Deaths-continued.

168; Curver, J. R. Esq. 152; Currie,
W. W. Esq. 182; Cutler, rev. J. 157

Dacres, Lady, 176; Daniell, T. Esq.
156; D'Arblay, Madame, 149; Dau-
nou, M. P. C. F., 169; Davies, T. H.
Esq. 163; Day, Ensign H., 168;
Delpeuch, A. 159; Despard, Lieut.-
colonel A. 162; Dick, Sir W. 182;
Dickenson, Captain R. r. n. 149;
Dickson, Major-general, Sir A. 161;
Dillon, Miss C. 172; Dillon, Sir C.
D. 151; Dingwall, J. D. Esq. 180;
Donnelly, Admiral Sir R. 177; Dou-
glas, Lady C. H. 151; Douglas,
Lady C. 172; Drummond, Captain
T. 160; Ducie, Earl of, 173; Duck-
worth, Lady, 162; Dunbar, J. Esq.
152; Dundas, Lady, 162; Dundas,
Sir W. 182; Dukinfield, rev. C. E.
176; Dunin, Count A. 173; Durham,
Earl of, ib.; Durham, General J.
152; Dysart, Countess of, 178

Earle, Captain E. M. 169; Eliot, F.
W. Esq. 175; Elphinstone, hon. Miss
E. M. 182; Elphinstone, hon. Mrs.
166; Elphinstone, S. Esq. 172; Es-
monde, Lady, 155; Evatt, Colonel G.
181; Every, hon. Mrs. 160; Eyre,
Lady R. 175; Eyre, R. H. Esq. 168

Fane, General Sir H. 157; Favell, Mrs.
177; Favers, Abbe V. de, 182; Feu-
cheres, Baronne de, 183; Field, H. C.
Esq. 164; Finch, hon. and rev. D.
180; Fonnereau, rev. C. W. 150;
Foote, S. Esq. 164; Forbes, D. G.
Esq. 182; Forbes, J. Esq. 183; Frere,
T. Esq. 159; Frost, J. Esq. 156

Gardiner, J. Esq. 182; Gardiner, Lady,
172; Garrow, rt. hon. Sir W. 177;
Garvagh, Lord, 175; Gleig, right rev.
G. (Bishop of Brechin), 155; Glover,
A. Esq. 176; Glyn, Sir L. P. 174;
Goodall, rev. Dr. J. 157; Gordon,
Lieut.-gen. B. 176; Gore, Mrs. A.
151; Goring, C. R. Esq. 155; Graefe,
Dr., 172; Grant, the Master of, 155;
Gregg, H. G. Esq. 167; Gregory, rt.
hon. W. 162; Griffin, G. Esq. 168;
Guiccioli, Count, 161; Guillamore,
Viscount, ib.

Haddington, Dowager Countess of, 169;
Halkett, Captain F. 178; Hallam,
Mrs. 162; Hammersley, H. Esq. 181;
Handcock, Miss E. 162; Harding, E.
Esq.181; Harewood, Countess of, 154;

Deaths-continued.

Hargood, Admiral Sir W. 147; Har-
ris, hon. W. L. T. 182; Harris, Mr.
147; Hastings, Dowager Marchioness
of, 150; Hazledine, W. Esq. 180;
Headley, (Winn) Ld., 160; Henniker,
Lady, 158; Hesse Homburg, Dowager
Landgravine of, 150; Hewett, Gene-
ral Sir G. 157; Hewett, Captain, r.n.
182; Hewson, Miss D. 162; Hickey,
Captain F. r. n. 164; Higgins, Mrs.
160; Hill, Captain W. r. n. 149;
Hill, T. Esq. 183; Hilton, Captain
W. 147; Hoghton, Lady, 182; Hol-
combe, rev. J. R. 157 ; Holland, Lord,
178; Holman, J. Esq. ib.; Holmes,
Lieut.-colonel S. 147; Hope, Lady
A. 155; Hopkins, Captain E. P. 159;
Horndon, Major J. D. 156; Horrie,
Commander D. 182; Horsfield, Lieut.
general, 162; Howard, E. G. Esq.
168; Hull, Major-general W. 181;
Hussey, Lady M. 159

Ilbery, J. Esq. 146; Inman, Mr. G.
E. 177; Irving, Mrs, 172

Jacob, J. Esq. 154; Jacotot, M. 182;
Johnson, Mr. T. B. 163; Joy, H. H.
Esq. 172

Keating, Mrs. M. 159; Keir, L. G.
Esq. 169; Kempthorne, H. P. Esq
168; Kempthorne, Lieut. T. ib.;
Kenmure, Viscount, 176; Kennedy,
Sir R. H. 164; Kernan, Miss, 182;
Kerr, Vice-Admiral Lord M. R. 176;
Knowles, Mr. J. 152; Knox, Miss G.
176

