[CAMBRIDGE.] CAMBRIDGE. 18 [POST OFFICE Town Clerk, Edmond Foster Manchester Fire, John Warren, 21 Maid's causeway Clerk of the Peace, William Cockerell Midland Counties, W. C. Smith, Little Shelford Treasurer, Patrick Beales, jun Midland Counties Fire, William Waters, 25 Maid's Coroner, Henry Gotobed causeway Bail1ffs, William Isaac Basham, .A.rthur_ Deck, George W. llfidland Counties Hail, J. Wentworth & Son, 23 St. An Pitch & James Hunt drew's street Mayor's Chaplain, Rev. T. R. Birks, 1\LA Mutual L~fe, John Johnson, 27 Sidney street Revising As.~essors, Henry Gotobed & Frederick Grain National Provident Life, Henry Joseph Wetenhall, 12 St. Auditors, James Bacon, Thomas Brad well, Dr. Drosier, Andrew's hill; William Water!', 25 Maid's causeway Edward lnd Headly, Rev. J. Porter, L. Ewbank, M.A Norfolk Farmers'~ General, H. Ranee, 63 St. Andrew's st Gaoler, John Edis North British rff> Mercantile, C. F. Jarrold, 2 St. An- Chaplain to the Gaol, Rev. \Villiam Barham, M.A drew's hill Surgeon to the Gaol, Josiah Hammond Norwich Union Fire~ Life, E. & J. Smith, 2G Trinity st ChiPf Superintendent of Police, William Garnham Turrall Pelican Lffe, Grain & Winter, 1 Mill lane Surgeon to Police, Robert Ransom, M. D Phamix Fire, Grain & '-'Yinter, 1 Mill lane Chief Constables, Samuel Buck Hutt, James Hankin Railway Passengers', }'redcric Poland Ad cock, Emmanuel Superintendent of Fi1·e Brigade, John Bussey street; E. Maroney, 18 Emmam1el road; E. Turner, 4 St. Sergeants at Mace, George Thurlow, John l\Iarshall, Andrew's street Francis Hall, James Smee, Henry Freeman Reliance Mutijal Life, Albert Decimus Claydon, 10 Rose Crier, John William Skeels crescent Hall Keeper, Elizabeth Ree\'eS Royal Exchange Fire ~ Life, S. Peeu, Bene't street; Collector of l'tfarket Tolls, Thomas Smith Drown E. II. Adcock, 7 Downing street Keeper~ Collector of Corn Exchange, William Collings Royal Farmers' Fire~ Life, J. Swan & Son, 19 Sidney Inspector of Weights~ llfeasures, Edmund Wt>lls street ; F. Barlow, 60 St. Andrew's street Clerk of Markets, Inspector of Lodging Houses ~·c. Royal Fire~ Life, Henry Joseph Wetenhall, 12 St. An- Thomas Howlett drew's hill; G. A. Shippey, 52 Sidney street (fire only) Pindars, Henry Casey, George Rose, Jam8s Smee Scottish Equitable Life, J. S. Christmas, 22 St.Andrew's st WARD OFFICERS. Scottish Life, J. Ellison, 9 Market hill ScottishProvincialFire, H. G. Whiting, 36 St. Andrew's st East Barnwell Ward, Charles Balls, alderman; Josiah Scottish Union Fire ~ Life, G. S. Hall, Market passage Chater & Joseph Bawd, assessors Standard Life, Henry French, 9 St. Andrew's bill; Waiter lVest Barnwell Ward, Elliot Smith, alderman; Alfred Hayward, GO Trumping-ton street; Ephraim Wayman, 2 Wisbey & Henry Pegg, assessors Silver street Market Ward, Samuel Peed, alderman; Thomas Reed & Star Life, John Warren, 21 Maid's causeway Richard Wright, assessors Sun Fire §l Life, J. C. Jonas, 27 Market bill Trinity Ward, Charles Wisbey, alderman; Thomas Gray Union Lije \t Fire, Henry J. Church, 18 & 19 St. Andrew's & William Thomas Palmer, assessors street; Clement Francis, 17 Emmanuel street; W. E. St. A ndrew' s Ward, Richard Rowe, alderman; Ed ward Pain, 8 Sidn_ey street Copping & William Thomas Finlay, assessors University Lije, C. W. Naylor, 9 Market hill JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. West of England Fire~ Life, H. Rance,63St. Andrew's st John Thomas Abdy, LL.D Swam1 Hurrell Western, ~fanchester&; London~ Metropolitan Counties Charles Balls Henry Marshall Life, G. Beall, 25 Sidney street Charles Edward Brown Rev. Robert Phelps, D.D "Westminster Fin, E. W. Swan, Hobson