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DIRECTORY.) "r AR,VICKSHIRE. 11 Dukes Clement l\I.D. Sunnyside, Rugby *Ludford-Astley John Xewdigate Francis esq. Ansley Manor EJwards Samuel esq. Calthorpe house, Gough road, Edgbas­ house, near Atherstone ton, Birmingham MacGregor Rev. Wm. :\LA. Manor house, Bolehall, Tamwrth Elkington Thomas esq. St. Alban's house, Fenny Compton, Madeley Charles esq. Broomfield, Solihull, Birmingham Leamington · ~1alins Edward M.D. 12 Old Square, Birmingham Evans William esq. The Spring, Kenilworth :Marsland Major John, Huntley lodge, Milvert;on,Learningtn Everitt Geo. Allen esq. F.R.G.S. Knowle hall, Birmingham MasonMaj. Francis John Mills, The Firs, Theatre st. Warwick :Fairfax-Lucy William Ramsay- esq. Charlecote hall, Miller Rev. William Sanderson M.A. \Vhat<:ote Rectory, Warwick Shipston-on-Stour Fallows Thomas Stratton esq. 19 Calthorpe road,Edgbaston, Mills Re\·. Henry M.A. Manor house, Pillerton, Warwick Birmingham Milward John Frederic esq. Southmead, Redditch Feeney John esq. Moat house, Berkswell, Coventry Mitchell Wm. Henry esq. Elmdene, Kenilworth Fisher Henry esq Molyneux :Major Herbert .Chesshyre, Irlam lodge, Mil- Fisher Waiter Newton esq. Lawnfield, 13 Church road, Edg- verton, Leamington baston, Birmingham Monckton Lt.-Col. John Henry, Meriden house, Coventry Fitz Roy Major-Gen. William, Northcote house, Rugby *Mordaunt Sir Charles hart. M. A. Walton ho. near Warwick Follett John Spencer esq. B. A Morgan John esq. The Old Vicarage, Redditch Foster Sir Waiter M.P., M.D. 55 Temple row, Birmingham; Mnntz Frederick Ernest esq. Umberslade, Tanworth, & r I George street, Hanover square, London W Birmingham Freer Frederic Hubert esq. Kitebrook, Moreton-in-Marsh *Muntz George Froderick esq. Umberslade, Tanworth, *Galton Darwin esq. Claverdon Leys, near Warwick Birmingham Gerard Captain Frederic, Kinwarton house, Alcester R.S.O l\Iuntz Philip Albert esq. J.\ll.P. Dunsmore, near Rugby; k Gibsone Major John, Red Cross lodge, Milverton, Leamingtn Carlton club, London SW GoodmanJohn Dent esq. Peacbfield, 3 Ampton road, Edgbas- Nelson Edward Montague esq. Hanger Hill house, Ealing W ton, Birmingham Newdigate Francis Alexander esq. M.P. Weston-in-Arden, Greaves Edward Seymour esq. 45 Hans place, London SW Rugby ; & 33 Bruton street, London W Gregg DominickSamuel esq. TempleGrafton ct.AlcesterR.S. 0 Newdigate-Newdegate Lieut.-Gen. Sir Edward KC.B. Gregocy Major Francis Hood, Styvechale hall, Coventry Arbury priory, N nnea.ton Griffiths Edwin Thomas M.D. The Warren, Washwood Newport Viscount, Castle Bromwich hall, Birmingham ; & Heath road, Birmingham · 20 Lowndes square, London S W Gulson John esq. The Spring, Stoke, Coventry Newton Thomas Henry Goodwin esq. M.A. Barrells hall, Harington His Honour Judge Sir Richard bar~ Whit­ near Henley-in-Arden, by Birmingham bourne court, Worcester Norris Richard Hill M.D. 59 Albert roadf Aston, Birminghrn Hart Wm. Hemy esq. Highfields, Slade road. Erdington, Onslow Wm. Arthur esq. Preston Bagot ho.Henley-in-Arden Birmingham Paget. Howard Francis esq. Elford, Tamwort.h - Harvey John M.D. 130 Heathfield road, Handsworth •Palmer-:Morewood Charles Rowland esq. Ladbroke haU, ~outham S. 0 · Hatherell Charles Edward Grey esq, Radford house, Rad­ ' ford Semele, Leamington Parry-Mitchell Henry Digby esq. The Gate house. Merevale, *Hertford Marquess of P.C. Ragley hall, Alcester R.S.O.; Atberstone • · & II5 Eaton square, London S W . Partridge Henry esq. Barnfield, Btomley, Kent Hewlett Alfred esq. Haseley manor, Warwick Payton Hy. esq.Allerslea,soWellington rd.Edgbaston,B'ham Hill Alfred esq.Davenport house, 62 Hagley road,Edgbaston, Pears Abijah Hill esq. Allesley, near Coventry . Birmingham Pears William Thompson esq. 