edward ...... C orentrg...... IS Arlington street, & Inverishle, nenr Kingussie. Ellice Edward,jun. Ksq...... Craii, ff’e...... 18 Arlington street, & Inverisliie, near Kingussie. Elliot Hon. Jolin Edmund...... Roxburgshirc...... 24 Chester terrace, Regent's park, A Wall house, near Ashkirk, Ruxburg, R, Scotland. Ellis John, Esq...... N ew rg ...... It Hereford street. Park lane. Ellis Wynn, Esq...... Leicester...... 30 Cadogan pi. A Ponsbourn park, Herefordshire Erie William, Esq...... O xford...... 20 Bedford square. Estcourt Thomas Grimston Bucknall,Esq Oxford Unirersity ...... Ban's hotel, Dover street, and E-tcourt, near Tetbury, Gloucestershire. F.twnll Ralph, Esq...... Andover ...... Oxford and Cambridge club, 71 Pall mall, and Percy Cross lodge, Fulham. Huston Earl of ...... T betford ...... 7 Grosvcnor pince,A Salccv forest, Northampton Evans George, Esq...... Dublin County...... 22 Eaton square, and Portrane house, Dublin. Evans General Sir do Lacy. Westminster ...... 20 Bryanstone square. Evans William, Esq...... ".. North Derbyshire...... Park house, Kensington gore, and Allstrcc hall, near Derby. Ewart William, Esti...... W ig a n ...... United University club, Pall mall east, and Rose hill, Hampton. Fanillani Edward Basil, Esq...... North Leicestershire ...... Ding’s hotel, 10 New Bond street, and Quumdon house, near Loughborough. Farrand Robert, E sq...... Stafford ...... 19 Park crescent, Portland place, and Hate hall, near Simulam, Norfolk. Pazakcrley John Nicholas, Esq...... Peterborough...... 18 Upper Brook street,and Stoodley, near Hamp­ ton, Devon. 52 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Fector John Minet, Esq. Militatone ...... Carlton club, 04 Fall mall, and Keareney abbey, near Dovor. [burn. Feilden William, Esq. . Blackburn...... 3 King st. St. James’s,à Feimiseowles,nearBlack- Fellowes Edward, E sq... Jluntingdonshirc...... lő Lower Berkeley street, Manchester square, and Haveriin" hall, Norwich. [Rochdale. Fenton Jolin, Esq...... Rochdale...... 10 Manchester buildings, & Crimble house, near FergusrraGen. Sir Ronald Craufurd,G.C.B. Nottingham...... ö Bolton row, Piccadilly. Ferguson Robert, Esq...... Kirkaldy, ife...... 16 Fortman square, and Raith, near Kirkaldy. Ferguson Sir Robert Alexander, Hurt.... Londonderry...... United University club. Fall mall east, anil The Farm, near Londonderry. Fielden Jobn, Esq...... Oldham ...... 17 Arundel street,Coventry street, and Todmor­ den, near Rochdale. Filmer Sir Edmund, Hart...... West Kent...... 87 Eaton sq. íe East Sutton park, near Maidstone. Finch Francis, Esq...... W alsall...... Reform club, and Great Barr, Birmingham. Fitzalan L ord...... Arundel...... 8 Great Stanhope street. [Castle Connell. Fitzgibbon Hon. Col. Richard Hobart.., Limerick County...... 44 Belgravc square, and M ounťShannon, near Fitzpatrick John Wilson, Esq...... Queen's County...... 0 Grosvenor place, and Ossory, Queen’s Countv, Ireland. ' Titzroy Lord Charles. Bury St. Edm unds...... Burlington house, Piccadilly, and Sholebrooke lodge, near Towcester, Northamptonshire. Fitzroy Hon. H enry.. L ew es...... ‘J South Audley st, & Lewes castle, & Whittle- burv lodge, near Towcester. [Ireland. Fitzsimon Nicholas, Esq...... King's County...... 7 Sackville st. and Castlewood, near Frankford, Fleetwood Sir Feter Ilesketh, Bart. P resto n ...... Athenäum club, and Itossall park, Blackpool, near Preston. Fleming John Willis, Esq. South Hampshire...... Clarendon hotel, New Bond st. and Stonelmm park, near Southampton. [cester. Foley Edward Thomas, Esq...... Herefordshire...... 31 Portman square, к Stokerth park, near W or- Follett Sir William Webb, K n t.. . . E xeter...... 14 Duke street, Westminster. Forester Hon. George Cecil Weld . Вrenloek...... Regent’s park barracks. Fort John, Esq...... C litheroe...... Reform club,Whitehall,icRoad hall,nr.Blackbum Fox Sackville Lane, Esq...... B ev erley...... 3 St James’s square, and Oran house, Catterick, Yorkshire. Fremantle Sir Thomas Francis, D art.. . . Buckingham ...... Carlton club, SiSwanboumc, near Winslow, Bucka French Fitzstcphen, Esq...... Roscommon...... 54 Parliament st. к French park,near Roscommon Frcshfleld James William, Esq...... P enryn and Falmouth...... 0 Upper Wimpole street, and Moor place, near Dorking, Surry. Gaskell James Millies, Esq.. Weniock...... 28 Albemarle street, and Thornes house, near Wakefield, Yorkshire. Gillnn William Downe, Esq., Falkirk, S,c...... 3 King street, St. James’s, and Walthouse, near Linlithgow, Scotland. Gisborne Thomas, jun. Esq...... C arlow ...... Park housp, Kensington. Gladstone William Ewart, Esu...... Newa rk-on-Trent...... 13Carlton house terrace, & Pasque, Kincardine Glynne Sir Stephen Richard, Bart...... F lintshire...... 124 Pall mall, and the Castle, Ha warden, near Chester. Goddard Ambrose, E sq...... Cricklade...... Lmnner’s hotel, Conduit st.&Swindon park,Wilts. Godson Richard, Esq...... Kidderminster...... 11 King’s Bench walk, Temple, & 31 Grosvenorpl Gordon Robert, Esq...... Windsor...... Secretary to the India Board, 11G t.George street, W estimi: Kimble house,nr.Cirencceter,Glo’stersh. Gordon Hon. William, Capt. It.Pi.. . . . , Aberdeenshire...... lő Saville row, and Hatldo house, Aberdeen. Gore John Ralph Orinsby, Esq...... Carnarvonshire...... GG Portland place, and l ’orkiugton hall, near т _ Oswestry, Shropshire. [vestry. Gore William Ormsby, Esq.. North Shropshire...... GG Portland place, and l ’orkington hall, near OŠ- Goring Harry Dent, Esq.... New Shoreham...... Windham club, 11 St. James's square,and High- den, near Shoreham. Goulburn Right Hon. Henry...... Cambridge University...... 1 Upper Berkeley street, Portman square, and Beechworth house, near Dorking, Surrey. Graham Rt- Hon. Sir Ja». Robt.Gco. Bart Pembroke, $c...... 40 Grosvenor placc, and Nctherby hall, near Car­ lisle, Cumberland. Granby, Marquis o f ...... Stam ford...... 7 Holton street, Piccadilly. Grant Francis William, Esq...... Inverness-shire...... 42 Bolgrave sq. & Cullen house, Cullen, Scotland. Grant Hon. Col. Francis William. Elginshire and Nairnshire.. 42 Beigrave sq. & Cullen house, Cullen, Scotland, Grattan Henry, Esq...... Meath County...... 21 Manchester buildings, Westminster, and Ste­ phen’s green, Dublin. [County Wicklow. Grattan James, Esq...... Wicklow County...... 1 SackvilTestreet,and Tenneciinrch,near Bray, Grocnawtiy Charles, Esq. Leominster...... Burlington hotel, Cork st. & Farnley lodge, near Cheltenham. Greene Thomas, Esq.. .. Lancaster...... 0 Great George street, Westminster, 4: Whitting­ ton hall, Burton, W estmoreland. Greg Robert Hyde, Esq.. , Manchester...... Burlington hotel, Cork street, and Xordiffe, Wilmslow, near Manchester. Greig David, Esq...... P e r t h ...... G Piccadilly, and St. Leonard’s Bank, Perth. Grey Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Edward. . Tynemouth...... Clarendon hotel, New Bond street,icThe Oak?, near Carshalton, Surrey. Grey Sir George, Bart...... D evonport...... Judge AdvocateGcneraLİ4Eatonpl.Beigrave sn. Grlmsditch Thomas, Esq...... Macclesfield...... 13 Palace yarđ,& Park Brook, near Macclesfield. Grimston Hon. Edward Harbottle. . . St. Alban's...... 42Grosvenorsq.icGorhembiiry,near St. Alban’s. Grimston Viscount...... Hertfordshire...... 42 Grosvenor sq.N Gnrhamhurv, near St. Alban’s. Grosvcnor Right Hon. Lord Robert. . Chester...... 107 Park street, ami Holywell, Flintshire, and Eaton hall, Chester. Grote George, Esq...... L ondon...... 3 Eccleston street, Belgravc square, Guest Sir Josiah John, Bart. . Merthyr Tidvit...... 13 Grosvenor square, and Dowhiis house, near Merthyr Tidvil. Hale Robert Blagdcn, Esq... , West Gloucestershire...... ID Boltnii street, Piccadilly, and Alderley park, near Wootton-under-edge. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, 53

Halford Henry, Esq...... South Leicestershire. lOCurzon street, Mayfair, & Newton Harcourt, near Le cester. Hall Sir Benjamin, Bart ...... Mary lebont...... <й Wiiiitiole st. Llanovor Court, Abergavenny, and Altercarne, near Newport, Monmouth. Halliburton Lord Douglas Gordon.., Forfarshire...... Warren's liotei. 1 Regent street, and llallyburton house, Cupar in Angus. Hamilton Capt. Charles John Baillie. A ylesb u ry...... Pultcney hotel, Albemarle street, and Thame park, near Totsworth, Oxon. . Hamilton Lord Claude...... T yrone...... 7 Argyll street,and Haddo house, Aberdeenshire. P arts Kesteren and lIol-\ Handley Henry, E sq,...... 30 Pal! mall,S;Culverthorpe hall, near Sleaford. land, Lincoln...... ) Harcourt George GHbiville, Esq...... Oxfordshire...... 10 Grosvenor square, and Nuncham park, uear Oxford, and East Sheen, Surrey. Harcourt George Simon, Esq,. Buckinghamshire , Carlton club,91 Pall mall,aud Ankerwycke,near Staines, Middlesex. HardingeMaj.Gcn.Rt.Hon.SirHen.K.c.B. Launceston...... 11 Whitehall [dace, and South park, near Pens- liurst, Kent. Harland William Charles, Esq...... Durham (City).... 3 Chesterfield street, and Sutton hull, near Eaa- ingwold, Yorkshire. I last íe Archibald, Esq...... P aisley.. 3 West street, Finsbury cirrus. Hawes Benjamin, jun. Esq...... Lambeth. Old Barge house, Lambeth, and Manor house, Mortlake, Surrey. Hawkcs Thomas, Esq...... D udley...... Long’s hotel, New Bond street,and Himley house, near Dudley. Hawkins John Heywood, Esq...... Newport, Isle o f W ight. 10 Suffolk street, and Bisnior park, near Pet- worth, Sussex. Hayes Sir Edmund Samuel, Bart.. Domi ' C ramt y ...... Carlton club, ‘J1 Pali mall, and Drumboe castle, near Slranorlar, Ireland. Hayter William Goodcnough, Esq. В',, ...... 11 Hyde park terrace, mid Stobcrry park, near Wells, Somersetshire. Heathcoat John, E sq...... Ti eer to n ...... Ö Suffolk street, Pall mall east, and Bolhám, near Tiverton. Heathcote Sir Gilbert, Bart...... lìutlanilshire...... Pi Langham [dace, und Normámon park, near Stamford, and Durdens, Epsom, Surrey. P arts Kesteren aiul H ol- > Burlington hotel, Cork street, and Stocken hall, lleathcote Gilbert John, Esq... land, l.incolnshire .... S near tiranti iam. Heatheote Sir William, Bart... North Hampshire...... 43 Eaton place, mid Hursley park, near Win­ chester. Hector Cornthwaito John, Esq. Petersfiehl...... Reform club, Whitehall, uud Petersflehl. Heneage Edward, Esq...... Great Grimsby . 30 Charles street, Berkeley square, and Hainton hall, near Lincoln. Heneage George Иencage Walker, Esq. Devizes...... Bait’s hotel, 41 Dover street, and Compton Bas­ set, near Caine, Wiltshire. Henuikcr Lord...... East Suffolk...... 13 Great Stanhope street, and Bromehall, near Eve, Suffolk. Hepburn Sir Thomas Buchan, Burt...... Haddingtonshire Carlton club, 04 Pall mall, and Sumat on, Pres­ tou kirk, Scotland. Herbert lion. Sidney...... South Wiltshire.. 1 Grafton street, Bond street, and Wilton house, near Salisbury. Heron Sir Robert, Bart...... Peterborough .... Brookes’s club, CO St. James’s street, and Stub- ton hull, near Grantham. Herrie* Right Hon. John Charles...... H a rw ich ...... 4 Albemarle street, and St. Julians, near Seven Oaks, Kent. Hill Lord Arthur Marens Cecil. E vesham ...... I) Eaton [dace. Hill Sir Rowland, B a rt...... North Shropshire. Lhnmer'* hotel, 1 George street, Hanover square, and Ilawkstouc, near Shrewsbury. Hillsborough Earl...... Down County...... 43 Upper Graavin юг street, iz Hillsboro’, Ireland. Hinde John Hodgson, Esq. Newcastle-on- Tyne . 9 Berkeley square. Hindley Charles, Esq...... Ashton-mulrr-Lync. I Dartmouth street, Westminster, and Dukin- field, near Ashtou-imdcr-Lyne. Hobhouse Right Hon. Sir John Cam...... Nottingham . President of tlm India Board,-Id Berkeley square, and Earl Stoke park, near Devizes. Uohhousc Thomas Benjamin, Esq...... Rochester.... 5 Brick court, Temple. Hodges Thomas Law, Esq...... IVYsi Kent ., 10 Suffolk st.& Пeuisted place,near Cranhrook. Hodgson Frederick, Esq...... Barnstable .. 3 Carlton gardena, and Clarence lodge, Roc- hampton. [on-Tyne. Hodgson Richard, Esq...... B ertrick-on-Tweed, 9 Berkeley sq.,and Stelling Itali, near Neweaatle- Hogg James Weir, Esq...... B everley...... 40 Upper Grosvennr street. Hoilond Robert, Esq...... :., H astings...... 0 Sontii side, St. James’s square, and Allegria, near SL Leonard's, Sussex. Holmes William, Esq...... Berwick-on- Tweed 10 Grafton street. Bond street. Holmes Hon. Win. Henry Ashe A’Court Isle o f W ight...... Burlington lintel, Cork street, and Westover, near Newport, Isle of Wight. Hope Hon. Charles...... Linlithgowshire...... II Queen street, Mav fuir, and Hopctoun house, Queensferry, Scotland. Hope George William, Esq...... Weynwuth...... 14 Curzon street, May fair, and Luthosn, near Haddington, Scotland. Hoi«; Henry Thomas, Esq...... Gloucester...... 1 Mansfield street, Portland place, and Deep- dene, near Dorking, Surrey, Horsman Edw ard, Esq...... Cocker mouth.. G. 1 Albany, Piccadilly. Hoskins Kedgvviii. Esq...... IIerefo rdsl. i re 00 Sloatie street, and Birch house, near Ross. Hotham Lord...... Leominster . .. 7 Hill street, Berkeley square, and South Dalton hall, near Beverley, Yorkshire. Houldsworth Thomas, Esq...... North-west Nottinghamsh.. 1Ö Suffolk street, Pall mall east, and Portland place, Manchester. 54 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Iloustoun George, jun., Et-q...... Renfrewshire...... No address iu Loudon; Jolmstoune castle, Renfrew. Howard Frederick John, Esq...... Y oughall...... 1 Beigruve square. Howard Philip Henry, Esq...... Carlisle...... 47 LowerBrookst.andCorbyrastle,nearCarIiale. Howard Sir Ralph, Hart...... Wicklow County ...... 17 Beigrave square, and Bushy park, near Brav, Wicklow County. Howard Hon. W illiam ...... Sutherlandsliire...... 10 Lower Grosvenor street. Howick Viscount...... North Northumberland .... 10 Whitehall place. Hughes William Btilkeley, Esq...... Carnarvon ...... Long’s hotel, 10 New Bond street, and Plascock Anglesey. Hume Joseph, Esq...... K ilk en n y ...... 0 Bryanstone square, and Somerton hall, near Yarmouth, Norfolk, § Ilumphery Aldermun Join...... Southwark ...... Hay’s wharf, Tooley stre t,к Clapham common. Hurst Robert Henry, Esq...... H orsham ...... 08 St. James’s street, and Nuthurst lodge, neat Horsham. Hust Francis, Esq...... South Derbyshire...... 2G Great George street, and Alderwaslev hall, near Wirksworth. [Dirrham. Hutchins Edward Jolin, Esq...... H enryn...... Reform club. Hutt William, Esq...... H u ll' ...... 64 Conduit street, A: Gihsiric,jjear Gateshead. Hutton Robert, Esq...... D u b lin ...... 10 Manchester buildings, Westminster, and Put­ ney park, Surrey. Ingestrc Viscount ...... South Staffordshire...... ClArlington street, and Ingest re, Staffordshire. Ingham Robert, Esq...... South Shields...... 13 King’s Bendi walk, Temple, und Wcstoe.near South Shields. Jnglis Sir Robert Harry, Bart...... Oxford University ...... 7 Bedford square, and Milton Bryan, near Wo­ '...... burn, Bedfordshire. Irton Samud, Esq...... West Cumberland ...... ál) Lower Grosvenor street, and Irton hall, near _ Whitehaven, Cumberland. Irving John, Esq...... , . . . . Antrim. County...... 1 Richmond terrace, Whitehall, and Magherane- mona, near Lisbume, Ireland. Jackson Joseph Devonsher, Esq...... Randonbriilgc,...... Serjeant-at-law, Carlton elült. and 2G Leeson street, Dublin. James Sir Walter Charles, Bart...... Hull ( Kingston upon) . , .... 11 Whitehall place. James William, Esq...... East Cumberland ...... United University club, Pall mail east, and Bar­ rack lodge, near Carlisle. Jenkins Sir Richard, G.C.B...... Shrewsbury...... Deputy Chairman ofthe ЕЛ. Company, 7 Mans- tieldst.Portland ph&Bictonluilipir.Siirewsbury Jephson SirCharles Denham Orlando, Bt. See Sir Denham Jeplison Norrevs. Jermyn E arl,.,.,...... Bury St. Edmunds...... G St. James’s sq., and Ickworth park, Bury St. Edmunds. Jervis John, Esq...... C hester...... 3 Old Palace yard,and Beaumaris, Anglesey. Jervis Swynfcn, Esq...... D rid p o rt...... 3 Whitehall place, and Darlastonlmll,noarStone, Staffordshire. Johnson Major General William Augustus Oldham ...... Limmers hotel, Conduit street, and Wytham hill, Bourne, Lincolnshire. Johnstone John James Hope, E sq ...... Dumfriesshire...... 19 Bun- street, St. James's, and Ray hill, Moffat, Scotland. Jones John, Esq...... Carmarthenshire ...... United University club, Pall mall east, 4: Ystraed lodge, near Carmarthen. Jones Theobald, C'apt. R.N...... Londorulcrry County ...... 30 Charles street, St. Jumes's, and 18 Harcourt street, Dublin. Jones Wilson, E sq...... Denbigh ...... 5 South crescent, Bedford square,and ilurtsheath park, near Wrexham. Kclbume Viscount...... A y rs h ir e ...... Carlton club,and Hawkshend, Paisley, N.B. Kelly Fitzroy, Esq...... Ipswich...... 3 New street, Springgardens. КешЫе Henry, Esq...... East Surrey ...... Grove Itili, Camberwell. Ker David, Esq...... Downpatrick...... 30 Charles st. Berkeley sq. íe Battersea house, Battersea, & Portavoe, near Donaghadee. Korrison Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward, B art.. E ye ...... 13 GreatStanhopc st. Mayfair, and Oakley park, near Eve. Kirk Peter, Esti...... Carrickfergus...... Carlton club, 04 Pall mall, and Thomficld, near Carrickfergus. Knatchbul! Right Hon. Sir Edward, Bt. East K ent ...... United University cluh, Pall mall east, and Mersham itateli,near Ashford, Kent. Knight Henry Gaily, Esq...... North-u-cst, Nottinghamsh. 00 Lower Grosvenor street, and Firbcck hall, near Bawtry, Yorkshire. Knightley SirCharlos, Bart...... South Northamptonshire .. 10 Upper Brook st.A Fawsley pk. near Davcntry. Knox Hon.Thomas...... Dungannon...... Carlton club, and Barham house, near Elstree, Herts. Labonchere Right Hon. Henrv ...... Taunton ...... President of the Board o f Trade, 27 Beigrave sq. and Stowey, Bridgewater. Lambton Iledworth, Esq...... North Durham ...... 27 Chester street, Grosvenor place. Langdalu Hon. Charles...... Knaresboruuyh ...... 10 Mansfield street, and Houghton hall, near Market Weightnn, Yorkshire. Langton Coloucl William Gore ...... East Somersetshire ...... 12 Grosvenor sq. it Newton St. Die, near Bath. La scelles Hon. William Sebright...... Wakejield...... 30 Wilton crescent, Beigrave square, and Hare- wood house, Leeds. Law Hon. Charles E w an...... Cambridge University...... Recorder of London, 10 Hereford st. Park Lane. Leader John Temple, Esq...... Westminster ...... 70 Eaton square, and Putney hill, Surrey. Lefevre Charles Shaw,Esq...... North Hampshire ...... Sp e a k e h op t u e H ouse op Com m ons, 71 Eaton square, and Hcekticld place, Hartford bridge. Lcfrov Rt. lion.Thomas, L.L.D...... Dublin University ...... 84 Eaton sq.it Carrickglass, County Longford. and 18 Leesoin street,Dublin. Lemon Sir Charles, Bart...... West Cormcall ...... 46 Chari ess (.Berkeley sq. and Carlow, nr.Penryn Lennox Lord Arthur...... Chichester ...... 4 Park place, St. James’s. Lennox Lord John George...... West Sussex...... 4Ü Wilton crescent, and Lennox lodge, Bognor 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 55

Liddell Hon. IlenryTbomus. North Durham ...... 10 St. James’s place. Lincoln Earl o f...... South-cart Nottinghamsh, , , 2Õ Park lane, and Runby hall, near Retford. Lister Ellis Cunliffe, Esq.... B radford...... Manningham hall, near Bradford, Yorkshire. Litton Edward, Esq...... Coleraine...... 27 Duke street, St. James’s, and Altmore, Dun­ gannon, Ireland. Loch James, Est]. Wieh, Kirkwall, ý c ...... 12 Albemarle street, and Wimbledon common, Surrey. Lockhart Alexander Macdonald, Esq. .. Lanarkshire ...... П Stafford pi. Pimlico, & Lee castle, Lanarkshire. Long Walter, Esq...... North Wiltshire...... 29 Hill street, Berkeley square, and Rood Ash­ ton, near Trowbridge’ Lowther Lieut. Col. Hon, Henry Cecil .. Westmoreland...... 31 Bruton street, Berkeley sonare, and Co tes- _ more, near Stamford, Lincolnshire. Lowther John Henry, Esq...... York ...... 32 Groavenor square, and Sivillington hall, near Ferrybridge, and Wilton castle, near Guis boro’. Lowther Viscount...... Westmoreland...... 14 Carlton house terrace, and Lowther castle, near Penrith. Lucas Edward, Esq...... Monaghan Count y ...... Cavendish hotel, 81 Jennyn street, and Castle Shane, near Monaghan." Lushiugton Charles, Esq...... Ashburton ...... 10 Great George street, and Hill house, near Edgware, Middlesex. Lushington Right Ноя. Stephen, D.C.L. Tower Hamlets...... 20 Great George street, and Merry hill, near Watford, Herts. [Worcestershire. I.ygon Hon. Maj. Gen. Henry Beauchamp West Worcestershire ...... 16 Grosvenortd.aitd Spnnghill, near Broadway, Lynch Andrew Henry, Esq,'...... Galway...... A Master in Chancery, 33 Queen so.Bloomsbury, and The Castle, Galway, Ireland. Macaulcv Thomas Babington, Esq. E dinburgh...... Secretary at War, 12 Gt. George st. Westminster. Mackenzie Thomas, Esq...... Boss and Cromartyshires... 17 Ctarges street, Piccadilly, & Applecross, near Dingwall, Scotland. [Peebles. Mackenzie William Forbes, E sq.. . , Peeblesshire...... Carlton club, 94 Pall mall, and Portmore, rear Mackinnon William Alexander, Esq. L ym ington...... 4 Hyde park place, and Newton park, near Ly- mington, Hampshire. Maclean Donald, Esq...... O xford...... 24 Berkeley square. [don, N.B. Macleod Roderick, jun. Esq...... Portrose, Şre...... Brooks’ cliib, and invergordon castle, Jnvergor- Macnamara Major William Nugent . . . . Clare County...... Junior United Service club, 11 Charles street, St. James’s, and Doolin, near Ennistisnon, Ireland. M‘Taggart John, Esq ...... IFiÿfotm.ÿc ...... 22 Manchester square, and Ardwell, near W ig- toun, Scotland. Maher John, Esq...... Wexford County...... Windham club, 11 St. James's square, and Bal- linkecl house, liearEnuiscorthy, Ireland. Mahon Viscount...... H ertford ...... 41 Grosvennr place, and Chcvenitig park, near Seven Oaks, Kent. Maidstone Viscount ...... North Northamptonshire .. Carlton club, 04 Pall mall. Manners-Sutton Hon. John Henry Thos. Cam bridge...... 68 Mount street, and Bottcsford, Leicestershire. Manners Lord Charles Somerset North Leicestershire ...... 33 Jcrmvn st. íe Belvoir eastlc, near Grantham. Marshall William, Esq...... Carlisle...... 41 Upper Grosvcnor street, and Patterdale hall, near Carlisle, and Edge grove, Watford. Marsland Henry, Esq. .. Stockjiort...... 3 Abingdon st., ami Wood Bank, near Stockport Marsland Major Thomas Stockport...... 38 Jennyn street, St. James’ s, and Cheadle, near Stockport. Martin John, Esq...... Tewkesbury...... 22 Grafton street, Bond street, and Ledbury. Martin Thomas Barnwell, Esq. Galway County...... 2 Trinity place, Charing Cross, and Hallinaiiiiicb, near (luterani, Ireland. Marton George, E sq...... Lancaster...... 3 Park crescent, Portland place, and Cupomwray ball, near Lancaster. Master Thomas William Chester, Esq... Cirencester ...... Carltonrlub,94Palimeli,íe Knowlepark,Bristol Mathew Captain George Benvenuto__ _ Shaftesbury...... 73 South Audley street. Manie Hon. F ox...... Elgin, h e...... Under See. ofSlate for Home Department, 38 Lwr Grosienorst.i: Dulguisebo.near Dunkeld.Seotil Mainiseli Thomas Philip, Esq. North Nortliamptionshirc.. K. 6 Albany, Piccadilly, and Thorp Maison, nrar Kettering. Maxwell lion. Somerset Richard Cavan ...... Carlton club, and Cavan. Melgund Viscount...... H y t b e ...... Admiralty, at Earl Minto’s. Meyncll Henry, Captain lt.N...... Lisburnc...... 3Õ Lower G tosti nor street, ami Horeeross hail, near Hugely, Staffordshire. Mildmny Tuulet St. John, Esq. Winchester...... 9 Berkeley square, and Haslegrove house, near Sherborne, Dorsetshire. Miles Philip William Skynner, Esq...... B ristol...... 7 Hamilton pi. Piccadilly,it Leiglict. near Bristol. Miles William, Esq...... I ...... East Somersetshire...... 7 Hamilton place, Piccadilly, and Kingsweston, nour Bristol. Miller William Henry, Esq...... Newcastle, Staffordshire. .. Carlton club, 94 Pall mull, and Britwell house, nearSultbill, Bucks. Milnes Richard Monckton, Esq. Pontefract...... 26 Pall mall, and Frystone hall, near Ferry bridge, Yorkshire. ’ " [bam. Milton Viscount...... M alton...... 4 Orosvenomq.íc Wentworth bouse,near Rothcr- Molesworth Sir William, Bart...... Leeds...... 79 Eatonsq.íc Pencarrow, near Bodmin,Cornwall. Monypeny Captain Thomas Gybbon. B ye ...... 31 Regent street, and Orpington, Kent. [Avon. Mordannt Sir John, Hart ...... Smith W arwickshire...... 41 Eaton place,к Walton ball, near Stratford on Moreton Hon. Augustus Henry...... East Gloucestershire...... 2 Seamorc place, Cnrzon street, and Woodchcster park, near Stroud. [montb. Morgan Charles Morgan Robinson, Esq. Brecon ...... 70 Pall innll, mid Riipoma, near Newport, Mon­ Morpeth Viscount ...... West Biding o f Yorkshire . , Chief Secretory for Ireland, 12 Grosvcnor plote, and Dublin castle. Morris David, Esq ...... Carmarthen ...... 8 St. James’s place, and King street,Carmarthen. Muntz George Frederick, Esq. Birmingham ...... 9 Mark lane,and Britain Ferry bouse,near Neath. Murray Alexander, Esq...... Kirkcudbright ...... 30 Pali mall, and Twickenham, Middlesex. Muskett George Alfred, Esq. . St. Albans ...... New Weston street. Borough, and The Bury, Rickmanswortli, Herts. 56 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Nagle Sir Richard, Bart...... 'Westm eath...... 7 Backeille street, and James Tun н house,near Kilbeggari, Ireland. Nei:lcl Julin, E sq...... Crickladc...... Ű Grosvenor square^Gritt leton house,near Chip­ penham, & Red lodge, near Crieklade, Wiltan. Nee Id Joseph, Esq...... Chippenham ...... 6 Grosvenor square, and Grittlcton house, near Chippenham. Nicboll John, D.C.L...... Cardiff, §-c...... 33 Beigrave square, к Merthyrmawr, near Bridg­ end, Glamorganshire. Noel Hon. Willium Middleton. Rutlandshire...... 11 Chandos st.Cavendish sq.&Clanna Fulls,Glou- cestersb.&Ketton lodge ,nr,Statnford,Lincolnsh. Nor reye Sir Deuliara Jephson. M allow...... Union club, Trafalgar square, and The Castle, Mallow, County Cork. Norreys Lord...... Oxfordshire ...... 40 Grosvenor square, and Wylham abbey, near Abingdon, Berkshire. O’Brien Cornelius, Esq...... Clare County...... 4 Cecil at. &. Birchficld, near Ennistiinon, Ireland O’Brien William Smith, Esq. Limerick County ...... Oxford it Cambridge club, and Caliinnoylc, near Rathkeale, Ireland. O’Callaghan Hon. Cornelius D ungarvon...... 17 Cork street, and Sliaubally castle, near Clog- lieen, Ireland. O'Connell Daniel, Esq...... D a h lin ...... R ipullulali, and Merrion square, Dublin, and Darrynane abbey, near Cabirciveen. O’Connell John, Esq...... A thlone ...... 32 Parliament street, and Merrion square, Dublin O’Connell Maurice, Esq...... T r a le e ...... 16 Pall mall, and Merrion square, Dublin. O’Connell Morgan John, Esq...... K erry ...... 14 Manchester buildings, &Greena,ncarKillajmey O’Conor Denis, Esq. (The O’Connor Dun) Roscommon...... British hotel, Jennyn street, and Cloonulis, near Castlerea, Roscommon. O’Ferrall Riehurd .More, Esq...... Kildare County...... A Lord of the Treasury ; Admiralty, and Ballyna house, near Olonani, Ireland. O’Neill Lieut. Gen. Hon. John Bruce Rd. Antrim County...... United Service Club, 11Ü Pall mall, and Tulla- more lodge, Ballymena. Ord Willium, Esq...... Ntweastle-on-Tync...... 17 Berkeley square, anil Whitfield hall, near Hexham," Northumberland. Ossulston Lord ...... North Northumberland.... 11 (Little Maddox street, Bond street,and Walton, Esher, and Chillingliam castle, near Wooler. Oswald James, Esq. Glasgow ...... 14 Arlington street, Piccadilly, and Glasgow. Owen Sir John, Bart. Pembrokeshire ...... Lord Lieut, o f Pembrokeshire, Arthurs club, 69 SI. James’s street, к Orielton, Pembrokeshire. Packe Charles William, Esq. South Leicestershire...... 7 Richmond terrace, Whitehall, and Prestwold hall, near Loughborough. Paget Lord Alfred Henry...... L ichfield ...... Uxbridge house, 1 Old Burlington street. Paget Lieut. Col. Frederick.. . . B eaum aris...... b John street, Berkeley square. Pakington John Somerset, Esq. JDroUwich ...... lő Green street,Grosvenor square, and Westwood park, near Droitwich. Palmer Charles Fyelie, Esq. Reading ...... Unionelul»,&East court,near Oakingham, Berks Palmer George, Esq...... South Essex ...... 11 King sarms yard,and Nazing park, near Wal­ tham abbey, Essex. Palmer Robert, Esq...... Berkshire...... C Charles street, Berkeley square, and Holme park, near Reading. Palmerston Right Hon. Viscount, G.C.B. T iverton ...... Secretary o f State for Foreign Affairs, 5 Carlton house terrace,& Broad!ands,nr. Hornsey,Hant» Parker John, Esq...... S h effield ...... A Lord of the Treasury, 0 Whitehall. _ Parker Montagu Edmund Newcomb, Esq, South Devonshire...... Fenton’s hotel, St. James’s street,and AYliitoway, near Chudleigh. Parker Robert Townlcy, Esq...... Preston ...... 10 Eaton square, and Cuerdcn hall,near Preston ParkcrThos.A ugustnsWolstenholme,Esq Oxfordshire ...... 0 Conduit street, and Witney, Oxfordshire. Parnell Right Hon. Sir Henry, B art.. . . Dundee...... Paymaster General, 10 Chester st. Grosvenor pi. Patten John Wilson, Esq...... North Lancashire...... 24 Hill st. Berkeley sq. and Light Oaks, ( beadle, Staffordshire, and Bank hall, Warrington. Pattison James, Esq...... London...... 37 Upper Harley street. Pease Joseph, jun. Esq...... South Durhnm ...... 7 Manchcsterbuildings,Westminster, .V Featham and Southend, Darlington. _ Pechell George Richard, Capt. R.N.. B righ ton ...... 24 Upper Brook street, and Castle Goring, new Shorehain, Sussex. Peel Colonel Jonathan ...... Huntingdon ...... Fenton’s hotel, and Buckingham house, near Brandon, Suffolk. Peel Right Hon. Sir Robert, Bart..,. Tumicorth ...... »• AVIiitehall gardens,and Drayton Manor house, near Fazeley. Pemberton Thomas, Esq...... Ripon . , ...... 3 Spring Garden terrace. Pendurves Edwaril William Wynne, Esq . West Cornwall ...... 36 Eaton place, and Pendarvcs, near Truro. Perceval Hon. George Janu s, Capt. R.N . West Surrey ...... 26 St. James's place, it Burgh house, near Epsom Perceval Lieut. Col. Alexander ...... Sligo County ...... 121 Regentstreet, uiulTcmple house, near Bally- mote, Ireland. [fordwest­ Philipps Sir Richd.Rulkcley Philippe, Bt . Haverfordwest ...... 58 Portland place, and Pieton castle, near Haver­ Philips George Richard, Esq...... P o o l e ...... 12 Hill street, Berkeley square, aud \\eston house, near Chipping Norton, Oxon. Philips Mark, Esq...... M anchester...... 6 Vigost., Regent st. к The Park, nr. Manchester Pliillpotts Jolin, Esq...... Gloucester ...... 11 Serjeant’s inn, Fleet street. Pigot David Richard, Esq. Clonmel ...... Solicitor General for Ireland, Burlington hotel, 10 Cork street, and 8 Merrion sq. South, Dublin. Pigot Robert, Esq...... Bridqeuorth ...... И South Audley st. und PatisliulLnearStaflord. Pinncy William, Esc...... Lyme Regis...... 30 Berkeley square, ami The Park, near Somer- ton, Somersetshire , Planta Right Hon. Joseph H astings...... 1 Hill street, Berkeley square, and 1-airiight place, near Hastings. Plumpt re John Pemberton, Esq. East K ent ...... 3 Great George street, .C Fred ville, near Unigham Politili‘ olhitl Captain “ — Frederic. ■ • Bedford ...... 10 King William street, Strand, and llowbury hall, near Bedford. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 57