street; J. Swan (mayor) E!liot Smith (deputy mayor) & Son, 19 Sidney street Rev. William Clark, M.D William Warren Westminster&; General L~fe, E. W. Swan, Ho!Json street Rev. James Cartmell, D.D Joseph Wentworth Whittington Life, W. H. Lawrence, 28 Queen street; John Rev. Henry Wilkinsou Cook- Charles Lestourgeon Warren, 21 Maid's causeway; William Waters, 25 l\Ia!d's son, D.D Moses Browne causeway; H. J. Watts, Gl Regent street Row land Morris Fawcett,M.D Denuis Adams George EbenezerFoster (high Edmund John Mortlock FIRE ENGINE STATIONS. sheriff) Rev. Richard Okes, n.n Corporation, St. Andrew's street Thomas CharlesGeldart,LL.D Rev. Edward Atkinson, n.n. Norwich Union, 49 Bridge street Henry Hemington Harris (vice chancellor) Royal Farmers', Hobson street Clerk to the Justices, John Eaden Superintendent of Fire Brigade, John Bussey, Silver s t INSURANCE AGENTS. UNIVERSITY OFFICERS • .Accidental, H. Ranee, 63 St. Andrew's street Chancellor, The Duke of Devonshire, K.G., D.C.I"' F.R.s Alliance, Bays & Son, 11 King's parade High Steward, The Earl of Powis, LL.D Atlas Fire~ Life, E. H. Adcock, 7 Downing street Vice-Chancellor, Rev. Edward Atkinson, D.D British Empire J.lfutual Life, G. A. Shippey, 52 Sidney st Commissary, William Forsyth, esq. M.A Caledonian Fire :Y L~fe, 0. A. Parker, 7 Sidney street Deputy Lligh Steward, Francis Barlow, esq. ru. A Clerical, Medical~ General Life, E. Foster, 28 Green st Public Orator, Rev. William George Clark, M.A Colonial Life, J. W entworth, jun. 23 St. An drew's street Assessor to the Chancellor, John Tozer, esq. I.I,D Commercial Union Fire~· Life, Waiter Pain, 8 Sidney Counsel, Hon. Geo. Denman, M.P., Q.c., :&LA street, & FrederickWarren, 1St. Andrew's street Librarian, Henry Bradshaw, e~q. M.A County Hailstorm, William Waters, 25 Maid's causeway Registrary, Rev. Henry Richards Luard, M .A Crown Life, Daniel Lloyd, 96 Castle street Eagle, J ames F. Barlow, 60 St. Andrew's street COLLEGES. Equity~ Law Life, Edward Harry Adcock, 7 Downing st CHRisT's. European Life, J. Swan & Son, 19 Sidney street Rev. James Cartmell, D.D. master General Hailstorm, E. & J. Smith, 26 'l'rinity street; Rev. William l\Iandell Gunson, M.A. tutot M ann & Raven, Hubson street General Life~ Fire, E. Foster, 28 Green street CLARE. Great Brita'in l'tfutual Life, H. G. Whiting, 36 St. An­ Rev. Edward Atkingon, n.n. master & bursnt drew's street Rev. William Rayne01, l\LA. tutor Gresham Life, W. E. Pain, 8Sidney street; H. J. Weten­ F. J. Braithwaite, esq. 1\LA. dean hall, St. Andrew's hill; William Waters, Maid's causeway Lucas Ewbank, deputy bursar Hand-in-Hand, Sumpter & Crane, 8 Freeschoollane CoRPus CuRrsn. Impm'ial Fire, Joseph Masterson, 10 King's parade, & Rev. James Pulling, D. D. master Charles Thurnall, Whittlesford Rev. Edward Henry Perowne, 1J.D. tutor Imperial Fire~ Life, Henry G. Atkins, 3 New square International Life, G. ,V, Fitch, 14 Sidney street Rev. T. B. Wilkinson, B.D. bursar & dean Lancashire, A. T. Ellis, 2 St. Andrew's street C. W. 1\Ioule, M.A. steward Leed3 \t Yorkshire, R. W. Cole, 21 & 22 Bridge street; W. DowNING. Lyon, 57 St. Andrew's street; ·w. H. Smith, Crescent Rev. Thomas Worsley, n.n. master & chaplain Life Association of Scotland, John Ellison, 9 Market hill William Lloyd Birkbeck, est],. 1\LA. professor of the laws of Lwerpool ~ London~· Globe Fire~ Life, A. D. Claydon, England 19 Rose crescent; E. 'Vayman, 2 Silver street William Webster Fisl1er, M.D. professor of medicine & bursa.\­ London Assurance, Patrick Beales, jun. N ewnham Rev. Willi~m Bennett Pike, M.A. l tutors London Monetary AdvanceLife,F.P.Adcock,Emmanuel st John Perkms1 M .A. ) ••