List of the present House of Commons.

List of the present House of Commons.

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List of the present House of Commons.

Salop-Sir R. Hill, bart. J. C. Pelham
Saltash-F. Villiers, B. Walrond
Sandwich-J. Marryatt, †Sir E. T. Trou-
bridge, bart.

New Sarum-W. Wyndham, Hon. D. P.
Bouverie

Old Sarum-J. Alexander, J. Du-Pré Alex-
ander

Scarborough-Rt. Hon. C. Manners Sutton,
Hon. E. Phipps

Seaford-J. Fitzgerald, W. Lyon
Shaftesbury E. Penrhyn, †W. Maberly
New Shoreham-Sir C. M. Burrell, bart. H.
Howard

Shrewsbury-R. A. Slaney, R. Jenkins
Somersets.-E.A.Sandford, +W. G. Langton
Southampton-A. Atherley,+J. S. Penleaze
Southwark-C. Calvert, +W. Brougham
Staffordshire-E. J. Littleton, Sir J. Wrot-
tesley, bart.

Stafford-T. Gisborne, J. Campbell
Stamford-Lord T. Cecil, +§C. Tennyson
Steyning-G. R. Phillips, E. Blount
Stockbridge J. Barham, †Sir S. Canning
Sudbury-Sir J. B. Walsh, bart. †D. Č.
Wrangham

Suffolk-Sir H. E. Bunbury, bart. C. Tyrell
Surrey-W. J. Denison, J. I. Briscoe
Sussex-H. B. Curteis, ‡Lord G. Lennox
Tamworth-Lord C. V. F. Townshend, Sir
Robert Peel, bart.

Tavistock-Lord W. Russell, Lord J. Russell
Taunton-H. Labouchere, E. T. Bainbridge
Tewkesbury-J. E. Dowdeswell, J. Martin
Thetford-Lord C. Fitzroy, F. Baring
Thirsk-Sir R. Frankland, R. G. Russell
Tiverton-Hon. G. D. Ryder, S. Perceval
Totness-Right Hon. T. P. Courtenay, C. B.
Baldwin

Tregony +C. G. J.Arbuthnot, J. Mackillop
Truro-Lord Encombe, N. W. Peach
Wallingford-W. L. Hughes, R. Knight
Wareham-C. Wood, G. Calcraft
Warwicks.-F. Lawley, +Sir G. Skipwith,

bart.

Warwick-+J. Tomes, +E. B. King
Wells-J. E. Vaughan, J. L. Lee
Wendover A. Smith, S. Smith
Wenlock-P. B. Thompson, Hon. G. C. W.
Forester

Weobley-Lord E. Thynne, Lord H. F.
Thynne

Westbury-+Sir R. Franco, +H. Hanmer
Westminster-Sir F. Burdett, bart. J. C.
Hobhouse

Westmoreland · Hon. H. C. Lowther, †A.
Nowell

Weymouth-M. Ure, T. F. Buton, J. Gor-
don, R. Weyland

Whitchurch-Sir S. Scott, bart. Hon. H.
G. P. Townshend

Wigan-†J. H. Kearsley, †R. Thicknesse
Wilton J. H. Penruddocke, †J. Dawkins
Willshire-J. Benett, Sir J. D. Astley, bt.
Winchelsea-J. Williams, §S. Lushington
Winchester-P. S. J. Mildmay, J. B. East
Windsor-J. Ramsbottom, Right Hon. E.
G. H. S. Stanley

[May,

New Woodstock-Lord C.S.Churchill, ‡Lord
Stormont

Wootton Bassett-Viscount Mahon, †Lord
Porchester

Worcestershire-Hon. T. H. Foley, †Hon F.
Spencer

Worcester-T. H. H. Davies, G. R. Robinson
Chipping Wycombe-Sir T. Baring, bart.
+Hon. R. Smith

Yarmouth, Norfolk-Hon. G. Anson, C. E.
Rumbold

Yarmouth, Isle of Wight-+Sir H.Willough-
by, bart. +C. C. Cavendish

Yorkshire-Lord Morpeth, Sir J. V. B.
Johnstone, bart. G. Strickland, †C.
Ramsden

York-S. A. Bayntun, Hon. T. Dundas
SCOTLAND.