Pollen Sir John Wulter, Hart.... Andover ...... I lytic park hotel, Cumberland gute, and Reden» ham house, near Andover, Pollock Sir Frederick, Knt.Huntingdon ...... Queen square house, Guildford street, and Hat­ ton, ueur Hounslow, Middlesex. PonsonbyHon.Chas.Frcdk.AshleyCooper Poole ...... 1] Iinnover square,and Catiford house, near Wim- bourne, Dorsetshire. Pousonby Hon. John George Brabazon .. D e r b y ...... 3 Cavendish square. Powell Colonel William Edward,...... Cardiganshire ...... Lord Lieut, o f Cardiganshire, 15 King street, St. James’s and Nan teos house, near Abcrvstwith. Power James, Esq...... Wexford County ...... 7 Sack ville st к Edermine house, near Wexford. Power John, Esq...... Waterford County ...... Burlington lintel, Cork street, and Gurtcen, near Cimimeli, Ireland. [land. Powcrscourt Viscount ...... Hath ...... 1)1 Doverst.it Powerscourt castle, Wicklow, Ire- Praed William Tyringham, Esq...... St. Ives, Cornwall ...... Id!) Fleet street, and Trevcthow, Cornwall. Price Richard, E sq...... Radnor (New) ...... 8 Chapel street, Grosvenor square, and Norton house, near Presteign, Radnorshire. [ford. Price Sir Robert, Bart...... Herefordshire ...... Brunswick hotel, Jtnuyn st. & Foxley, nr. Here­ Pringle Alexander, Esq...... Selkirkshire...... Carlton club, and Yair, near Selkirk. Protlieroe Edward, Esq...... H alifax ...... 24 Chapel street, Grosveuor square, aud Newn- ham, Gloucestershire. Pryme George, Esq...... Cambridge ...... 18 Charing cross, and Cambridge. Pryse Pryso, Esq...... Cardigan...... Limmer’s hotel, 1 George street, Hanover sq. and Abcrystwith. Pnsey Philip, Esq...... Berkshire ...... 35 Grosvenor square, and Puscy house,near Far- ringdon, Berkshire. Rae Right Hon, Sir William, Bart...... Buteshire ...... 02 Upper Brookst.it St.Catherine's, Edinburgh. Ramsbottom John, Esq...... W indsor...... A.2 Albany, aud Grove house,near Windsor. Bedingten Thomas Nicholas, Esq...... D undalk...... Oá St. James’s street, and Kilcornan, near Oran- more, Irelund. Reid Sir John Rae, B art...... D orer ...... Kl Pall mall, and Ewell grove, Surrey. Rice Edward Royd, Esq...... Dover ...... United University club, Pali midleast, and Dan* _ court, Wingham, Kent. Rich Henry, Esq...... Knarcsborouah...... 47 Mount street, Grosvenor square Richards Richard, E sq,...... Merionethshire ...... 40 Bedford square, and C'aerynwch, near Dolgelly. Rickford William, Esq...... Aylesbury ...... 11)New street,Springgardens, and Aylesbury. Лдрроп Cuthbeit, Esq...... Gateshead ...... Reform club, and Stanhope castle, Durham. Roche Sir David, B a rt...... L im erick...... 10 Kingát.S*.James’s&Carass house,nr.Croom, Ireland. [land- Roche Edmund Burke, Esq...... Cork Count y ...... Reform club, and Traholgan, near Cloyne, Ire- Koche William, Esq...... Limerick . ."...... ID Manchester buildings, & George st. Limerick. Roileeton Colonel Lancelot...... South-east Nottinghamsh.. . Arthur’s club, (И) St. James’s street, & Watnall hall, near Nottingham. Г Hampshire. Rose Right Hon. Sir George Henry Bart. Christchurch...... 7 Palace vani, and Sandhills, near Christchurch, Round Charles Grey, Esq...... North Es ce ...... University club, Mall mall east ; Birch hall, near Colchester. Round John, Esq...... Maidon ...... 33 Davies street, Berkeley square, und Danbury park, near Chelmsford," Essex. Ruinbold Charles Edmund, Esq...... Yarmouth ...... 37 Hull-Moon street, Piccadilly, and Preston, Candover, near Basingstoke, Hants. Rumile John, Esq...... Tavistock ...... Reform club, Whitehall, und Tavistock. Rushbrooke Colonel Robert...... We.ţf S uffolk...... 88 Havmarket, and Rushbmoke pnrk, near Bury St. Edmund's. Rushout-Bowles George, E*o...... Evesham ...... Hvdc park barracks, Кnightsbridge. Russell Lord Charles James Fox...... Bedfordshire...... 8 Bclgrave square, and Drakdoe lodge, Wobom. Russell Right Hon. Lord John...... S trou d ...... Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, tkl Wilton crescent. Rutherturd Right lion. A n d r e w ..,,.,,. Leith, See...... Brookes’s club, and Edinburgh, St. Paul Horace, Eset...... East Worcestershire...... 14 Lower Brook street, and St. Niidan’s, near . Wooler, Northumberland. Salwey Lieut.Colonel Henry ...... L u d lotc...... Cox’s hotel, 55 Jennyn street, and Kgham park . ,, near Staines, Middlesex. Sanderson Richard, Esq, ...... Golehester...... 48 Beigrave square,and Gunton Park, Aylsham, _ Norwich. Sandou Viscount...... Liverpool...... r . . . 3U Grosvenor square, and Norton, nearCampdct», and Samion, Stafford. Sauford Edward Ayshfo’d, Esq...... West Somersetshire...... 21 Queen street, Mnyfuir, and Nynehead court, near Wellington, Somersetshire. Scarlett Hon. .Major James Yorké...... Guildford...... 5 Park street, Westminster, aud Bankhall, near _ Burnley, Lancashire. [Birmingham. Seholefield Joshua, Esq...... Birmingham...... IO Mane hester buildings, A Edgbaaton grove, near Serope George Poulett, Esq...... Stroud...... 13 Beigrave square, and Castle Combe house, near Chippenham, Wiltshire. Seale Colonel Sir J-din Henry, Bart...... Dartmouth, fre...... 42 Cadogan pi. & Mount Boone, near Dartmouth. Seymour,Lord...... Totncss...... Secretary to the Board of Control, 18 Spring-gar­ ...... dens, and Maiden Bradley, near Mere, Wilts. Sharpe Lieut. Gen. Matthew ...... Dumfries, içe...... Fenton’s hotel, 03 St. James'* street, and Hod- dam castle, near Ecrlefecban, Scotland. Shaw Right Hon. Frederick...... Dublin University...... Recorder of Dublin, 5 Chester street, Grosvenor place, and Kîmıııuge house, near Dublin. Shell Ut. Поп. Richard Lator...... T ipperary...... Vice President of the Board of Trade, Athenuium club, and Long Orchard, Tipperary. Shelburne Karl o f ...... C olne...... 04 Berkeley sq.&B owoikI, near Caine, Wiltshire. Sheppard Thomas, Esq...... E rom e...... 20 Great George st. Westminster, & Hampstead. Shirley Evelyn John, Esq. South Warwickshire...... 20 Bclgravesq. к Eatington park,near Warwick. 58 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Sibthorp Col. Charles Delact W a ld o .... L in co ln ...... Carlton club, 94 Pall mall, ami Canwick hall. near Lincoln. [Caithness. Sinclair Sir George, Bart...... Caithnessíňre...... Arthur’s club,69St. James’s st.& Thurso castle. Slancy Robert Aglionhy, Esq...... Shrewsbury...... United University club, Pall mall east, and Wal­ ford Manor, near Shrewsbury. Smith Abel, Esq...... Hertfordshire...... 39 Berkeley sq. and Woodlml! park, near Ware. Smith Benjamin, Esq...... N orw ich...... 5 Bhmdforď square, and Hastings, Sussex. Smith George Robert, Esq...... Wyeomb...... 4 Great Cumberland place, and Seisden, near Crovdon, Surrey. [Herts. Smith John Abel, Esq...... Chichester...... 47 Be firave sip and Sacombe park, near Ware, Smith Robert Venion, Esq...... Northampton...... 20 Saville row, and Farming woods, near Thrap- stone. Smyth Sir George Henry, Bart...... Colchester...... 25 SaekviHe street, Piccadilly, and Berechurch hall, near Colchester. Somers John Patrick, Esq...... S lig o...... Reform club, and Sligo. Somerset Lord Granville Charles Henry.. Monmouthshire...., ...... Я Cla rees street, Piccadilly. Somerville Sir William Meredith, Bart.. D rog h ed a ...... 7 St. George’s place, Kniglitsbridge, and Somer­ ville, near Ashbourne, Ireland. Sotheron Thomas Henry Sutton B uck-) n . t 58 Lower Grosvenor street, and Bowden, near nail Estcourt, Esq...... $ ч -es...... "• • f Chippenham. [Scotland. Spiers Alexander, Esq...... Richmond, Yorkshire...... 24 Hanover square,and Elderslie, near Renfrew, Spencer Hon. Frederick, Capt. R.N...... M idhurst...... 27 St. James’s place, and Altlmrp, Northampton. Spry Sir Samuel Thomas, Knt...... B od m in ...... Alfred club,23 Albemarlest.&Tregolls, nr.Truro. Btnndish Charles, Esq ...... W igan...... Hi Lower Grosvenor street, and Standisti hall, near Wigan, Lancashire. [Whitehaven. Stanley Edward, Esq...... JYest Cumberland...... Carlton club,94Pall mall,and Ponsonby hall, near Stanley Hon. Edward John...... North Cheshire...... Secretary to the Treasury, 2 Grosvenor crescent, and Alderlv park, near Congleton. Stanley Right Hon. L ord ...... North Lancashire...... 8 St. James’s square, and Stanley lodge, Bally Histeen, Tipperary, Ireland. Stanley William Massey, Esq...... P on tefra ct...... Clarendon Hotel, 169 New Bond street. Stanley William Owen, Esq...... Anglesey...... 40 Dover street, Piccadilly. Stansheld William Hookes Crompton,Esq. Huddersfield...... II Clargesst. Piccadilly ,&Esholt hall, near Leeds. Staunton Sir George Thomas, Bart...... Portsmouth...... 17 Devonshire street, Portland place, and Leigh park, near Havant, Hampshire. Steuart Robert, Esq...... Haddington...... A Lord of the Treasury, 10 BelgTave street, and Alderston, near Haddington. Stewart James, Esq...... H oniton...... 34 Curzon street, Mayfair. Stewart John, Esq...... Lymington...... F. 3 Albany, Piccadilly. Stock Joseph, LL.D...... C a sh el...... 14 Manchester buildings, Westminster, and 4 Temple street, Dublin. [Perth. Stormont Viscount...... Perthshire...... I-angliam house, Langham place, к Scone castle, Strangways Hon. John George ( ’lias. Fox Dorsetshire...... 3! Old Burlington st.&Abbotsburv, nr. Dorchester. Strickland Sir George, Bart...... West Riding o f Yorkshire.., 1 Spring gardens, and Newton, near Malton, Yorkshire. Strutt Edward, Esq...... D e r b y ...... 42 South st.Grosvenorsq.&St.Helens,near Derby Stuart Lord James Patriek Crichton.. . . A yr, 6;c...... 6 Whitehall place. Stuart William Villiers, Esq...... Waterford County ...... Long’s hotel, 16 New Bond street, aud Dromans house, near Cappoquin, Ireland. Sturt Henry Charles, Esq...... Dorsetshire...... 16 Portman square, and Critchell house, near Woodyates, Dorsetshire. Style Sir Thomas Charles, Bart...... Scarborough ...... Union club, Trafalgar square, and Scarborough. SugdenRt.Hon.SirEdwd.BurtenshaWjKt. Ripan ...... York hotel, Albemarle street, and Boyle farm, near Thames Ditton, Surrey. Surrey, Earl o f ...... West Sussex ...... 1 Hyde park place, and the Rookery, Dorking. Sutton. See Manners-Sutton _ Talbot Christopher Rice Mansell, Esq .. Glamorganshire ...... 40 Bclgravesq. í; Ponricecastle,nenrSwansea. Talbot John Hyacinth, E sq...... New Ross ...... 14 Manchester buildings,and Talbot hall, near Wexford, Irelund. TalfourdThomas Noon, Esq...... R ea d in g ...... Serjeant-at-law, Serjeant’s inn, Chancery lane, and 56 Russell square Tancred Henry William, Esq...... B anbury...... 11 Old square, Lincoln’s inn. Tavistock, Marquis o f ...... Tavistock...... 0 Beigrave square, and Oakley, near Bedford. Teignmouth Lord ...... M arglebone...... * .... 19 Portland place. Teiment Janu s Emerson, Esq...... B elfast...... Carlton club, and Belfast lodge, Ireland. T"*homas Colonel ' Henry Kinsalcv in ...... ______UnitedIlnitfil ServiceSonii*« club,rliib. and Old Dcrrig house, Queen’s County, Ireland. Thompson Alderman William ...... Sunderland...... 12Whitehall place,and Peydarran house, Mer- 1 thyrTidvil, Glamorganshire. Thomely Thomas, Esq...... Wolverhampton ...... 24 Regent street. Thornhill George, Esq...... Huntingdonshire...... 17 Lower Grosvenor street, к Diddington house, near Buckdeu, Hunts. Tollemache Hon. Fred. James...... Grantham ...... Carlton house,94 Pall mall,4: Ham house,Surrey. Townley Richard Greaves, Esq...... Cambridgeshire...... Limmer’s hotel, 1 George street, Hanover square, and Fulboume, near Cambridge. Trench Major Gen. Sir Fred. Wm. K.C.H. Scarborough ...... 7 Bolton street, Piccadilly, ned Moy\annon castle, near Athlone, Ireland. [Bedford, Trevor Hon. George Rice...... Carmarthenshire...... 10 Stratton st. Piccadilly, S: Bromham ball,near Troubridgc Sir Edward Thomas, Bart. . . Sandwich ...... A Lord of the Admiralty, Admiralty. Tufnell Henry, Esq...... D evon port...... 13 Cavendish square. Turner Edmund, Esq...... Truro ...... • 29 King street, St. James’s, and Truro, Turner William, E sq...... B lackburn...... 13 New Palace vard, and Mil! hill, Blackburn. Ту rei 1 Sir Jolin Tvssen, Bart...... North Essex ...... Carlton club, & Borcliam house, near Chelmsford Vere Maj. Gen. Sir Charles Broke,K.C.B. East Suffolk ...... 4 Middle Scotland yd. к Broke ball, near Ipswich. Venter Colonel William ...... Armagh County ...... 21 Marylrbone street, Piccadilly, and Church hill, near Moy, Ireland. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 5 0

VerneySir Harry, Hart...... Buckingham...... •».... 0 St. James's place, and Cluydon house, near Winslow. Vernon Granville Harcourt, Esq. Bassetlaw ...... !j Munsfield street, and the Grove, East Retford,. Nottinghamshire. Y'igorsNîcliolasAylwurd,Esq.D.c.T..,ï>.n.s Carlow Corniti/...... 10 Chester terrace, and Old Leighlin, Carlow. Viliiére Hon. Charles Pelham, Esq...... Wolverhampton ...... It Chester place, Pimlico. [Oxfordshire. Viliiére Viscount...... W eym outh...... ltd Berkeley sqimre, к Middleton park, Bicester, Vivian Major Charles Crespigli)'...... Bodmin ...... 31 Chester street, and Glynn, near Lostwithicl, Cornwall. Vivian John Ennis, Esq...... Truro ...... 3Õ Jennyn street, St. James's, and Truro. Vivian John Henry, Esq...... Swansea ...... -1 St. James’s place, and Singleton, near Swansea Vivian Rt.IIon.Geii.Sir İticini.Hussey,Ut. East Cornwall ...... Master General of the Ordnance, Ordnance office, and Glynn, Bodmin. Wadding ton Harry Spencer, Esq...... West Suffolk ...... Arthur’s club, Oil St. James street, and C'aveu- liani, Suffolk. Waktey Thomas, Esq...... Finsbury ...... 3õ Bedford square. Walker Charles Arthur, Esq. W ex fo rd ...... 14 Manchester bldgs, and Belmont, nr. Wexford. Walker Richard, Esq...... Bun/, Lancashire...... 10Hanoverst.Hanoversq.& Blackburn, Lancash. Wall Charles Haring, E»q. .. Guildford ,...... 44 Berkeley square, and Norman court, near Stockbridge, Hampshire. Wallace Robert, Esq...... Greenock ...... 20 Duke st. St. James's,& Kelly,ncarGreonock. Walsh Sir John Benn, Bart. Sudbury ...... 2d Berkeley square, and Warfield park, near Bracknell, Berkshire. Warburton Henry, E sq... B rid u ort...... 4Õ Cadogan place, Beigrave square. Ward Henry George, Esq. S heffield...... 34StJaines's pi. fcGilston pk. near Harlow, Essex Wei by Giyime Earle, Esq. Grantham ...... 8 Bel grave street, und Denton Hall, near Gran­ tham, Lincolnshire. Wemyss James Erskine, Capt. R.N...... F ifesh ire...... 14 St. Alban's place, St. James’s, and Wemyss castle, Kirkqldy, Scotland. Westenra lion. Henry Robert...... Monaghan County ...... 31 Park street, and Dell, Windsor, and Rosiuore park, near Monaghan. Westenra Lieut. Col. Hon. John Craven Kings County ...... 31 Park street, Grosvennrsqimre, SiSharavogue castle, near Kóserra, Ireland. White Andrew, Esq...... Sunderland...... 3 Manchester buildings, and Frederick lodge, near Sunderland. White Colonel Henry...... Longford County ...... United Service club, 110 Pull mull, and Potters, near Burnet, and Seamount, near Dublin. White Luke, Esq...... Longford County ...... Junior United Service club, 11 Charles street, St. J aincs’s, K Rrithelive, near Lauesboro’, Ireland White Lieut. Colonel Sam uel...... Leitrim County...... Reform club, Whitehall, and Hoadfort, new Drumsna, Ireland. Whitmore Thomas Charlton, Esq...... Bridgcnorth ...... C Pall mall east, and Cotsbrook, near Shiffnall, ' Shropshire. Г Knutsford. Wilbrahum George, Esq...... South Cheshire...... 23 Lower Brook street, & Delamere house, near Wilhraham Hon. Richard Bootle South Lancashire...... hö Portland place. & Blythe lmll.ucarOrmskirk. Wilde Thomas, Esq...... Newark-on-Ticut...... Solicitor general, 00 Guildford street, and Bowes manor, near Southgate, Middlesex. Williams Robert, jun. Esq. .. D orchester...... 18 Whitehall piacéit В rid ehe ad, near Dorchester Williams Thomas Peers, Esq. Great Marlow ...... 41 Berkeley square, and Temple house, Marlow, and Craigydon, near Bangor, North Wales. ;.L ------Williams ...... William, .Esq. dda C oventry...... 31 Pall mall. Williams William A ddains, Esq...... Monmouthshire...... Windham club, 11 St. James’s square, and Huu- gily castle, near Usk. Wilmot Sir John Eardley, Bart...... North Warwickshire ...... Atliemvum club house, 107 Pall mall, and Berks­ well hall, near Coventry. Wilshere William ...... Yarmouth ...... I. 2 Albany, Piccadilly, and Walswortbhernii- tnge, near Hite bin, Hertfordshire. Winnington Captain Henry Jeffreys . West Worcestershire ...... 8 Suffolk street, Haymarkct, and Stanford court, near Bewdley." Wilmington Sir Thomas Edward, Bart.. Bewdley ...... Traveller’s club, 100 fa ll mall, к Stanford court, near Bewdley. Wodehousc Edmond, Esq...... East Norfolk ...... Limmer's hotel) 1 George street, Ilauoversquare, and Thorpe, neur Norwich Wood Benjamin, Esq. Southwark...... Reform club. Wood Charles, Esq. . H alifax ...... Secretary to the Admirultv, 80 Eaton square and Hickluton hull, near Lancaster. Wood George William, Esq...... Kendal...... 7 Manchester bhlngs.Westminster,it Manchester Wood Sir Matthew, Bart. Alderman.. . . London...... 24 Great George street, Westminster, and Ha- therley court, near Gloucestershire. Wood Captain Thomas Middlesex ...... 4 Cavendish sq. к Littleton house, near Staines. Wood Colonel Thomas Breconshire ...... 4 Cavendish sq. к Littleton house, near Staines. Woreley Lord...... Lindsey, parts Lincolnsh. 12 Upper HeIgrttvestreet,aiidManhy,near Brigg, Lincolnshire. Wrighteon William Hattie, Esq...... Northallerton ...... Coulson 's hotel, Lower Brook st. and Cusworth park, nr. Doncaster, ami Ration, nr. Uckfleld. Wyndham Wadham, Esq...... Salisbury ...... Arthur’s club, and the College, Salisbury. Wynn Right Hon. Cbas.Watkin Williams Montgomeryshire ...... 20 Grafton street, Bund street, and Llangedwyn hall, near Oswestry. Wyse Thomas, junior, Esq...... W a terford ...... A Lord of Treasury, 2i> Wíl ton place, and St-John’s manor, Waterford. Yates John Ashton, Esq...... Carlow County, ...... 33 Hryanstone square, and Dinglehcud, near Liverpool. Yorké Hon. Eliot Thomas...... *...... Cambridgeshire...... 4 Norfolk street,Park lane. [Ireland. Young John. Esq...... Cavan County ...... 24 UpperWmipolosti'eet.andBailyborongh castle, Young Sir William Lawrence, Bart.. . , . Buckinghamshire...... JuninrUnit«IServicce!ub,l ICliarlesst.StJamrs’s к Highcndon house, High Wycomb, Bucks. * One Vacancy ( Morpeth, Northumberland). 60 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, [1840.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE BOROUGHS, CITIES, & COUNTIES,

RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.

E n g la n d and W a l e s, 500; I r e l a n d , 105; Sc o t l a n d , 53; To t a l , 058.

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SOO DTET-IBERS.

Abingdon, Berkshire. Bradford, Yorkshire. C.anutr\:oa, Carnarvonshire. Thomas Dnfficld, Esq. Ellis Cunliffe Lister,am i Wm. Busfeild. William Bulkeley Hughes. Andover, Hampshire. Brecon, Breconshire. Canta rconsti ire, Ralph Etwall, and Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan. Jolm Ralph Ormsby Gore. Sir John Walter Pollen, Bart. Breconshire. Chatham, Kent. Anglesey, North Wales. Colonel Thomas Wood. Right Hon. George Stevens Byng. William Owen Stanley. Bridgenorth, Sh > opsh ire, Chet ten ha m, G to ucestershire. A randet, Sussex. Thomas Charlton Whitmore, and Hou. Craven Fitzhardmge Berkeley. Lord Fitzalan. Robert Pigot. Bridgewater, Somersetshire. Cheshire ( North). Ashburton, Devonshire. Edward John Stanley, and Charles Lushington. Ashton-under-Line, Lancashire. Jiridport, Dorsetshire. ... ,. . „ ,,, Henry Warburton, and Swvnfen J e rv is.'. ... Onesnire (tioutnj. Charles Hindley. - .... , • Sir Philip de Malpas Grev Egerton, B tír Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. William Rick ford, and Geo. J Ä Ä R.N„a n d : ° COrgC ' . Capt. Charles John Baillie Hamilton, Col. Sir Adolphus John Dalrymple, Bt. т ф х Hon Ä Ä Ie n o t,^ Banbury, Oxfordshire. Bristol, Gloucestershire. John Jervis. Henry William Tanerőd. Philip William Skynner Miles, and Chichester, Sussex. Barnstaple, Devonshire. Ilon. Frues. Ilen.Fitzhardmge Berkeley Johll ЛЬе1 Smith,£ LordArthur Lennox Frederick Ilodgson, and В uch itightím, Buchi ngha tusit i re. Chippenham, Wiltshire. John Palmer Bruce Chichester. Sir Thus. Francis Fremantle, Bart.,.and Joseph Neeld, J'Capt. Hcn.Gco. Boldero. Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire. Sir Harry Verney, Bart. Hon. Arthur Duncombp,Capt. R.N. and Buchi agita task i re. Christchurch, Hampshire. Granville Harcourt Vernon. '■ George Simon Harcourt, and Right lion. Sir George Henry Rose. Bath, Somersetshire. 'Sir William Lawrence Young, Br., and Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Viscount Powerscourt, ami ■ Caledon George Da Pré. Joseph Cripps, and William Heaid Ludlow Bruges. B ury, Lancashire. Thomas William Chester Master. Beaumaris, Anglesey. ! Richard Walker. Clitheroe, Lancashire. '"Captam Frederick Paget. Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. John Fort. Bedford, Bedfordshire, ; Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Earl Jennyn. Cockcrmouth, Cumberland. Captain Frederic Politili, and Calne, Wiltshire. . Henry Aglionby Agl ion by, find Samuel Crawley. î Earl o f Slielbume. Edwa'rd Horsman. Bedfordshire, Colchester, Essex. Lord Charles James Fox Russell, and Ca m bri dye, Cambrì dgesh i re. Right Hon. Jolm Henry' Tims. Manners Richard fe ln im Sanderson, «and « « .. . Viscount Alford. Sutton, and George Prymc. Slr ^’corfin Henry Smyth, Bart. Berkshire. Cambridge University. Cornwall ( East). Robt. Palmer, A Viscount Barrington, A , * „ " Л J A J' t ; Lord Eliot, and Pliilip Pusey. RightHon Henry Goulhurn, and Rt. Hon.Gen.Sir Richd. HusseyVivian, В * •* • Hon.(Itili ICharles iitirlrva Bwaun n o ii Law. I .1 tv Ber to ick-on-Tweed. . Richard Hodgson, and William Holmes.; Cambridgesk i re. Cornwall (W est). Hon. Eliot Thomas Yorké, and . Edward William Wynne Pendan e«,and Beverley, Yorkshire. . Capt. Richard Jetfcrsou Eaton, and 1 Sir Charles Lemon, Bart. James Weir Hogg, and Richard Greaves Townicy. Sackville Lane Fox. Coventry, Warwickshire. Canterbury, Kent. Right Hon. Edward Ellice, and В eted ley, Worcestershire. James Bradshnw, and YVilliam Williams. Sir Thomas Edward Wilmington, Bart, Lord Albert Denison Conyngham. Cricktnde, Wiltshire. Birmingham, Warwickshire. Cardiff, Ac., Glamorganshire. John Neehl, and Ambrose Goddard. Joshua Scholeäeld, and John NIchoìl, D.C.L. George Frederick Muntz. Cumber lnuti ( East ). Ca rdigan, Card iganthire. Major Francis Aglionby, and Wm. Jame« Blackburn, Lancashire. Pryse Pryse. William Turner, and William Feilden. Cumberland (W est) Cardiganshire. Samuel Irton, and Edward Stanley. Bodmin, Cornwall. Col. William Edward Powell. Major Charles Cresplgny Vivian, and Dartmouth, fyr. Devonshire. Sir Samuel Thomas Spry, Knt. Carlisle, Cumberland. Col.SirJuhn Henry Seale, Bart. Bolton, Lancashire. Philip Hen. Howard and Wm. Marshall Denbigh, Denbighshire. Peter Ainsworth, and William Bulling, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire. Wilson Jones, Boston, Lincolnshire. David Morris. Denbighshire. John Stud holme. Browurigg, nuri Carmarthenshire. Hon. William Begot, and Sir James Duke, Knt. Hon. Geo. Rico Trevor, and John Jones. lion. Hugh Cholmondelv. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 61

Derby, Derbyshire. Gloucestershire ( West). Lambeth, Surrey. Edward Strutt, and Hon. Geo. Chas. G runt ley Fitzhardinge Benjamin Hawes,Junior, and ■ Hon. Jobu George Brebazon Ponsonbv. Berkeley, and Robert'Blagden Hale. Rt. Hon, Charles Tennyson D’Kyccourt. Derbyshire (North). Grantham, Lincolnshire. Laneash i re ( Nort h ), Hon. George Henry Cavendish, and Glynne Earle Welby, and John Wilson Patten, and Wiliam Evans. lion. Frederick James Tollemache. Right Hon. Lord Stanley. Derbyshire (South). Greenwich, S,'C. Kent. Lancashire (South). Sir George Crewe, Burt., and Lord Francis Egerton, and Francie Hurt. Matthias Wolverley Attwood,and Edward George Barnard. Hon. Richard Bootle Wilbraham. Devizes, Wiltshire. Lancaster, Lancashire. GriinsIiy (G rea t) Lincolnshire. Tliomas HenrySutton Bucknall Esteourt Thomas Greene, and George Marton. Edward Heneage. Sotlieron, and Launceston Cornwall. George Ileneage Walker Hcneagc. Guildford, Surrey. Major General Right Hon. Sir Henry Devonport, Devonshire. Charles Baring Wall, and Hardinge, K.C.B. Hon. Major James Yorké Scarlett. Sir George Grey, Bart., and Leeds, Yorkshire. Henry Tufnell. Halifax, Yorkshire. Edward Baines, and Devonshire (North). Charles Wood, and Edward Protheroc Sir William Moleswortli, Bart. Sir Tliomas Dyke Acland, Bart., and Ha mpsh i re ( N ort h ). Leicester, Leicestershire. Lewis Wiliam Buck. Charles Shaw Lefevre, Sokak ku, and John Kastliope, and Wynn Ellis. Devonshire, (Smith). Sir William Hcathcote, Bart. Leicestershire (North). Sirjolm BnllerYarde Buller, Bart., and Lord Charles Somerset Manners, and Montagu Edmund Newcomb« Parker. Hampshire ( South John Willis Fleming, rind Edward Basil Famhain. Dorchester, Dorsetshire. Henry Combe Compton. Leicestershire (South). ILon. Anthony Henry A<>hley-Cooper,witf Harwich, Essex. Henry Halford, and Chas. Wm. Packe. Robert Wiliams, junior. Right lion. John Charles Herries.tmrf Leominster, H erefordthire. Dorsetshire. Alexander Ellice, Cupt. R.N. Lord Hotliam, and Charles Greenaway. Lord Ashley, Henry Charles Sturt, ý Hastings, Sussex. Lewes, Sussex. Hon. John Geo. Chas. Fox Strangways Right Hon. Joseph Planta, and Sir Charles Rieliaid Blunt, Bart., and Dover, Kent. Robert Holloml. Hon. Henry Fitzroy. Sir John Rae Ц id, Bart., and Ha vcrforilwest, Pcmbrokesh ire. Lichfield, Staffordshire. Edward Royd Rice. Sir Rd.Bulkeley Philipps Philipps, Bt. General Sir George Anson,G.C.B., and Droiticich, Worcestershire. Heistone, Cornwall. 1 Lord Alfred Henry Paget. John Somerset Pakington. Viscount Cantilupe. Lincoln, Lincolnshire. Dudley, Worcestershire. Hereford. Herefordshire. ■ Sir Edw.Geo. Earle Lvtton Buiwer,Bt Thomas Haukes. Edward Bolton Clive, and I Colonel Charles Delaet Waldo Sibthorp. Durham (City). Daniel Higford Davali Burr. i Lincolnsli. {pa rts Kest even ÿ Holland.) Viscount Dungannon, and Herefordshire. Henry Handley, and William Charles Kurland. Sir Rbt. Price,Bt.ír KedgwinHoskins,Ş- Gilbert John lleatbcote, Durham County (North). Edward' Thomas ’I’1 'Foley. ’ 1 Lincolnshire (parts Lindsey). liedworth Lambitoti, and Hertford, Hertfordshire. Lord Worsley,íf Rt. Adam. Christopher. Hon. Henry Thomas Liddell. Viseonnt Mahon, and Liskeard, Cornwall. Durham County (South). lion. William Francis Cowper. Charles Buller, junior. Joseph Pease, jun. and John Bowes. He rtfordsh i re. Liverpool, Lancashire. Viscount Grimston, and Essex (North). Viset. Sundon, and Cresswell Cresswell. Rowland Alston, and Abel Smith. Sir John Tyssen Tyrol!, Burt.,nnrf London, Middlesex. Charles Gray Round. Honiton, Devonshire. Alderman Sir Matthew Wood, Bart, and Colonel Hugh Duncan Bnillic, and Win. Crawford, and Jas J’attison, and Essex ( South). James Stewart. George Grote. Thomas William Bramatoli, and Horsham, Sussex. Ludlow, Shropshire. George Palmer. Robert Henry Hurst. Lieut. Col. Henry Sahvey, and Evesham, Worcestershire. Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Thomas Alcoek. George Rushout-Bowles, and William Rookes Crompton Stansfield. Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill. Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire. Hull ( Kingston upon), Yorkshire. William I’innev. Exeter, Devonshire. Sir Walter diaries James, Bart., and Lymington, Hampshire. Edward Divett, and William Ilutt. John Stewart giuri Writ. Ale*. Mack innon. Sir William Webb Pollett, Knt. Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. Lynn Regis, Norfolk. Colonel Jonathan Peel, and Eye, Suffolk. Lord George Bentinek, and Sir Frederick Pollock, Knt. Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward Kcrrison,Burt. lit.Hon. Sir Stratford Caiming, K.C.B. Finsbury, Middlesex. ' И unt ingdonsh i re. Macclesfield, Cheshire. Thomas Wakley, and Edward Fellowes, and George Thornhill. Thomas Slings by Duncombe. JohnBrocklebuřít/iHdThoe.Grimeditch. Hythe, Kent. Maidstone, Kent. Flint, s;c. Flintshire. Visconnt Melgund. Bcnj. DTsraeli, and John Minet Fector. Capt. Charles Whitley Deans Dundas. Ipswich. Suffolk. Maidon, Essex. Fitzroy Kelly,and Sir tiios. Cochrane. Flintshire. Quintili Dick, and John Round. Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, Bart. Kendal, Westmoreland. Malmesbury, Wiltshire. Frome, Smnersetsh ire. George William Wood. Viscount Andover. Thomas Sheppard. Kent (East). Malton, Yorkshire, Gateshead, Durham. Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Knatchbtill, Bt. & John Walbanke Childers, and Cuthbort Rippon. John Pemberton Plumptre. Viscount Milton. Glamoraansh i re. Kent (West). Manchester, Ixincashire. Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot, and Tlioiuas Law Hodges, and Mark Philips, and Robert Hyde^Greg. Viscount Ariare. Sir Edmund Filmer, Bart. Marlborough, Wiltshire. Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Kidderminster, Worcestershire. Lord Ernest Augustus Chas. Bmdenelf Henry Titos. Hope, and John Phillpotts. Richard Godson. llruce, and Maj. lien. Bingham Baring Gloucestershire (East). King's Lynn. See Lynn Regis. Marlow (Great), Buckinghamshire. Hon. Augustus Henry Moreion, and К na resborough, Yo r ks h i re. Thomas Peers Wiliams, and Christopher Wiliam Cod rington. Henry Rich, and Hon. Chas. Langdale. Col. Sir Wiliam Robert Clayton, Bart. G 2 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Marylehone, Middlesex. ] Pembrokeshire. Shropshire or Salop (South). SirBenj. Hall, Bt .and LordTeigmuoutli Sir John Owen, Bart. Earl of Darlington, and Merionethshire. Рсптуп ( and Falmouth), Cornwall, Hon. Robert Henry Clive. Richard Richards. James William Freshiield, and Somerset sh ire ( East ), Merthyr Ту,İril, Glamorganshire. Edward John Hutchins. Col. Wm. Gore Langton, Şe Win. Miles. Sir Josiuli Jolin Guest, Bart. Peterborough, Northamptonshire. Somersetshire (W est). M idille,чех. John Nicholas Fazakerly, and Edward Ayshford Sanford,and George Byng, and Capt. Thos. Wood. Sir Robert lieron, Bart. Thomas Dyke Aclami, Midhurst, Sussex. Petersfield, Hampshire. Southampton, Hampshire. Hon. Frederick Spencer, Capt. R.N. Comthwaite John Hector. Capt. Abel Rous Dottin, Se Vset. Duncan Monmouth, tec. Monmouthshire. Plymouth, Devonshire. South Shields, Durham. Reginald James Blewitt. John Collier, and Thomas Bewes. Robert Ingham, Monmouthshire. Pontefract, Yorkshire. Southwark, Surrey. Richard MoncktonMillies,and Lord О ran ville Chas. lien. Somerset,und John Huinphery,^-Benjamin \Vrood. William Massey Stanley. William Addams Williams. Stafford, Staffordshire. Montgomery, S,-c. Montgomeryshire. Poole, Dorsetshire. MajorWilliam...... Fawkener Chetwynd,«rwř Colonel Sir John Edwards, Bart. Hon. Charles Frederic Ashlev Cooper : ' Ponsonby nndGeorge Richaid Pldfips Rübert FarramK Montgomery shire. Staffordshire (North). Rt. Hon. Chas. W atkın Williams Wynn. Portsmouth, Hampshire. Hn.Wni. Bingham Baring.^- Edw. Buller M orpeth, Northum berla nd. Francis Thornhill Baring, and Staffordshire ( South). Sir George Thomas Staunton, Bart. (Vacant. ) ■ Viset. Ingestre £ lion. Col. Geo. Anson. Newark-on- Trent, Nottinghamshire. Preston, Lancashire. Sir Peter Hesketh Fleetwood, Bart.pind Stamford, Lincolnshire. William Ewart Gladstone, arul : Marquis ofGrauby^- Sir Geo. Clerk, Bt. Thomas Wilde, Solicitor general. Robert Townley Parlier. Radnor ( New), Radnorshire. Stockport, Cheshire. Newcastle-under-Lyne, Staffordshire Henry Murslanu«ii(JMaj.Tbos. Marsland William Henry Miller, and Richard Price. Spencer Horsey De Horsey. Radnorshire. Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire. Neireastle-on-Tyne,Northumberland. Walter De Winton. William Taylor Copeland (Alderman o f William O lá,and Jolin Hodgson Hinde. Reading, Berkshire. Dindon), and John Davenport. Ne.wjiort, Isle o f Wight, Hampshire. Thos. Noon Talimini, Serjt.-at-Iaw, and Stroud, Gloucestershire. John Hey wood Hawkins, and Charles Fyslie Palmer. Right Hon. Lord John Russell.and William Jolin Blake. R etford (E a st). Sec Bassetlaw. George Poulett Scrope. Norfolk (East). Sudbury, Suffolk. Reigate, Surrey. Edmund Wodtmuse, and Joseph Bailey, junior, and Henry Negus Burroughes. Viscount Eastnor. Sir John Beiin Walsh, Bart. Richmond, Yorkshire. Norfolk ( West). Suffolk ( East). Alexander Spiers, and Hon. Maj. Gen.: William Bagge, and Lord Heuniker, and William Lyde Wiggett Chute. Sir lit. Lawrence Dundas, K.C.B. Maj. Gen. Sir Chas. Broke Vere, K.C.B, Northallerton, Yorkshire. Ripon, Yorkshire. Suffolk (W est). William Battio Wriglitson. Thomas Pemberton, and Colonel Robert Ruslibrooke, and Rt. Hon Sir Ed. Durtenslmw Sugdcn. Northampton, Northamptonshire. Harry Spencer Waddington. Rochdale, Lancashire. Robt. Vernon Smith, and RaikesCurrie. John Fenton. Sunderland, Durham. Northamptonshire ( North ). William Thompson (Alderman of Lou­ Thomas Philip Marniseli, and Rochester, Rent. don), and Andrew White. Viscount Maidstone. Ralph Bernal,oiidThos. Benj. Hobhouse Surrey (East). Rutlandshire. Northamptonshire ( South i. Cant. Richard A isager ..V Henry Kemble Sir Gilbert Ileathcote, Bart., and William Ralph Cartwright, and Surrey ( West). Hon. William Middleton Noel. Sir Charles Kniglitley, Bart. William Joseph Denison, n/nf Rye, Sussex. Northumberland ( North). Hon. Geo. James Perceval, Capt. R.N’ . Captain Thomas Uybboii Monypeny. Viscount Ilowick, and Lord Ossulston. Sussex ( East ). St. Alban's, Hertfordshire. Northumberland (South ). George Darby, and Matthew Bell,loidCiiristoplier Blackett Hon. Edward Harbottle Grimston, and Hon. Charles Compton Cavendish. George Alfred Muskett. Norwich, Norfolk. Sussex (W est). Marijuisof Douro, and Benjamin Smith. St. 1res, Cornwall. Lord Jolin Geo. Lennox,Л-Earl of Surrey William Tyringliam Pracd. Swansea, Glamorganshire. Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. Salford, Lancashire. John Henry Vivian. Lt. Gen. Sir Ronald Crauťurd Ferguson, Joseph Bmtherton. K.C.B., and Right Hon. Sir John Tamworth, Staffordshire. Cam Hobhouse, Bart. Salisbury, Wiltshire. Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., and Win.Bird Brodio,^- Wadham Wyndhain. Edward Henry' A'Court, Capt. R.N. Nottinghamshire (North-west). Thomas Bouldswortli, and Sandwich, Kent. Tavistock, Devonshire. Henry Gaily Knight. Sir Edwil.Tlios.Troiibridgc, Bl..VI.t.Gen. Marquis of Tavistock, and John Rumile. SirHufanc Shaw Donkin, K.C.B. Nottinghamshire ( South-east). Taunton, Somersetshire. Colonel Lancelot Rolleston, and Sarum ( New). See Salisbury. R*. Hon. Henry Lnhoueliere, and Earl o f Lincoln. Scarborough, Yorkshire. Edward Thomas Bainbridge. Oldham, Lancashire. Mnj.Gcn.SirFredAV. Trench, K.C.ILnndj Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. John Fielden, and Sir’Thomas Charles Style, Bart. William Dowdeswell ond John Martin Major Gen. William Augustus Johnson. Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire. Thctford. Norfolk. Oxford, Oxfordshire. Captain George Benvenuto Mathew. Earlof Euston/indHon. Francis Baring. Donald Maclean, and William Erie. Sheffield, Yorkshire. Thirsk, Yorkshire.' Oxford, University. Julin Parker, and Henry George Ward Sir Samuel Crompton, Bart. Tims. Grimstou Ilucknall Es'tcourt, and Shoreham (N ew ), Sussex. Tiverton, Devonshire. fir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart. Sir Charles Merrick Burrell, Bart.,and John Ileathcoat, and Oxfordshire. Harry Dent Goring. Rt. Hon. Viscount Palmerston, G.C.B, bird Norrcys, and Sh rercsbury, Sh ropsh ire. Tolness, Devonshire. George Granville Harcourt, and Sir Richard Jenkins, G.C.B., and Lord Seymour, and Thus. Augustus Wolstenliolme Parker. Robert Aglionbyr Slaney. Charles Barry Baldwin, E?q.,u/«i Pendi roke, ýr. Pembrokeshire. Shropshire or Salop (North). William Blount. Rt. Hon.Sir JasTRt. Geo. Graham, Bt. Sir Rowland Hili,Bt. §r\v. Ormsby Gore. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. 63