'fhe Hall, Kenilworth Hill Charles John esq. Elmfield, Radford road, Coventry *Peel Right Hon. Viscount P.C., :M.A. Sandy lodge, St. *Hodgson Sir Arthur K.C.M.G. Clopton house, Stratford­ Neots, Beds on-Avon Pember.ton Oliver F.R.C.S. Eng. OverWhitacre, Birminghm Holbech Ven. Archdeacon Charles William M.A. Farn­ *Perey Lord Algernon Malcolm Arthur M. .A. Guys Clitia borough hall, Banbury house, Warwick; & 2 Grosvenor place, London SW Hollins Edwardesq. M.A. Moat house, Tamworth Perkins Duncombe Steele esq. Orton hall, near Atherstone Horsfall Henry Herbert Coldwell esq. Penns hall, Erding­ *Perry Thomas Aloysius esq. Bitham house, Avon Dassett, ton, Birmingham near Leamington Howard Philip John Canning esq. Foxcote house, near *Petre Edward Henry esq. Whitley abbey, near Coventry Shipston-on-Stour Petre Oswald Henry Philip esq. Whitley abbey, nr. Coventry Hnnt DaYis esq. Bascote, Long Itchington, Rugby ~ Peyton Rd. esq. Westfield, Augustus rd. Edgbaston, B'ham Hunt Francis Durrant esq . Pinnell Henry esq. 'fhe Hollies, Warwick road, Acocks Hunter Wm. Geo. esq. The Elms,Hunningham,LPamington Green, Birmingham ' lmpey l''rederic esq. Long bridge place, Northfield, .H'ham Pollack Maurice esq. West view ,Stewart lane, Yardley ,B"ham l~We William Frederick esq. Thorpe hall, Tamworth Radcliffe Gen. George Travis, Leamside,Warwick New road, *Jaffray Sir John hart. Park gro.Edgbaston,nr.Birminghm Milverton, Leamington Jaffray William esq. B.A. Upper Skilts, Studley R.S.O Ramsden Rd. esq. Chadwick man()r, Knowle, Birmingham *Jersey Earl of, Middleton park, Bicester Ratcliffe Daniel Rowliuson esq. '24 Lan<:astet' gate,London \V Johnson Alfred esq.Normanhurst,Doe bank,SuttonColdfield, Rathbone George esq Birmingham Reid Sir Hngh Gilzean, Warley abbey, near Birmingham Johnson Joseph Fielding esq. Attleborough hall, Nuneaton Ridley William Wells esq. Home Lea, Dorking ' *Jones James Cove esq. F.S.A. Loxley hall, near Warwick Robins Josiah Yeomans esq. M.A. West hill, Cubbington, Joy John Holmes esq. M.A., M. D. Manor house, Tamworth near Leamington Keighley-Peacb Capt. Henry Peach,- Alderminster, Strat- Robinson William Seckie esq. The Elms, Coventry ford-on-Avon Rose William Molyneux esq. Wolston grange, Rugby King Bolton esq. Gaydon, Warwick Rotherham John esq. The Grange, Keresley, near Coventry King Capt. Edward Raleigh Ryland Howard Proctor esq Lakin Edwa.rd Lyon esq. Wilmcote hiH, Stratford-ou-Avon Ryland Thomas esq. The Redlands, Gravelly hill,Erdington, Lakin Michael Henry esq. The Cottage, Bishop's Itcbington, near Birmingham Leamington & Cliff house, Warwick Sabin-Smith Alfred esq. Harbury house, near Leamington Lane Charles Pelham esq. M.A. :Moundsley hall, King's Satchell John Gilbert esq. 2 Bilton road, Rugby Norton, Birmingham Saunders William esq · Lant Richard esq. Nailcot hall, near Coventry ScottCapt.BeauchampHenryJohn, Eat.horpe hall, Leamingtn Leigh Right. Hon. Lord P.C., LL.D. Stoneleigb Abbev, Seymour Lord Ernest James. Kingley, Alcester R.S.O Kenilworth • Shawe Henry Cunliffe esq. Weddington hall, Nuneaton Leigh Hon. Edward Chandos C.B., Q.C., J.\II.A. 45 Upper Sheldon Hy. Jas. esq. Brailes house, near Shipton-on-Stour Grosvenor street, London W Shirley Sewallis Evelyn esq. M.A. Ettington park, nea-r *Leigh Hon. Francis Dudley, Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth Stratford-on-Avon Leitner Simon esq. Alderbrook, Solihull Shuckburgh Richa-rd Henry esq. Bilton l\Ianor house, Rugby J..evett-Prinsep Thos. esq. Old Manor hall, Croxall, Lichfield Simonds Hy. Edmd. esq. Lansdowne,NetherWhitacre,B'ham t.indner Fredk. Wm. esq. The Hermitage, Solihull,Birminghm Singer George esq. Coundon court, Coventry Little Ernest Knightley esq. Newbold Pacey hall,Leamingtn Skey George esq. Wybourne lodge, Malvern I-loyd Sampson Samuel esq. Gosden house, Bramler, near Smallwood Joseph esq. 16 Warwiek New road, )Iilverton, Guildford Leamington • Lloyd Sampson Samuel, jun. esq. The Priory, Warwick Smith Josiah Timmis esq. Rhine Hill house, neat" Stratford­ Lord Jn. Courtenay esq. F.R.G.S. Cotsford, Solihull, B'ham on-Avon Loveday John Edwa.rd Ta.ylor esq Smith-Ryland Charles Ahton esq. Barford Hill, ·warwick ~Loyd Col. Lewi!l Yivitm, 8 Rutltmd gate, London W 5mythe Sir Charles f'redericli Jo<:~eph bart. :Elmley lodge. Brandon parade, Leamington .
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