Aberdeenshire-Hon. W. Gordon
Aberdeen-Horatio Ross
Argyleshire-
Ayr-T. F. Kennedy
Ayrshire-W. Blair
Banffshire-J. Morrison

Berwickshire-Hon. A. Maitland

Bute and Caithness-shire-+G. Sinclair, jun.
Crail and Anstruther-†A. Johnston
Dumbartonshire-Lord W. Gordon
Dumfries-shire-J. J. H. Johnstone
Dumfries-W. R. K. Douglas
Dysart-+R. Ferguson

Edinburghshire-Sir G. Clerk

Edinburgh-IR. A. Dundas

Elginshire-Hon. F. W. Grant
Elgin-

1831.]

List of the present House of Commons.-Promotions.

Athlone Bo.-Henry Handcock

Bandon Bo.-Lord Visc. Bernard
Belfast Bo.-Sir A. Chichester
Cavan Co.-H. Maxwell, J. Young
Cashel Bo.-M. Pennefather

Carlow Co. †Sir J. M. Doyle, †W.
Blackney.

Carlow Bo.-Lord Tullamore

Clonmell Bo.-Eyre Coote

Cork City-Hon. J. Boyle, D. Callaghan
Cork Co.-Lord Boyle, Hon. R. King
Coleraine -Sir J. Brydges
Carrickfergus-Lord G. Hill

Clare Co.-Maj. Macnamara, M. O'Connell
Donegal Co.-+Sir E. Hayes, +Col. Conolly
Down Co.-Ld. Castlereagh, Ld. A. Hill
Dublin Co.-Lord Brabazon, Col. White
Dublin City-+Sir H. Harty, +L. Perrin
Dublin University-T. Lefroy
Dundalk Bo.-†Col. J. E. Gordon
Drogheda-J. H. North

Downpatrick-E. S. Ruthven

Duncannon-Hon. T. Knox

Dungarvon-Hon. G. Lamb

Ennis-+Right Hon. W. V. Fitzgerald
Enniskillen-Hon. A. Cole
Fermanagh Co-M. Archdall, Lord Corry
Galway Co.- Sir J. Burke, J. S. Lambert
Galway Town-†J. J. Bodkin

Kerry Co.-D. O'Connell, F. W. Mullins
King's Co.-Ld. Oxmantown, Col. Bernard
Kilkenny Co.-E. of Ossory, Ld. Duncannon
Kilkenny City-N. P. Leader

Kildare Co.-R. M. O'Ferrall, †Sir W. Hort
Kinsale-Capt. J. Russell, R. N.

Leitrim Co.-Col. Clements, S. White

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Londonderry City-Sir R. Ferguson
Longford Co.-Ld. Forbes, A. Lefroy
Louth Co.-A. Dawson, R. L. Sheil
Mallow-C. D. O. Jephson

Mayo Co.-J. Browne, D. Browne
Meath Co.-Sir M. Somerville, Ld. Killeen
Monaghan Co.-Hon. E. Blaney, †Hon. H.
B. Westenra

Newry-Hon. J. H. Knox
New Ross-+C. Tottenham
Portarlington-Sir W. Rae

Queen's Co.-Sir H. Parnell, Sir C. Coote
Roscommon Co.-A. French, O. O'Connor
Sligo Co.-J. Cooper, †Col. Percival
Sligo Bo.-J. Wynne

Tipperary Co.-T. Wyse, †J. H. Hutchinson
Tralee +W. Ferrand

Tyrone-Hon. H. C. Corry, †Sir H. Stewart
Waterford Co. +Sir R. Musgrave, †R.