Tower Hamlets, Middlesex. Wenloeh, Shropshire. Windsor (New), Berkshire. Rt. Him. Stephen LushingtoiqD.C.L.enrf I Hon. George Cecil Weld Forester, and John Ranisl(ottoni, and Robert Gordon, William Clay. James Millies Gaskell. Wolverhampton, Staffordsh ire. Truro, Cornwall. Westbury, Wiltshire. Thomas Tliomelv, and John Ennis Vivian, and Edmund Tumer. I John Ivatt Briscoe. lion.Charles Peiliäni Villien*. T'ynemoutk, Northumberland. Westminster, Middlesex. Woodstock, Oxfordshire, IU. Hon. Sir Charles Edward Urey. Genomi Sir de Lacy Evans, and Marquis of Bliutdfonl. John Temple Leader. Worcester, Worcestershire. Wakefield, Yorkshire. Westmoreland. Hon. William Sebright Last elles. Joseph Bailey, and Viscount Lowthcr, and Colonel Thomas Henry Hastings Davies. Wallingford, Berkshire. Lieut. Col. Hon. Henry Cecil Lowtlier. . William Seymour Ulackstone. Worcestershire ( Hast). Weymouth Sf Mclcombe Regis, Dorset. John B&meby, and Horace St. Paul. Walsall, Staffordshire. Viscount Villien», and Geo, Wiu. Hope. ■ Worcestershire (W est). Francis Finch. Whitby, Yorkshire, Wareham, Dorsetshire. Maj.Gen.Hon.IIcn.Beauchnmp Lygon,ÿ i Aaron Chapman. Capt. Henry Jeffreys Wiimiugton. John Hales Calcraft. Whitehaven, Cumberland. Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Warrington, Lancashire. Matthias Attwood. Geo. lieu. Dashwood^Ueo. Hobt. Smith. John Ireland Blaekbume. Wigan, Lancashire. Wa ne ich, Wa nvicksh i re. Charles Standisli, and William Ewart. Yarmouth (G nat), Norfolk. Sir Chas. Euriviekc Douglas, Knt. and Wight ( Isle of), Hampshire. Chas.Edmund Rutnbold,$-Wm, Wilshere William Collins. Hon. Win. Hen. Ashe A’Court Holmes.! York, Yorkshire. Jolin Henry ].owther, and Warwickshire (North). Wilton, Wiltshire. Hon. John Charles Dundas. Sir John Eardley Eardley Wilmot, lit. л,- Edward Baker. William Stratford Dugdale. Wiltshire (North). Yorkshire ( East Riding). Richard Bothell, and Henry Broadley. Warwickshire (South ). Walter Long, Sir Francis Burdett, Br. Sir John Mordaimt, Hart., and Wiltshire (South). Yorkshire ( North Riding). Evelyn John Shirley. John Bonett, aud Hou. Sidney Herbert. Hon. William Duncombe, and Wells, Somersetshire. Winchester, Hampshire. Edward Stillingflcet Cayley. Richard Hlakemore, and James Buller East, and Yorkshire ( West Riding). William Goodenottgh 11 ay ter. ■ Paulct St. John Mihlumy. Vset. Morpeth ÿ Sir Geo. Strickland,Bt.

IRELAND.

105 MEBIBESS. The places marked C. are in the Province o f Connaught ; those marked L. in the Province o f Leinster ; M. in the Province of Munster ; mid U. in the Province of Lister. U. Antrim County. , U. Donegal County. L. Kildare County. Lieut.Gen. the Hun. John Hruee Richard Colonel Edward Michael Conolly, and Richard More O’Ferrall, and O’Neill, and John Irving. Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes, Bait. ' Robert Archhold. V. Armagh, County of Armagh. U. Down County. i Z. Kilkenny, Comity o f Kilkenny. William Curry. Earl o f Hillshorougli, and Joseph Hume. V . Armagh County. ' Viscount Cnstlereagh. Z. Kilkenny County. Viscount Acheson, and Col. Win. Verner. U. Downpatrick, County of Down. Lieut. Col. Hon. Pierce Butler, and David Ker. Major George Hryan. L. Atldone, County o f Westmeath. !.. King’s County. John O'Connell. L. Drogheda, County of Louth. Sir William Meredyth Somerville, Bart. Nicholas Fitzsimon, and J /. Bandonbridge, County o f Cork. , Lieut. Col. Hon. John ( ’rai on Westenr». Joseph DovonsherJackeon,Serj t.-at-lavr. L. Dublin. Daniel O'Connell, and Robert Hutton. Jf. К i r, srde, County o f Cork. Г/. Belfast, County of Antrim. Colonel Henry Thomas. James Emerson Tonnent $• Geo. Dunbar. L. Dublin University. C. Leitrim County. Right Hon. Frederick Sliaw, and L. Carlow. : Lt. Col.Saml.White,and Diro Clementi, Right lion. Thomas Lefroy, L.I..D. Thomas Gisborne, junior. Jf. Limeriek, County o f Limerick. L. Cariar County. L. Dublin County. Wm. Hoclic,muf Sir David Roche, Hart. George Evans, and Lord Uriibazon. Nicholas Aylward Vigors, and M. Limerick County. John Ashton Yates. L. Dundalk, County of Louth. Hon.Col.Ricini, llohurl Fìtzgibbon,and Car rickfergas, County o f Antrim. Thomas Nicholas Hedingtoii. William Smith O'Brien, Peter Kirk. U. Dungannon, County of Tyrone. U. Lisburue, County o f Antrim. M. Cashel, County of Tipjicrary. Ilon. Thomas Knox. Henrv Mevnell, Capt. İLN. Joseph Stock, L.L.D. V. Dunyarvon, County o f Waterford. , v jM„ do'mUrnlt Coy.gf Londonderry U. Cavan County. i Hon. Cornelius О Callaghan. sir Hobert Alexander Ferguson, H art/ John Young, and ! „ Count,J " ƒ C,nrc- i U. Londonderry County. Hon.Somerset Maxwell. Hewitt Hndgenian. (Sir рр,Ьсг( Hatoson, Hart, and M. Clare County. U. Enniskillen, County o f Fermanagh. Theobald Jones, Capt. U.N. Major Wm. Nugent Maenauiara, and Hon. Arthur Henry Cole. ; /.. jMngfurd County. Cornelius O'Brien. U. Fermanagh County. Luke White, and Col. Henry White. M. Clonmel, County of Tipperary. Mervyn Archdall, and Viscount Cole. !.. Louth County. David Hielläni 1‘igot. C, Galway, County of Galway. Richard Montesquieu Bellow, and C. Coleraine, County o f Londonderry. Andrew Hen. Lynch, u Sİaster in Chain Henry Chester Edward Litton. ' eery, and Martin Joseph Blake. .V. Mallow, County o f Cork. M. Cork City, County o f Corb. C’. Galway County. Sir Denham Jcphsoti Norrcys, Hart. Francis Hemard' Beamish, and John Juincs Bodkin, nini ( '. Mayo County. Daniel Callaghan. Thomas Barnwell .Martin. Sir William John Brahazou, Hart, and •V. Cork County. Jf. Kerry County. Robert Dillon Browne. Garret Stamlish Harry, and Morgan John O'Connell, and !.. Meath County. Edmund Hurke Roche. Arthur Blcnnerhassctt. Henry Grattan, and Elias Cot bally 64 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840

U. Monaghan Count;/. C. Sligo, County o f Sligo. M. Waterford County. Hon. Hen.Robt.Westcnra,^ Etlw.Liioas. John Patrick Somers, Win. Villiers Stuart, «m l John Power. X New Лока, Count g o f Wexford. C. Sligo County. X. Westmeath County. John Hyacinth Talbot. Edward Joshna Cooper, and Col. Sir Montagu Lowthcr Chapman, Bt. Lieut. Colonel Alexander Perceval. and Sir Richard Nagle, Bart. U. Newry, County of Down. M. Tipperary County. John Ellis. Rt. Hon. Rióiul. Lator Slieil, ÿ Robt. X. Wexford, County of Wexford. X. Portarlington, King’s County. Otway Cave. Charles Arthur Walker. Hon.Col.Geo. Lionel Dawson Damer. M. Tralee, County of Kerry. X. Wexford County. X. Queen’s County. Maurice O’Connell. John Maher, and James Power. Sir Charles Henry Conte, Bart., and U. Tyrone County. X. Wicklow County. John Wilson Fitzpatrick. Hon. Henry Thos. Lowry Corry, and JamosGrattan^Sir Ralph Howard, C. Roscommon County. Lord Claude Hamilton. ' Fitzstephen French, and M. Waterford, County of Waterford. M. Youghall, County o f Cork. The O’Conor Don (Denis O’Conor). Thos. Wysejun.óc HenÁVinston Bârron. Frederick John Howard.

SCOTLAND.

53 «EMBERS.

Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire. i Elgin, B anff, tee. district o f Burghs. Linlithgowshire. Alexander Bannennan. Hon. Fox Maule. Hon. Charles Hope. Elginshire and Nairnshire. Aberdeenshire. Mont rose, Forfarfc.district o f Burnia Hon. William Gordon, Cupt. E..V. Hon. Col. Francis William Grant. Patrick Chalmers.’ Andrew’s (S t.) Sec Craii, i'C- Falkirk, Hamilton, Sfc. dt. o f Burghs. William Downe Gillon Orkney and Shetland (Isles). Argyllshire. Frederick Dundas. Walter Frederick Campbell. F ifeskire. James Erskine Wemyss, Capt. R.N’ . Paisley, Renfrew shire. Ayr, Irvine, CampbeUtoicn, district Forfar, Forfarshire. See Montrose, 4c. Archibald Hastie. o f Burghs. Lord James Crichton Stuurt. Forfarshire. Peeblesshire. Lord Douglas Gordon Hallyburton. William Forbes Mackenzie. Ayrshire. Viscount Kelbume. Fortrosc, Inverness, Nairn, áf Forres, Perth, Perthshire. district of Burghs. David Grcig. Banffshire. Roderick Mucleod, junior. James I)ufi'. Perthshire. Glasgow, Lanarkshire. Berwickshire. Viscount Stormont. James Oswald, and John Dennistoun. Sir Hugh Purves Hume Campbell, Bart. Greenock, Renfrewshire. Renfrewshire. George Houstoun,junior. Buteshire. Robert Wallace. Right Hon. Sir William Rae, Bart. Haddington, Dunbar, North Berwick, Ross and Cromartyshires. Ca i th ness-sh i re. Lauder,and Jedburgh, d. o f Burghs. Thomas Mackenzie. Sir George Sinclair, Bart. Robert Stcuart. Roxburghshire. Clackmannanshire and Kinross. Hadd ing ton sh i re. Hon. John Edward Elliot. Vice Admiral Sir Charles Adam, Bart. Sir Thmnas Buchan Hepbum, Bart. St. Andreics. See Craii, $c. Craii, St. A ndrews, Cupar,Ş/с., dist riet Inverness, See Fort rose, S/c. o f Burghs. ' Selkirkshire. Edward Ellice, junior. Inverness-shire. Alexander Pringle. Francis William Grant. Bum ba rtonsh İre. Kilmarnock, Rerfm ef'C-d t.of Burghs. Stirling, Culross, Inverkeithiny, 1/e. Sir James Colqubonn, Bart. Lord Dalmeny. John Campbell Colqulioun. Dumfries, SfC. district Burghs. К in cn rd i nesli i re. Stirlingshire. Lieutenant General Matthew Sharpe. Ilon. Col. Geo. Ralph Abercromby. Maj. Gen. Hn. Hugh Arbutbnott,K.C.B. Dumfriessh ire. Kirkaldy, Dysart, Kinghorn, and Sutherlandshire. John James Hope Johnstone. Bruniularid, district of Burghs. Hon. William Howard. Dundee, Forfarshire. Robert Ferguson. Wick, Kirkwall,£c. district ofBurghs. Right Hon. Sir Henry Parnell, Bart. Kircudbright ( Stewartry). James Loch. D ysart. See Kirkaldy, $c. Alexander Murray. Wigtown, Whithorn, Stranraer, Gal­ Edinburgh. Lanarkshire. loway, Sec. district o f Burghs. Sir John Campbell, Knt., and Alexander McDonald Lockhart. John Me Taggart. Rt. Hon. Thomas Babington Macaulev. Leith, fee. district o f Burghs. Wigtounshire. Edinburghshire. Rt, Hon. Andrew Rutherfurd. James Blair. William Gibson Craig. 1840.] PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, 65

CLERKS AND OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF COSÏiVIOWS.

terk o f the House o f Commons—Joli» Henry Ley, Esq. i Clerk of Election Recognizances Office—W. G. Rose, Esq. 4 Richmond terrace Librarian— T. Yardon, Esq. Clerk Assistant—Joha Rickman, Esq. 2á Duke street, | Assistant—Mr. J. E. May Westminster Short-hand Writer— W. B. Unmoy, Esq. Scconil Clerk Assistant—William Ley, Esq. 15 Queen Serjeant at arms—Sir William Guisctt street, Mayfair Deputy—John Clementson, Esq. Public Business Office anil fo r the Collection o f the Fees, j Assistant—Ralph Allen Gossett, Esq. Clerk o f Fees—John Edward Dorrington, Esq. Vote. Office. Clerks—Mr. A. Jones, Mr. II. Ley, Mr. \V. Rose, Mr. Deliverer of Votes and Printed Papers—Mr. Chas. Paski Marriot Clerks—Mr. Collins, Mr. It. Collins, Mr. J. Collins Account unt—Mr. Wilkinson. Deputy Housekeeper—Mr. John Bellamy Committee Clerks und Flection Office. Assistant—Mr. K. Bellamy Committe Clerks— R. Chalmers, G. WTiittam, G. Dyson, Door Keepers—Mr. John Watt, Mr. Francis Williams and H. Gibhons ’ i Messengers— Mr. E. Stein, Mr. W . Cook, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Clerks—Mr. J. Rose, Mr. Pole, Mr. C. Gunnell, Mr. Erere, 11. Millions, Mr. Win. Bellamy .Mr. Maync,and .Mr. Creed Superintendent of Members’ U niting Room—Mr. T. Collett Journal Office, and for the i'otes and Proceedings Assistant—O. Warman of the House. Receiver o f Post Letters— Mr. John Bellamy Clerk o f the Journals—Janies Gudge, Esq. Assistant—William Kendall Clerks—Mr. Rowland, Mr. White, Mr. l'ostletliwate, Mr. Chaplain to the House o f Commons—Rev. JolmVane M.A. Gray, Mr. G. Ley, Mr. Jeanncret, Mr. W. Ley Secretary to the Spent er—Charles Homilly, Esq. First 'Clerk o f Engrossing Office—ti. W. Gunnell, Esq. Train Bearer—Mr. Robert Bally Clerks—Mr. G.Gunnell and Mr. Ginger Printers o f the Journals, Ş-c.—James and LukeG. Ha ist r 1 First Clerk in Private Bill Office— E. Johnson, Esq. and Sous Clerks— Mr. Ilawes and Mr. Hodgkin Printers o f the Votes—S. B. Nichols and Son.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OP

THE SURNAMES OF THE PEERS OF GREAT BRITAIN.

Abbot, Colchester l. Bennet, Taiıkcrville с. Bromley, Montford l. [/. Campbell, Argylc J, Abbott, Tenterden l. Bentinek, Portland d. Brougham. Brougham A:Vaux Campbell, Breadalbace m, Abercrumbv, Abercromby l. Beresfiird, Bcresford v. Browne, Sligo in. Campbell, Candor e. Abcrcroraby, Dunfermline l. Beresford, Waterford in. Broivnc-Mostyn,A’auxof Har­ Cunning, Canning r. Achesou, Gosford c. Berkeley, Segravc l. ro wden Cupel, Essex e. A’ Court, Hevtesbury I. Bernard, Bandon e. Brownlow, Lurgan l. Caradoc, Ilowden t. Addington, Šidiiiuiith V. Bertie, Abingdon e. Bruce, Elgin e. Carew, Си row I. Amherst, Amherst e. Bertie, Lindsey e. Brudenell, Cardigan e. CarleUm, Dorchester l. A mie rsoit-Pol ham, Yarboro' e. Best, Wynford I. Brudenell-Bruce,Ailesbury m < 'ary, Fiilkland c. Anson, Lichfield c. Bickcrsteth, Langdale / Bnidcnell-Briiec, Bruce e Catlieart, Cathcart e. Arbutlmott, Arbuthnott r. Bootle-IYilbralmjn,8kelmers- Brydgcs-Chaiu b is-( íren » Hie, ( 'aultield, Charlemont e. Arden, Aliatili y I. f duur l . dale /. Buckingham d. Cavendish, Burlington c. Arundel!, Arandoli o f War- Boscaweii, Falın mitli c. Burgli, Downes l. Cavendish, Devonshire d. Ashhtiroliam, Л-.bimmham e. Bourke, Mayo e. Bury, Clmrlevillc c. Civil, Exeter m. Asliley-Cooper,Shaftesbury с Boyle, Cork íe Orrery c. Butler, Giungali c. Cecil, Salisbury m. Bagót, Bagót I. Boyle, Glasgow v. Butler, Ormonde m. Chielicster. Donegal m. Bampfylrle, Poltimore I. İkiyle, Shannon e. Byng, Stradoni /. Churchill, Marlborough d. Baring, Asiihurtoii l. 11. Briilmznii, Meath e. Byiig, Torrington v. ( 'liiilmoiidcley, Clmiiiumde- Bateman-If anbury, Bateman Brand, Daere I. Bvron, Byron I. lev in. Bathurst, Bathurst e. Bridgeman, Bradford e. Cadogan, Cadogan e. Cimimimdetcy, Debitiere l. Beauclcrk, Sft. Albans d. Brodnck, Midleton v. Caltliorpe, Caltlmrjie !. Clements, L -İtrim c.

К 6G PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [1840. Clifford,CbifurdofChudleigh/. ( ireville, Warwick p. Marsham, Romney p. Rushout, Nortliwick l. Clive, Potvis e. Grey, Grey, p. Maude, Hawarden v. Russell, Bedford rf. Cocks, Somers e. Grey, Stamford p. Maule, Panuiure l. Russell, Tavistock in. Coke, Leicester e. Grinistnn, Virolani p. Maxwell, Faniltani l. Ryder, Harrowby e. Colbome, Coibente I, Grosvenor, Westminster m. Maynard, Maynard r. St. Clair, Sinclair !. Cole, Enniskillen e. Haldane, Camperdown p. Meade, Clanwilliain p. St. John, Bolingbroke v. Colville, Colville /. Hamilton, Abereom in. Methuen, Methuen t. St.John, St. John I. Compton, Northampton m. 1 Iamilton,Brandonic Hamil­ .Milles, Sondes /. St. Leger, Doneraile r. Conway, Hertford m. ton d. Mitford, Redesdale J. St. Maur, Somerset rf. Conynghani, Conyngham in. Hamilton, Haddington p . jMolyneux, Sefton c. Saumurez, D Saune rez l. Copley, Lyndliurst l. Hamilton, Hamilton I. Monson, Monson i. Scarlett, A binger l. Courtenay, Devon c. Harbord, Sufheid /. Montagu, Manchester d. Scott, Kldon e. Coventry, Coventry e. Hanbury Tracy, Sudeley I. Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Sherard, Marhorough e. Cowper, Cowper, e. Harley, Oxford e. Buccleugh rf. Shirley, Ferrers e. Craven, Craven e. Harris, Harris /. Montagn-Scott, Montagu l. Sidney, De Lisle & Dudley ì. Crewe , Crewe /. Harris, Malmesbury e. Montagu, Sandwich e. Skertington. Foster,Ferrard ». Curzon-Howe, Howe c. Hastings, Huntingdon p. Montgomerie, Eglinton c. Smith, Carrington 7. Curzon, Seursdale !. Hawke, Hawke, I'. Moore, Mountcashel c. Smythe, Strangford r. Curzon, Tcynham l. Hay, Enroll e. Mon ton, Ducié c. Somerset, Beaufort d. Ciist, Brownlow e. Hay, Tweeddale in. Murray, Atholl d. Spencer, Churchill I. De-Burgh, Clanricarde in. Hely Hutchinson, Donough- Murray, Dumnore e. Spencer, Spencer e. De Grey, De Grey e. more e. Murray, Gienlvon I. Spring Rice, Monteagle./. De Grey, Walsliingliam I. Herbert, Carnarvon e. Murray, Mansfield p. Stanhope, Chesterfield e. Denman, Denman I. Herbert, Pembroke c. Nelson, Nelson e. Stanhope, Harrington p. De-Ros, De-Ros I. Hervey, Bristol, m. Nevili, Abergavenny p. Stanhope, Stanhope e. Devereux, Hereford r. Hill, Berwick /. Noel, Barham t. Stanley, Derby e. Di "by, Digby e. Hill, Downshire tn. North, Guilford e. Stanley, Stanley of Alderley /. Dillon, Clonbrock l. Hill, Hill l. Norton, Gnmtley /. Stapleton-Cotton, Comber- Dormer, Dormer /. Hill, Sandys l. Nugent, Westmeath m. mere /. Douglas, Dougins I. Hohart-llampden, Bucking- O’Brytn, Thomond m. Stewart, Galloway c. Douglas, Morton e. Itamshire <>. O’Cal laghan, Lismore с. Stonor. Catnoys Í. Douglas, Selkirk e. Holroyd, Sheffield c. Ogilvy, .Virhe e. Stepford, Courtown e. Drummond, Stratliallan v. Home, Home c. O'Neill, O’Neill e. Stourton, Stourton /. Drummund-Hay, Kinnotd r. Hood, Hood v. Onslow, Onslow e. Strutt, Rayleigh /. Drunimond Willoughby,'Wil­ Hope, Hopetnun e. Osborne, Godolpliin l. Stuart, Bute in. loughby d’Eresbv l. Howard, Carlisle e. Osborne, Leeds rf. Staart, Moray r. Dull', Fife e. Howard, Effingham e. i’ agct, Anglesey m. Stuart, Stuart de Dccies /. Buncombe, Feversliam /. Howard, Norfolk d. Paget, L’xliridge e. Stuart, Stuart de Hothsay l. Dundas, Melville r. Howard, Suffolk e. Pakenham, Longford p. Stuart-Wort ley, Wliurucliffc l Dundas, Zetland e. Howard, Wicklow e. Parker, Macclesfield e. Sutton, Canterbury r. Dut ton, Sherborne l. Hughes, Dinerben /. Parker, Morlev p. Sutton, Manners Í. Kardley-Ttvisl leton- Fiennes, Irby, Boston /. Parsons, Rosse e. Talbot, Shrewsbury c. Saye íe Sole. I. Jenkinson, Liverpool p. Paulet, Winchester in. Talbot, Talbot e. Eden, Auckland l. Jerninghum, Stafford I. Pelham, Chichester e. Taylor, H eat fort in. Edgecombe, Mount-Ed ge­ Jervis, St. Vincent r. Pelbaui-t Minton,Newcastle rf. Thompson, Wenlock /. mmile, e. Jocelyn, Roden c. l’ellew, Exmouth r. Thurlow, Tlmrlow 1. Egert on, Wilton o. Keith Falconer, Kintorec. Pcpys, Cottcnham l. Tliynne, Bath in. Eliot, St. Germain’s e. Kennedy. Ailsa m. Perceval, Arden /. Thynne, Carteret /. Ellis, Howard de Walde.n /. Kenyon, Kenyon l. Perceval, Egmont e. Townsend, Sydney r. Ellis, Seaford I. Keppel, Albemarle c. Percy, Beverley e. Townshend, Ťownslicnd in. Erskine, Erskine l. Ker, Roxburgh d. Percy, Northumberland

TITLES OF THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF PEERS.

Th e eldest sons of Dukes, Marquises, mid Earls, assume (by courtesy) the second title of their fathers.—The younger sons of Dukes and Marquises take the title of Lord. The younger sons o f Earls take the title of Honourable. All Daughters of Dukes, Marquises, and Karls take the title of Lady. All sons and daughters of Viscounts and lierons take the title o f Honourable.

The following are the titles borne by the eldest sons o f Peers, with the titles o f their fathers [Those marked thus * are the second titles of Irish Representative Peers, Those marked thus t are the second titles of Scotch Representative Peers]. tAberdour r. Morton e. Dalmeny 1. Rosebery e. Howard /. Effingham c. North /. Guildford c. Aboyne c. Huntley m. Darlington e. Cleveland 11. Howiek r. Grey e. Northland »•• Ranfurly c, •Acheson r. Goslord <. Deerliurst v. Coventry e. Hyde l. Clarendon c. Ockham r. Lovelace ć. •Adare t'. Dunraven e. •Delvin I. Westmeath m. •Incinquiti c. Tiiomond m. tOgilvy l. »Urlie e. Alford в. Brownlow e. Douro m. Wellington d. Ingestre r. Talbot e. Ormehe e. Breadalbane in. Altainont e. Sligo tn. Douglas m. Hamilton d. Inverury /. Kintere e. Ossory e. Ormonde in. Althorp r. Spencer e. Doune I. Moray e. Jermyn e. Bristol nl~ Ossulšton I. Tankerville e. Anonim e. Lothian nt. Druiulanrig c.Queensberry »i. Jocelyn r. ltoden c. •Oxmantoun /. Rosso v. Andover r. Suffolk с. Duncan v. Cainperdown e. Kelburne в. Glasgow c. Paget l. Uxbridge c. Anson r. IJclitield с. Dnneannon r. Bessborough e. Kildare m. Leinster d. Parker r. Macclesfield e. Apsley r. Bathurst e. Dundas /. Zetland e. Killeen I. Fingalie. Pelham /. Chichester e. Ashley I. Shaftesbury e. Hungarian r . Cork c. Kilmarnock I. Errol e. Perceval r. Egmont e. lllalgonie r. Melville r. t Douglass /. Home e. •Kihvortli/. Monntcasliel r. Percy c. Northumberland d. Beaumont in. Roxburgh d. Dunkellin I. Clanricarde in. Kincardine e. Montrose d. Petersham r. Harrington e. Beetive c. Headfort in. Dimio r. Clancarty e. Kingsborough r. Kingston r. Pevensey v. Sheffield c. Belfast e. Dougal m. Dunwieh r. Stradbrokc c. tKirkwali r. Orkney c. Porchester I. Carnarvon c. •Bernard r. Bandon c. U oppiin v. K innon) с. Laiubton p. Durham e. Preston r. Ludlow e. Bertie I. Lindsey e. Kastoor с. Somers с. Lascelles v. llarewood c. Pruhy /. Carysfort C. Binning I. Haddington e. Ebrington r. Fortesea e. Leicester e. Townshend m. Ramsay I. Dalbousie e. Blandford m. Marlborough d. Efebo I. Wemyss e. I.cominster /. Pomfret c. Rawdon e. Hastings tn. Boringdon r. Morley <. Eliot /. St. Germains e. Ijtvesou l. Granville e. •Raymond v. O’Neill e. Boscawen I. Falmouth c. Klmley c. Beauchamp c. Lewisham v. Dartmouth e. Roeksavage c. Cliolmonde- Boyle v. Shannon e. Emlyn c. Cawdor c. Lincoln c. Newcastle d. lev in. Brecknock e. Camden m. Knsèombe v. Eldon c. Lindsay /. Bulcarrcs c. Hoyston v. Hardwiekee. Brome v. Cornwallis c. Euston e. Grafton d. Loftus v. Ely/«. Russell Ì. Tavistock in. Brooke 1. Warwick c. Firddîiig v. Denbigh r. Loughborough I. Rosslyn e. Sandon r. Harrowby e. Bruce e. Aylesbury /«. Fincastle r. Dunmore c. Lou vaine /. Beverley e. 8t. »Vsapli v. Ashbumliam e. tBruce /. Elgin e. Fîtzclarence r. Munster r. Lowther r. I.onsdale e. Seymour I. Somerset d. Brudeucll /. Cardigan e. Fitzgibbon v. Clare e. Lucas Í. De Grey c. Sherard l. Harborough e. Burford e. St. Alban's d. Fitzbarris v. Malmesbury c. Lumley v. Scarborough e. Stafford m. Sutherland d. Burghersh l. Westmoreland c. Folkstone e. Radnor e. Lyndngton e. Portsmouth c. Stanhope l. Chesterfield d. Burghley /. Exeter m. Forbes r. Granard c. Macduff r. Fife e. Stanley l, Derby e. Bury v . Albemarle e. Ford wich r. Cowper c. Mahon v. Stanltope c. Stavordale /. Ilchestor c. •Caber r. Glengali e. Garlics v. Galloway c. Maidstone v. Winehilseac. Stopford r. Courtown r. Carmarthen»«, heedsd. tfiitfnrd t?. Tweeddale m. Maitland r. Lauderdale e. Stormont V. Mansfield r. Campbell r. Argyll d. Gilford I. Clanwilliam e. Malden V. Essex e. Suirdale v. Donoughmore e. Cantilupe r. Delawarre. •Glentworth t. Limerick e. Mandcville r. Maiiclicstcr d. Surrey r. Norfolk d. Cassiliis e. Ailsa tn. Goderich r. ltipon e. March c. Richmond d. Talbot I. Shrewsbury e. Castlcreagh v. Londonderry m. Granby ni. Rutland d. Marsham r. Romney e. Tamworth v. Ferrers e. Cavendish Í. Burlington e. Greenock t. Catlieart e. Maesereene v. Ferra'rd r. Tavistock /«. Bedford d. •Caulfield r. Charlemont e. Grey of G roby lord, Stamford Mclgund v. Minto c. Tltchfield m. Portland d. Chandos in. Buckingham d. aiid Warrington r. Merton r. Nelson c. Tuftnn 1. Tlianet c. < helsea r. Cadogan e. Grey de Wilton r. Wilton c. Middlesex c. Dorset il. •Tullamore /. Charleville c. Chewton v . Waldig rav e e. Grosvenor e. Westminster m. Milton v. Fitzwilliam e. Tullibardtac rn. Atholl d. Clements v. Leitrim c. Grimston I. Vendam e. Molyneux v. Sefton e. Tv rone c. Waterford m. Clive r. Fowls e. Guernsey /. Aylesford e. Montgomerie /. Kglinton c. Dffington V. Craven e. •Clonmore /. Wicklow e. Haddo l. Aberdeen e. Moore r. Drogheda m. Uxbridge c, Anglesey m. Cockermouth l. Egremont c. Hamilton v. Abercom m. Momington r. Wellesley m. Valletort r. Mount-Edge- Coke v. Leicester c. Harley l. Oxford e. Morpeth c. Carlisle c. cumls: e. •Cole r. Enniskillen c. Hartington in. Devonshire d. Moreton l. Dueie t. Viliiére v. Jersey r. Colcsbill v . Iiigbv e. Hastings I. Huntingdon e. Mountcharles c. Conyng- Walpole /. Orford e. Compton e. Northampton m. Hawkesbury /. Liverpool e. ham m. Weymouth v. Bath m. •Corry v. Belmore e. Herbert l. Pembroke e. Mountstuart I. Bute m. Wiltshire c. W inchester«. Courtenay l. Devon e. Ifinchinbrokc r. Sandwieb c. Mulgravc c. Normanby m. Windsor /. Plymouth r. Cranbourne r. Salisbury m. Hillsborougli c. Downshire in. •Naas /. Mayo c. Worcester m. Beaufort d. Cranley v. Onslow e. Hinton v. Poulett e. Nevili v. Abergavenny c. Worsley /. Yarborough c. C’urzon v . 11 owe e. Hoburt I. Hnekingbam c. Newarkr. Maurers e. Wycombe c. Landsdowne m. tDaer /. Selkirk e. Holmesdule ». Amherst e. Newport p. Bradford e. Yarmoutli e. Hertford ni. Dalkeith c. Bucclencli rí. Hope l. Hopctown e. Norrovs l. Abingdon c.

Of the above list, the following have been summoned to tin: House of Peers during the lifetime of their fathers: — Title hi/ Courtesy. Summoned ns Title by Courtesy. Summoned as Earl o f Brecknock. Lord Camden. Earl of Bruce. Lord Bruce. Viecoimt Ebrington. Lord Fortescuc. Viscount Duucannon. Lord Duncannon

E 2 6 8 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, [1840,

IRISH REPRESENTATIVE PEERS [28],

ELECTED FOR LIFE,

Of whom five are also Peers of England—their English title is added in a parenthesis. The dates given are those of their creation as Peers of Ireland, hut they only rank as Pecrsof O reut Britain from the Union.

MARQUISES OF Creation. William O’Bryen ...... Thomond (I - Tadcaster, in England)___ 1800 E. Incliiquin tïcorge Thomas John Nugent Westmeath ...... 1822 L. Delviu

EARLS OF Prnneis William Caulfield ...... Chark'raont(L.Charlemont in England).. 1703 V. Caulfield Stephen Moore ...... Mountcaslicl...... 1781 L. Kilworth John Bourke ...... M ayo...... 1785 L. Naas John Willoughby Cole...... Enniskillen (L. Grinstead, in England).. 17*0 V. Cole William Howard" ...... Wicklow ...... 1703 I.. Clonmore Somerset Lowry Corry...... Belmore...... 1707 V. Corry Charles Henry St.John O'Neil... O’Neil ...... 1800 V. Raymond James Bemard ...... Bandon...... 1800 V. Bemard Edmond Henry Pery ...... Limerick (L. Foxford, İn England)...... 1803 L. Glentworth Archibald Acheson ...... Gosford (L. Worlingham, in England).. IKI Ki V. Aelieson Laurence Parsons...... Rosse...... 1800 L. Oxmantoun Charles William B ury...... Charleville ...... 180U L. Tullaraore Richard Butler...... Glengall...... 1810 V. Palier Windham Henry Wyndhaiu-Quin Dunraven...... 1822 V, Adare VISCOUNTS. John Vescy...... De Vesei 1770 Hayes St. Leger...... Doneraile 1785 Cornwallis Maude. . . Ha ward en 1703 Robert Edward King Lortan .. 1800 Charles Vereker ... Gort ___ 1810 BARONS. Edward Wadding Plunkett Dunsany ...... »...... 1401 John Evans-Freke...... Carbery...... 1716 Henry Maxwell...... Famham ...... 1750 Robert Dillon...... Clonbrock...... 1700 Edward Profton...... Profton ...... 1707 Henry Prittie...... Dunalley ...... 1800 îi lyases Burgh ...... Downes ...... 18*22

SCOTCH REPRESENTATIVE PEERS [16],

ELECTED EVERY PARLIAMENT. The dates given are those o f their creation as Scotch Peers, but they only rank as Peers ofGrcat Britain from the Union. Title by Courtesy MARQUIS OF Creation, of Eldest Son. ţieorge Hay Tweeddale...... 1(104 E. Gifford EARLS. Cleorce Sbollo Douglas ...... Alexander Home ...... Thomas Bruce ...... Ш39 I.. O^ilvy David Leslie Melville ......

Thomas John Hamilton Fitzmaurice...... * VISCOUNTS. John Arbutlmott ...... 1041 James Andrew John Laurence Charles Drummond Stmt hallan ...... 1680 B A RONS.

Alexander Gconţu Fniser ...... Saltellìi...... 1445

John Colville...... Colville...... trie Maekay ...... 1028 1840.] m

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Bonsall John, Sıratı P.H. 7 Vauxhall bridge road chandlers, Clement’s lane Boore Wm. dyer *: scourer, 23 Maiden lane, Covent garden Ball Eliza Jane (Miss), Albion Hold, й Сискspur street Boote James, surgeon, 15 Bryanstouc »t. Portman square Ball Henry, barrister, Hall staircase, Temple Booth Geo. grey stone .v chalk lime wf. Up. Fore st. Lambtli Ballard Wm. fu ni. ironmonger,:! Hickman'-. Folly, Dockhd Bootli Lionel, bookseller íe stationer, Duke st. Portland pi Banni, ter Mary H. (Mrs.) o il c o l o r wa. 10 Church la. Com. rd Borough Henry, butcher, 133 Jennyn st. St.James’s Bannister Robert Dixon, shipsmith, 7.7 Wiipping wall Horton Edward, barrister, 1 New square, Lincoln’s inn Barclay Tlmmas к George & Co. mercbnnts, 9 Wamford ct Botibol Moss Haim, florist, IS Church st. lasson grove Barioni Hielläni, timber merchant, Id Wharf road, Ci tv rd Bott William Robert, builder, 3 Somerset street Barker Edward James,attorney,28 Southampton buildings,1 Bottondey David, tailor, 75 Graeechurch street Chancery lane Boiircliler Priscilla (Mrs.) Italian warelio. 3 Gt. Ormond st Barker I-raneis, pin. city carman, 49 Aldermanbury Bourdillon Charles, barrister, 2lj Bel! yard, Lincolns inn .Barker James, w in. shoe warehouse, •> Brook street,Molbom 1 Boustead James, newsvendor, Ac. 1(1 Hingst. Westminster Barker Job, straw hat manufacturer, 2!12 High Ilolborn | Bovili William, solicitor, 21 Essex street, Strand Barker W. attor. 11 Nassau st.Soho,&30 South bank,Reg. pk Bowden Richard, saddler, II Maryleliouu lane, Oxford st Barkley Chas. F. barrister, 3 Plowden bldgs. Temple j Bower Tims. S. P. surveyor, house к est. agt, 74.' Mark ia Barnes William George, chemist, 49 Botolph lane, City Ì Bowers William, fruiterer .V greengrocer, 15 Oid Fişli st Barnett Bros. funi. ironmng.79;Long ac. X Kid High Iloibom [ Bowlesíc Pocklmgton,nıeat 4: butter salesmen,2ü Newgate st Barnfield William, jun. wine merchant, 17 Mark lane Bowron George, bookseller & stationer, 213 Oxford st Barrett John, Duchess o f Oldenburgh P.H. A4 t. Holbora Cook Eliz. Susanna { Mrs.), tobacconist, 1.7.7 Aldersgate st CAHAN Edward, tailor, 08!) Strand Cook Geo. Lord ConacullU P. H. Collier st, Pentouville Calcutt Thomas, butcher, d Pleasant place, King’s Cross Cook John, com dealer, &c. 91 Whitechapel High st Callingliam William, baker, 0 Museum street, Bloomsbury Cooke & Combs, warehousemen, Id Basinghnll st Calvert Frederic, barrister, В New square, Lincoln’s inn Cooke Henry, tobacconist, 9' Mortimer st. Cavendish sq Calvert Robert, tailor ice. 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Newcastle Carlin William Henry, imp. o f cigars, 27 Ludgate street wharf,216 W'apping; Office, :H Great Tower street Carlton Charles, Duhe of Wellington P.H. 1*7 Spring grds Coumbe John, butcher, 24 Up. North pi. Gray’s inn rd Carr Sc Son, tailors, 11 Liverpool street, Bislmnsgate ( 'ourtenay James к Wm. Jas. merciits. 11 A beli urei ila .City Carter Thomas, hopfuetor, 241 Borough High stre* Cox Charles Ai Co. bill brokers, 37 Abchurcli la Carvi Alexander, saddler, íce. 03 St. Joint st. Sm if Cox, Williams A: Rule, solicitors, Od Lincoln’s inn fields Casbard IV ilham, butcher, 70 Shoe lane Cox Isaiah, cheesemonger, 1 TotliUI st. Westminster Cashshaw Samuel, hat manufacturer, Ő0 Union s.. I trough Cox John, White Horše P.H. 10 West st. Golden sq Castle Geo. jun. shipowner, 148} Howfords Mgs. Feudi, st Cox Thus, solicitor, 7 Bennett st. Stamford st. Blackfrs. rd <-ater Mary (Mrs.) Old George P.H. 47 Drury lane Cox Wm. Jus. hat manufacturer,82 Redeross st. Southwrk Cauleton Peter, City Arms P.H. 20 King st. Aldgate Coyne Henry 1’. manufacturers’ agent, 18 Arundel st.Strand Cave Benjamin, turner íe toyman, 1 Edward st. Portman „q Craft William, fishmonger, 41 Store st. Bedford sq Cavei M. (M rs.) chai nnk. do Bridgehouse ph N e wing tou caus Craig Jas. scotoli ale stores, Mark Brown's whf.Toolev st Cay Thomas II. cheesemonger. Id High st. Shadwell Crakell Frederick, tailor, .7 Hind court, Fleet st Čazeno ve íe A libertin, merchts. 6 Gt. Winchester st. Broad st Crane W — C—, merchant, 12 Coprimi! court Chabot Charles, zincographic printer Sut. 9} Skinner st CranvicII William, npholstc er, ló Edward st. Portman sq ' l^bvivk Jolin, accountant and fruiterer, 21 Goswoll road Creasy Edward Shepherd, barrister,d Mitre court ehambr* Challis John,^King's Arms P.H. 0 Lit. James st. Bedford rw Cree David, solicitor, 42 University street Chalmer X Simpson, stock íe insurance brok. 23 Tokenh. vd Cresswcll Cressvvell, ji.p. (q.i .) barrister, 2 Mitre ct. bldg» C halme г Edmund, stock Sc iiisiir. broker, 23 Tokenhouse vd < 'rihb Henry, Ship IM I. 22 Ogle street Chambers Robert Byron, solicitor, Id Austin friars Crichett (íeorge, surgeon, 9 New Broad street Champion Thomas, bootmaker, 13 Foiev st. Foley place Gross Lucy ( Mrs.) milliner íe straw hat rak r. 80 Dean st. Soho Chapman W illiain, surgeon, dd York place, Baker st Cross Richard, (late Jordan,) saddler, 24 Jennyn st Charles к Fox, merchants, 101 Upper Thames st Crouch Samuel, pocket hook uiunitf. 34} Jevvin crescent Charlsworth William, woollen warehouseman, 10.7 Wooi! st Crown Thomas, tin plute A: wirevvorker, 187 Uuion st. Boro Charlton ã Meredith, stationers, 37 Haymarket Cniikshank, Melville A: Co. west india nicrclits A: insurance Chase Henry, solicitor,3 Ravmond bldgs. Gray’s inn brokers, 122 Fenchurch street Cheel Tiios.jun. bricklayer, 30 Lit. Marylelmne st. Cav. sq Cruttwell Charles Jas. barrister, 12 New Boswell court Cheney < ha.-.. & Co. silk ic velvet manfs. 3ti lias inghall st Cullam Jesse, cowkeeper, Jubilee place, Mile end road Cherry Chas. Ţ. american bookseller, Bolt ct. Fleet st Culling Joseph, tea dealer, 4*7 Howland street CnussonGeo.M esleyan Book Ass.*7 Horseshoe ct. Ludg.lil Cunningham Hugh, publisher, 1 St, Martin’s pi.Trafalgar sq Í lilds William, fruiterer, 21 Trinity square Cupit John, oilman, 21 Pitficld street, Hoxton _ Chilton James, solicitor, It) ЙушошГэ imi, Chancery lane CupperJames^Hfo'V/JivitiP.H/kiCliamberst.Goodman’sfi Cjioules William, oil A: italian warehouse,4(17 Strand Curtis Robert, liutcher, '2 Millbank st. Westminster Christophers Joseph Steer, & Co. meres. 7 Finsbury circus Ctirzon lion. Francis, barrister,4 Essex court, Temple * ark George, solicitor, 28 Finsbury place Cutler A: Stamp, i rollio unders, ШG t.Qm east. Line, inn nd* ark Johu, printer, It* Maryland ul.Gt. Bland st. Dover rd Clark Mártiin (Mrs.), butcher, Gilbert’s passage, Clare mkt Clarke IVm. ,v Co. woollen manufacturers, ЗЛ Fore st DA LY Fanny (Miss),haberdasher,2 Welbcek st. Cavern!, sq Clarke Win. Hen. A: Co. wine merchs. &e.39 Friday st. City Darby A: Garland, woollen warehousemen, 12 Wood st. City Clarke James, ale agent, Brook’s wharf, Upper Thames st Darby Marv (Miss), milliner, 29 Thayer st. Manchester sq C larke Thus, ii hite H une P. H. 38 Assembly row. Mile End Davies ,x Cleoburey, attorneys, 21 Warwick st. Golden sq * larke W Uhuin, ale agent, Brook’s wharf, tip. Thames st Davies Catherine A. (Mrs.) milliner, 4 Cork st. Bond st Claxton Marabuit, artist,2 Up. Fredk. st. Cambridge terr Davies Matthew A; Co. coach lace makers, !KI Long at re ( leaveland Richard, Crucea s Head P.H. 08 Drurv lane Davies John, Queen's A m u tavern, 10 Red lion pass. Hoib Clench Thomas, Codi P .H . I Marki t st. St. James’s Davis John Ái Co. publishers, 13 Warwick lane Clipsham Jane (Miss), milliner, 18 Fore st. Cripplegate Davis James, surgeon, 27 Buckingham place, P.tzroy sq Coates Thomas tc Wm. carpenters, 77 Park st. Oxford st Davis Jolm, razor maker and cutler, 20 Alligate High st Coats Martha,Mrs.straw hatma. 49 Up. North pl.Grav'sinnrd Davis John Berkley, ironmonger, 180Tottenham court road Cocher M aryicS a ra h ,b aby linen inak. 29 Up.Kingst.Uloomsb Davis Mark, silversmith, <53 Newington causeway Cockrell Win. grocer, ice. 5Í Samson pi. Grange rw. Bennonds Davoils Jolin, paperstahur and decorator, 211 Oxford st Coekrott. Fletcher íe Co. merino, ice. uianufs. 20 Gutter lane Davy James A: Co. liiiendrapers.Od Whitechapel road Cohen David A. pencil maker, 40 Minories Daw" George, confectioner, 13 Great Marylcbonc street Cohen Jacob, confectioner, 80 St. John st. Clerkenwell Dawson William, surgeon,hi Lamb’s Conduit street Cole John J. architect, -77 Norton st. Fitzroy sq Day Charles, architect,(53 Gower streit, Beil ford square Cole Mary Ami (Mrs.) India Arms P.П.Trinity st. Rothcrh I)ay Jtmes, tailor and draper, 1*7 Little Alio street Cole Robert, solicitor, 14 Tokenhouse yard Deanes Geo. Al John, saddlers, ke. 2 Arthur st. east, landon br Í ole Robert, attorney, 77 Norton street. Fitzroy sq Dehnev William, hahcniiislier, 21} Foley st. Portland pi * ole Thomas, teudealer, 3 ) Villiers >1. Strand Delacõur Ann (Mrs.) milliner, 31 ( ireek stm t. Soho Colee Robert, CockŞç Neptune P.H. 72 Pnrson'sst.R ltclifflii De Lizarzuliurti Manuel, merchant, (5-1 Cornhill Colegrave David, baherdasbery agent, (id Aldermanbury Delveau James, harp maker, 18 Berners st. Oxford st Coleman Brothers, hatters, ( j t f i t 01 Chiswel! st. Rnsburv D’ Enidi ti Hen. dentist íe cupper, 17 Victoria road, Pimlico ‘ ollender William, paperstainer, 01 Three Colt st. Limeho DempseyJno.& Pon,paperstuuiers,10Somer5 pi.west,New rd 72 SUPPLEMENT. [1840. Dera расу William, builder, &е. 8 Redman’s row Former Eliv.iL к Mary, milliners, Ste.41 Ludgutest Dennis Charles, woolstupler, (it Bermondsey street Farrar Henry, barrister, It) Powis place,Queea sq Dent William, grocer, &c. 81) Tooley street’ P’caris George, linemlruper, 4 Lamlictb walk Denton Janu s, shipwright, ke. Ititi Tooley street Feast Mrs. Sının Şc Horse Shoe P.IL 32 Little Britain Devonport Ebenezer & Co. chemists, 42 Rntclift'highway Felgate, Stoekley .V Go. sbipbrokers, 14 Birchih lane Dew John, cannali, Wheal sheaf yard, Farrin^don street Fennell Hannah (Mrs.) Grapes P.H.Iİ3 West Smitlifield Dickinson James, barrister, 25 Old square, Lincoln’s inn Field & Hudson, varnish ma. 7 Plummer’s row.Wiiitechapel Dickson (ieo. Fred, к Co. ina:ichants, 2!) (it. Winchester st Field Edward, potato salesman, See., 20 Goswell road Dickson George Fred, consul for Ruenos Ayres, 29 Great Field John Win. Crown coffee house,51 Aldersgate street Winchester street Field Joseph, varnish maker, Penton st. Pcntmiviib: Didsbury Gilbert, bootmaker, 1(4 Poultry Filmer Thomas Henry, upholsterer, 28 Berners st. Oxford st Dimock Daniel, fishmonger, 11.1 Goswcll street road Fish Win. iiainter Sqiaperhanger, 4 Vork pl. Westminster rd .Dimock Daniil, fishmonger, CO Up. North pi. Gray’s inn rd Fisher Richard, attorney, 35 Queen sq. Bloomsbury Dixon Frodi;, upholsterer, 11 aiaryiebono lane, Oxford >t Fitch Philip Turner, wiio. cheesemonger, 4 Bishopsgt. witlm Dixon James, surgeon, :17 Broad street buildings Fitzjaines James, barrister, 11 King’s bench walk Doeltcr Chas. Augustus, march. It) Loudon st. Fenchtireli st Fitzpatrick Henry James, attorney, 15 Lincoln’s inn field» DomviMc James Graham, barrister,23 Old sij. Lincoln's inn Fitzpatrick Sarah (Mrs.) fruiterer’, ] 13 Gt. Portland st Donaldson, Lambert & Co. merchants, 8 Broad st. buildings Fleetwood Tiios. auctioneer & appraiser, 1 Lit. Saffron hill Donia James, baths, 23 ifiierrard st. Golden vq Fleming John & Co. merchants, 123 Fen el lurch street Doughty Thomas, coffee rooms, 2 Clifton street, Finsbury Fletcher Win. fruiterer, 21 Francis st. Tottenham ct. rd Dougiuss Rt.&Co.who. confection. .Mitre ct.l’JFencliurch st Fletcher John, King's Anns Р.И. Commercial road east Dovey Thomas, plumber,&e.l3Rose&Crown ct. Finsbury Flint Joseph, cheesemonger, 1 Clare street, Clare market Dowley Jas. Hy. shoemk.3 Melton ter. Southwark bridge rd Flintoff Owen, barrister, 77 Chancery lane Dowling Jolin, Green Dragon P.1L C(i Bermondsey street Flood Samuel, surgeon, ice. Broad Sanctuary. Westminster Downes, SpilsburySc Downes, who.button warb. 1 Iluggin la Flower Jane (Mrs.) milliner, 19 Union st. Bishopsgatc Drokeford David, silklirokcr, 82 London wall Fnllett, Hooper N Co, wine mer?, (i I *1 iii pot la. Fenehurchst Dramatic Authors’ Society, 1 Trinity pi. ('baring cross Forbes Peter, coffee house,27 Brydgcs st. Covent garden Draper Carter, attorney, 45 Vincent square, Westminster Forbes Roh.ea. india army agt. ins. broker,28 Nicholas la Dresser Joseph, cheese к provision agent, I lays la.Tooley st Forbes Rolit. jun. ship & insurance broker, 28 Nicholas la Du Boquct Charles, tobacconist, 30 Farringdon street FortiesTbos.Wm.ship Jt ins. brok.3Cleme'.4’sla. Lombardit DuckliamHy.& Co. hearth rug.к carpetmfs 177 Piccadilly Ford & Broekleluirst, bookbinders’ cloth uifrs. 50 Bow lane Dukes Jane (Mrs.) fruiterer, 1 Star alley, Fencliurcii street Ford Luke, tobacconist, 45 Cliandos street, Covent gardeu Duncan Elizab. (Mrs.) veterinary surgeon, 32 Leather lane Fordliam Francis, shipping oilman, 7 High st. Shad well Duncan Jas. scotch provision agent, 5 Lower Eastümitiificld Forman John, feather bed roanufr. 4 Peerless row, City rd Dwyer Michael, Kmy's Arms IMI. 22 Little Moorfields Forrest George, Union Tavern, A Union st. Blackfriars Forsyth William, special pleader,2 Mitre court buildings Forth Marine Insurance Company, (London Brandi of) E A G L E Gravesend Şc lit admail Steam Packet Co. 13 10 Bishopsgate street Wellington street, Strand Foster John, surgeon, 49 Wolbeek st. Cavendish sq Eden David R. furnishing ironmonger, 0 Eastcheap Foster Johu Lyon, solicitor, registrar of ma triages, &c. for the Eden Tiios. Edwd. surgeon dentist, 2(1 Dover st. Piccadilly City o f London,firm Foster Loyd, I t Fish street Ii ill Edgar Anne & Co. waterproof clothes waroli. 79 Cheupsiuc Foster S. к H. agis, for colonial produce, 137 Fenchurch st Kdgell Frcdk. accountant, 12 Albion grove, Islington Foster James John, oorn & seed fnctor,24 Mark lane Edington Jas. fruiterer, 85 St. John street, Smitlifielil Powell, BuddieCraiifurd,wine mers. 13 King Win.st. Strand Edwards Hofiert, baker, 79 London road, Southwark Fowko Freilk. G. surgeon. Great Dover rd. Borough Edwards Win. book edge loekuiaker, 4!) Goswell road Fowkes Stephen, Mitre Tavern, 08 St. Martin’s lane F.dyc Walter Oke, special pleader, 11 Paper buildings Fowler David, carpenter íe builder, 18 Clerkenwel! green Egan Edward, merchant, 14 Liverpool st. Bishopsgatc Fowler Thomas Motticy, oilman, İ4 Cornwall rd. Stamford st Egg Durs, gunnmker, 4 Pall mali Fox Charles, wonllendraper, 127 Regent street Klderton & Fliillott, solicitors, 7 Lombard st. chambers Fox John, miniature painter, 77 Clicapsidu Eldred Joseph, baker, 5 Milton st. Cripplegate France Jus. Chester Anns P.H. 115 Albany st. Regent’s pk Eldridge John, ironmonger, 82 Blackman sr. Borough Franklin Edw. Feathers P.H. 8 St. Martiii'sst. Leicester sq Eley William, patentee & manufacturer of the patent wire Fraser Ann (Mrs. ) íe Co. ladies’ boot fc shoema.90 Gosweil rd cartridge—inventor of the waterproof percussion cap, Fraser Ann (Mrs.) corset maker,90(iosweli road Emmetts yard, 49 Old Bond street Fraser Simon, Brairnlow A ran P.H. 13 Brownlow st.L.acre Jîlgar William, tobacconist, 17 Tothill st. Westminster Freeman John, umbrella& archery mamifaetr. 120 Oxford st Elkan Isaac,importers; mannfact. ofi'igars, 2 New ct.Bow la Freer h \\ illiam, liliemi raper, 58 Lamb’s Conduit st Elkinton Joseph, grocer, 11 Vauxhall bridge road Frith Fredk. cheesemonger,4 Stoanest. Knightsbridgc Elliott John, Grapes. P.IL 24 Marshall st. Golden sq Fryer William Jatues, jeweller kc. 51) Cheapsidc ElliottRobt. Jforse^Groom P.H. 50 Gt. Portland st.Oxford st Fuller .k Thomas, coal merchants, 211 High st. WaI apping Ellison Tilos. J. jmi. bookbinder, 17 Ave Maria lane Elms William, fruiterer, See. 4 Bell yard, Temple bar Klmsley Win. barrister, 13 Old square, Lincoln’s inn GALBRAITH Jas. S. ale agent. New wharf, Wliitefriar* Elswortb William, stockbroker, Bonk chambers Gale Ilenrv.bookbinder. 10 Goswcll road Klwell Joseph, grocer, 225 Tottenham eoart road ( iale John Win. linker, 15 Radclitfe terr.Coswell rd F.bvin Jeken. surgeon, 20 Broad street buildings Gallaway íe Wilson, ship A rust. 1m. agents, 25 Mincing la Emanuel Lewis íe Son, watch manufacturers,SS Miuorics Galt Charles & Co. merchants, 5 New Broad st Ensoll Charles Janies, cheesemonger. 15f> Shored iteli Gardiner Benj. John,surgeon,24 Raven sf. Whitechapel rd Escolt Biçkimin Sweet, liarrister, 9 B, Jolin st. Berkeley sq Gardiner Tims. King’s ,1 rmstavern, 204 Oxford street Essex Robert, engineer, 113 High st. Islington < iardner ,v Son,linendrapers .V outfitters, 21 - * Oxford street EthoringtonJas. King’s Arms, I’ . II. 52 Tothill st.Westnvr Gardner William,cheesemonger, 109 Forest Eton John, umbrella, whip & fishing roil maker, 52 Strand, Garner SoiiiUkChas.zmc manfs.t Charlotte row,Mansion ho к 47 High Holliani Gamer Robert,commercial agent, 38 St.John street road European Society, 10 Exeter hall, 372 Strand Garnett John, cheese agent, 254 Tooley st Evans Edward,surgeon, Sec. Stones end, Borough Garmtt James, solicitor, 14 Serjeant’s inn. Fleet st Evans Edward, toyman, 11 Chichester pi. Gray s inn rd . Garrod Hen. Jno.tailor íe habit ma. ti! Poland. st. Oxford «t Evans Geo. Fra*, bookseller, &c. 47 William s’t.Regent’s pk Garrod Thomas, Still Inn P.II.ti Barbican Evans Thomas, hoot is shoe maker, 18 Goswell road > fiâtes Thomas, attorney, 149 Leadenliall street Cvili Thomas Ledvard, woollen manufactr. 9 Basinghall st Gaunt, Wardlek Co,silk manfs. 1 lluggin la. M omi st. ( ity Eyres Alice,СояеЛ ,V I torses, P. ILI t Avery row,( irosvenorst Gaimtlott Hen.J. N F.dwd. E. solicitors. 43 VJ atlingst Gawtrev & Coleman, lincndrapers,3 Lowndes’ ter. knigbtsbr (ìe.lye Nicholas, solicitor,:)) Nicholas la. Lombard st _ FA LK LA N D Istmul. Association,120 Adam st. Ailelplii General Life and Inrnlid Assurante Association, 3* New Pamin Léon, importer of foreign wines & spirits, 17 Tower st Bridge street,Blackfriars Farley & Haynes, statuaries, 12 Goswell ronrl, ,k (i j Wharf, Gcoghegan Bleatcr, seal engraver,BThanet pi. Temple bar Macclesfield street south, City road George John, cheesemonger, 9 Clement's inn passage 1 8 4 0 .] SUPPLEMENT. 7 3

George John, Son P.H. W Loti" aere Hcnslip Charles, solicitor, 2 Charlotte row, Mansion house Gerring к Crane, milliners. &е, 12 Philpotla. Fenchureli st 1 Ilurborow John, glove & brace maker, 27 Panton st. Haymt Gioititi*, Merry ícPayn. plutpglass manufaetrs. 141 Fleet at Harden Nathaniel, west india merchant, 2H Bueklersbury Gibbs Ilobcrt,'coffce1iouse, lit Mortimer »t. Cavendish sq Harding Thomas íe Co, wine merchants, 30 London wall * GihbsThoiniis,stockbroker. !) Throgmorton st Härtling John, Yorkshire coffee house, 1 t’.ti Alder-gate st Gibson,brothers, к Co.mereltä. Orosbvhall chatu.Bpgt.wthn Hardy Benjamin, barrister, til Chancery iane Gibson (Jn. if.)íe Nichols (Win.) notarie-, 711 Lombard st . Harford Loui-a(Miss),miIlincr.24Southainpton row.Russ,sq Giles Henry,grocer,(32 1 'pper North pi. Gray’* inti rii Hark ness Wm.-ilk agt. f г Neill -к Langlands,45 Friday st tiili ltobert, lighterman, 8 Addle hill, Water la. Blackfrs Hurling Jas. suda water & ginger beer ntamtf. 17 Pudding la Gilling William, bookseller ár stationer. Pel Strand Hannan Thomas,coach maker, 27 Charles st. Aliddlx, liosptl GillingTvati г Win. hairdresser, ice. Ht» ( ìo-well rd. Islington Harper Ebenezer, scotch provision merchi. <37A, Newgate st GiratidJane(Mr-.)restaurateur, 2(1 Clement’s In. Lombard st Harper J.Alex itnp.jc deal.in for.wines,(i Ingram ct.Fench.st Girdler William, ru-ita broker, 27 Change alley, fornitili Harradcnco John, butcher, 27 Goswcll roatl Gironimo Sarah (Mrs.) looking glass maker,№3 Leather lane 1 Harrikl ,k Sort-, printers' material dealers, 10 Gt. Distnffla Gissing l’rcdk. iletir;.*. Betl İMİ. H Gt. Carter la. Doc. eoni Harris Anthony & Co. coal factors, 17 St. Dunstan’s hill Gluherdnuz Aloys Weber.engl, .vfor.ag. Соши. sale rooms Harris Anthony, insurance broker, 17 8t. Dunstan’s Itili Goff Daniel, tea" & coffee dealer, LI Hakerst. Portman sa Harris John, ilyér, &c. <3 Francis street, Tottenham ct. road GoldsmidjRobtnsSc Lane,« lay mer.Chamherlain’swf.Lentin hr Harris John, ,S7r John Falstoß' P.H .140 Kent st. Borough Gole íe Capper,South Australian room*. Adelphi, Strand Harris Sophia ( Miss), bookseller.(3 Opera arcade, Pail mall Goode Titos, letter pr. .k copper pl. printer, S Crown st.Finsby Harrison John AVrougbton, attorney, 22 Eincoln’s inn fields Goodliart Emanuel Geo. woolstapier,Up.Russellst. Bemind Harrison Win. George, cigarmanufacturer, 1Õ Bucklersbury G omi hul Ibi. íe Co. paperstaimrs, 1 Southampton st. Strand Hart William, china ,treet Gregory George Phillip- Foster, solicitor,23 St. Swiihin’s la • IL nninpbam к Hollis, bookseller- & stationers, о Mount st Griffin Alfred, barrister, 1 New square, Lincoln’s inn Henshaw Wm. Thos. 5c Co. merchants & rgents, M rooked Griffin Daniel, cotton manufacturer, <32 Aldcrmanbury lane chambers Griffith Citarli * N Son, whipmakrrs, 322 High Hotborn Henson William Smith, attorney. 1- Mark lane Griffith Geo. Stoneliouse, solicitor, 2 Burton crescent I ion wood fîdw.apent totbeVorksb-InsurJ ut ling st Grist Wnt. Bindt Bull Р.И.ЗЭ Dunning’s al. Btsbpsg. witlio Henzell riiarlo- R. stock,brace, Jcc- maker,3 Foster lane Grose Jolin, tailor. &e. H4 Toolev street Herbert James, jrrocer, 1*2 Union st. SomerV town Grosstnith .t —. importer o f essences, Naples soap, ite. 24 Herbert John, Globe P.H. ЛЯ London st. Fitzroy щ Cannon st. City Hornon Jolin, tailor, П7 Sackvffie street, Pi wad illv Grove Charles, codec Õ chop bouse, 122 Houndsditcli Herrin*; Л: Dewick, wholesale stationers, 31 W al brook Gudgeon William,-undertaker, 4 Buddy’s bridge, Ground st Herring Geo. -ltipk ins. broker,<3 King’s Arms bdgs. < ornhl Guilon Joseph, com. agent, 333 Trinity square lie-tup Geo. !.. & Co. gen. к conim. :ig. Lombard -t. citami» GtiHyes Geo. mast, block .v pump ma. 18'. Alili la. Tool ey st Hibernian Cits C/Vtre. <3 An-tinfriar- Gunter Henry P. wholesale teadealcr, П Carthusian st " Hickman Win. Coach к / t o . P.H. 81 High Holbom Gye & litighio, t uh alı-г-. 2} Laurence Poiintney hill Higgins Jonathan Jc Co. engravers, loP l cneliureh street Gyeit Josi ; h, Kinek Prince of Wate, IMI. Brickst.Park’ a Hill ILnnilton.v Alfrrd, vvarelmusetncn,31 O d 1 linngc Hiili: Waek.rharth, ship insurance к custom iiouse agents. 1 Letidcuhsll street H ADDEN Alex, mt relit, .к manut’. 12 Paneras la. Bucklers!» Hill Adam, John Kemble P.H. CD Long acre ILídiáiul .1 лги -, butcher, ti2 Whîteehupe! road Hillary Rd. к Co. patent malt manufacturers, 33 Artillery Haeskeli Charles John, tailor. PIA New Bond st row. Brewer’- green, MV-tminster , Halm .k Son, surveyors ,k general agents, 3 Copthall build­ Hingston H.I’.NH.cluuk k bonni t maker-.84 Hound-ditch ings. Throgmorton st Hiuxman John, navv agent, 31 Soho square Hakewiil Arthur Wm. architect, 12 Buist rode st lloare N Cane, lincudraper-. 30 Great Mary lenone st Hakewill John Hen. architect, 8 Craigs et. Charing ere s " -are Chas. Robert, barrister. D New square, Lincoln s mn Hall íe Thompson, attorneys. Salter’s ball, St. Sui thin's la lluhhs Joseph, greengrocer. 45 Carnaby -t. Go»Ji n square Hall Henry, carpenter íe undertaker. ЛН Redeross st Hohler Francis, -oiieitor, 2<> Buck 1er-bury Hall Thus, ham In ef wareho. 27 Elizabeth st. Eaton sq Hodgkin- Anthouv,builder, 14 North row, Park st.Grosv. «q Hamilton Richard, upholsterer, 26 Sr. Mary Axe Ilodgkii ' John, oilman, 21 Coicsliill şt. Eaton st. Pimlxo Hammond ltd. stator, .knew- agt. ID Charlotte st. Fitzroy sq Hodgson it Concanen, solicitor-, 21 Lincoln s inn fie.»Ís Hammond Wm. D o hex /irmi P.H. 31 Gt. Peter st. Wcstinr Hodg-on Juracs, Broirn Bear, 1’.H. 14 Svaccail.t.Skinnerst Hampton doliti Savage, baker, (31 Cornwall road. Lambeth Hogg Wm. optician a: fum. ironmong. 394 Uothcrhithc st Hanby.las. William the Fourth P.H. Ship yd.Temple bar Holborro John, butcher. 13 Totlıilî st. M estininstcr Hance & Lock, battersi- antiv cap makers, (i St. James’s st Holland Miss E. C. potato salesm. 20 James -t. Cow-nt gdn Hauler у (Mrs.) milliner, 42 Duke street, Grosvenor square I Hofiingworth Win. I!, tobacconist, 5(3 Gio’sterst. Queensq Haniev James, Royal Croie», P.H. Ratcliff highway ! Hollis Humphrey, checsetnoDgcr, U4 Norton street 74 SUPPLEMENT. [1840. Holloway Edward, agent for Harvey's índia rubber black­ Josephs Walter, merchant, 30 Broad street buildings ing, Ö King st, Ilolboru Joy William, publisher, 44 Paternoster row Holmes Edward к Co. warehousemen, 31) Kingst.Cheapsid Judd William, boot & shoemaker, 45 ( lid Band street Holmes louants, carpenter, 11 Dorriugton st. Leather la Jutting John JIcu. ship agenti: ins. broker, 1401d London st Homan Samuel, hat maker, 70 Shoreditch high street Hooke George, butcher, !>!) Orav’s inn lane Hooke Henry, Rainbow P.H. Kewgate street K Al NES JOHN, auctioneer, kc. 17 Change alley, Cernitili Hooper Heu. H. & Co. teadealers, 11 Stacey st. Coinmer. rd Keims \L\V/.h.\Half-Moun y 7 Stars, 119 Ratcliff highway Horne Rob. oilman & tallow chandler,73 Newington eausevv Keating George, Catholic bookseller к publisher, 38 Diike Hospital Accident Relief Society, 23 Finch lane, Cornioli street, Grosvenor square Hotchkiss John, Runniňg Horses P.H. 42 Bluckiriars rd Keene George John, solicitor, 1 Nutford place H otson John, custom house agent, 14 Birchin lane Kelimin Chas. В. who. coffee i: spiee dealer,21 Eastcheap Houldin Chas. & Co. ivory turners,ke. 8 Wibon st. Finsbury Kellavvay Geo. omam. brass worker,7 Davies st. Berkeley sq Howard Tims. James, Georges-Dragon P.11.13 Buckingham Kelley William, cheesemonger, 30 Chir well street, Finsbury place, Fitzroy square Kelly William Henry, stationer. 75 New Bond street * Hudson William, solicitor, J Bloomsbury square I Kompier Alexander, bricklayer íe slater, 5 Howland street Haggard Richard, newsvendor, 38 Marehmont strict j Kempson Edward, barrister, 3 Pump court, Temple Hughes Joseph, tailor, ke. 10 King street, St. James’s I Kennettk Gregory, solicitors, 5 Yerulaiu bldgs. Gray’s inn Hughes Seneca, solicitor, 14 Craven st. Strand ; Kennelt Dav id, tailor, 57 Chapel street, Beigrave square Hull Hen, Vernon Arms, P.H.41 SouthamptonsCPentonv Kennett John, tailor, 4 Pont street, Beigrave square Hull James, silversmith, 30 Broad st. Bloomsbury Kenning Thos. fender к lire ironk ebem. inanfr. 14 Philpot la Hume James, baker, 204 Oxford street Kent Wharf, Edwards & Town, Montague close, near St. Hummel & Anderson, paper-stainers к bouse decorators, Saviour’s Church, Borough Westminster bridge road, Lambeth Kerr James, glass íe emery paper manufacturer, 20J Clip­ Humpage Joseph, surgeon, 2 Bryanstone st. Portman sq stone street, Fitzroy square Humphreys Geo. stockksharebrok. 7 Cupel ct. Bartlihmv. la Kettelty Abraham, tailor, 40 Fleet street Hunt Henry Arthur, surveyor, 8 York road, Lambeth KeutgeuClias.cigarmanuf.18Gt, Prescot st. Goodman’s fids H unt James, wine cooper, 73 Mark lane Key John, fishmonger, 111 St. John street, Clerkenvvell Hutton John, merchant, 37 Fenchurch street Kina James, solicitor, 19 Grace church street Hyde Thomas, merchant, Mitre chambers, 107 Fenehurch st King Thos. к Co. coffee rooms, St. Martin’s ct, Ludgate hill King David, haircutter Í ; dresser, 163Tottcnliam court road King Edward, gen. salesman, 54Tothill street, Westminster İBBETSON X: Son, proctors, 15 Great Knightrider street King Edward, Golden Hart P.II. 2) Lamb st. Spitalfields Ibbetson Hy. proctor, 15 Great Knightrider st. Doc. Com King Frederick, stationer к news agent, 38 North Audley st Ibbot Jas. King’s Head P.H. 14 Earl street, Blackfriars Kinglake Alexander Wm. barrister, 24 Old sq. Lincoln's inn Im perial Slate Co. 30 George si. Hanover square Kingston P. Nugent, physician, 7 Charles street, Berkeley sq Independent West Middlesex Assurance Co.for Fire, lives, Kingstons’ Lambert к Ègan, merchants, 14 Liverpool street Şç Annuities (Geo, Edw. Williams, resident sec.),27Baker Kington Wm. plumber, kc. 03 Jermyn street street, Portman square Kipling Moses & Sons, iron к steel merchts.239 Up. Thames st Innés George Rose, solicitor, lí) Billitcr street Kirby Wm. poulterer к game dealer, 25 Bermondsey street trwin Anthony Wellington,solicitor, П Kings rd. Bedford rsv Kirvvan Andrew Valentine, barrister, 9 Inner Temple lane fsmay Jos. skinner к furrier, 14 Gt. Guildford st. Southwark Kitchen Rolit. Bertram, dyer,2 New Church st. Bermondsey 1 vens Wsi. Iladfield, mercht, 2 Arthur st. cast, London bridge Kitchener Thomas, seal engraver, C Arundel st. Coventry st Kitchiner Sami, machine ruler, 10 Somers’ id. east, New rd Kite Hobt. M idiiig, west india merchant, 2ti Biicklersbury JACKSON Benj. insurance broker, 1 Fen ct. Fenchurch st Knight James, medical agent, 11 Union court, Old Broad st Jackson Jno. Beetham,manchester agt.õCrovvn ct. Clıeapsi Knight Sam. bookbinders’ tool cut. 0 Prujean sq. Old Bailey Jacobs Henry, accountant, 12 Mark lane Knight Sam. printseller, 0 Change alley Jacobs Joseph, wine agent, 20 Austinfriars Knight Samuel, cheesemonger, 09 Fore street, Cripplegat* Jacobs Micheli, ancient furniture dealer, ISO Piccadilly Kyle Henry Stepford, barrister, 11 New sq. Lincoln’s inn James Charles fc Sou, wine merci its. 30 St. Du ns tun's bill James Si. Graham, solicitors, 10 Old Jewry James Louis, customhouse к pen, apt. 30 St, Dunstan’s hill LAING David, solicitor, 7 Bucklcrsburv James William, milliner, 20J Famngdon street Lake & Curtis, solicitors, 80 BusiughaU street Jameson John, bankers’ agent, 33 Clement’s la. Lombard st Lake Thomas, wine and porter merchant, 24 Aldennanbury Jardine James Bell, m.d. surgeon, 39 Drury lam- , Lambert, Larkins к Co. grocers, 21 Gt. Portland st. Oxford st Jannun Titos, barrister, Lincoln’s inn gateway, Carey street Lambert Frances (Miss), embroiderers to the Queen & re­ Jarvis Henry, linendraper, 10 Gt. Smith st, Westminster pository for fancy needlework к drawing, 3 New Burlington Jarvis John, appraiser & undertaker, 32 Goswell road street, Regent street Jeaffreson Henry, physician, 2 Finsbury place south Lambert Ily. watchmaker к jeweller, 143 Tottenham et. rd Jeffery Henry,bookseller, 37 Jermyn street Lander Thomas, grocer, 20 Milbank street,M estminster Jeffreys RiehtJ. livery stables, 19J Devonshire st. Portland pi J,ane Gen. Daukms,surgeon к druggist,! M’ilsonst. Drury la Jenkins Edward, auctioneer, &c. 18 Clement’s inn iaipoulide Peter к Co. merchant.-, (ï) Fencburch street Jenner Saralı (Miss), milliner,34 lilaekfriars road Lanoulide Peter, merchant, №1 Fenchureh street Jennings II.smith, 143 Tooley street, oppositeUnicom yard I.arke William, carpenter к builder, 17 Little Moorfields Jcrdein Si Co. ale к porter nierchts. 3 Oxford ct. Cannon st Lawrence & Qfford, saddlers & harness maks. 71 Sun st. Bpgt Jobson Dav id MYtnyss, dentist, 32 Brewer st. Golden sq Lawrence Jas. DevonshArms P.H. 21 Dev nnslist. Portland pi Johnson Win. íe Co. indian steel works,Thames bank, Chelsea Lawrence John, painter к glazier, 48 Leadenhall street Johnson Matt he vv\V. statuary, 12 Southampton st. Fitzroy sq Lawson Jas.HiltnnJ/wp ^ Grapes P.lI.112Ratcliffe higbw Johnson Thomas, bookseller íe stationer, 53 Moorgatc strecr Laycock M'm.artist m fireworks, 17 Bose&Crowu cLBishpgt Johnson Win. haroin, к thermometer ma. 34 Hatton garden Leaf i M'm.), Crofts к Co. merchi». 1 Sambrook court Johnson IViii. pavior, Groavenor vvf. Mlllbank row, Mestuit Lean Charles, stockliroker, Auction mart Johnston Jno. tailor & draper, 1(1 Up. North pi. Gray’s inn rd Lo Breton Philip Hcmery, sulr. 40 Bedford pi. Russell sq Johnston Thomas, bookseller, stationer, ice. 53 Moorgatc st Ledger Benjamin, woolstapler, 3 Bisbigliali st Jones Elias Abraham, & Co. merchants, 23 Billitcr street Leo Geo. registrar of births к deaths, 50 Gt.Queenst. Lin.m JonesDinah(Mrs.)vvax&tallow cliandl. 11 King st. Portman sq Ixus John Maclean, wine merchant, 0 Mark lam- Jones Edvvd. coach currier, 20 Church st. Blackfriars road Loo Samuel, curiosity dealer, 57 Gt. Queen st. Line, inn n Jones Edward, vvhinra&ker, 3 Hahmoon st. Bishopsgate Lee M’illİam, barrister, 4 Field court, Gray’s inn JonesIIy.Pointer,İtoi/niĞeorpeP.H.20Carlisle st. Lambeth Leefc, Yates к Co. wholesale haberdashers, Iti Fore st Jones John, silk broker, 40 Gun street, Bpitalfielils Leeks Edward Frederick,solicitor and agent lor the L niterl Jones Thomas, chemist к cupper, 11 Gower street north Kingdom Life Assurance Co. 4 Seott’s yd. Uusilla Jones William, surgeon, 11 Davies street, Berkeley square Lefevie Louis Joseph к Co. artists in huîr, 101 London wall Jones William, Northampton Anni, P.H .24 Goswell road ; Legg Samuel к Son, appraisers, 2 Great Knightrider st Jordaine, Shaw к Cummins, merchants, 29 St. Swithln’s la Leigh Jas. bookseller к stationer, 25 South Audley st Jordan John, potato к coal merchant, 3 Fore st. Limchouse Leith Lock, tooth fumigator, 284 Strand Joseph Arou, merchant. 10 America square, Minoriet, Laisser Sam. к Co. imps, of cigars, Keut к Essex yd.Wnitecn 1840.] SUPPLEMENT. 75