Power

Waterford City-Sir J. Newport
Westmeath Co.-Col. Rochfort, M. L. Chap-

man

Wexford Co.-Col. Chichester, †H. Lambert
Wexford Bo.-†C. A. Walker

Wicklow Co.-R. Howard, J. Grattan
Youghall Bo.-Hon. G. Ponsonby

[*** The Scotch Returns are not yet
complete]

At all the contested Elections the grand struggle has been between the advocates of the Reform Bill and its opponents. According to the returns, the counties of England will be represented by 70 Reformers, opposed to 6 Antis; the cities of England, by 42 Reformers and 8 Antis; the boroughs, not comprised in Schedules (A) and (B) 126 Reformers and 46 Antis; the boroughs to be disfranchised in Schedule (A), by 28 Reformers and 76 Antis; and the boroughs to lose one member in Schedule (B), by 31 Reformers and 53 Antis; thus leaving a majority of 108 in favour of Reform.

PROMOTIONS AND PREFERMENTS.

GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. April 7. Capt. H. Jelf, esq. and ClarissaAmelia Sharp, of Kincarrochy, co. Perth, after their intended marriage, to use the surname, and bear the arms of Sharp, in addition to that of Jelf, and the designation of Kincarrochy.

April 23. Right Hon. R. Montgomery, Lord Belhaven, to be High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

Col. S. R. Chapman, C.B. to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Bermudas.

April 26. 56th Foot-Major H. Harris Pritchard to be Lieut.-Col.; Capt. W. Mitchell to be Major.-69th Foot: Brevet Lt.Col. R. Johns to be Major.-Unattached: Major Lord Edw. Hay to be Lieut.-Col. of Inf.; Brevet Lieut.-Col. W. O'Donoghue

to be Lieut.-Col.; Capt. W. Hawkins Ball to be Major.

April 27. Major-Gen. R. Bourke to be Capt.-Gen. and Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales and Van Dieman's Land.

April 29. 3d Dragoon Guards: Lieut.Gen. S. Hawker to be Col.-47th Foot: Brevet Major F. Heatly to be Major.Garrison: Major-Gen. John Waters to be Captain of Yarmouth Castle.

May 2. Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Houston, G.C.B. to be Lieut.-Governor of Gibraltar. -69th Foot: Capt. R. Brookes to be Major.

+

May 10. To be Extra Aides-de-Camp to his Majesty, with the rank of Colonel in the Army Lieut.-Col. A. Campbell, Brevet Lieut-Col. J. Bell, S. B. Auchmuty, T. Lightfoot, A. D. Faunce, G. Brown, F. Fitzclarence, G. P. Wingrove.—1st Foot

462

Promotions and Preferments.-Births.-Marriages.

Guards: Lieut.-Col. F. T. Roberts to be
Capt. and Lieut.-Col. - Garrison: Lieut.-
Gen. Hon. J. Ramsay to be Governor of
Carlisle.-Brevet: Capt. E. W. Bouverie,
to be Major in the Army.

May 11. Knighted: J. Whatley, esq.
Groom of the Bedchamber.

May 12. Dr. W. M'Michael to be Physician in Ordinary.-Right Hon. Laurence Lord Dundas to be Lieut. and Sheriff Principal of the shires of Orkney and Zetland.

Col. G. Fitzclarence to be Baron Tewkesbury, Visc. Fitzclarence, and Earl of Munster.

May 13. Right Hon. Sir F. J. Lamb, G.C.B. to be Ambassador Extraordinary to the Emperor of Austria.

May 14. J. Button, of Stifford, Essex, esq. to use and bear the surname and arms of Freman only.

May 16. Sir T. S. Champneys, of Orchardleigh Park, Somerset, bart, to take the surname of Mostyn before that of Champneys; and also bear the arms of Mostyn quarterly with those of Champneys.

May 17. 72d Foot: Lieut.-Col. T. F. Wade to be Lieut.-Col,-90th Foot: Lieut.Col. C. G. J. Arbuthnot to be Lieut.-Col.Unattached: Brevet Major J. Agnew to be Major.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Rev. W. H. Dixon to be Canon Residentiary
in York Cathedral.