Lever Benjamin* tailor, i Stalford st. Old Bund st ' Meais Edwin Hartley^ colonial and shipping agent, A agent Leviet & Brothers, merchants, 131 Fenchurch street for the sale o f land in South Australia or New Zealand, Levyson Montague, diatuond nier. 13 Queen sq. Bloomsbury 62 Graceehureh street Liet Чепгу, eoffee house, 52 Mount st. Berkeley square 1 Mediati Times TVtekly Newspaper Ojficc, HI Wellington Lilbuni Juiues, physician, 42 Duke st. GrosvenOr square street, Strand Lindop John & bon, toy ír bead importers, 1!) Cannon st. City Medley Fras. Wm. stock A share broker, 52 Threadneedle st Unelmin David, butcher, 25 Farrmgdon st Medley Lewis Whittle, solicitor, 52 Threadneedle street Uou G. & Co. foreign goods imps. 2 Tenlerden st. Ilanov. sq Melton Henry, hatter, 191 Regent street Lister Daniel, solicitor, 23 Berkeley square Mclvey Elizabeth (Mrs.) Saracen’s Head P.H. 7 Camomile Litchfield A Owen, solicitors, 39 Chancery lane street, Bishopsgate JJttle Jolin, dairyman, 27 Elizabeth st. south, Pimlico Menetrier Emile, importer of foreign goods, 19 Chcapside Litton James, butcher, 1 Nile st. lloxton New town Merrctt A Browning, surgeons, 115 Lcadenhall street Lloydit Easter, enginrs. (iravel la. Boro’..y 33 Nelson sq. lllkf Metcalf Fred, bookseller, 5 Manhinunt st. Uniuswick sq Lloyd Tito. II. chemist.2 Northumberland ter. Bagng.wls.rd Metcalf Tiiomas, Woolpttclt P.H. Peter st. Bishopsgate Loch William Adam, barrister, ii New square, Lincoln’s inn Metropolitan Parcels Delivery Company,'Ml Strand Lochncr Chris. Pelly, proctor a: notary, 13 Gt. Carter lane Mier Herman, w ho. sponge dealer, 49.) Newington causeway Lockwood Jno. painter, 74 Upper Berkeley st. Portman sq Mildcnhall A Sprav, artists in hair, 93 Oxford st Lockwood Hobt. В. notary, 0 White Hart ct. Lombard st Miles Edw in, saddlers' iroimiong. 43 Bridgehousc pi. Boro Lotu ax Edward, civil engineer, 2 Great Scotland yard Millard Brothers, wholesale grocers, Ac. 33 Eastchcup Loudon Şf County Bank (Tlios.Disrliton mgr.) 71 Lombard st Miller Frederick, baker, 2 Goswell road London, Edinburgh .y JJublin Lifo Assurance Company, Aliller Robert, barrister, 32 Essex st. Strand 3 Charlotte row, Mansion house Aliller Sarah (AI rs.) Queen's Head P.H. 5 Kingst. Tower hill London Fred, scale A mill maker, fit Bishopsgate without Mills Henry, White H art P.H. 39 Whitechapel high st Longman George, button & trimming seller, 122 Strand Alills M illinin, (julden Lion P.H. Stouey st. Boro Lovell Charles Wells, attorney, I t South square, Gray’s inn Mitchell, MyersACo.shoe thread factors, 2.9 Eldon st. Finst» Low Stephen, cattle salesman, 04 West Smithfiehl Alitchell l-Aw.Golden .1 uritor, 1’.J1.131 St. Johnst.CIerkriw Lowe Robt. bedstead, Ac. nmnfr. 126 M ardour st. Oxford st Alitchell John, New Coach muiters’ Arum P.ll. 96 Ian ig acre f-owman Wm. Swan ir Stupir Lonf V.W. 1 Doekbdi Bermr.ds Alitchell John M’. dentist, 5 Suftblk st. Pall mall east Low ndes Richard W . insur. & for. ugt. lí) Crutelied friars Moeatta A Goldsmid, brokers in bullion, specie, diamonds A Lucas Brothers, druggists, kv. 125 Aldersgate st pearls, 53 Threadneedle st. A 1 Old Broad street Lucas Orton, solicitor, 1 St, Martin’s place, ( 'haring cross Alonk Sarah (Airs.) coffee house, 61 St. John st. Smitldield Lucas Philip Bennett, surgeon, 12 Argy le st. Regent st Aloon Jonathan, merchi. 19 Laiighoume chamb. Fench. st Lucking John, butcher, 34 Walbrook Aloore A Cooper, British Museum P .ll. 50 Gt. Russell st Lumsden Mackeson, barrister, HI Old square, Lincoln’s inn Moore's Stock List Newspaper Office, 3 Bunk chambers Lund William, confectioner, Hi Ryder’s court, Leicester sq Moore Edmund F, barrister, 9 New square, Lincoln’s inn, Lutge Charles, furrier, 30 Newgate street and 9 A, Albany Lyas Henry, tailor, 5 Charles street, Westminster mad Aloore Geo. timber dealer, Norway wbf. A 297 Rotbcrh. st LyonDav. White Li/mV-.ll. 13 Hemmiug’s row,St. Martin's la .More A Aluvphv, who. confectioners, 117 A 113llolborn bill Alorcbeu Jolin, undertaker, 117 Curtain rd. Shoreditch Alorgan A Kolle,calico printers,! North mews,Gray’s imi la JIABSON Geo, M.potato salesman, 4 Whitechapel mad Morgan Bemard, White Horse P.H. Hollaed st. lilkfrs. rd iPGlaslian Alexander,coppersmithA brazier, HI Long Леге Moriaud John, umbrella A parasol iuauufr.50 Eastclieap U ‘Glew ,v Barker, wool brokers, 77 Basirighall street Morley James', saddler, 46 Briilgehouse pi. Newington cau« M'Guire Thos. A Co. inventors and manufacturers o f the I Morrisli John, groeer, 23 Sí. John street road washable beaver hat, 4 King William street. Strand I Morrison James, merchant, 61 Moorgatc street Mackin Francis, tailor, -77 Gt. Queen st. Lincoln’s inn fields Morton John, grocer, 19 Ebury square, Pimlico M‘ Lacklun James, Tiro Brewers 1’. IL 1C4 High Heittoni Mortoti Thomas, merchant, 15 Fenchureh street M’ Lean Lacklan, surgeon, 34 A, York street, Bryanstunesq I Morton Thomas, ship agent, 29 Pudding lane Maci aren James, barrister, 10 Serle street .Mosciv Ephraim, dentist, 32 Ilavmarket Maddox Hon.A Co. Scotch íe M aneli, wareiismn. 2M'atIingst Moss Edwin, surgeon, 30 Edward street, Porţiunii square M‘ Michaels A Grierson, carpet manufacturers and worsted Moss George, chemist A druggist, 15 Goswell road spinners, 37 Calcatoti street, and at Bridgnorth Moss Robert, pawnbroker, 20 Goswell road Macqueen John, barrister, 35 Southampton buildings Aiould Joseph, solicitor, 13 Charlotte street, Black friars road Malmn Joseph Jas. bookseller к stat ют r, KK) Diai kinon st Moxam Stephen, accountant, 71 Cornhill Maitland Edward, dyer, 124 Great Portland street Alugliston Caroline,chemist, 77 Brewer st. St. Paneras Maize John, surgeon, 275 Kent street, Borough Alulcock Fredk. Metcalf, grocer, 4 Newington causeway M oliphant George, architect & surveyor, 01 Frith st. Soho Mundell M'm. Adum, law ugent, 1 Trinity pi. Charing cross Manning & Cross, milliners, 13 Leicester st. Leicester sq AI unity Elizb. cheesemonger, 46 Up. North pi. Gray’s inn rd Mardon John, bookseller and publisher, 7 Faringdon st AIunn Benjamin, solicitor, 12 Moorgate street Mark George Thomas, tailor, Ac. 2 Water lane, Blackfriars Aiureli Henry,metal dealer A general factor A manufacturer Markes Thos. bookseller, Ac. 25 Foley street, Portland pi of anti-corrosive percussion caps, 13 Paneras bine, Queen Marks Edward, White ìlari P. It. 33 Long alley, Finsbury street, City, A at 21 Great Charles street, Birmingham Marshall Kdwd. Angel к Trumpet P.11.23 Kingst. Holbum Al urtili Thus," Hen, Old Windsor Castle P.H. 152 High Holb. Martin Charles, attorney, 4 Serjeant's inn, Fleet street Alurry Robert I I.baker, 1 Fitzrnv street.A Hi London street Martin Jas. fringe & trimming manufacturer, importer of Myers Fredk. coach A harness plater, 9 Mcard's court, Soho foreign velvets,ite. A silk inan,33 St. Paul’sChurcIi Yard Martin Thomas, pawnbroker, 71) Snow bill A fi t Took у st 11 art iridale Sam. Montagu,barrister, 10 Old sq. Lincoln’s inn NЛ RDIN A Co. french shoe, Ac. wareh. 5 Duke st, Grosv. sq Marvin John, butcher,40 Dorset street, Portman square Nash Fred.M'oodhani,barrister,9 King’s bench wk.Temple Mason, Barlow, A Butt, laeemanufs. I2fi Wood st.Cheapside Nash Henry, warehouseman, 149 Cheapsidc Mason William, Crown ,y .1 neh or P.H. 72 Parson st.Ratcliff Nasli John, attorney, 14 South square, Gray's inn Massey A Lambert, manufacturers of shawls, bombazines, Nash John, coffee rooms. 21 Ryders ct. Leicester sq _ crapes, Ac. 15 Watling street Nathan Eliznb. iMiss), l'uni, broker, 16 Parkside, Knightsh Mathews Ann, tobacconist, 170 Tottenham court road Neill A Langlands, silk manufacturers A printers,45 Friday st Matthews Murmaduke,tmibermcrcht. Church st. Mileend Nelson, Knowles A Co. silk agents, 62 Aidermtinbiiry Maughau John,cutler, A c.3d Amwcll street, Pentonviile Neptune Morine Insurance ('тирану (Michael M illis, Mawe Win. Suchtо rd Arms P.H. Seckfonl st. Clerkenwrll secretary), 39 < )ld Bromi street Maxtcd Henry, baker, 3 St. John street rond, Clerkemvell Neumegen A Co. carpet bag nuinufrs. Ac, 54Crown st. Fìnsi» May Henry, hosier, glover к shirt maker, 5 Moorgntc st New bald Richard, Feathers IMI. 22 Temple st. Wliitefriars May Wm. carpenter & builder, 13Gt. Smith st.Wesiminster Newbery Tlios. C. galloons, doubles, Ac nianuf. 33 \Vood st Mead JosephA Powell, who.stationers, 03 Whltchpl. bigii st Newcomb Jolin, Hertford Anus P.ll, 41 Parkst. Grosv.sq Meadowbanh Edinburgh Ale 1) fewer у Со. New wharf Newland Montague, attorney,?Southampton street,Strand. Whitei liars Newman James, Nog's liemi P.H. 14 St. John st. t’lerkenwcli Meadows John, straw hat mf. 9 Hanover pi. Regent’s pk.rd Newman John, porkman,60 St. John street, Smithfield Meadows Thos. hosier A glover, 1)3 Crawford st. Portman sq Newman Maurice, cigar manufacturer, 1 Alie pi. A jie st Mechanics’ Magazine OJfficc, 160 Fleet street Newsome Samuel,rag merchant, 15 Noble street, City I 76 SUPPLEMENT. [1840. Kemiön William, tobacconist, 228 Piccadilly r Piohiinc .к Vincent, café et restaurant, 2 Leicester placc Newton Charles, cork cutter, U Little Portland st Pitcairn John, merchant, 27 Broad strei t buildings Newton Edward, surgeon, üti Koppelt st. Russell so PitclicrChas.Portin. .1 nusP.1L2Up. Berkeley st.Portm.sq Nicholson Robert, hut niariufr. 10 & 17 John st. west, Rl k f rs Place & Carbcry, tailors. Hi Charing cross * Nicholson Rd.carp.bagma. Southampton et.Soutlmip.bldgs Place & Wood, šilk manufacturers, Hl Patenton st. Cheapside Nickolson William coal merchant, Palace wharf Lambeth, Plant William к Co. hosiers, glovers, &e. 83 к 310 Oxford st and 15 Paradise street, Islington Platts Isaac, pawnbroker, 21 Upper York st. Brvauston sq Njlkens Johann Jacob, wine merchant, Custom house quav Plews Thomas, solicitor, 32 Biteklesburv Nimmo William,confectioner, II Smitlifield bars l’odmorc G. к A. stockbrokers, TJtreadiiecdle street Nippani Charles, painter,&c. !>3 Norton st. Portland road Pollarmi Consols J fi n Ì mjCaaipa ny, 3 Bishi ipsgute chu rchy d NobbsWm. Mather, chemist,&c. 4 Up. Sevmourst. Easton so Pollock John Henry, 4 Sanibrook court, Basinghall street Nodin Frederick Shore, agent, 23 Cruteherl friars Ponten Joseph Blucher, Cimrini le Tavern, 32 Backlcrsbury Normnn Win. metropolitan coffee rooms. 1.71 High Kolhoni 1 Pope Dominick, merchant, 37 Fenchurch street ’ North Thomas, printsclicr, 10 St. Martin’s ct. Leiros»t*r en ! Pope Mary Ann, German repository, 107 Gt. Portland st N orthcote Chas. ship agent, 17 Water lane, Tower .st I Purtcr George,architect, Fort pi. Grange rd Bermondsey Northcott Wm, drug, spíce, &drysaltery broker, 13 Rood lane Porter Joseph, fruiterer, &e. (lí) Goswell road Partii Cairi Iran Şç Coal Сатрап;/, 2 St. Mildreds ct Powell Henry, m.d. surgeon, 10 Jewry st. Aldgatc OAKES Elizabeth(Mrs.)oil&colourwarcb, 121 Longla.Boro Powell James,chairraaker, Hírt High street, Hoxton Oastler Jonah, leather agent, 142 Urn ry lane Powell James, Fish If Bell, PJL 0 Charles st. Soho sq Ockerby George Alex, hosier & glover, HI Hlaekfriars rd Power Timothy Francis, merchant, 0 Hart st. Bloomsbury Offord Hobt, coach & harness maker, 78 Wells st. Oxford st Powis Thomas, livery stables. 2!) Grosvenor mews, Bond st Ogboume Wm. Webb & Co. lace manufacturers & agents, 3 Preston Hen.Jno.&Son,who.drugs. 04 St.John st. Smitlifld Honey lane, Chrnpsidc Preston William, tailor, 120 New Bond street Ogilvie William, chemist, 10C High st. Wappin«» Pretty Rt. bass horn к serpent muk. 5 Charlesst. Westmr.rd Old England Weekly Newspaper Office, 17*2 Floet st Pretty Walter Brown, linendraper,23 Eburvst. Pimlico Oliver Emily (Mrs.) tobacconist, 12 Vauxhall bridge road Price Henry C. & Co. engineers & patentees of warming ap­ Oliver Thomas, teacher o f cutting garments, & reporter of paratus, 2 Derby st. Parliament st tailors* fashions, 15 London wall Priddle George, cheesemonger, 85 Fore st. Cripplegate Ord William M.D., surgeon, 14 Frederick pi. Goswoll rd Pruldle James, tailor, 3 Wilson st. Gray s inn rd Orpwood Edward, auction, appr.&e. City rd. Finsbury sq. 1 Priestley George, Old Baptist's Head, P.II. 30 St.John’s la. Osborne John, platí,*caserna. 14 Leicesterst. Lciecstersq Smithfield Outliwaitefc Sinclair, who. temlealers, 18 Camomile st. Bpgt ! Prior Asker, ironmonger, 51 Marchmout street, Brunswick Overb«ry& Harris,Blackwell hall,fac. 4 Fredk.’spl+OldJevery , square, к 2 King’s row, Chelsea Owen&Parke, st. rd. measurers, 4 llroadwav,Ludgatehill : Prior Wm. confectioner, 107 IHaekfs, rd. Ic 110 Newgate st Owen Herbert, barrister,12 King’s bench walk, Temple Pritchard Geo. solicitor, 3 Crescent pi.Bridgest.Blaekfriars Procter John, Scale's Tavern,5 Carey st. Lincoln’s inn Puddy Elisha, bread .k biscuit baker," 1 Sidney st. City rd PAGANI Hen. foreign silk agent, 4 White hart ct. Iishpsgt Purvis Thomas, grocer, 14 Red Lion street, Holborn ' Fagelsan Jno. cook к confectioner, 18 J;ft!) Whitechapel rd Puttiek William, hat manufacturer, 241 Regent street Painter George, grocer, 103 St. John street road Palmer Martha (Miss), milliner,2 Crescent, Blaekfriars Famphilon Edwin,cheesemonger, 341 Strand QUINI. A N Jos.ship chandr.k prov. mer.33Trm.sq.Tower Id Papps Lewis, Rose P J L 2 Farringdon st Quv James, lmendraper,51 Bermondsey street Parent Peter, tailor,00 Frith st. Soho Parker & Sculthorpe,solicitors, tt Lincoln's inn fields I arker & M elvin, apprs. & ho.ags. 47 Hunter st. Brunswick sq BADCLYFFE Leopold,inauuf. goldsmith,48 Greek st.Soho Parker Nathaniel 15. T hree'Jmis P.İI. 84 West Smitlilleld Rnr Charlotti* (Mrs.), milliner & dress inak. 21 Blackfrs. rd Farker Samuel, bronz ist, patent lamp & steam fountuincoflbc i Raggett к Ed wards, cheesemgs.l Upper Kingst. Bloomsbury pot manufacturer, Egyptian led!, Piccadilly Raimondi & Gooday, solicitors, 14 south sq. Gray’s inn Barker Thomas, estate 4: house agent, kc. 43 Edgcwarc rond Ramsay Alex, tailor, 17 Hanover street, Hanover square Parry Thomas, bootmaker, 55 Rupert st Ramsay Tlios. G. wine к spirit mer. 130 Fenchurch street I arsons Benj. ironmongers: engineer, 34 York rd. Lambeth ; Ramsav William, wine merchant, 130 Fcnchurcli street 1 arsons Jas. Flying HorseР.П. Lambeth st. Goodmans fi j Randall Tims. Hen. King’s Ilca/I P. II. 17 Broad st. Blmsby I ass Oliver, stationer, 87 Old st. St. Luke's Rupley Í: Welchman, manufg.jcwllers, 72 Dean st. Soho Paton William, merchant , 10 Great St. Helens - |Raplev Win. cabinet maker, 1 Pnijean sq. Old bailey I atnek Mark, builder. Belvedere road, Lambeth m Rasch Fredk. Came, barrister, 4 Old sq. Lincoln’s inn Batten John,naval architect & surveyor, 20 Birchin la Rawlings James к Co. packers, &c. 18 Basinghall street PavittW illiam & Co. millers, Rotherhitlie steam mills Rawlings Joseph, barrister. 1 Inner Temple lane Bayne(RnmloIpli)A: Son. wine & brandy mers. (il St.James* s t 1 Rawlings Rd. S. chemist, 15 Gt. Russell st. Covcnt garden Paynter Hercules, builder, 7 Gt. Trinity la. & 3 Bank eham i Kawlinson & Coatsworth, staymakers, 7 John st. Oxford st Peacock Л\ m. attorney Carlton chambers, 12 Regent street Raymond (Mead) & Fon, wharfingers and lightermen, Ray­ Pearce Alfred,broom ma.29 Bridgchousepl. Newington cause mond's wharf, adjoining the Thames Tuimel, Kotherldtlie Pearce Mary (Miss), ladies’ shoemaker, 10 Ohi Cavendish st ■ Iìeavcley к Sealer, wholesale stationers St rag merchants, Pearce John, surgeon к chemist, 1 King’s cross Brooli's wharf, QueenhitLe Peclicll Augustus, barrister, 4 Harcourt buildings, Temple Reckless Mary Ann (Mis-), milliner, 28 New Bond street Peck Satni. Burde», hosier, ко. 7(1 Kiirlimrton arcade lieroni Xrirspaper (Ifficc, 74 Fleet street n r ** S*iuir<% wholesale druggists, 100 F'cet street lied Lian Wharf. William Jolin к Thomas Todd, between 1 edlar john, tailor, &c 10 Church lane, Commun ial road j 00 к 78 Upper*Thames street ťenn Camp, bootmaker, Ü7 Crawford st. Portman square Redman Josima,ivorykbonebrushma. 1 Seward st.Goswell st Pensa Margaret (Mrs.)barometer inn. 20Grovillc sLIIaLgiir 1 Reece Rd. Marsden, solicitor, 2 Furnival's inn, Holborn Benson G. who. ehcescm£T\43 Nowgatest.&270Bcrinnnilscvst Beeil Thomas, carpenter к undertaker, 25 Sidney Bt. City rd 1 erk ms к \> outlier, corn & Four factors, 00 Mark lane * Rees William, B rill P.11. 1 Brewer strei t, Sotner's town ferry John, surgeon, &e. 4 Katon square Rcgistration Commission, Rolls yard,Chancery lane I erry John K. beast & sbeep salesman, 04 West Smitliilrl.l Reid George, merchant, 24Crutchedfrlars Pe*cre°n William íe Son, bootmakers, 33 Poultry Reis Uni is. merchant, Barge yard, Bucklershury ■D*?*ııîraore ^0^,n barrister, 3 Briek court, Temide Rendle William, surgi on, 81 Blackman street. Borough J u bps George Richard, t. adealer, 37 &38 Aldcrsgatest Renton William, baker, tl!) Wardour -tru t, Soho Phillips John Aldan», merchant, 2 Fhilpot lane Respirator Office, “ Patentee, Julius Jeffreys,” .*il< :its,Joho Ршшрз \\ illiam, auction er À: appi* cr, 73 \ew Rond st Dongán & Co. 82 Cheapsidc J Iii i hpson W m. Owen Glemhrr Taveni, 103 Aide regate st Revel! Jim. grocer & trail ir. 24 Elizabeth st. south, Pimlico Philp John к Co. bootmakers. 3 lïaymaiket Reveil Sami, hatters’ trimming seller, 3 Little Present et I jckett C harles, carman, f/2 Milton strert, Cripplcpate Reynolds Henry, surgeon, 42Moorgate street ÎJ? т°Г||! butcher.2íVÍ Sloane street. Knii^htsbridçe Reynolds William, Bril P.ll. 78 St. John st. WcstSmithfid λ*nC tJ,rhn’ eul*citor, 20 Old Burlington street Richardson i: Connell, Scotch law agts. 21 I'lildyer st 1 ill Alfred, pastrycook Sc confectioner, 51 Cheapside Richardson & Pegler, agents, kc. 2 Stafford st. Old Bond st 1 8 4 0 .] SU PP Lii M EXT. 7 7

Richards John Al Joseph, coni A; coal measure makers to her ] Scott Alexander, carpenter, Culver court, Kenchurch street Majesty & the lion. Hoard of Ordnance, brusii immutile- ; Scott David, A nyel P.ÍL 55 Farringdon street turers & general warehousemen, 8 Simmer st. Bridge Scott William, wine merchant, 19 Regent street street, Southwark Searjeant John, boot, ke. maker, И Gutter lane, Cheapside Richardson к Smith, solicitors, 28 Golden square Seeley к Burnside, publishers, 54 Fleet street Richardson MaryAnn(Mrs.)buildcr,Shaftesbury ter.Pimlico Sciane l'red. stovemaker, Liti Gloucester ter. Vauxhall hr. rd Richardson Wm. Horsman, chemist, 3.35 Rotherhitlic street Selcu James, fishmonger, 4 High street, Sbadwelt Rickets Charles, gas store maker, ;"> Agarst. West Strand Seife Henry Seife, barrister, 7 Kings bench walk Rickford Mary (Mrs.) stationer, 32 Limckcln hill,Limi house Sergeant lì. blacking maiiufr. Bancroft place, Mile end road Rickman William, potato dealer, Clare st. Clare market Shattoek Geo. Fred. Wheutshtaf P.H. 359 Rotherhithe st Ridley Robert, gtmmakcr, 30 Great Present street Shaw Chas. White Horse P.1L 2 Chandos st. Covent garden Rialet’, Jennings & Chappell,solicitors,õ Chancery lane Shaw F.lizli. t Mrs.) pat. glaziers’ diamond ma. 82 Goswell rd Uix John íe Nathaniel, ironmongers,384 ltotherhi'the wall Shaw Philip Joseph, upholsterer, GO Mortimer st. Cuvcn. sq Robarts lien. Pratt, surgeon, 10 (ît. Coram st. Brunswick sq Shea Henry, merchant, 13 Broad street buildings Roberson Chas. к Co. artists’ colom én,kc. 51 Long acre Shepherd Geo. pearl frame maker, 35 Exinouth st. Clerkenw Roberts Betsey (Mrs.) butcher, 70 Shoe lane Shepherd Henry, work, jeweller, 11 Davies st. Berkeley su Roberts Henry lloyihm, solicitor,2 Botolphluno Shepherd Jno. sen. watch cap muk. 15 King sip Goswell rd Roberts Robert, oil Ai italian ivan ho. 5 ы. 0 Crown st. Soim Sheppard Hen. hruslunakcr, 10 President st. west, King sq Robertson Alexander, managing director of the London, , Sburrati John, fancy card ke. ease mfr. 1 Exeter st. Strand Edinburgh íe Dublin Life Assurance Company, 3 Citar- 1 Shipman Henry, tailor к draper, 9li Tottenham court road lotte row, Mansion house Slapping Şf Custom house Agency OJ/ice, 2fi Bircliin luuu Robertson John Webster, GrapesV. II. Oil Ratcliff Highway Shipping ,y Mercantile Gazette Offer, 54 Graccchurch st Robertsons Hobt, ironmonger, 73 St. John st. Clerkemvcli’ Shotter Ttios. army clothier к laeeinan, ke. 108 Jermyn st Robins James,composition doll manfr. (i Tabernacle walk Sidbury Robert, hatter, 73 Long acre Robinson к Herbert, King’s Arms Hotel, Westminster liri Sidcboifnmi Janies, attorney, 1 (K) Hatton garden Robinson Benjamin, Sun P.1 L 57 Xewniaust. Oxford st Sileox John, grindery dealer, 35 James street, Oxford street Robinson Dank brushmak.23 Gt. Queen st. Lincoln's inn li Sib a A: Martin, west india merchi.-. 20 Finsbury pl. south Robinson Edward, Lady Owen's .( rms P.H. G3 Goswel] rd Silverside Robert Rake, butcher, SO Paternoster row Robinson Edward, merchant, П7 Cheapside Simons Philip, shell fish wa. lfi Hrydgcs st. Covent garden Robinson Gsorgc, auctioneer, 53 Wigmorc street Simp-onk Muller,liat mťrs. Sumner st. Southwark bridge rd Robinson George,tailor, 10 Bow lane, Cheapside Sinip-on Cordelia (Mrs.), glover к stoekuiaker, İlki Strand Robson Robert Cheesman, solicitor, 'J0 Bueklersburv Sinclair Dun. fruiterer, ke. 11 Parkside, Kmglitsbridge Roden Edward, Door's Head P.H. 10 Exeter street.Strand Siri- Henry Charles, barrister, 4 Carey street, Lincoln’s inn Rogers 1 )avìd, Coorti \ Horses P. 11.10 Conduit st. Regent st. Skelton Win. italic o f York P.H. 13 Great Marylebone st Rogers George, upholder, 24 St. ( ieorge’s pi. knighUbridgc Skirrow Walker, jun. special pleader, 7 South sq. Gray’s inn Rokewode Jno. Gage, barrister, 10 Old sq. Lincoln’s inn Sinek Wm. Gilliam, solicitor, 10 Union st. Hillst. Berkly. sq RolfJames, wine cooper, Raliere street, Goswell road Slatyer Joseph, tailor, (i Sidney street, Goswell road Holland ( Hiver, päristän corset ma. 30 Duke st. Grosvenor si] Sloiiian Sam. outfitting warehouse, HI King st. Tower hill Rookc George, pork butcher к poulterer,60 London st Smallman Huxley,haberdasher к draper, 45 Edgeware road Hooke James, coffee rooms, UM Tooley street Smart M'm. к Jno. stationers kaect. book maks. 23Coleman st Rope Richard, working jeweller, 8 Edward st. Portman sq Smart Rt.leathcrdresser,5 Lemon st. I»inun'sPond,Southwk Rose John, solicitor, 48 Essex street. Strand Smith к Tliompson, calico printers, 1 A, WatJing street Rose Thomas, draper, I’ll Ratcliff Highway Smith к Tycrs, liquid sugar refiners, 2U3 Upper Thames st Ross Henry, newspaper agent, 54 Bow lane', Chcapside Smith’s Patent Ship Propeller Company, / 1 Comliill Ross Robert, JinffaloIMI. Bretts buildings, Finsbury Smith Caroline ( Mis-), milliner, 27 Holies st. Cavendish sq Ross Thomas, engraver & printer, 8 Giltspur street ” Smith Charles, King's Arms tavern, 132 High Holborn Ross Tims. Frankfort black maker, 8 Giltspur street Smith Edward, solieitor, 123 Chancery lane Rossiter Wm. & John, woollen rmmufaetrs. 18 Basinghall st Smít lí Ellen (Mrs.),boot maker, 7 Lowndes’ ter. Knightsbr Royal Mail Sírnia Packet Off.3 Austin frs.; hours lUto4 Smith George, bootmaker, 4 Star alley, Fencini reli street Ruck William, solicitor, 14 Mincing lane Smith George, hosier, glover, к shirtinaker, 178 Strand Ruilall William, barrister, 50 Chancery lane Smith Hy. Northampton coffee house,80 St.John st, Smilhfi Rudd & Tyler, milliners, 75 New Bond street Smith Isaac, grocer, 14 Carnaby street, Golden square Roxbrougli William al Robert, stationers A; account book­ Smith James, teadcalcr,205 Borough High street makers, 3 Coventry street, Hay market Smith Joseph, Wheat Sheaf Р.П. 25 West Sniithfield Ruidd Mary (Miss), stationer, 2Ì) Mount st. Berkeley srj Smith MargtJ.M rs.) stay maker, 31 Crawford st.Bryuuston sq Kundall James, eust india agent, 17 Throgmorton street Smith Mich.Un.dm.48(jt.Titelifield st. k22Up.Murylebo.st Russell Geo. cabinet inak, upholsterer,&c. 14 Goswell road Smith Samuel, Horse Shoe ir Magpie P .H .55 Fencnurch st Russell James, cork cutter, 47 Gt. Queen street, Lincoln’s 1 Smith Tlios. beast к sheep salesman, 94 West Smithfield Inn fields, and 7 Little Mays buildings, 81. Martin’s lime Smith Wm. gas meter maker, 14 Bridgewater gardens Ryder Bernard, hair dresser, 11 King street, Ilolboru Smith Win. hairdresser, 4 Connaught terr. Edgeware road Belami John к Co. patent flour mills, к screw press manu­ Smith Wm. solicitor, 19 Lincoln’s inn fields facturers, 14 Plillpot lane ‘ Smith Wm. viranda builder, ke. 95 Goswell road, Islington 1 Sluit her John, manchcslerk scotch warehouse, 22 Wood st Smyth John к Wm. к Co. merchants,07 Aldcmianlmry ST. G Е О П G I'S Chess Club. 33 George st. Hanniersq Sor. Jorthe 1‘ rotee.o f /Afe from Eire. 18 Charlotte st.BImsby Salomon Julius Ac (To. merchts. 19 New Last India chambers Softiini Joseph, Bridge house hotel, Wellington st. Isınıl on hr Salter Tho«. Fred, hatter, 24 Alligate, к 47 Charing cross ! Solomon Abraham, merchant, 17 Old Jewry Salteri Janies, general merchant. 147 Strand Sotnalvico Joseph к Co. opticians, barometer, thermometer, Sanında Brothers, engineers, ke, Southwark iron works j к hydrometer manufacturers, 2 Hatton garden Sumner street. Bridge street, Southwark Sparke Henry, Croira IMI. 38 Silver st. Golden square Samuel Alfred, merchant, 21 Walbrook Sparkes Win. Rose 1’. Il, 10 Great Wild st. Lincoln's inn ff Samuel Hunford, merchant, 52 Tbreadneedle street ; Spenceiey Win. Sıran IMI. 4 Situine st. Knigliísbridge Samuel David, uiereliant к seed crusher, il Walbrook ţ Spenskx’johii.eheesemiigr. 21 Elizabeth st. south, l’indico Samuel Philip, stockbroker, 17 Throgmorton street Spetii Geo. William, general merchant, 1 John st. Minorice Sandolini» Alex. Morison, factor к gén. ngt. 14 Philpot la 1 Sjiiirr Strafford, solicitor, 43 Burton st. Burton crescent Sanier Charles, cattle salesman, (il West Smitlilield Staekard Mary (Mrs.) leather seller, 72 Whitechapel road Sardinson & Canning, seotchk manch, warebmn. 1 18 Wood st Stai íe Joseph 11. printer к bookseller, Kili High Holhorn Saunders Henry, ale к porter brewer. 17 Goswell road Starkey к Cripps, wholesale stationers, kc. 31 Newgate st Saunders John, boot maker, 1!) May’s hidings. St. Marth.'- la Starling Edward, attorney, 3 Saekville st. Piccadilly Saunders Joseph, oil к еокшппап.З High street, Shudwcli j Statham George, butcher, C5 Red Lion st. llolbom Saunders William, tobacconist, !» Newport street j Stcdman Wni. ( ’has. surgeon. 3 Great Castle st. Oxford şt Saunderson John, hatter, № West minster bridge road ; Steer Rieh, ham к beef »Imp, 25 Elizabeth st. south. Pimlico Sauty Ann (Mrs.), milliuei, 131 1'lcct street StephensTlmmask(To.insin', bruk.7 Uhl Broad st.k Lloyd's Scarlett John, butcher, 17 Goswtdl road Stephenson к Bidder, ci» il engineers, 35.) Gt. George st Schömberg Joseph Tegue, barrister, 4» Chancery lane Stephenson James, barrister, It) New square, Lincoln’s inn Scbonlank S. к Sohne, merchants, (i Great St. Helens Sterry Jolin, clotii agent, 18 Basiagliall street 7 8 SUPPLEMENT. [ 1 8 4 0 .