Rev. J. Bartholomew, Preb. in Exeter Cath.
Rev. E. Mellish, Preb. in Hereford Cath.
Rev. J. Clatton, Preb. in Hereford Cath.
Rev. L. Lewellin, Preb. in Brecon Col. Ch.
Rev. M. Anderson, Sherrington R. Somerset

[May,

Rev. J. W. Arnold, Burrington P. C. Somer.
Rev. J. B. Atkinson, Kingston R. Isle of
Wight.

Rev. T. Brayshaw, Addingham R. co. York.
Rev. H. Burton, Atcham V. Salop.
Rev. J. Chevalier, Cransford R. Suffolk.
Rev. R. Clifton, Somerton R. co. Worcester.
Rev. W. Clive, Mountford V. Salop.
Rev. J. Cottingham, Chatwick P. C. Chesh.
Rev. F. W. Cubitt, Fritton R. Suffolk.
Rev. A. W. Eyre, Hornsea-cum-Riston V.
co. York.

Rev. E. Griffin, Wilburston V. co. Northam.
Rev. J. Harward, Wirksworth V. co. Derby.
Rev. J. Jackson, Tullow R. co. Carlow.
Rev. J. Jones, Llanaber R. Merionethshire.
Rev. E. J. Moor, Brightwell P. C. co. Berks.
Rev. J. Morgan, Dilwyn V. co. Hereford.
Rev. N. Morgan, Aston V. co. Warwick.
Rev. H.W. Neville, Bergh Aston R. Norfolk.
Rev. H. H. Norris, Hackney R. Middlesex.
Rev. H. B. Owen, Throcking R. Herts.
Rev. H. J. Passand, Shipton-on-Charwell R.
Oxon.

Rev. J. P. Reynolds, Beeston St. Andrew R.
Norfolk.

Rev. W. Smith, Honingham V. Norfolk.
Rev. H. H. Way, Henbury V. co. Gloucester.
Rev. T. P. White, Exton R. Hants.
Rev. P. Whittingham, Baddingham R. Suff.
Rev. H. I. C. Harper, to be joint Conduct
of Eton College.

BIRTH S.

April 18. At the Vicarage, Ashburton, the wife of the Rev. J. Wrey, a son. 22. At Brayfield House, Bucks, the wife of Lieut.-Col. Bourchier, a son.-23. At Southampton, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Wilson, a son.— -24. In North Audleystreet, the wife of W. Bulwer, esq. a dau.27. At Cambridge, the wife of the Rev. Professor Scholefield, a son.- -At the Rectory, Souldern, the wife of the Rev. W. C. Risley, a son.-29. In Portland-street, the wife of Lieut. -Col. Healy, a dau.

Lately. At Southampton, the wife of Lieut.-Col. G. Hely, a dau.- -At Coolhurst, Horsham, the Right Hon. Lady Eliz. Dickins, a son. -At Cheltenham, the wife of Capt. Macan, 16th Lancers, a son.

May 2. In Grosvenor-sq. the Countess of Wilton, a son.-8. At Bromley House, the Lady Sarah Murray, a son.-12. At the Vicarage, Britford, the wife of the Rev. R. H. Hill, a son.-14. The wife of W. H. Hooper, esq. Secretary of Greenwich Hospital, a dau. -18. In Upper Harleystreet, the wife of Rich. Jenkins, esq. M.P. a son. At the Palace, Fulham, Mrs. Blomfield, the lady of the Bp. of London, a son.-19. At the Rectory, East Horsley, Hon. Mrs. Arthur Perceval, a son.20. At Halls, Holt, Wilts, the wife of Lt.Col. T. W. Forster, a dau.-23. In Parliament-street, the wife of J. Burder, esq.

a son.

MARRIAGES.

April 12. At the Hon. Mrs. Burrowes's house, Hill-street, Berkeley-square, his Excellency Baron de Cetto, Minister Plenipotentiary of the King of Bavaria, to Eliz.

Cath. only dau. to the late Col. Burrowes,
of Dengan Castle, and grand-dau. to Lord
Decies, late Archbishop of Tuam.—At
Exeter, W. Mackworth Praed, esq. barrister-