Stevens Jno. Kingof Prim. P.H, 30 Lit. Charlotte st. Hkfs Turner Hy. N.& Co.paper-tains. Elizabeth st. south, Pimlico Stevens Wm.jun. watchmaker, 7 Wellington st. Goswell st Turner Henry fc John, surgeons, 31 King street, llolliorn StilesWm. coppersmith, plate maker, &c.23 Lisle at. Leie.sq Turner James fc Son, coach makers, 113 Long acre Stirling Tims. gen. slate works,37 Commercial rd. Lambeth Turnerfc Lenox, custom house fc general agents,23 Mark la Stocken Alfred, coacbmnker, Halkın st. Grosvenor place Turner Thos. fcRd.stockbrks. Stock Ex. fc 18Throgmorton st Strange John, cattle salesman, 8 West SmithfieJd Turner John, printers’ smith & brass rule cutter, 24 Brooke Strange Wm. bookseller fc publisher, 21 Paternoster row street, Ilolbom Straugwayes D’Arcy, solicitor, 4 Barnard’s inn, Ilolbom Tumor William, pork butcher, 57 Wardour street Street«] Eras. Towers, barrister, 2 Fig tree court,Temple Tumour E, H. theatrical ag.fc books. 4 Chas.st. Covt. gard Strudwick Wm. fc Job n, in ft g. g< dd smiths, l(i Frith st. Soho sq Tyars Maria fc Lucv, linendrapers, 7 Charles st. Soho sq Stuart John (q. c.) barrister, 12 Old square, Lincoln’s inn Tyas Robert, bookseller & publisher, 8 Paternoster row' Stubbs Geo.Sc Co. looking glass mak. 20 Broad st. Golden sq Tyrrell Frederick, surgeon, 20 Bridge street, Blackfriars Studlev James, cheesemonger, 4:1 Ponton st. Pentonvillc Such Edwin, chemist, surgeon, &c. 13 Goswell road Sngden & Borras, tlorists, & plumaesiers, 16 Aldermanbury UNIVKRSA L Corn Reporter Newspaper, 42 Mincing la Sugden John, statuary, 1 Hargrave ter. Bermondsey new rd Unwin & Carpenter, hairdressers & perfumers, 138 High Sniman Rich, baker, 44 Upper North place, Gray’s inn rd street, Whitechapel, and 24 Piccadilly Summcrsbv Henry, Feathers P.H. 366 Oxford st Upton Edm. fc Co. fancy woollen warehni, 5 Mitre ct. Milk »t Sutherland Alexander John, physician, 10 Fludyer st Upton Chas. surgeon, 26 Elizabeth street, Eaton square Sutton (R.) Sons & Gribble, stockbrokers, 2 Bank buildings U])ton Walter, P’ovaisian office, 27 Bucklersbury Swan & Martin, solicitors, 4 Sergeant’s inn, I-leet st Usherwood Robert, shipowner, 71 СогаЬШ Swansborough & Oake, warehousemen Swan wick & 8oward,cust. ho.&shipg.ags. 35 St. Mary at hill Swift Owen, Horseshoe P.H. 20 Titehborne st. Haymarket VALLENCE James, solicitor to the London fc Greenwich Sydserff John, Ship tavern P.H ., Camden street, Islington Railw ay Company, 4 King’s bench walk, Temple Symington Towing Co. Harrison’s wharf, St. Katherine's Van Butebell Edwin Martin, surgeon, 14 Broad st. Golden sq Symes William, teadcaler, 1!) Victoria road, Pimlico Vandervellfc Hailstone,ladies’ shoemaks.3 Union st. Bond si Vaughan John fc Win. honduras merchants, 26 Austint riars Veal lliclid. MinshuIIfcSon.attomies,19Abingdonst.Westm TAHOURDIN Chas. attorney, 12 Bedford st, Bedford sq Venn William, baker, 48 St. John street, Clerkenwell Tamlvn Jolm, barrister, 37 Chancery lane Vertue Stephen & Son, com & seed factors, 10 Mark lane Tam Thomas, carpet agent & warehousemen, 18 Addle st Vickers John &Sone, spirit merchants, 133 Tooley street Tarr John, chemist, 42 Totliill st. Westminster Viles Henry A. engineer,41 Freeschool street, Horselydown Tarrant Wm. Barnes, solicitor, 10 Bucklersbury, Cheapside Viner Charles Edward & Co. watchmakers,235 Regent st Taylor Daniel F. &Co. patent solid headed pin, needle, & fish Vire Harriet (Mrs.), oil & italian warehouse, 105 Goswell rd írnok manufacturers, 2 Crown court, Cheapside Vizetellv fc Co. engravers fc printers, 135 Fleet street Taylor Huşii & John F. coal factors, 2 St. Mary at hill Von Dailelszen, Freudentheil fc|Co. merchants,23 Mincing la Taylor Richard & Co. merchants, 20 Birchin June, Comliill Voysev Samuel, grocer, Baek road, St. George’s East Taylor Richard « Co. army shipping agents for passage baggage & freight and consignment, 20 Birehin lane Taylor Rd & Co, custom house agents, 20 Birehin lane WADE Armigli, solicitor, 1 Fredericks place, Old Jewry TaylorRd&Co.cast ind.colonialfcgen.shippingag.26Birchin la Wagoner John, sugar refiner, 3 Mansell street Taylor Isaac Cleaver, tailor, 29 Moorgate street Walbanche Geo. work.goldsmith, lOChandosst. Covt. gard Taylor John, bookseller, 8-5 Chiswell street M alford Weston Styleman, barrister,2 Plowdcn buildings Taylor Stephen, confectioner, 371 Rofherhithe wall Walford Wm. surgeon,Com.terr. & 7 Church row, Limehouee Taylor Tils, wine & spirit niercht.23 Philpot la, Fenciiurchst Walker Holden, solicitor, 13 Fumival’s inn, Holbom Taylor William, cheesemonger, 100 Ratcliff highway Walker John, mssia broker, Baltic coffee bouse Tennant James,mineralogist to her Majesty,importer of shells, Walker Wm. Falconar, solicitor, 35 Lincoln’s inn fields minerais, & works of art, fc manufacturer of Derbyshire Wallis Rob. linendraper, 2 Lowndes terrace, Knightsbridgc spar fc marble ornaments, 149 Strand Wallis Thomas, woollen draper, 141 Oxford street Terrewest Reuben, attorney, 24 Cambridge 1er. Hyde park Walter Chas. Geo.the IV . P.H. Portugaise Li rtc olii’s inn fids Thomas & Koymer, silk printers, 32 Cheapside Walters Wm. linendraper, 29 Crawford st. Portmansq Thomas John, Hull's Head P.H. 75 West. Smithfield Walther Chas. Davis, bookbinder, 16 Berners st. Oxford st Thomas Owen Wynn, silk agent, 22.’ Milk street Ward Charles, coach ironmonger, 164 Drury lane Thompson John, wine & brandy mer. 50 Lincoln's inn fields Ward Geo. musical Inst, seller, 90 Leman st. Goodman's fid* Thomson & Pratt,bootmakers,2 Upper North pi. Grays inn rd Ward John, tobacconist, 42 Milton street, Cripplegate Thornton William, carpenter, 6 Lit. Cadogan pl. Skiune st Wardcll John, grocer & toadealer, 9 Wapplng wall Thurman & Houghton, who. hosiers, 3 Iluggin lane, Wood st Wardley Alfred,grocer, &c. 2 Elizabeth st. south, Pitniieo Tilling Jas. Rogai Oak, P.H. 15 Circus street, Bryanston sq Warnar Henry', dining fc coffee rooms, 30 North Audley st Tillman John, coffee rooms, 38 Clerkcnwell grecò Warne James, pewterèr, 14 Park st reet, Borough market Timpson Thomas, eating house, 4 Old Bailey' Warner Wm. bookseller, 43 Chapel street, Pentonville Tingey & Son, cattle salesmen, 8 West Smithfield Warr John, beast & sheep salesman, 64 West Smithrteld Tompett & Askey, fruit salesmen, Borough market Warren James, grocer fc teadealer, 141 Minörleş Topiin Christopher, tailor, 12 King street, Ilolbom Warrington John, grocer, 12 Orange st. Gravel la. Southwk. Towgood Hen. fc Geo. stockbrokers, 33 Throgmorton street Warwick William, pencil case maker, 20 Goswell road Towiilcy Richard, nrtist in hairfc jeweller, 120 Oxford street Washington Jas. oil & colounnan, 3 Clare st. Clare market Townsend Wm. hat manufacturer,52 Castle street, Borough Wathen John Bcardmorc, solicitor, 61 Torrington square Towse .Inn. Beckwith, solr. 13 Crooked lane, King William st Watson John & Co. east india merchants, 3 Lombard street TowseWm. Beckwith, Fishmongers’ hall, King William st Watson Andrew Kippis, barrister, 2 Plowdon buildings Tozer George, 13 Cantons P H. 21 Castle st. Leicester sq Watson Charles, coal merchant, Villa st. Camberwell road Tren surer Count g Middx. ( Off. ^Sessions ho. derken well gr Watson James, barrister, 56 Lincoln’s inn fields Treslove Tims. C. (q. c.) barrister, 19 Old sq. Lincoln’s itm Watson John, surgeon, 5 Red lion st. Holborn Trassier Henry, Tiger P.H. 8 Tower dock, Tower hill Watson Joseph, carpenter, 2 Creechurch la. Leadenhall st Tripp Robert, woollen factor, 4 Sc S Addle street, Wood street Watson Robert, solicitor,9Tokenhonse yard Tripp William, Ordnance Anns P.H. York road, Lambeth B atson Thomas, physician, 16 Henrietta st. Cavendish sq Tritton Frederick, attorney, 15 Fisli street hill Watson William, merchant, 6 West street, Finsbury Trowcll Thomas & Co. tea'dealers, &c. 93 St. Martin’s lane Watts Thos. general agent, 23 Peter’s hill, Doctor’s comm Trower George Stonestreet, solr.10 St.James’s pi. St. James’s Weakley C. bone brush ma. 1 Newton st. N. North rd.Uoxton Tuck Mark, tailor, 3 Devonshire street, Queen square Weedon Francis fc Co. british lace ma. 116 Wood st. Cheap«! Tucker Richard & Sons, shoe thread, twine, fc canvas manu­ Weekly Truc Sun Newspaper Office, 306 Strand facturers, 47 Tooley street Wdborne Joseph Widdowson, silk mercer and laceman, 38 Tackett ( Harvey),fc Co, east india, army, fc colonial agents, Albemarle street, Piccadilly 29 Poultry, fc 13 Hamilton place, New road Welch Joseph, cattle salesman, 8 West Emithfield Tudor Hen. stock broker, 3 Hatton court, Threadncedle st Wesse II Rudolph &Co. for,music imps.fcpub.67Frithst.Soho Turnbull fc Radenhurst, merchants, 3 Barge yard West John, boot & shoemaker, 109 Craw ford st. Bryanst, eq Turnbull Hector, commission agt. 3 Barge yd. Bucklersbury West Joseph, Castle $ Falerni, 81 St. John st. iiraitlificld 1 8 4 0 .] SUPPLEMENT. 7 9

West Samuel, artist, 11 Berners street, Oxford street Wilson Wm.carvcr,gilder,ite. ft Clarence pi. Regent's park rd West William Hen. ruby pen maker,Brewer st. Goswell nl WindleJosepli&Co.shipkins.bro. 1 jNew Londonst.Minories Western Thomas Geo. special pleader, 4 Garden et. Temple Winterflood William, Royal Oak P. H. 174 Wapping Westerton Charles, stationer, lá Park side. Knightsbridgc W olf Rob. & Co.pianofortè manufs. 45 Moorgatest. Bank Westminster Medicul Society, Exeter hall, 372 Strand Wood & Owen, wholesale druggists,27 St. Mary Axe Wethcrell John, merchant, 17 Lime street Wood Alexander, barrister, 12 King’s Bench walk Wheeler .v Ablett, ready made linen warehouse, 23 Poultry Wood llcnrv, upholsterer, 2fi King street, Holborn Wheeler Charles, baker, 1.Hİ Union st. Boro ("om Wood Hen. W. engine factory, Ranchigli road, Thames bank Whiskin Frances (Miss), shell fishmonger, 7 Handct. Ilolh Wood Thomas, dining rooms,G Gray's innpass. Red Uonsg Whistler Kdwd. Webster,col. produce agent, 0 Fenehurch at Wood Thomas, tailor, 2U Miuories White Thomas ^ Edward, wine merchants, 45 Mark lane Woodall Edward, writing engraver, 2!> Wardour street White David Tims, picture dealer,2SGt. Maddoxst.Rcgt.st Woodruffe Thomas, wine merchant, 33 Fit zrny square Milito Geo. A. City o f Soncleh I’ .lf. 2 North rw.Grosv. sg Woodwark Richard, woollen manufacturer, d'Basinghall st White James, White H art IMI. 10 Greenfield st. Win tech Woo le г Thomas Jonathan, solicitor, 03 Hatton garden White John William, solicitor,37 Old Broad street W oolf Preger, tailor, 12 Widcgate st. Bishopsgate st White Thomas, wine broker, 45 Mark lane Wootton Stephen, comfactor, Jack’s Coffee House, Mark la Whitchoiisc John, milliner, 20 Vere st, Oxford street Worm aid John, Loudon Stime P. H. Cannon st Whitington George Thos. merchant, 20 Adam st, Adelplii Wright к Standen, furnishing ironmongers, 21 Crawford st Whitmill Kiirii. (Mrs.), fruiterer, 1 Gray’s bids. Manch, sq Wright James, King's Arms P. H. 27 Aldersgate street Whitmore Chas. Shapland, barrister, 12 King’s bench walk Wright John, improved range maker, 3 Arthur street Wilce &. Spooner, cheesemongers, 31 firmili st. Manches, щ Wright Matthew, cheese к provis, agt. 24 St. SwitUin’s tane Wilkinson William, dining rooms, Iİ4 Gracechurch street Wright Robert, cornfaotor, 4fi .Mark lane Wilks James, eoach header X maker of spring curtain Wright Win. clothes dealer, 14 Carter st. lloundsditch blinds, 140 Drury lane WrlglitWm. gen.agt.&accoun taut, 14 Cherry gar.st.Bennsdy Willans l’etera: Sons, woollen manufs.22 Ironmonger la Wright William,manufactg.jeweller, Brewer st. Goswell rd Willard William, baker, 07 Wclheck street Wright William, surgeon aurist, 45 Duke st. St. James’s Willett & Bennett, look. gl. .x frame ma.IOWaterst. Strand Wright William, tailor, 32 Great Marlborough street Williams & Lewis,british & for. straw manufs.12Ludgatest Wyatt Rt. B. & Clement, curriers, 82 Hatton garden Williams, Mottram к Thompson,warehousemen,104Wood st Wyatt James, Marquis o f Granby P.H. Down st. Piccady Williams & Southall, animal preservers, UõGt.Titchfieldst Williams Chas.Jas.Ii. p.n.s. physician,7Holies st.Caven. sg Williams Geo. Tlios. barrister,4 King’s bench walk, Temple YALLOP Rowland, solicitor, fi Faraival’" hm, Holhorn Williams Joseph, m . d . fi Tavistock square Yarborough Rd. Cooke, solicitor. 44 Lincoln's inn fields Williams Joseph, sugar refiner, 42 Betts st. Ratcliff highw Yates Mary (Mrs.), Crown к Cushion P. lí. Pages’ wk. Miliisit Freak, jewellers, 1.7 St. John’s sg. Clerkenwell Grange rd. Bermondsey Willis James, barrister, 20 Bell yard, Carey street Yeatcs Timothy, confectioner, 44 Tothill st. Westminster Willmott William, plate case maker, 4fi Old Bailey Yeend Jas. Parker, architect, See, 15 Clifford's inn, Fleet st Wihnex Wilson, architects, surveys. &c. 2 Riches ct. Lime st Yglcsiasf Mignei) wmemcrcht. t) King’sArmsyd. Coleman st Willoughby Richard, Sim tavern, 31 Ludgate street Young, Glassford, & Co, silk it calico printers, BI3 Ingram Wilson, Keith & Co. silk manufacturers, 124 Wood street street, Glasgow &50 Cheapside Wilson & Ogilvv, printers, 37 Skinner street, Snowliill Youngs’ it Jackson solicitors, 12 Essex street, Strand Wilson Frederick, Globe tavern, 20 Pavement, Finsbury Young Thomas, cork cutter, lifi Skinner street, Bishopsgate Wilson John, seal engraver,373 Strand Young William, ironmonger, UH Oxford street 7 8 SUPPLEMENT. [ 1 8 4 0 .

StevensJno. King of Prnss. P .H .30 Lit. Charlotte st. Hkfs Turner Hy. N. к Co.paper-tains. Elizabeth st. sontii, Pimlico Stovers Win. jun. watchmaker, 7 Wellington st. Goswell st Turner Henry & John, surgeons, 31 King street, Holhom StilesWm. coppersmith, plate maker, kc.23 Lisle st. Leic.sq Turner James & Son, coiichrnakers, 113 Long acre Stirling Tims. gen. slate works,37 Commercial rii. Lambeth Turner к Lenox, custom house 4: general agents, 23 Mark la Stocken Alfred, coach maker, Halkın st. Grosvenor place Turner Tims. к Rd. stockbrks. Stock Ex. & löThrogmorton st Strange John, cattle salesman, 8 West Smilhfleld Turner John, printers’ smith к brass rule cutter, 24 Brooke Strange Win. bookseller к publisher, -21 Paternoster row street, Holboni Straugwayes D’Arcy, solicitor, 4 Barnard's inn, Molbom Turnor William, pork butcher, 57 Warilour street Streeten hnis. Towers, barrister, ‘2 Fig tree court,Temple Tumour E. H. theatrical ag. к books. 4 Chas.st. Cov t. gard Strudwick Wm. & Jolm,mftg.goldsmiths, l(i Frith st. Soho sq Tynre Maria к Liicv, iinendrapcrs, 7 Charles st. Soho sq Stuart John (q. c.) barrister, 12 Old square, Lincoln’s inn Tyas Robert, bookseller & publisher, 8 Paternoster row Stubbs Geo.íe Co. looking glass mak.29 Itroad st. Golden sq Tyrrell Frederick, surgeon, 20 Bridge street, Blaeklrmrs Studley James, cheesemonger, 4:1 Ponton si. Pentonville Such Edwin, chemist, surgeon, kc. 3 Goswcll road Sugdon & Borras, tiorists, & plumassiers, Hi Aldermanbury UNIVERSAL Corn Reporter Newspaper, 42 Mincing Lí Suğden John,statuary, 1 Hargrave ter. Bermondsey new řd Unwin к Carpenter, hairdressers к perfumers, 138 High Bulman Rich, baker, 44 Upper North place, Gray’s inn rd street, Whitechapel, and 24 Piccadilly Summersbv Henry. Feathers IMI. 330 Oxford st Upton Edm. к Co. fancy woollen warehni. 5 Mitre et. Milk »t Sutherland Alexander John, physician, ID Fludyer st Upton Chas. surgeon, 20 Elizabeth street, Eaton square Sutton (R.) Sons& Cribble, stockbrokers, 2 Bank buildings Upton Walter, 1‘oyaisiau office, 27 Bueklersbury Swan к Martin, solicitors, 4 Sergeant’s inn, Fleet st Usherwood Hubert, shipowner, 71 Coruhill Swanslmrougli N Oake, warehousemen Swanwick & Soward.cust. ho. к shipg.ags. 35 StMary at hill Swift Owen, Horseshoe P.H. 25 Titchborne st. Hay market VAI.LENCE James, solicitor to tlie London & Greenwich Sydserff John, Ship tavern P.H., Camden street, Islington Railway Company, 4 King’s bench walk, Temple Symington Ttncing Co. Harrison’s wharf, St. Katherine's Vím ButchcH Edwin Martin, surgeon, 14 Broad st.Golden sq Symes William, teadeaier, ID Victoria road, Pimlico VanderveilkHailstone,ladies’ shoemaks.3 Unionst. Bond st Vaughan John к Wm. honduras merchants,26 Austinfriars Veal Iiiclid. Minsbull kSon. at tondes, IDAbingdon st.Westm TAHOURĐIN Chas. attorney, 12 Bedford st. Bedford sq Venn W illiam, baker, 48 St. Jolin street, Clerkenwell Tamlyn John, barrister, :17 Chancery lane Vertue Stephen к Son, com & seed factors, 10 Mark lane Tarn Thomas, carpet agent & warehousemen, IS Addle st Vickers Jolm & Sons, spirit merchants, 133 Tnoley street Tarr John, chemist, 42 Tothill st. Westminster Viles Henry A. engineer,41 Freescliool street, llorsclydown Tarrant W m. Barnes, solicitor, 10 Bucklersbury, Cheapside Viner Charles Edward к Co. watchmakers, 235 Regent st Tayler Daniel F. &Co. patent solid headed pin, needle, £ fish Vire Harriet (Sirs.), oil k italian warehouse, 105 Goswell rd hook manufacturers, 2 Crown court, Chcapsidc Vi zetel] у к Co. engravers к printers, 135 Fleet street Taylor Hugh к John F. coal factors, 2 St. Mary at lull Von Dadelszen, Freudentheil k|Co.merchants,23 Mincing la Taylor Richard & Co. merchants, 20 Birchin lane, Cornioli Voysev Samuel, grocer, Back road, St. George’s Elast Taylor Richard к Co. army shipping agents for passage baggage к freight and consignment, 20 Birchin lane Taylor Rd & Co. custom house agents, 20 Birchin lane W ADE Armigel, solicitor, 1 Fredericks place, Old Jewry TaylorRd&Co,eustind.colomalkgen.slıİppirgag.26Birchiıı la Wagoner John, sugar refiner, 3 Mansell street Taylor Isaac Cleaver, tailor, 2D Moorgate street Walbancke Geo. work.goldsmith, lOChandosst. Covt. gard Taylor John, bookseller, 85 Cliiswell street Wafford Weston Styleman, barrister,2 Plowden buildings Taylor Stephen, confectioner, 871 Rotherli'the wall Walford Wm. surgeon,Coin.terr. к 7 Church row, Limelumse Taylor Tlis. wine & spirit mercht. 23 Pliilpot la. Fencburchst Walker Holden, solicitor, 13 Fumival’s inn, Holhom Taylor William, cheesemonger, 100 Ratcliff highway Walker John, russia broker, Baltic coffee house Tennant J ames, mineralogist to lier Majesty,im porter of shells, Walker Wm. Falconar, solicitor, 35 Lincoln’s inn fields minerals, к works of art, к manufacturer of Derbyshire Wallis Rob. lincndraper, 2 Lowndes terrace. Knight-bridge spar к marble ornament,'., 149 Strand Wallis Thomas, w-oollen draper, 141 Oxford street Terrewost Reuben, attorney, 24 Cambridge ter. Hyde park Walter Chas. Gro. the IV . P.H. Portugals!. Lincoln’s inn fid* Thomas к Kenner, silk printers, 32 Cheapside Walters Wm. lincndraper, 23 Crawford st. Portman sq Thomas John, It nil's Head P.H. 75 West Smithfield Walther films. Davis,bookbinder, 111 Berners st. Oxford sf Thomas Owen Wynn, silk agent, 22J Milk street Ward Charles, coach Ironmonger, 164 Drury lane Thompson John, wine & brandy mer. 5(1 Lincoln’s inn fields Ward Geo.musical inst. seller, DO Leman st. Goodman’s fids Thomson & Pratt,bootmakers,‘2 Upper North pi. Grays inn rd Ward John, tobacconist, 42 Milton street, CrippWate Thornton fl tiliäni, enrpenter, 0 Lit. Cadogan pi. Sloane st Wardcll John, grocer к teadeaier, D Wapping wall Thurman к Houghton, who. hosiers, 3 Iluggin lane, Wood st Wardlcy Alfred, grocer, k c. 2 Elizabeth st. south, Pimlico Tilting Jas. Royal Oak, P.JI. 15 Circus street, Bryanston sq Wamar Henry, dînim: к colice rooms, 30 North Audley st Tillman John, coffee rooms, 38 Clerkenwell green Warne James,"pewterer, 14 Park street, Borough market TimpsonThomas, eating house, 4 Old Bailey Warner Wm. bookseller, 43Chapel street, Pentonville Tingey к Bon, cattle salesmen, 8 West Smithfiold Warr John, beast & sheep salesman, 64 West Smithfield Tomsett к Askey, fruit salesmen, Borough market W arren James, grocer к teadeaier, 141 Minörleş Topiin Christopher, tailor, 12 King street, Holhom Warrington John, grocer, 12 Orange Bt. Gravel la. Soutliwk Towgnod Hen. fc Geo. stockbrokers, 33 Throgmorton street Warwick William, pencil case maker, 20 Goswell road Town ley Richard, artist in hair к jeweller, 120 Oxford street Washington Jas.oitk colourmim, 3 Clare st. Clare market Townsend Wm. hat manufacturer, 52 Castle street. Borough WathcnJohn Beardmore, solicitor, 61 Torrington square TowseJno. Beckwith, solr. 13 Crooked lane, King William st Watson John & Co. east india merchants, 3 Lombard street TowseWm. Beckwith, Fishmongers’ hall, King William st Watson Andrew Kippis, barrister, 2 Plowden buildings Tozer George, 13 Cantons P H. 21 Castle st. Leicester sq Watson Charles, coal merchant, Villa st. Camberwell road TreasnrerCountyMiddx.f Off. ^Sessions ho. Clerkenwell gr Watson James, liarristcr, 50 Lincoln’s inn fields Treslove Tims. C. (q. c.) barrister, ID Old sq. Lincoln’s inn M atson Jolin, surgeon, 5 Ited lion st. Ilolborn Tressier Henry, Tiger IMI. 8 Tower dock, Tower hill Watson Joseph, carpenter, 2 Creechurch la. Leadenhall st Tripp Robert, woollen factor,4 & 5 Addle street, Wood street Watson Robert, solicitor,DTokenhonse yard Tripp William, Ordnance Anns Р.И. York mad, Lambeth Watson Thomas, physician, 10 Henrietta st. Cavendish sq Tritton Frederick, attorney, 15 Fish street hill Walson William, merchant, 0 West street, Finsbury Trowell Thomas & Co. toadealers, &e. D3 St. Martin’s lane Watt- Thos. general agent, 23 Peter’s hit!. Doctor’s comm Trower George Stoncstreet, solr. 10 St.Jamcs’s pi. St. James's Weakley C.bonc brush ma. 1 Newton st. N. North rd.Hoxton Tuck Mark, tailor, 3 Devonshire street, Queen square Weedon Francis к Co. british lace ma. 116 Wood st. Ciieapsd Tucker Richard к Sons, shoe thread, twine, к canvas manu­ Weekly True San Newspaper Office, 306 Strand facturers, 47 Toolcy street Wei borne Joseph Widdowson, silk mercer and laccman, 38 Tackett (Harvey),& Co. east india, army, к colonial agents, Albemarle street, Piccadilly 2D Poultry, & 13 Hamilton place, New road Welch Joseph, rattle salesman, 8 West Smithfield Tudor Hen. stock broker, 3 Hatton court, Thrcadncedle st WesseII Rudolph&Co.for.music imps.kpub.07Frithst.Soho Turnbull к Radenburst, merchants, 3 Barge yard West John, boot к shoemaker, 109 Crawford st. Bryanst. nq Turnbull Hector, commission agt. 3 Barge yd. Bucklcrsbury West Joseph, Castle ÿ talanı, 81 St. John st. Smithfield 1 8 4 0 .] SUPPLEMENT. 7 9

West Samuel, artist, 11 Berners street, Oxford street M’ilson Wm.earver,gilder,xc. 15 Clarence pi. Regent's park rd West William Hen.ruby pen maker, Brewer st. Goswell rd Windle.loeeph&Co.sliipkins.bio. ! JXcvv London st.Minorici Western Thomas Geo. special pleader, 4 Garden et. Temple Winterfiood William, Royal Oak 1’. H. 1-74 M'apping Westerton Charles, stationer, 1-7 Park side, Knightsbridge M'oif Rob.&Co.pianofbrte manufs.4”> Moorgatcst. Bank Westminster Medical Soviet)/, Exeter hall, 372 Strand Wood & Owen, wholesale druggists,2-7 St. Mary Axe Wetherell John, merchant, 17 Lime street Wood Alexander, barrister, 12 King's Bench walk Wheeler x Ablett, ready made linen warehouse, 23 Poultry M’ood Henry, upholsterer, 28 King strei t, llolborn Wheeler Charles, baker, !Wl Union st. Boro forn Wood Hen. \V. engine factory, Randagii road, Thames bank Whiskin Frances (Miss), shell fishmonger, 7 Hand ct. Ilolb Wood Thomas, dining rooms, (i Gray's innpass. Red I Jon sq Whistler Edwil. Webster,col. produce agent,9 Fenchurch st M ood Thomas, tailor, 20 Miiiurios ' White Thomas x Edward, wine merchants, 4-7 Mark lane Woodall Edward, writing engraver, 2!t M'ardour street White Daviti Tims, picture dealer, 28Gt. Maddox st.Uegt.st M uodruil'e Thomas, wim- merchant, 33 l’ itzroy square White Geo. A. Citi/ u f Norwich IMI. 2 North nv.Grosv. sq M'oodwark Richard, woollen manufacturer, 8 Hasinghail st White James, W hite H art Р.П. 10 Greenfield st. Wldtech M'ooler Thomas Jonathan, solicitor, 03 Hatton garden White John William, solicitor,37 Old Broad street Woolf Preger, tailor, 12 Widegate st. Bisbnpsgate st M hite Thomas, wine broker, 4.7 Mark lane Wootton Stephen, eornfaetor, Jack’s Coffee House, Mark la Whitehouse John, milliner,20 V ere st. Oxford street Wormald John, London Stone P. II. Cannon st Whitington George Thos. merchant, 2U Adam st. Adelphi M'right & Standen, furnishing ironmongers, 21 Crawford st MTiitmill Elizh. (Mrs.), fruiterer, 1 Gray’s bids. Manch, sq M’right .lames, King's Anns 1’. II. 27 Ahlersgate street Whitmore Citas. Shapland, barrister, 12 King’s bench walk M'rigtit John, improved range maker, 3 Arthur street M’ilce St Spooner, cheesemongers, 31 South st. Munches, sq MTight Matthew, cheese & provis. ugt. 24 St. Switkin’s lane Wilkinson William, dining rooms, t»4 Gracechurch street M'right Rotiert, eornfaetor, 48 Mark lane M’ilks James, coach header x maker of spring curtain M'right Win. clothes dealer, 14 Carter st. lloundsditch blinds, 140 Drury lane M'right Wm. gen.agL&accountant, 14 Cherry gar.sLBermsdy M'illans Peter x Suns, woollen manufs.22 Ironmonger la Wright M’illiam, manufactg. jeweller, Brewer st. Goswell ríl Willard William, baker, <17 Welheck street Wright M'illiam, surgeon aurist, 4.7 Duke st. St. James's Willett. & Bennett, look. gl. x frame ma.lOWaterst. Strand M'right M’illiam, tailor, 32 Great Marlborough street Williams & Lewis,british & for. straw manufs.l2Ludgatcst Wyatt Ht. B. S: Clement, curriers, 82 Hatton garden Williams, Mottram x Thompson,-warehousemen, 104 Wood st Wyatt James, Marquis of Grnnhg P.H. Down st. Piccati; M’illiams X Southall, animal preservers, 113Gt.Titehfieldst Williams Chas.Jas.B. F.n.s. physician,7Holles st.Caven. sq Williams Geo. Thos. barrister,4 King’s bench walk, Temple YALLOP Rowland, solicitor, 8 Ftirnivnl’s inn, Holborn Williams Joseph, M.i). 8 Tavistock square Yarborough Rd. Cooke, solicitor. 44 Lincoln's inn fields Williams Joseph, sugar refiner, 42 Betts st. Ratclitf highw Yates Mary (Mrs.), Crown fc Cushion P.H. Pages’ wk. Willis X Freak, jewellers, 1.7 St. John's sq. Clerkenwell Grange rd. Bermondsey Willis James, barrister, 20 Bril yard, Carey street Yeates Timothy, confectioner, 44 Tothill st. Westminster M’illmott William, plute case maker, 48 Old Bailey Yeend Jas. Parker, architect, Sie. 1.7 Clifford’s inn, Fleet st Wihnex Wilson, architects, surveys. Xc. 2 Riches ct. Limest Ygicsias( Miguel) winemercht. 9 King’aArmsyd. Coleman st Willoughby Richard, Sun tavern, 31 Ludgate street Young, Glassford, & Co. silk .x calico printen!, HO Ingram M'ilson, Keith & Co. silk manufacturers, 124 Wood street street, Glasgow к и0 Cheapside Wilson к Ogilvy, printers,.77 Skinner street, Snowhill Youngs’ & Jackson solicitors, 12 Essex street, Strand Wilson Frederick, Globe taveni, 20 Pavement, Finsbury Young Thomas, cork cutter, (t8 Skinner street, Bishojisgatc M'ilson John, seal engraver, 373 Strand Young William, ironmonger, 191 Oxford street 80 [1840. PUBLIC COMPANIES

METROPOLITAN BANK,

4, PALL MALL EAST.

TRUSTEES.

Major-General Henry Wyndhain. The Honourable Charles Pelliam Villier»,M.P. John Ellis, Esq, M.P.

DIRECTORS.

C h a ir m a n —The Right Honourable Thomas P. Courtenay. D epu ty Ch a ir m a n —John Ellis, Esq. M.P.

Henry Jelf Sharp, Esq. Charles Waite, Esq. R. W . P. l.utwidge, Esq. Edward Winslow, Esq. Joseph Wooler, Esq. Vernon Abbott, Esq. diaries Francis, Esq. Jolin Dangcrfield, Esq. T. C. Granger, Esq. Charles Downes, Esq.

G p.n b k a l M a n a g e r —Alexander Wight, Esq. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Murrays, Rymer, ami Murray, .19, Chancery Lane, and 20, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East.

Тик business o f this Bank is transacted on the undermentioned terms: — Current Acconntn.—On tiie llth and last days of every month, fourteen days’ interest will he allowed on the smallest sum at credit on any day during the preceding fortnight. Deposit Accounts,—Interest will be allowed on sums under £2000, subject to fourteen days’ notice o f withdrawal except as to sums under £1011, which may he withdrawn without notice ; Deposits o f £200(1 and upwards to he subject to special agreement. Receipts will be given for sums so deposited, or if preferred, Bills or Promissory Xotes at not lc-s than six months’ date, including Interest, will he issued. Cask Crédits upon approved security w ill he granted in sums of £100 and upwards. Temporary Advances will he made upon Title Deeds and other Securities deposited by Solicitors or others, being Shareholders and Customers of tin- Bank. Acceptances made payable at the Bank by parties not keeping a Balance will he charged with a commission o f one.-cighth per cent. Dividends ami all other descriptions o f Income received and remitted, or placed to the credit o f tile partit* at Interest. The Aijencp оГ Country and Foreign Banks will tie undertaken. British mul Foreiijn Storks and Securities purchased and sold, and every description of Banking Business and Money Agency transacted. Bilis for Discount should he left before twelve o'clock. BUts, Betters o f Credit, a:td Circular Xotes, will be granted, payable at Paris Lisbon Palermo Amsterdam Madrid St. l’etersburgh A ntwerp Malta Stockholm Baden Milan Trieste Berlin Munich Vienna ( "openhagen Xaples Venice Hamburgh Rome And at the principal Cities and Commercial Towns o f Europe, and letters of Credit will also be granted payable in any part of the United StaUs of Americi. A l k a . W i g h t , Manager. 1 8 4 0 .] PUBLIC COMPANIES. 8 1 THE BRITISH AND AUSTRALASIAN BANK,

5f>, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.

CAPITAI, ONE M IbblON STEEIINC.

The Directors o f this Company do hereby give notice, that they transact banking business of every kind upon the principle o f the Scotch hanks, in London, and in the Australasian colbnies, and New Zealand. Current accounts kept with individuals or bodies o f persons, and interest ut the rate of two and a half per cent, allowed on the average monthly balances o f such accounts. Deposits of money received of any amount, and for onv time or term; upon deposits to be withdrawn at a short notice interest at the rate of three per cent, per annum is allowed ; upon sums deposited tor terms a higher rate of interest is paid; viz. 4 per cent, for cash to he withdrawn after three months’ notice. 4 1 ...... six — Ö ...... , twelve — And bonds bearing interest nt the rate of six per cent, per annum are granted for sums deposited for five years or upwards. Tile accouutsand agencies of joint stock and other country and foreign hanks, and o f individuals or bodies of persons residing in the country or abroad, uudet taken. Advances of money grunted upon tliesccurity of landed property in any of the colonies and settlements of Australasia, upon stocks and shares, upon consignments o f merchandise to or from the colonies, upon the shares of the hank, and generally upon any other securities that luuv be approved of. Exchange business o f every kind transacted. Bills and letters o f credit granted as may he required on the branch banks of the company in the Australasian colonies und New Zealand at par. Bills, notes,drafts, .Vi\, upon parties residing in either of the said colonics, cashed or remitted for collection. Sums of money invested by the bank upon t lie security o f landed property, in any of the Australasian colonies for account of parties resident in the United Kingdom or elsewhere. Any person having business to transact in relation to the Australasian colonies may obtain information and advice regarding tbc same from the Managing Director, who lias resided in Australia ; and every application respecting business meets with immediate attention. The remaining shares will be issued at u premium until further notice of £ 1 10s. per share. Applications for the same, or regarding business, may be made personally, or by letter, post paid, to FRED. BOUCHER, Managing Director. •>T>, Moorgatc-strect, Dec. 1, 1SÎ0.

JERSEY MERCANTILE UNION BANK, JOSIIUA LE BAILLY, Jt;jí. Ksq. Mavam îu.

Letters of Credit continue to be granted on the Island o f Jersey, payable on demand, with the full current premium also the proceeds o f Dividends, received at the Bank o f England, without Commission.

The amount of the required Credit to he paid at this Olliee, or at Messrs. Ladbrokes, Kingscote, aud Co., Bankers, Bank Buildings.

No. 3J>, Clement’s Lane, T homas I’ icksto ck, Lombard Street, City. London Agent.

VAN DIEMEN’S LAND COMPANY, M, OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON. Established in 1A35, by Act o f rarliunient, (i Geo. IV. cap. 39, and incorporated by Royal Charter. Joseph Cripps, Esq. M.P.—Governor. William Bunde, Esq.—Deputy Governor.

DIRECTOR*. William Borradaile, Esq. Ru’ ph Fenwick, Esq. Edward Marshall, Esq. John Cockerell, Esq. Edward Fletcher, Ksq. Brice l ’earse, K-q. John Cattlpy, Esq. Bartholomew Jeffery, Esq. John I’earsc, Ksq. Samuel N orinari Cowley, Esq. Felix Lad broke, Esq. George Rotigenient, Esq.' Capei Cure, Esq. Gen. Sir It. Muefurlane, K.C.B. Francis Wilson, Esq. Richard Dawkins, Esq. Harry Mackenzie, Esq. James Alexander, Esq. 8. Mills, Esq. W. Wilkinson, Esq.—Auditors, Samuel R. Ewen, Esq.—Secretary. I' 82 PUBLIC COMPANIES. [1840. ALLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE AND FIRE A S S U R Ã N C T ^ P Ã N ^ (Es t a b l ish e d ey Act op P a r l ia m e n t ) ], В A H T II O I. O M E W L Л N E, L O N D O N. C a p it a l , £5,000,000 Sterling. PRESIDENTS. is I r v in g , Esq M.P. | Sa m u el G u iin e y, Esq. Sir M ouses M o n t e p io k e , F.R.S. DIRECTORS. G, H. B a r n e t t , Esq. T. A. C u r t is , Esq. Tuomas M a ste r m a n , Esq. E d w a r d B lo cn t, Esq. Rt . Hon. G. R. D a w so n , T homas R ic h a r d so n , Esq. J ohn Bow dh n, Esq. E d w a r d Fl e t c h e r , Esq. Lio n e l N athan D e R o th sch ild E»q T. F. B u xto n , Esq. Sik G eo. H a r r iso n , К.С.И. Osw a ld S m ith , Esq. S ir Ro bert Ca m pb ell, Bart. Lo u is Lu cas, Esq. M k lv il W ilson, Esq. W . C k a w po r d ' Esq., M .P. Auditors—Sir George Carroll—Charles Gibbcs, Esq. — Andrew Johnston,Esq. Bonkers.—Messrs. Barnett, Houres and Co. A ctuary.— Benjamin Gompertz, Esq., F.R.S. Secretary.—Andrew Hamilton, Esq. Physician.—John R. Hume, M. D., Curzoti Street. Solicitor.—Jolin M. Pearce, Esq. Surveyor.—Thomas Állason, Esq.

LIEE ASSURANCE. Life Assurances are effected by tbc Company upon moderate terms, while the Assured participate in tlio Profit* which arc declared at the expiration of every successive period of Five Years. FIRE ASSURANCE. Pire Assurances continue to be accepted by the Company at the following reduced rates, viz. Common Assurances ...... at l.t. Or/. Hazardous...... at 2s. M. Double Hazardous...... at 4i. Orf. A. HAMILTON, Secretary. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 1, PRINCES STREET, BANK, LONDON. САГ1Тa l one m il l io n . DIRECTORS. William Bardgett, Esq Millie Coventry, Esq. PeU-rMorrison, Esq. Samuel Bevington, Esq. Jolin Drewctt, Esq. William Sitami, jun., Esq. William Fechuey Black, Esq. Robert Egiinton, Esq. Henry Lewis Smale, Esq. John В right man, Esq. Erasmus Robert Foster, Esq. Thomas Teed, Esq. George Cohen, Esq. Alex. Robert Irvine, Esq. M e d ic a l O f f ic e r *. William Stroud, M. D., Great Corani Street, Russell Square.— Ebenezer Smith, Esq. Surgeon, Billiter Square. St a n d in g Counsel— The Hon. John Asldey, New Square, T.ineolnVInn. So l ic it o r —William Bevuti, Esq. Old Jewry.— B a n k e r s—Messrs. Drewctt and Fowler, Princes Street, Bank. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY. An ample subscribed capital, invested in sudi a manner as always tube Immediately available when the claims By deaths arise. , . , . . A most economical set o f Tables presenting the lowest rales o f Assurance that can he offered without compromising the safety o f the Institution. Increasing Rates of PremiuPremium on a new and remarkable plan, peculiarly advantageous by way of securing loans or debts, a less immediate payment being required on a Policy for the whole term o f life than in any other Office. A Board of Directors and Medical Officers ill ultemluiice daily at the Office at Two o'clock. Assurances completed and Policies delivered within a few hours. . . . , , Females amt others, to whom it may be inconvenient to appear at the Office, visited at their own houses by one ot the Medical Offiecrs...... , , , ,,, , . .. .. Policies effected by persons on their own lives not rendered void in rase o f death by duelling or the nanus of justice In the event of suicide if the Policy be assigned toa homiJiilc creditor, the sum Assured paid without deduction. Policies revived within twelve months without the exaction of a fine. Age of the Assured in every ease admitted in the Policy. АП claims payable within one month after proof o f death. A liberal commission allowed to Solicitors and Agents. Extract from Increasing Bates of Prémium for an Assurance of £100 fo r whole term o f Life.

• Annual Premium payable during Remainder Age. 1st Five ‘2nd Five ! 3rd Five 4tli Fiv c rears. years. • years. years uf Life.

£ ». d. £ s. ft. £ s. d. £ ». d. £ »■ d. 20 1 1 4 ô 10 i io n 1 Pi ‘J 2 3 8 Я0 1 ti 4 1 12 2 1 1!» 1 2 7 4 2 17 C 40 1 10 1 2 4 4 2 14 0 3 7 3 4 3 4 ЛП 2 10 7 3 0 4 4 ft 5 ft 0 3 0 13 7 PETER MORRISON, Resident Director. 1 8 4 0 .] PUBLIC COMPANIES. 8 3 CİTYOF LONDON ÜNNÜÏTŸ ÂNQ LOAN COMPANY, No. 0, KINO WILLIAM STREET, LONDON. TO BE EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

CAPITAL. £.300.000.

DI HECTORS. W il l ia m Sloane, Esq., 37, Wimpolc-street, C h a i r m a n . G a k d s e r Bogus, Esq., Liverpool. I J on s M aclean Lei:, Esq., II, Old Cavendi

The objects of this Institution are to grant adequate rates of Annuity to parties disposes! to invest Capital in this manner, and to offerto others the means ot obtaining u provision, at an advanced age, on fair and reasonable terms. In the one ease the Company afford to persons unconnected with, or retiring from trade, one of the best possible modes of securing u competency for the remainder of life; and, in the other ease, it presents to t lie public a new system of Assurance, of which the benefit, in each case, is not to he enjoyed by others, after the death of the Subscriber, but by the Subscriber himself at that period of life, when it is evident'tlmtit will be most serviceable, even if it do not become necessary. * f" Prospectuses and every requisite information may 1a1 obtained either bv tetter or personal application at the office of the Company. ' * WILLIAM BAILEY, Secretary. COMPARATIVE TABLE. Shoeing the Hates altaleni by the C m op London A n n u ity and Loan Com pan y fo r rach £100 sunk by I he Annuitant, and the Kates allowed by the Uorerà meat Annuity Office when the priera/li per rent. Coruols it У0 :— } Mate. il Female.

City of Government En cess beyond City of London Government Excess beyond Age. : Government Age. Government London Hate. Rate. Rate. Rate. ’. Rate. Rate.

£ ». ,1. £ 5. d 1 £ ». d. £ jr. ft. £ d. £ ». d. 30 7

IMMEDIATE BENEFITS OFFERED TO TIIE PUBLIC.

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE HATES Reduced :t0 per Cent per Annum loYver than any other О Dice. LIFE ANNUITY RATES, CALCULATED ON EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES!!! FOR EXAMPLE. For every £100 deposited, this Association will grant the Annuity placed opposite the Age of I lie party depositing. - From .£511 nod upwards, in proportion. Age 30 to_ All to 45 to 50 to OH 05 70 ti! _ I ^ to 80___ Per Cent. Pert'ent. Per Cent. Per Cent. PerCent. PertCent- PerCelit. Per Celit. PerCent. О П 0 £!> о 0 £!l 10 П £10 10 0 £P2aI0 0 £ 1 0 10 0 £•-’0 0 0 £25 0 0 LIFE ASSURANCE RATES. Age aï) to 2*> to 30 to :15 tu 38 to 40 to 45 to bo s. d. I £ s. d. £ ». d. I £ ». d. I £ s. d. I £ s. d. I £ ». d. Premium. 1 £ *> 1 1 и о ! 1 15 0 not 20 1) 1 2 10 0 1 2 15 0 I 3 5 0 ТЫ» Company make no Charges for intermediate Ages under 50 Years. FIRE INSURANCE RATEE. Common Insurance. s. d. Private Houses and Shops (not bavardons) ...... I 0 per Cent. Hazardous...... 4 0 Double Hazardous ...... :t n Fanning Stock ...... 1 « F 4 Secretary.—О. E. WILLIAMS. 8 4 PUBLIC COMPANIES [ 1 8 4 0 . LA W LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, FOR THE ASSURANCE OF LIVES OF PERSONS IN A N Y STATION OP LIFE. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor. The Tiiviit Hon. Lord Ahinler. The Right lion, the Lord Denman. Campbell, Sir Jóim, M.I’ ., Attorney General. The Right i Ion. Sir N. C. Titulál, Lord Chief Justice of the Parrer, Janies William, Esq., Master in Chancery. Common Pleas. Law, George, lis»)., Lincoln's Inn. DIRECTORS. Bateman, J. Jones, Esq., Lincoln’s Inn. Forster, John, Esq., Carey Street. Richards, ltd.,Esq.. M.P., Bedford Sq. Brougham,Wm.Esq.,Master in Chancy. Foss, Edward, Esq., Essex Street. Saxon, Nathaniel, Esq., Temple. Brown, Anthony, Esq., Alderman. Freie, G., Esq., New Sq., Lincoln’s Inn. 'Storks, Mr. Serjeant, Serjeant's Inn, Brvmdrett, Jonathau, Esq., Temple. Urey,The Right Hon. Sir George, Bart., Chancery Lane. Clarke,Titos. Esq., Craven St., Strand. ăi.P., Judge Advocate. Twiss,H.,Ixsq.Q.C , Park pl. St. James’ Courtenay, P. Esq., Q.C .,M ,P., Temple. Lowe, William, Esq., Temple. ..Vizard,...... Wm., ”Ěsq., Lincoln's T' ' *Inn Fields. — Dealtry, Peregrine, Esq., Crown Office. Marsham, Robert, Esq., Inner Temple. White, Richard, Esq., Essex Street. Duval, Lewis, Esq., Lincoln’s Inn. Nicheli, Htid, Esq., Doctor’s Commons. Williams, Sir Charles F.,Q.C.,Commis­ Farrer,Oliver,Esq.,Lincoln’s Inn Fields. Parkinson, J.Esq., Lincoln’s Inn Fields. sioner of the Court o f Bankruptcy. AUDITORS. CHOSEN II Y THE l'ROVnlETOltS. CHOSEN' TÎY ТИП ASSLHEI). Chisholme, William, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields. Drummond, Andrew Mortimer, Е-q., Charing Cross, Smith John, Esq., Temple. lloarc, Henry, Esq. Fleet Street. Btnxkcrs.- -Messrs. Hoare, Fleet Street'. Fo c r - f if t h s o f the Profits made hy this Society will he appropiated to the persons assured for the whole torn o f Life. O n t h e 31 st d a y of D kckm hek, 1 and at the end of every Seven Years from that period, the profits dlvisihleamongst the Assured, will be apportioned amongst such of the Assured for the whole term of life, as shall have been so assured for the space of three years or upwards, previously to those periods respectively, subject only to the reservation o f such a sum of money as the Directors shall deem necessary to he carried forward, to the period of* I he next septennial division, for the bencin o f the Assured. For thcniuoiuils which shall be so apportioned, equivalent n versionary stints will he added to the Policies respectively of those entitled. The subjoined is a Bercim en T.utLi: o f Bonuse«, in even pounds, added to Policies o f £1000 each which had hem force during the first ten years o f the existence o f the Society, anil declared up to 31st December, 1833, compared with the amounts o f Premiums that had been received and improved at interest. •" 1 Age nt Amount of Age at Amount of Bonus. Commencement. Premium. Commencement. Premium. Bonus.

20 £207 £173 40 £400 £230 25 204 177 00 A3'. 230 30 310 180 85 028 203 ЗА 303 188 00 752 2.05 40 401 НИ) 025 351

Sote—Due allowance must be made for extreme and intermediate tores, and tbe difterence of years during which the Assurances have been ia ’ e v . .1 . ______t it 1. t...... •% * V.., nei олм Lİ m м ■ IЛ oneurdittri tn tlia SS..İ.. V . . . . 1

« * The

THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT ANO ASSURANCE SOCIETY,

ARTHUR STREET, M EST, LONDON BRIDGE.

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.

Where mav be itati,on application, a Pocket Diary,for 1840, with Life mid Annuity Tables, General Reflection?, Ac.,ice DIRECTORS: Thomas Bax. Job Heath. Russell Jeffrey. T. Gates Darton. Joseph Stem ', Jim. Henry Sterry. W . Reveil Spicer. Josejili Cooper. Henry Tuckctt. Jasper Capper BAN K ERS: SOLICITOR: Messrs. Prescott, Grote, aud Co. Frederick Bankart. This Society, early in 1837, originated a new system of Life Assurance, which has become extremely popular. On attaining the ages o f eixtv-Uve, sixty, fifty-five, or fifty, the Assured themselves receive the amount o f tlie Assur­ ance, with the accumulated Profits ; or. in ease o f death ňt any time hi fore that nge. it is paid to the representatives líté rates o f Premiums (o f which the following are examples) are even less on young lives than those usually required for the whole tenu o f life. Annual Premiums, to secure £100 at the age o f Pixty-fivo, or earlier in ease of death.

Age 15 20 25 30 3'. 40

£1 15 0 £ 2 0 0 £2 5 0 £2 11 (i £3 1 0 £ 3 15 0 j

Tiie Society also effects Assurances for the whole o f life, and for shorter periods, on lower terms than those generally charged. It likewise grants immediate survivorship and deferred Annuities, provides endowments, anil traitsacls all other Life Assurance business. Arthur Street M'cst, London Bridge. A. A. FRY, Actuary. 1840.] PUBLIC COMPANIES. 85 PALLADIUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 7, WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON.

Diwtors.

GEORGE AHIU THSOT, Esq. JOSKl'U Es DAILK, ErSj. Sir John Marrow, Bart. I’.R.S. SirTllOMAS F. Fr em an tle , Bart. M.P. Col. William Bodacott Davis. J ames MnutAV,Estp Loni William R. K. Douglas, F.R.S. Sa m u el Sk in n e r , Esq. Ht. Hon. Sir Howard Hype East, Hart. F.R.S. Patrick Maxwell Stewart, E-q. Neil Benjamin Edmoxstone, F.U.S. Sir W illiam Y o u ng , Hart. HANKERS—Messrs. Bosanqcet i: Co.—The London and W estminster Bank. PHYSICIAN—J aiies Bartlf.t, M.D. RESIDENT SECRETARY & ACTUARY—Nicholas Grut, Esq. AU Persons assured hi tills Office arc permitted to pass and repats, hi time o f peace, from any part of Pit rope, to another, try Sea or Land, without payment o f additional Premium, or forfeiture o f Policy, SECOND SEPTENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS, IT ТО ТПЕ 31st DECEMBER 1838. The Directors, in order to render the advantages of Lite Assurance more general, and to afford greater accommodation to persons desirous of effecting Policies, now offer to the 1*111)110 two distinct Plans for timt purpose ; \ iz. Persons may either participate in Four-fifths, or 80 per eent. of the estimated Profits ; or They may effect Assurances for a specific object, -at Reduced Rates of Premium, without participating in tlie Profits of the Society. Assurances to the extent of £0000 may be made on any healthy Life, upon either of the above Plan«.

ADDITIONS TO TOIICIDS. The following Table shows the Additions made to Policies for £0000, which hail hern in force fu r seven complets years ; and also fu r fourteen years, to the 31st December, 1838.

1 Age Fir st B onus Second Bonus Total A dditions Total Sums i at com- for Seven Years, from lor Seven Years, from for Fourteen Years, now pavablc, in case • mence­ 182it» 1831. 1831 to 1838. from 1824 to 1838. o f Deutli. ! merit. i - £. S. d. £• $. d. £. 8. d. £■ Я. d. 10 S8İ 0 lit 305 5 'J 580 li 7 5580 (i 7 2 2 2 1 0 338 in 342 3 5 081 7 İRİM 7 20 414 11 8 353 13 5 708 •j 1 5708 Г» 1 2 25 421 15 io 302 0 10 787 8 5787 о 8 fi.) 433 15 0 380 0 0 813 15 0 5813 15 0 35 447 10 0 400 10 Õ 854 0 г> 5854 ti • > 40 477 18 4 445 10 0 023 18 1 18 1 45 512 10 (1 408 12 11 TOII 2

Show'vuj the R eiat ice Proportions o f Premiums paid, and sums added, on a Pnliey »/’ £00011 ; briny oil an It re raye oj all ayes from Eight to Fifty, Forty-three per cent, on the Premiums paid daring the. fourteen years.

Age at Total Amount of Premiums Additions made to the Sum , commence­ paid İn 14 years, on assured in the 14 yearn, ! ment. each of the following Policies. on the same Policies.

£• F. d. £• 9. d. 10 1102 18 4 .r»w; »; 7 15 1350 8 4 081 2 7 20 1Õ2Õ 8 4 7IİH •r> 1 25 1082 18 4 787 2 8 30 180!) 11 H 813 15 lí 35 20! 14 3 4 854 li 5 40 2377 1 8 021 18 1 45 2727 1 8 Kill •> ît 50 3173 0 8 1120 15 7 i Persons assuring their Lives at any perimi before the next distribution of Prolit- in 1845, will have sums appropriated to their Policies, in proportion to the profits then declared.

» • The Hoard o f Directors meet every Thursday at Eterea o'Clock-, but Assurances may le effected on any other day, bel ween the hours o f Ten and Four. 86 PUBLIC COMPANIES. [ 1 8 4 0 . PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, CSpecially empowered by Act o f Parliament,) REGENT STREET, PICCADILLY.

ESTABLISHED IK 1806.

PRESIDENT.

Тик R ight Hon. Earl Grey. VICE PRESIDENTS. Tur Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. j Earl of Carnarvon. Kari. of Hardwickk, K.G. V iscount Duncannon. TRUSTEES. Francis Const, Esq. J. E. C o n a n t , Esq. Andrew Macklf.w , Esq. A lexander Hf.nderson, M.D. G lynn к Eahi.e W elby, Esq., M.P. Barber B eaumont, Esq. And Tliirtcen Directors. M anaging D irecto r—Barher Beaumont, Esq. Secretary—3. A. B eaumont, Esq.

The recent extraordinary uprise of projects o f this kind roust naturally induce ail considerate persons to inquire into and reflect on the security und benefits to be expected from thorn; particularly as, before the successive reductions o f premium?, which have lately taken placc, and while money improved at a hit'll rate of interest, upwards of Thirty Lifo Insurance Otiiecs broke up, some of them in total insolvency. THE PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE will be found upon examination follavo Ion" realized every benefit and con­ venience to the public which is promised in the new projects. For the main purpose, provision for surviving objects of affection, the advantages o f the Provident Office are second to none. All the profits, except about 5 per Cent, thereon allotted to the Original Members for their guarantee Capital of aqnarterof a Million sterling, and their exoneration ofthc insured from all responsibility, are scptenniallv divided among all insured for Life in proportion to their contributions, and added to their policies; orin their option applied to the reduction o f their future premiums. These additions have amounted to 40 per Cent, on the premiums received, and in tlip whole to,£313,(i(J2. Their effect may he judged of from a jtoiicy taken out by his late Majesty on his own life for £1,000, which additions increased to £3,003. Another benefit o f very greatpmctical importance is peculiar to the Provident Office. From various causes the exact time for paying renewals is frequentie passed over,and someof the Offices avail themselves of the lapse of only a few day* to refuse to renew, and to seize on all they have been receiving for years as a clear gain. In the Provident,« whole year is allowed for the revival o f a policy, neglected to he renewed when due. " . As some recent Offices have adopted the name Provident, it will he necessary to observe that the Provident Life Office, founded in WW conjointly with the Original Provident Institution, or Bank fo r Savings, is in Regent Street, Piccadilly, in the same Building with the County Fire Office. THE NATIONAL REVERSIONARY INVESTMENT COMPANY,

OFFICE, No. (53, OLD BROAD STREET.

DIRECTORS. Donald Maclean, Esq. M.P. Chairman. R. E. A. Townsend, Esq. Deputy Chairtnan. W, B. Brodić, Esq. M.P Win. Campbell Gillen, Esq. Edward Savage Bailey, Esq. John Kendal, Esq. Patrick Chalmers, Esq. M.P. W. A. Mackinnon, Esq. M.P. Octavius E. Coope, Esq. John Roskell, Esq. Alexander Cowan, Esq. E. IV. Scadding, Esq. Robert Dickson, Esq. George Sheppard, Esq. Thomas Fussoll, Esq. Thomas Varuou, Esq. AUDITORS. Professor Danii l-l Dr. Royle. ACTUARY. Rrnjamiu Gompertz, Esq. F.R.S., F.R.A.S., Ac. CONSULTING COUNSEL, Henry Nelson Coleridge, Esq. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Cardale, Cardale and Ilifie, Г e Iford Row. BANKERS. Messrs. Denison, lleywood, & Co. Lomháid Street. Messrs. Snow and Paul, Strand. The Compnnv purchase Reversionary and Contingent Interests, real and personal, Life Interests ami Annuities, Policie* of Assurance, ind every description ot Property that can hr affected by the routing.--»cv <>Г h шиsniffe. Prospectuses and forms adapted for receiving Proposals may he obtained by apple .itiuii at the office. Wm. SIM, Secretary. 1 8 4 0 .] PUBLIC COMPANIES. 8 7 STANDARD OF ENGLAND LIFE ASSURANCE, REVERSIONARY INTEREST AND ANNUITY COMPANY, 8, KING WILLIAM STREET, CITY; D'Olies Street, Dublin ; 84. Great George Street, Edinburgh ; 7, Castle Street, Liverpool ; Small Street, Eristől ; Cross Street, Manchester ; and Fletcher Gate, Nottingham.

C A P IT A I, ONE M X LX, X О N.

DIRECTORS. Genree Barclay, Esq. William Gunston, Esq. James Row, Esq. William Cory, Esq. Major-Gen. C. Hodgson, E.I.C.S. J. A. Thompson Smyth, Esq. William Davis, Esq. John Cuthbert Joyner, Esq. Frederick T. West, Esq. Lawrence Dorgan, Esq. Henry Lawson, Esq. George Whitehead, Esq. William Wright, Secretary. AUDITORS. George Pearson, Esq. Skinner Row, Esq. | William Ayscougli Wilkinson, Esq. MEDICAL OFFICERS. Francis Henry Ramsbothnm, M.D., 14, New Broad Street, City. William Gwillim Merrett, Esq., Surgeon, 115, Leadrnhalt Street, City.

_ The тегу economical Management of this Institution enables the Directors to offer to the Public the Lowest Datei o f Premium, with perfect Security to the A ss и red ; which will be fourni advantageous in all cases, and especially on Insurances for limited periods. Liberal Commissions arc allowed to Solicitors and Agents.

INCREASING RATES 07 PREMIUM.

ANNIA I. I'tEMItM POH £100, fAVABl.K DURING Age. First Five Years. Second Five Years. Third Five Years. Fourth Five A'cars. Remainder o f Life.

£ . s. d. £ . s. d. £■ *. d. £ . s. d. £■ A f 15 0 10 4 1 it Ď 1 7 11 1 13 i 1 18 10 25 1 il fi 1 8 7 1 14 5 2 1 4 2 0 7 35 1 В) 4 I 17 2 2 5 0 2 15 H a 8 4 45 sí 14 8 a 7 4 4 a « 5 4 3 2 4 ‘ By order of the Board of Directors. W ILLIAM W RIGHT, Secretary. YORK AND LONDON BRITISH AND FOREIGN ASSURANCE COMPANY,

HIGH OVSEGATE.YORK, and KIXC WILLIAM STREET, LONDON.

Ca p it a i., £500,000.

LONDON BOARD. George Frederick Young, Esq. Chairman. Matthew Forster, Esq. Deputy Chairman. A. Banncrman, Esq. M.P. Sir James Eyre, M.D. T. H. Kerfoot, Esq. Lord Emeet Bruce, M.P. William Ilaigh, Esq. John Parker, Esq. M.P. J. W. Childers, Esq. M.P. J. Bulkeler Johnson, Esq. E. T. Whitaker, Esq.

YORK BOARD. Tims. Gregory, Esq. Chairman. W. Mattcrson, Esq. Dep. Chairman James Audus, Esq. Henry Cooper, Esq. 1 Chas. Jas. Hanson, Ksq II. S. Belcombe, Esq. M.D. Robert Davies, Esq. George Hudson, Esq. Matthew Carr, Esq. James Gadsden. Ksq. Sir John Simpson. George Woodall, Esq.

Bankers— London and Westminster Bank, and York Union Banking Co.

Solicitors—Messrs. Holme, Loftus A Young, London; and Messrs. Ord & Newton, Pctergate, York.

Surveyor—Thos. M. Nelson, Esq. Charles street, St. James’s square. Valuer— Mr. Jas. Jary, rø Coleman street

The Terms both for Fire ami Life Assurance will be found to combine all the advantages offered by other Companies. Prospectuses may be had at the Offices, King William Street, London, and High Dinegate, York ; or of any of the J. REDDISH, Secretary. Agents 8 8 MISCELLANEOUS. [ 1 8 4 0 .

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

BRIDGE STREET, BLACK FRIARS.

DIRECTORS. Pbesidest—Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. V ic e P resid en ts—Right lion. Thomas Peregrine Courtenay; ami Ralph Price, Esq. Edward Richards Adams, Esq. William Samuel Jones, Esq. David Pollock, Esq. William Dae res Adams, Esq, Henry Kemble, Esq. < liarles Pott, Esq. Algernon Frampton, M.D. John May, Esq. Rev. John Russell, D.D. Frederick Gibson, Esq. Sir Alexander Morison, M.D. TRUSTEES. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. I Ralph Price, Esq. Richard Twining, Esq. | Henry Kemble, Esq. A ctcakt—Arthur Morgan, F.R.S. Assistant Actuary—Mr. John Scott Martineau.

MISCELLANEOUS.

o p p i) ош ш ш ш ш Q O O O O P P Ç X УС WHITE’S 1 m т ш ш т т ® * A highly fashionable and peculiar Handkerchief Scent, possessing extracts from the most fragrant flowers, and forming a Perfume at once street, durable, and refreshing. In bottles, at 2a. 6d., 4s. od., 8». and in elegant Toilet Bottles, 14s. each. WHITE'S AROMATIC PUNCENT ESSENCE. So exceedingly useful in Head Aches, Fainting, Arc., and particularly reviving in crowded rooms. In neat stoppered bottles, enclosed in Morocco cases, 3s. each. W HITE’S GENUINE COOLING APERIENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS. These Powders possessing absorbent ae well o» openent properties, are superior to all others in Heart- bum, Indigestion, Bile, or Acidity of the Stomach, arising from a too free use of wines, ipirits, or highly seasoned viands; they may be had recourse to as an agreeable and efficient saline remedy, the fixed air they contain rendering them as refreshing as Soda Water. In red boxes, lined with tin-foil, 2s. each, fwarranted to keep in any climate.) The above prepared only by THOMAS WHITE, Chemist,24,Cornhill,London. N. B.The Essence o f Eglantine, and the Aromatic Pungent Essence, can be obtained of any respectable Chemist or Perfumer In the Kingdom. M edicine Chests, fitted np with the best drups suitable for any climate, varying In price from £2 to £20. Э 0 О О 0 Ш Й O0ÖO0O0Q0O0OQO0QQ0

MORISON’S PILLS.

WHEREAS spurious imitations o f my Medicines are now in circulation, I, JAMES MORISON, tin* llygeist, hereby give notice, that none cun lie genuine without the words “ Morison’s Universal Medicines” иге engraved on the Government Stamp, affixed to each box, in white letters upon a red ground. Sold only by the General Agents to the British College o f Health and their Sub-Agents.—No Chemist or Druggist is authorized by m eto dispose o f the same. In witness v b v o f 1 have hereunto set my hand, .' i ilinh College o f H ealth,-, Hamilton Place, JAMES MORISOX, the Пу gelet. S ew Hand, London, IttiW.

GENERAL DEPOTS IN LONDON FOR THE SALEOFTHE MEDICINES. Medical Dissenter Office, Strand. Messrs. Hannav íe Co. 03, Oxford street. Mr. Gotul, Western Branch, 72 Edgeware road. Mr. Cbappel,Š4, I»mbard street, Combill. Mr. Field, 65, Quadrant, Regent street. Mr. J. Kaino, 20, New road, St. George's East. Mr . Lofts, 3, Purk place, Mile end road. Mrs. Orfeur, lő, Enst Lone. Bermondsey Wall. 1 8 4 0 .] MISCELLANEOUS. 89 G. RIDDLE’S BRITISH AND FOREIGN LETTER-BALANCE. -TU E MOST ELEGANT, AND ACCURATE SELF-ADJUSTING LETTER WEIGHER May now be had of all the usual vendors in Town and Country, of O. RIDDLE’S SPIRALLY PROPELLED PATENT EVER-POINTED PENCILS; “ The last and the greatest improvement in the Patent Pencil.” G. RIDDLE’S UNIVERSAL PENHOLDER ; - A va-t Improvement over all others, and unquest ion ahi v the host we have ever seen,” G. RIDDLE’S IIУDROSTATIC INKSTAND ; “ A novel, ingenious, and excellent inkstand.” G. RIDDLE’S REVOLVING TOP INKSTAND ; “ A really good travelling or desk inkstand, at a moderate cost.” G. RIDDLE’S DUPLEX FOUNTAIN INKSTAND, to contain ut once Black and Red Ink ; “ Obviously a most useful improvement.” G. RIDDLE’S CORONET AND DIADEM FOUNTAIN INKSTAND, with Gold or Silver garniture ; “ The richest and most elegant now in use.” Also G. Riddle’s (O r i g i n a i , P a t e n t ) Ever Pointed Pencils and Lead Points ; G. Riddle’s pure Cumberland lead Writing and Drawing Pencils ; Patent Hemispherical Stoppered Bottles. Scents, See. Warranted secure locks, ice. &c. tee. MANUFACTORY, 17”, BLACKFRIARS ROAD, LONDON.

COLONIAL TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,

No. 02 and 03, GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON.

M A R T IN & Co. HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND, WARRANTED, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARTS, PLANTATION IIOES, HILLS, CAST STEEL AMERICAN WEDGE AXES, HATCHETS, SPADES, SHOVELS, COOPERS’, CARPENTERS’, SHIP BUILDERS’, CURRIERS’, AND OTHER TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

VMREANTED STEEL MILLS

FOR

GRINDING COFFEE, WHEAT, INDIAN CORN, MALT, BEANS, PEAS, OATS, PEPPER, RICE, Ac. N.B. Portable Cooking Apparatus, Wheat Mills, Flour Dressing Machines, and Sieves, are almost indispensable fo Emigrants to New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, New Zealand, and Texas.

Ordert fo r nny o f the following articles executed at the Birmingham and Sheffield Factors prices and discounts ; Plated wares, Cutlery, Brass Foundry, Steel Pens, Japan and Britannia -Metul wares, Lamps, Scales, Weighing Machines, Optical and Mathematical Instruments, Buttons, Military and Gilt Ornaments, Jewellery, Needles, Pisli Hooks, Harpoons,Combs, Turnery, Brushes, Guns, Pistols, Percussion Caps, Powder, Shot, Swords, Cutlasses, W hips, Saddlery, Ovens, Stove Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, Ironmongery, Ac.

PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,

ikl, PICCADILLY, LONDON.

The Nobility and Gentry arc respectfully invited to this Establishment. The most improved quality of Plate Glas* of the largest dimensions. Also the largest stock in Dindon ot the most elegant pattern ( himney Glasses. Sash plate, from 3 to 3 feet, at Os. per foot: thus, a Plate being 30 inches by 13 contains 3 feet9 inches, superficial measure, and

cost? IL 18ï. Od. All under 3 feet at a reduction.

GEO. COOPER A CO., opposite St. James’s Church. .90 MISCELLANEOUS. [ 1 8 4 0 .

I f fTTER SCALES.

m* iraim siTti

SCALE, WEIGHT, AND STEEL-YARD MANUFACTURER,

172, HIGH HOLBORN,

(ONE DOOR FROM DRURY LANE.)

Begs to inform liis Friends and tlic Public that he has in stock the greatest possible variety of LETTER SCALES AAD WEIGHTS.

Haring been established in Holborn upward* o f a quarter o f a Centuri/, and manufacturing on the Premuti,

SIS LETTEB SCALES M AT BE BELIEB ОЯГ.

All Orders whether T ow n o r С о с х т п т execHtcd with care and dispatch. Whether for Letter Seales and Weights, or

ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN IIIS LINE OF BUSINESS,

R o b e r t W e x b o u x ’s System is to charge the

Low eit possible Ready Money price.

ENGLISH COPPER COMPANY,

27, UPPER THAMES STREET, AND 72, CORNHILL.

IXCORFORATET) ВТ ROTAI. CHARTER IX 1ВД1.

COURT OF DIRECTORS.

Samuel Grcgson, Esq. Governor. Chas. I*. Devaux, Esq. Deputy Governor. William Clay, Esq. M.P. John G. Hillersdon, Esq. Richard Davis, Esq. Henry Murris Komsbetld, Esq Hyman Elias, Esq. William Lvall, Esq. John (i linutou. E*q. James Parkinson, Esq. Thomson Hankey,jun. Esq. Jnlm Stewart, Esq. M.P. Archibald Hostie, Esq. M.P. John Watson, Esq.

W. M. Short, Esq. Secret ary. [ 91 ]

IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES WILL BE FOUND AN EXACT REPRINT, VERBATIM ET LITERATIM,

OF THE FIRST 125 AND THE LAST 125 NAMES IN ROBSON’S LONDON COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY FOR 1840.

The blunders contained in the description of ilio names are exactly pointed, out, and explained in the opposite column; where refer­ ences are made to the “ Classification” and “ Street Ket,” those «lu isions will be found in the same volume. The.first 125 and the lait 1*25 names have been taken to show that no selection afone part of the bonk has been made in preference to another ; but if the proprietors of Robson’s Directory should think that those names give an improper idea of the amount of error in their work, any other радел of the Commercial Directory that they may select shall be similarly analysed, and tbc resuit published.

REPRINT. R B V X r W . Aaron John, Pawnbroker, Hi Whitechapel rd Aarons & Son, furriers £ straw hut mufs, 11 Bishops­ This name is out of place ; it simuld not procede A armi Mich. ente st, without In Classification of Trades, page 1570, this name is spelt Aaron Aaron Mieli. Curiositi/ dealer, S Princes st, Leices sq Aarons B. fu rrier, 3 Knowles ct, Chancery l a ...... There is not any Knowles eonrt in thcnelghbourhood ofOhancery lane; it should be Knowles court, Bortårs Commons Aarons S. Buteher, 27 Duke st, Aldgate...... No such person us Aarons 8. at 27 Duke street, Aldgatc Abhev Chas. Tool maker, 58 Peartrce ct, Clerkenwell Abbey J. Lion if Lamb, 1 Drummond at, Euston sq Abbiuctt Thos. Linetutrnper, 4 Youls pi, Old Knt rd . . In Classification of Trades, page 1422,tins name Is spelt Abbinet Abbiss Jas. Tea Şc coffee dealer, CO Gracechurch s t . . . . This should be Abbisi James and Co. ; at page 1343, this is spelt Abbi» Abbitt Chas. Butcher, James st, Oxford s t .. .. This should be Abbitt Charles Bobért, 58 James st Abbott Chas. Oilman, 81 lièrent st, Lambeth This name is thirteen lines out of its proper place Abbot bras. Solicitor, Rolls yd, Chancery la .. This simuld be Abbott fronds George, 34 Up. /forth pi. and Rolls yd. Chancery la. the mis-spelling puts it out o f place Abbot Jno. Sail maker, 5 Lower East Smitliflehl...... Tliis should he 6 Lower East East Smltlrfield Abbot Jno. Upholsterer if cabinet maker, 17 Judd st, This name simuld be Abbott, the mis-spelling therefore puts it Brunswick sq twenty-five lines out o f place; it is omitted in Street Key. Abbott L Son, Proctors, 4 Dean st, Drs commons...... This should he Abbot William §• Sons, 4 Dean’s court, Doctors Commons ; the mis-spelling puts it out of place Abbott & Amcy, Sols. 10 Charlotte st, Bedford sq . . . . In Classification of Trades, page 1550, this firm is stated to be Abbott E. & Co. Bremers, 08 Gracechnreh st, and at 10 Charles street 200 High st, Mapping In Street Key, page 141, this name is spelt Abbot Abbott T. A: Son, Plumbers, 10 Silver st, Golden sri Abbott W. Sí Son, Hair felt manf, Emmet pi, Poplar.. This should not have been inserted,it being only the depot for the goods of the firm in the next line, whose business is carried on Abbott W. & Son, Patnt hair felt »infs, 11 Brmdsy st nt 11 Bermondsey st Abbot A . Bricklayer, 10 New st, Golii en s q ...... ’. . . . This mime is mis-spelt, it simuld be Abbott Abbott B. Cowkep Sf farm er, Gun la, Comm rd, Liineh AhlmttC. Cheesemonger, 4} Lambeth Marsh, Lower Abbott C .John Buít, Tycrst, Lambeth...... This should be Abbott Charles Joseph, 30 Tycr st Abbott Dan. Broker, 30 Chapel st, Somers town AbbottDan. Butcher, 18.Mount row, Liverpool rd Abbott E. Oilman, 115 St, Martinsin, Charing cross Abbott E. Tailor, 32' Cowper st, City rd Abbott Edw. Umbrei Sf whip mak, 4«) Burlington Area Abbott G. Blind maker, il8 Bethnal green rd Abbott G. Modeller, в 1 Poland at, Oxford st 1550, it is printed Abbott G. G. W. Abbott O. f f . Solicitor, I) St. James st...... This should be St. James's street ; in list of solicitors, at pag Abbott, Upholsterer, 205 High st, Shoreditch ...... This should be Abbott Henry Abbott J. Auctioneer, 1er. 2 Agar st, Strand...... In Classification of Trades, page 1134, this name is printed Abbot Abbott J. Solicitor, 34 up North pi, Grays inn rd...... No such person as Abbott J. at 34 Upper North place Abbott Jas. Bricklayer, içe. 23Great Pnltcncy st Abbott Jas. Wine le spirit merckt, 31 Cnlema'n st, City This should he Abbott James Bobért Abbott Jonathan, Baker, 2!» Leigh st, Brunswick sq . . This name Is seven lines out of place Abbott John, Baker, West Hem, Essex ...... No such person as Abhott John, Baker, to befonndat West Han Abbott John, IF/iite Lion, High st, Bloomsbury ...... This simuld be 1 6 High street, Bloomsbury Abbott John, Accountant, 84 Mapping Wall Abbott J., GroŞçcheesenmng, Blue Anchor la, St Lnks. This should be 18 Blue anchor aller/, 8t. Luke’s Abbott John, Rose §• Crown, 287 Oxford st ...... No such person tie Abbott John nt 287 Oxford street Abbott John, Tailor, Í) Market st, Oxford market Abbott John, Harrow, 77 High st, Poplar Abbott P. H. Official assignee, 10} Kings arms yard, In Street Key, page 181, this name is spelt Abbot Colemun et Abbott Thos. Grorer, 1 Monmouth st, Seven Dials . . . . This should he 07 High street, Bloomsbury, as in next line; it is Abbott Thomas, Tend taler, 07 High st, Bloomsbury the same person, and the same house; there is not any No. I Abbott T. /sınıp Д- chandelier mannf, (to Frith st, Soho in Monmouth street Abbott V—, Post office contractor, Warwick placc, Bedford st 1 This should be Bedford row Abbott Vi. Cabinet maker, (10 Sc 01 Brill row Abbott tV. Clock engraver, 10 Northman st,Clerkenw Abbott tV. Conveyancer, 3 Windsor pi, City rd Abbott tV. Grocer Sc tea dealer, 30 Great Tower >t Abbott Vi.Painter, 11) Millliaiik st, Westminster Abbott tV. Shoemaker, Grange rd...... This should be 1 Sampson's pince, Grange road Abbott R. tt’ineSc spirit mnrhaut, 3411 Oxford st...... This should Is: Abbotts Hiehoni A Co. Abby Ricini. Iliit maker, 24 Garden row, London rd.. This name is omitted in Street Key, page 133.and Classification of Trades, page 1300 [ 92 ]

B £ F « X N T . REVIEW. A’lieekott, Son Ã; Simpson, Sulk-Hern, 1 fiúidon ?q This should be A 1 Beckett, Son к Sympson anti 10 Staples Inn A’ Beekett W. D u n inter, 48 Southampton buildings Mo such person as A ’BeckettjW. can he found at 48 Southampton Chancery la buildings Abel & Co. Chemist, J-c. 110 Albany st, Urgent park.. In Street Key, page 23, this appears thus “ Able and Chemists” Abel H. Bone dealer, Ш Green st, Wellington st, Blackf Abel 1). Bone dealer, Green st, Black friars rd...... Mosueb person as Abel D can lie found in Green street Abel Geo. Bone dealer, Green st, Ulackfriars...... This should be 17 Green street Abel G. (Hove malter, 133 St Johns st rii...... This should be St. Juhn street road Abel li. Bootmaker, Curtain rd...... This should lie 1 Curtain road, Shoreditch Abel M. PrirJer, 53 Broadwall, Blackfriars Abcling W. Watchmaker,30 Spencer st, G osw ellst.. . . In Classification of Trades, page 1019, this name is spelt Abelling Abell Thos. к Co. M crdum t s, 8 Old Jewry Abell Jly. Admiral Hatcltc, Jamaica row, Berinntlsey Tlie number 2 should be stated ; in Classification o f Trades, page 1391, this appears Jamaica street Abell T, P ainter if glazier, 55 Ray st, Clerkenwell.. . . In ‘ Street Key,’ page 259, the name is spelt Abel Abell Win. Furti dealer, tei Fish st, hill...... Mo such trad«'as furniture dealers in Classification of Trades; and the name is omitted in Brokers’ (furniture) page 1199 Abclton Geo. Baker, 140 Whitecross st, St Lukes Ableton Robert, Baker, 3 Mark la...... This should be Abclton Robert, 3 Mark lane Abercrombie Wm. Cojfec rooms, 34 Great G ib tie st, Oxford market Abercrombie W. II. Brossfounder éj- gass fitter, 10 Sec for specimen of arrangement of a Street Key, page lG9,top John st, Goodge st, Tottenham et rd of first and bottom of last column, in which the same numbers arc repeated with variations an to the names o f the occupants Aberdeen & London Steam Company, Ilores w h a rf.... Mo such company as the1 Aberdeen ami London’ at Hore’s w harf Aberdcin W. Outfitter, 1 Helmet row, St Lukes Allerduur Thos. tailor, fyc. 37 Ernest st, Regents p k .. This name omitted in Classification of Trades, page 1595 Abery W. Water gilder, 3 Berkley st, Clerkenwell.. This should be spelt Berkeley street Abingdon W. J. A. B arrister, 43 Lincolns inn fields.. Mo such person as Abingdon W. J. A. at 43 Lincoln's inn fields Abitini Moses, Merchant, 13 Copthall et...... Mo such person as Abitini Moses at 12 Coptliall court Ablett W. ll.de tlo. Hosiersoutfitters, 37 Cornhill In Classification of Trades, page 1493, this limits described os at в7 Coruhill Ablctts S. Veterinary surgeon, Gt Park st, Lambeth This should he Ablctt Joseph, X 09 Groat Park street Ablewhite J. D raper Jj- H aber, ò Palace row, Mew rd Aliley Benj. Oilman, 122 Whitechapel rd...... This should be Abley Matthew Abbey lleiij. Three Com nasses, 1 Brick la, Spitaliields Tltis should be. A lley Benjamin Abney Park Cerne try Company, 17 Paternoster row, (Collisoli George, A’ee.) Abohbot P. Spice dealer, 7 Castle st, Houndsdltch.. .. In Street Key, page 71, instead of the number a * is put; and in Classification offrades, page 15(10, the number is omitted Aborigines Protection Society, Mr. Freeman, Secretnj, This simuld be Reverend J .J .Freeman, Secretary, 4 Blomficldst 4 Bloomfield st, Finsbury Circus In Street Key p. 4(i it is inserted after I 11, and without any number Abraham ét Co. Child bed Hiten waren, 3 IIndsditeii.. This should lie Abraham >y Gardiner, 53 Iloundsditch Abraham —, Optician, 11 Wilmot st, Brunswick sq.. Mo such person as Abraham — , at 11 Wilmot street Abraham A. Barrister, 25 Lincoln’s inn, Old #q...... Mo such person as Abraham A. at 25 Lincoln’s inn old square Abraham A. Shoemaker, 30 Well st, Wellclose s q .... This should be Abrahams A. and is therefore much out of place Abraham Eliz. Fruiterer, 10 Dorset pi, Pall Mall...... Mo such person as Abraham Eliz, at 13 Dorset place Abraham George, Watch cluchmaker, İA Prescott st This should he Abraham Godfrey Goodmans fields Abraham C. Fred. Solicitor, 0 (it Marlborough st Abraham Hv. Rob. Architect, 2 John st, Pall M all.. . . Mo such person us Abraham II. 11. ut 2 John street, Poll mall Abrahams Henry, Printer ,y publisher, 25 Hndsditch This name is twenty five lines out o f its proper place Abraham Henry, Architect’, 1 Torringtou st, Turing sq Tills should be Abraham Henry Robert ; in Classification, page 112!), it is described as 1 Torringtonrqunrc Abraham Henry, King H enry VIII, Mile end rd...... In Street Key,page 210, the sign is ‘ King Harry's Head,' and in Classification o f Trades, page 1405, King H arry V IU Abraham James, Butcher, 145 Lambeth Walk AhrahamJ. 11. P rinter íe engraver, 1 Clements la . . . . In Classification, puge 1522, this name is printed Abrahams Abraham M. Solicitor,iUi Whitecrossst, Cripplegate .. In Classification, page 1550, the number is printed 60 : it is the Abraham M, Solicitor, 10 Liverpool pi, Kings cross same person as entered separately in the nest line Liverpool pi, instead of Liverpool street Abraham R. Carver ,\- gilder, 8 Bruton st, Bond s t .. . . In Street Key, page 03, called Bl'ItKiX street Abraham Robert, Architect, 1 Torriugtoust, Torrin sq This name is'again entered Abrahams 18 names subsequently, in Classification, page 1129, it is desenlini 1 Torriiigtou square Abraham T. Brush mnnufj 3!) Fredk st, Hampstead rd This should Is- Frederick placc Abraham T. Carpenter ifc. 8 Camden st, Islington.. .. Iu Classification offrades, page 1234, thenumber is * Abraham T. Surgeon ÿ 'registrar o f births and deaths, 411 Old Broad st Abraham V. Embroiderer to the if uren, 5 Lisle st, Leicester sq Abrahams & Sons, Sponge dialers, 304 Strand...... Tl i ere are not an v sons in the business, it should lie Abruhams Abrahams S. S. & II. Watch munf, 33 Litt Alie st, H enry Goodman’s fields Abrahams A. Cabinet mltr, 57 St Johns sq. Clknwel.. In Street Key, page 275, the name is spelt Abraham Abrahams A. Clothier, H Holywell st, S tra n d ...... This name is'oraitted in the Classification of Trades, page l'-GG, in the Street Key, pago 159, it is Abraham Abrahams A. Coal wcrcht, Eaton wharf, Pim lico...... This name should he Abrahams Sarak Abrahams Ah. Foni broker, 4 Pleasant row, Pentonvil Abrahams A. Gold chain moher, 12, Bevis Murks Abrahams A. Watchmaker, 0 (It Prescott st Abrahams Alice, Stationer,54 York st, King sq,St Luk Mo sucii person as Abrahams Alice at 54 York st.King sq.St.Lukc» Abrahams A. B. Egnity draughtsman Л' conveyancer, This name should be Abraham—the mis-spelling puts it twenty 3 Carey st, Lincolns inn eight lines out of plat e Abrahams B. Rag merchi,27 Pelham st, isp'.oilfields.. The number is omitted in Street Key, page 241 [ S3 ]

KEI’ÄINT. E 3 V I E W , Abrahams K. J. Fur Şç cap »ihr, 17 Queen st, Solio . . . . No such person as Abrahams E. J. at 17 Queen street, Soho Abrahams li. Diamond mer ek t, 21 Bevis m arks...... This should lie Abrahams John Abrahams II. Я. Architect, '27 Koppel st, Hussell si|.. This should he Abraham Henry Robert Young Ci, hairdresser,4 Low Seymr st, Portman s q . . . , This name is likewise inserted six lines previously Young Geo, Railway arms, 120 Upper Seymour st . , 120 Upper Seymour street is a broker’s shop, and" no G. Young Young Geo, sealemulier, Oil London rd lives there. Votiti'/ Godfrey, auctioneer, Ö St Georges pi, Walw . . . . No such person as Young Godfrey at (i St George’s place Young G A, surveyor, 17 Harper st, Red lion sq ...... Should he Harptır street ; in Classification of Trades, page 1131, it is called Harptır street, Red lion pass. Young G M, pwnbrkr S,c,7il Princesst, Leicester sq .. This name is again entered Young—thirty lines previously Young II S, undertaker, .77 Church st, Bethnal gru Young Henry, carman, White hrse yd, ( ’oleman st . . . , Should be No. 1 0 White horse yard Young Henry, greengrocer, i l Shadwell High st Young Henry,grocer aad teadealer, SI Newgate st Young II W, house agent, 13 Patriot pi, Cambridge rd, No such person as Young И W at 13 Patriot place Mile end rd Young' Jane, undertaker, Manifold pi, Kenningtn la .. In Classification of Trades, page 1040, this is called Manifold pi Low. Kenoington place, tindin Street Key,page 172, Miuiifoid place, Lower Kcnnington lane Young Jas, baker, 07 New eut, Lambeth...... No such person ns Young J atti? New cut, Lambeth Young Jas, brush maker, 29 Kimrsland road Young Jas, cabinet case manufacturer, 13 Arnold st, Should be 13 Arnold place', it'is omitted in Street Key [Walworth Young James, tri pernan, '27 Paddington ...... Tiiis should be Paddington street, Murylcbone Young Jas, upholsterer, 2 Arnold st, Walworth...... Tins should lie Arnold place ; it is omitted in Street Key Young James, upholsterer,\ Queen si, Oxford st Young J C, oilman ,v dealer in Jiritisit trines, 23 Up In Classification of Trades,page 1189, appears Young J. С. 1, Kingst, Bloomsbury Lit. Ormond st. (inwhich Mr. Yoimg bus no house or place), and 23 Up. King st. Queen sq Young J T, plumber, 28 St Mary lull ...... Should he St Mary at hill ; in Classification of Trade-, page 1517 it Is printed Young I T ; ami see twenty-five lines lower Young J A,solicitor, 13 Gt Ormond st,Queen s q ...... Young J F, surgeon, 10 Up Kenntngton l a ...... ^ These names are out of place Young J, beer retailer, 170 High st, Shadwell ...... No such person as Young J at 179 High st. Shad well Young Jas, baat maker, 50 North pi, Grays inn rd...... This should he Young Joseph John, ÕU Upper North place Young J S, boot and shoe maker, t, Cherry garden st, t Bermondsey Ç Tins should he Young Jona s, only Young Jas, Ca It korpe Arms, 37 Upper North place, Grnys inn rond Young Jas, tobacconist, 22 Mount Kina, Mile end rd .. 1 This should be 22 liny field place Young J , cheesemonger, 27 Hindou st, Pimlico ...... In Classification of Trades, page 1255, this is called lUndon st Young Joseph, Grapes, 03 West Smit hlleld...... No sucii person us Young J at 93 West &mitld!cJd Young Jos, shopkeeper, Elizabeth sí, South Pim lico.. . . No such person as Young Jos. in Elizabeth street Young J , staymakcr, 41 Up York s t ...... *»...... No such person as Young J at 41 Upper York st Young J , carpenter, 75 Castle st east, Oxford st Young J, butcher,0 Newport st, Soho...... No such person as Young J at 9 New port street Young J , Windmill, 02 New cut, Lambeth Young J, boot and shoe maker, Greystoke pi, Fetter la This should lie Young Joseph John, 6 Greystoke place Young Juo, baker, 2 Star corner, Bermondsey ...... No such person as Young Jno. at 2 Star comer, Bermondsey Young Jno, carpenter, 22 John st north, Mary leipone Young Jno, İnsanince braker,VA Old Broad s t ...... Appears in .Street List, page fit), without a number Young Jno, lucernán, 2 Broughton id, Hackney rd . . . . No such person as Young J no. at 2 Broughton place Young Jno, White Hear, Fore st, Up Lambeth Young Jno, Royal Oak, Galway st, St Lukes Young Juo, talhar chandler, (j Suffolk st, Pcntonville.. No such person a- Young Jim. at ti Suffolk street Young J M, wine and spirit establishment, 84 Kings This name is omitted in Street Key, page 180; it should he cross, Buttle bridge 34 Cumberland row. King’s Cross Young J T, id umber Şf glazier, 12 Walbrook ...... Tiiis person is also entered twenty-five lines previously Young M, dealer in coins and medals, О Tavistock st Young Mrs, milliner,See, 8 Lowndes terrace, Kniglits- This name is likewise entered about ninety паше- previously liridge Young L, morocco leather dresser, Chureh st, Ilors- Tiiis -honid be No. fi Young M, builder, Battersea levdowri Young It. bookseller, 7 York st, Sloane st Young R, earn merchant, 24 Murk In Young R, livery stables, Swan st, Trinity sq ...... No such person ns Young R in Swan st, Trinity sq Young R, surgeon, 5 Camberwell green ...... Tiiis should lie Forlat* & Young, surgeons Young R. tea dealer, 13 Somers pi east, New rd Young Roli, bootmaker, 2 Coburg place, Deptford No such person as Young Rob nt 2 Coburg place Lower road Young R, carpenter, 3t Weymouth st, New Kent rd .. This should be Young Ity JJ,7 Crown row, Walworth rood, Young Rob, clothes salesman, 108 Lambeth walk and 31 Weymouth st Young Sam, grocer, ft Providence bldgs, New Knt rd Young Saralı, broker,55 Bermondsey s t ...... Tifi- should he Young William Young S,grocer and cheesemonger, 111 Poland St...... No such person tıs Young S at 10 1‘olutul street Young Tims Alfred, Crown and Anchor, Clarence st, Regents park lier, but below Л'о. 5 Young T, butcher, 3 St George- market, Boro ...... At page 271, Street Key, tiiis name is entered without « num- Young T B, baker, 78 Drummond st, Bustou sq ...... At page 112 Street Kev, this is entered Young Thos. only Young T, baker, 20 St James’s pi, Hampstead rd ...... Tti is should be St ja truss place Young T, carpi liter, 15 Sussex st, Bedford sq Young Tims.corkcuttcr, 08 Skinner st, Bishop-gate Young T .cojpc rooms, 7 Woodcock st, Oxford st...... Tins should bo WmnUtorh street Young Tlios, greengrocer, 130 Gt Suffolk st, Boro...... No «»učil person ns Young Tin»» nt 139 (»root SuTo к street Young Tims, grocer cheesemonger, 8 Lit Coram st, This should he Young Thomas B a r tl tt Brunswick sq [ í>4 ]

EEPaiN T. BSVIEWi Young T, fa rrier, Lees mews, Park st, Grosvnor sq Young Tlio, oil merchant, IU Queen st, Chcapside Young Tlios, surgeon, 209 Piccadilly At раде 1594 in Classification, the number set down is 2 4 9 Young W , A rt itler у Л г ms, Rochester ter, W estmstr ., This should be No. 1 Rochester terrace ; in Street Key, page 2(i,i, it is put down under the head Rochester row Y oungffm , dairyman, 0 Harrison st, Grays inn rd.. This should be Young John, 1 Harrison street Young W T, haberdasher, 34 Charles st, Hatton gdn., 1 This name is ten lines ont of place Young W, undertaker, 76 Church st, llethnal green Young XV, j 'ellmonger and woohtapler, Russell pl, Bcr- mondsey Young XV, furnishing ironmonger, 17!1 Oxford st Young \V, grocer, 'XI High st, Islington Young W , hatter,Ort:) Oxford st Young \V, snilmaher, 208 Wapping...... At page 153:1, in Classification o f Trades the number is 209 Young Juo, tailor, Ifi iYeston st, Southwark...... This should be Youngman John Young XV, World’s end, Stepney...... This should be Ocean row, Stepney Young W II, tailor, 317 High Holbom Young \V S, solicitor, Vauxhall bridge rd ...... This should lie 1 Vauxhall hr. rd., omitted in Street K ey,p .319 Y'ounger XV and Co. Edinburgh ale brewers, (J. Coleby The manager’s name should be Charles Hooper Phillips manager) 7 Queen st pl, Up Thames st Younger M. halter, 9 Melbourne pt, Old Kent rd ...... Younger Samuel, ship agent, Ô Gt Tower st...... In Classification * Agents, Shipping,' page 1128, this name is Younger Samuel, stone and marble merchant, Kiiigs- omitted land rd basin Younger Sh, cabinet maker, 14 Old st rd...... j This name iu Street Key, page 231, is Young, it should be Younger Younger XV. H. auctioneer Ä* appraiser, 247 Strmi Sarah Younglmsband T. О errar ft hall tav, Basing la...... 1This should he 2 Basing lane Youngman XV. line.ndraper, 175 Sloane at...... This is four lines out o f place Youngin,in E. and Eldrldge, timber merckts, Grange rd, This should he Youngman Edteard Sc Henry Bermondsey Youngman Jas. timber dealer, Southampton street, Camberwell Youngman S. timber merchant, Pump row, Old st rd.. No such person as Youngman S, at Pump row, Old st road Youngmau T, linendraper, Wittum house, Old street This should lte 12 Wittain’s buildings, Old st road road j Youngman Win. mahogany and timber merchant, 1071 Kingsland rd I Young Men’s Society for Protection of Public Morals No such Society, &no such person as I. Brown at 20 Rod lion jq (Brown Isaac,ree) 20 Red lion sq ; Young J. tailor, 195 High st, Poplar...... Atpage248 of Street Key the name is Youngs John, the same in Classification, page 1612 Yoxall Rich, butcher, 129 Up Whitecross st...... In Classification of Trades, page 1227, the number is priuted 123 Ysasi Manuel Gregorio de, importer o f sherry, 17 Mark la Yturregui Jos. grocer Şf cheesemonger, 9 James st, Oxford st YuilleT. &Co. merehts, 17 Mark lane Yule Andr. working jeweller,-SII Regent st Y'und J. P. solicitor, 15 Cliffords inn...... This should he Y tend ; the name is therefore much out of its proper place, and Mr. Yeend is not a solicitor Zaeataeas Mining Company, 5 Broad st builds...... This should he Zacatecas Zachariah L. merchant, 92 Newgate st...... No such person as Zaehariah L at 92 Newgate street Zachary P. D. solicitor, 15 Lincolns Inn fields Zagnam Francis, clock maker, Camden st, Lower rd, This name should lie Zagnani Francis, 9 Camden st Islington Zeederlierg Brothers, merchants, 9 Hood lane...... No such firm as Zeederhcrg Brothers at 9 Rood lane Zeigler 11. tobacconist, 20 White hart st, Drury lane Zeiuitzer F. toyman, 111 Carthusian st...... No such person as ZcinitzcrF, at 10 Carthusian street Zeitter and Perkins, patent piano-forte makers, 4 and This firm is Zeitter it Co. ; and not Geitter $■ Co. as in Street 5 New Cavendish st, Portland pl. (See Prospectus Key, page 73. At what page does the Prospectus appear ? hi Appendix.) Zrtt Wm. plunmssier, 3 Hanway st, Oxford s t ...... j This simuld he Tett William Zetterquist C. and Sous, hlnemakers, (IO lilackfrs rd.. . In Classification,page 1171, this is entered Zetterguist C j- Son Ziffo and Co. merchants, 8 Bloomfield st, Finsbury,. .. : No such firm as Ziflo íe Co. at 8 Blomßcld street Zimmerman G. curiosity dealer,silversmith, and jewel­ le r , 48 Albany st, Regents park Zohrali Edw. Ottoman consul general, в Gt Win- ehester st1 Zomtius Ernst, shell and horn comb m a n f 35 Not­ In Street Key, page 229, this name is spelt Zonsius E, and in tingham p), Whitechapel * Classification, page 1277, Zonsius Ernst Zoological Society (Barlow Rev. John M. A. sec.) 28 Secretary’s name should be W. Ogilby lÆieester sq—Gardens, Regents park Zoological Society, Surrey, Manor pl, Walworth ...... This is omitted in Street Key, page 202 Zornlin J. J, and İ. I. Exch brokrs, 23 Thrdndle st . . . . This should he Zoniliu John Jacoblc John Jacob Zox, Ellis, and Sublin, /hnct/ cap manfs and furriers, In Classification, page 1233, this firm is entered Zox, Ellis A 6 Št Thomas pl, G t Doversi, Buro l Lublin, and in ‘ Street Key,’ page 110, Fox Şç Co­ Zulueta and Co. merchants, 09 King William street,! in Classification, page 1447, this f i n n is entered Zuluctta ÿ Co. London bridge I Zuringcr A. stockbr, Cap:! ct, Bartholomew la ...... i In Classification of Trades, page 1208, this name is entered Zwinger A ; ami the same in Street Key, page 09 ______ř 93 ] ______Tlíe foregoing pages are exactly reprinted from the general alphabet irai arrangement in* Robson’s London Directory for 1840;’ that is clearly the most important division in the book, and as such is distinguished from the other parts by tho title o f “ Robson’s London Commercial Directory.” The first 12Õ and the last 125 names, it has been seen, contain ERRORS OP THE POLLO WIN G AMOUNT AND DESCRIPTION Names of persons not to Ъе found at all at the addresses stated 38 Wrong spelt surnames (as Zett for Tett) ...... 17 Wrong Christian name« (as Ablcy Benjamin)...... 14 Misdescription o f streets, and numbers (as Aarons B.)...... 14 Names entered more than once (as Abbott Timmas)...... 8 Insufficient description o f Firms or Christian names (as Young R ) ...... 11 Names out of place (as Abrahams Henry)...... 8

Total e r r o r s on 2 5 0 names...... 110

The names have been, as before mentioned, taken equally from the commencement and conclusion, that it may be obvious that no selection has been made. It can be scarcely asserted tiiat the first 12ű and the last Idő names give an improper idea of of the proportion of error throughout the W ork; i f it be so contended, as before stated A.vr 2Õ0 consecutive nam es willbe analyzed an d th e r e s u l t p u b l is h e d .

The calculation does not include tile self-evident blunders, viz. the variations between the different lists, “ Zox, Ellis к Sublin,” for instance. O f this latter description merely, there arc in only 250 names radeirerf, f if t n -two d i s c r e ­ p a n c i e s . The Insufficiënt description o f residence, as Abel П. bootmaker, Curtain road, which it is shewn in tho Review should have heen Abel H. bootmaker, 1, Curtain road, Shoreditch, have not been included in the above summary, and llie following names, exactly reprinted from the Post Office, are not to be found in Robson’s, Loudon Directory for 1840, and we request attention to the superior manner iu which all names appear in the work we print. Full Christian names, are always inserted, and in the cases o f females, it is stated whether Mrs. or Miss—information so necessary to the pre­ cise addressing of circulars ; and it will lie seen that each line in the Post Office Directory is so tilled out os to convey the best possible description that the space admits of. Aarons & Jonas, oil merchts, Dock st. I'pp. east Smithfield Young John, butcher, High street, Putney Aarons Solomon and Co. furriers, ÕÕ Fleet street Young Jóim, tcadcaicr 6cc. Hammersmith Abbott Alfred, horse iiair manufac. 4 Anchor st. Bethnal gr Young Richard, builder, mason Sie. Wandsworth Abbott Charles, bootmaker, 25 Jennyn st. St. James’s Young Richard, secretary tu tile London Cemetery Com- Abbott Jolin, tallowebandler and oilman, Hill st. Richmond pany, 2*2 Moorgatc street Abbott Vernon Montague, solicitor, 12 Staple Inn Young William, liny Multon / >.J/.48Clipstonest.Fitzroy sq Abbott William, tailor, (i ltury street, St. James’s Young William, vellum binder, 19 New square, Minor ies Abeeasis Solomon, merchant, "21 Leman st. Goodman's this, Younge Edward, barrister, 1:1 New Boswell ct. Lincoln’s Inn Abel Geo.goldsmith6c jeweller,25Rawstoniest.Goswol| road Younger Samuel, importer and manufacturer of chicory Abetliell John, pawnbrkr. 13k 14 Calthorpo pi. Gray’s inn rd root, !» Great Tower street, City; factories, Welle lose sq. Ablett Joseph, carpenter, Allen’s court,.’(87» Oxford street Kingsland road Ahrahall Bennett JIoskyus, barrister, 3 Harcourt buildings Abraham Win. Henry, Five Bells Р.И. 2 Bermondsey sq. Abrahams Elizh.(Mr».)wdtelimaker,27 Hanwav st.Oxford st It cannot be denied that within tbe space occupied by 250 names, those names arc omitted iu Robson’s Directory for 1840; they arc nineteen in number exclusive o f those at Putney, Hammersmith, and Richmond. That the rest o f the Work is worthy o f tbc part reviewed, it ran only he necessary to refer to the list of Bankers at page 1005; only two firms have discontinued business during the past twelvemonths, and they are printed in as though they still existed. And for a specimen of skill in adaptation and compilation, page 1041 is referred to. In the first .long paragraph (line one) it is stated that “ All single postage rates between places within the United Kingdom which now exceed four pence will be reduced to that sum.” On the same paye, that is contradicted by the names o f eighty four towns in England being given with postages attached, varying in amount from 4 pence to 18-pence. On the same accurate page, the Editor not satisfied with tho mode in which the Lords of Her Majesty’s Treasury bad spoken o f the Twopenny Si Threepenny Post in the line u London district Post, including 2d and 3d delivery,” has deemed it better to employ conspicuous capital letters, and lias converted into “ SECOND” AND T H IR D ” DELIVERY.

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The following Reviews of this Work bave appeared ; T H E Т Х М Я в , W ov. 2 6 , 1 8 3 9 , Cseri" rich, in addition of valuable matter. The атпкепк т of the . t ...... troverai departments is admirable; and it seems tu Ik.* the determina- Thta most useful work, published under the Immediate anthnwy , lon uf C0m|ucl0M of the work t0 „«Urine «»done that van of Her Majesty* PostmtuMr General, has just appeared. In add.twnj,,.^ t|lu ,|,еГее, to make the work eomplete. The pre­ to the vast tund uf information the preuoib edition prtmuited. 1 '=e 1 urraiie. rinu t n, tirsi, the general Altihabetical 1Urectory of tho present fu ^ t o s e m e important improvements upon the mode (f J|(,| |is . m it( thc Law oifeelor» ; tin-., the Trades' Directory, arranpeiarae, jæ-fcdopted itt its predecessor,, in ns o nerai elassm- t|l). ťaraajnen,ary Directory, the Conveyance Directory, and the cation the name*of all physicians, b a r r is te r s ,a p p e a r tor the Banking Directory. An almanac» aud i nati у useful table*, &с. яге time. And then the public has been furnished with an indt-x to t<*^|€>uibodie Is the publie» ,un of the recent Act for tlm nemMr>- tll ,av , lmt iu cc,rrwtiulls aml improvemtmt. are brought Reduethm of ttrf-Ätes of Postage, and the orders consequent thereon,• dowu ,. jma «lear type, and un good paper. Add to tins, that it is wonderfully T H E lY S O S a rn ro H E R A L D , N o v . 2 6 , 1 8 3 9 . ‘dipap; and wo niay safely rc -от mend it to the tens of thousands it , ,, . , , , „ . e f , ïwill concern, a considerable portion of whom must obtain it, befor* •• Tids is. muto excellent book of reference, trnd is mvn-feivs.ıpş-î,^ „ 0, l|lC eowpltoltol| , tn ,* delravrd.- rtrrr to u ay tiling of its kind that has b*>*n hitherto brought t*» oiirj 1 * i dice. Afte» 45 years of experience, this volume now prosents »sej T H E S U N D A Y T I M E S , D ec. 8 , 1 8 3 9 . with u compendium of all that is.... necessary...... ". ' or Г."":,',; us- fui for“ This the isstranger? a much more Important publicat:™ than its title indi. or man of butinesliness ttt Luntton.* Amongst th- типу ™ cates; it is mu morelv an Л||м«1.-Ч1.*1, but » Trati. . !.atv, Bank,it* this Directory,y, we may instali r more parttn.iurly th . Omveytmce, awl Rarliam.mtnrv Directory m well. Under the of Trade« and-d ------Professions, «...eh «re arrange,i in the taart dto irt|ll(,. „ 8q . p ^ o fflr r ,' we have a cpn m i detail nf the must r „ « t order, mantali «td •iioil thein.,, subdivisionsп и и т i.ti’if", t'nriMTiieareťully v markert. m»rk«i. A lu.UDiuv„,um. of«to«h?№litiveof iucin , .. . the . Reduction ... .. uf ... P .* « , w . ...Th. «ork. . as faros- any render. uti!it|r must necessarily have a wide arculation. U p Judge of such a production, It п и п а ш ru ta м о и . THE SТУ 17, WOV. 2 6 , 1 8 3 Э . jtiikOhs." « Vhi« useful publication has just appeared, mi l wo wvj.wno ii with, THE SPECTATOR, Nov. 30, 1839. great tbtisiart itm. It hai got net of the ruutu»« pysiuin w'li»*'h pre-? '• \\'c always thought the plain *ь*1 Directory, under thif* title, one of vallee to long. Therein first of нЛ iu the work an Almanac, whirli, a.jh» most »isrmluf the trib*, lini coniţietitiru unti fashion have turned few year» »»go, would itavc cost alone Ti. re are tin* departure <-f* i|„. srjuat, isheepixniiid, comiiion-lookiiig diirnle» im»» 1п1«»про(к:1у royal iteftApAoflfrt пт! stCMii-i rrriage*, The jK*staííe of letter« accordine tn ther(iriavu. elölheti in cloth, and amply decorated with the royal Arms, new regulation«, to all part* of France, Germany, fcřtviucrlniid. Duly, iu addition i » theohl Alphala fjeal Lid of Name*, there i*. in’oiiipb'tö ácc.» ibi. rail rom D of Frale e, wol» the length of imo completi «1. and tell - Directory ».f Law and Lawye, . from th** * 'Imun 21» r b» the A ifim er, the lint that branch from the Metropoli», with the tisne of dr jwrmrt* p*. Juding tin* vart*me legal Offices. Т'к п* is uis»» a t*lassirt» »l “ Di- from Loudon and tin* different stati"»»; ánd fl* a proof that tin* ‘л nrk ; п*.ч»н*у »»f Tradì-».*'tviih 4' Fari »ameni ury,‘* •* flanking," ami “ Public itself h&vcaiicht a little *ti tin* spirit of the ace. and goes on at rail-' Com e> unce" Direct «»rh**« iiicluding Stenta lh»ats and Hadways, which war spe3^ we may incut i»m that Io,»xmj copies of at)» »u tih »u pages rfh »■ infoniial ion ta very full, im-ludiiig the New days frotrt thc receipt of the in anus» Tipt. lh*t wc cannot anumeratw^feguiathms. Lule*» our memory is at fault, this,* additions have even the (Épként* of the work, width c«»ntalns such а variety of malterja M, J hut little to th. e»»st of the volitine, which we fancy is only some and irhifthjfadapted t»» all trad.** mid proft -sión*. Ai farai n v have'few sliiihimš «b iiivr ilam it w w, und «omu Hity per Cwiit,'cheaper than had tlro^wexamîr.e if. the derati« мч»т to be cnrroctly given, and npjoflter Directories *»f the sfuin* size." to a late date. The compiler certainly has odvautages which no «»therj -влл^г АТПтлИ „ ^ person coulé well obtain. Independent of the patronise of the Post-) E I V E R P O O E A L B I O N , D e c e m b e r 2 3 , 1 8 3 9 « matter General, two hundred and fifty persons p»»*** *siug local kr»"W-ř *• |jijrit»g л long career of nH*fiilii('»s, tins work has be**n gm*lually, ledge hare been employed during the in«»uth of September in coHecting Directory, the Conveyance Directory, and the Hanking Directory, яга introduce into each annual edition some change or improvement 'amongst the departments most useful to country subscribers. Iuth« luggfciteU by «xpewBCv, fthd Ui$ vçluwv tør tbeprviant year is p$çu-;*htíva tør J$4J, U «ppva« « tiumt Dimtvry u tv W added,” UÌtDER THE PATRONAGE OF UER MAJESTY'S POSTMASTER-GENERAL.

THE POST OFFICE LONDON DIRECTORY,

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• % This “ STREET DIRECTORY” will be on a move comprehensive scale than any book of the kind hitherto published. All similar “ GUIDES” have been confined to Gentry or to Trades, and, consequent^ no completo

“ STREET DIRECTORY” yet exists. Let Pic c a d il l y be taken as an example—any person wishing to address Circulars, or otherwise to apply to a ll the Inhabitants, would require two DISTINCT Rooks of any yet compiled. The " Post Office London Directory” will combine the advantages of both. Beginning at No. 1, the Christian and Surname "i o f the occupant of e v e r y house will be given to the end of the street in numerical order, and so with erer y o th e r in the Metropolií. An arrangement at once so comprehensive and clear, will afford the utmost possible informa­ tion to those requiring for any purpose a H Street Directory.” \

The forthcoming Book including »* Classification of Trades” and •' street Directory,” will be at eighteen shillings:—

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