Lacy, Mrs. 178; Lane, T. Esq. 183;
Lawrence, J. Esq. 177; Leitrim,
Countess of, 154; Le Mesurier, Lieut.
r. n. 182; Lewis, T. Esq. ib.; Lori-
mer, Mrs. M. 154; Lowndes, W. S.
Esq. 164, Lupton, S. B. Esq. 167;
Lyster, Lieut.-colonel J. 162; Lyt-
tleton, Lady, 160

Macartney, Lady, 176; Macdonald, hon.
D. S. E. 175; Macdonald, Major-
general A. 165; Mackenzie, hon. F.
C. 154; Mackenzie, Lady, 182; Mar-
kenzie, Lieut.-colonel, 166; Maclean,
Miss, 178; Macleod, Mrs. 177;
M'Loughlin, right rev. Dr. (Roman
Catholic Archbishop of Derry) 175;
M'Nair, Lieut.-general J. ib.; Ma-
connochie, Miss H. 166; Macpher-
son, J. Esq. 146; M’Uwin, Mrs. 181;
Maison, Marshal, 155; Maitland,

Deaths-continued.

Rear-Admiral Sir F. L. 147; Marjori-
banks, S. Esq. 176; Manning, T.
Esq. 163; Mansfield, Earl of, 154;
Marlborough, Duke of, 155; Marsh,
rev. M. 174; Marsham, hon. and rev.
J. 151; Mash, Sir T. 156; Med-
hurst, G. W. W. Esq. 159; Melfort,
Duke of, 150; Mentque. Vicomtesse
de, 163; Mildmay, E. W. H. J. 172;
Minshull, G. R. Esq. ib.; Monckton,
hon. Miss E. M. 178; Moncorvo, Ba-
roness, 152; Montmorency, Princess
de Laval, 175; Monypenny, P. D.
Esq. 162; Moore, Mr. D. 183;
Mooser, A. 151; Morell, rev. T.
159; Morison, J. Esq. 163; Morley,
Earl of, 156; Müller, Professor C. O.
174

Nasmyth, A. Esq. 160; Neate, Mr. T.

175; Newcomen, hon. Miss C. 174;
Newdigate, Lady B. M. 161

Oake, Mr. J. 165; O'Callaghan, hon.
Lieut.-general Sir R. W. 168; Og-
Jander, Colonel H. 169; Olbers, M.
159; Oliver, J. 150; Oswald, Gene-
ral Sir J. 168; Otway, Captain R.
W. 166

Paget, right hon. Sir A. 169; Palk, En-
sign, A. 171; Palmer, Sir W. H.
166; Park, Mrs. 152; Parkins (ex-
Sherift) J. W. Esq. 160; Pellew, Miss
F. U. 154; Pennant, G. H. D. Esq.
183; Perceval, hon. E. 156; Philli-
more, Captain Sir J. r. n. 157; Phil-
lips, Captain C. r. n. 146; Philpott,
Mr. J. 151; Pigot, General Sir H.
167; Pitts, Mr. W. 160; Plank, Mr.
S. 165; Plunket, Lieut.-colonel F.
175; Plunket, Mrs. 162; Pockling-
ton, Sir R. 176; Pocock, Sir G. 172;
Poisson, M. 162; Pollock, Mr. J. 175;
Ponthieu, Prince de, 182; Poyntz, W.
S. Esq. 159; Prinsep, J. Esq. 161;
Proby, Commander, W. H. B. 147;
Protheroe, Sir H. 169; Prussia, King
of, [197], 167; Puigblanch, Dr. A.
177; Puleston, Sir R. 164

Qua, Dr. Lum, 181

Ramberg, J. H. 172; Ranfurly, Earl of,
161; Rendlesham, Lady, 183; Ren-
nell, rev. Dr. 158; Reynard, F. Esq.
182; Ricketts, Rear Admiral W. 164;
Robinson, R. 177; Rodney, Dowager
Lady, 160; Rolles, Rear Admiral R.
147; Rorke, Mrs. M. 175; Ross-

Deaths-continued.

more, Lady A. 174; Rowley, Miss L.
E. 177; Russell, Lord W. 164, 241;
Ryan, Dr. M. 182; Rycroft, rev. H.

159

St. David's, Bishop of, 172; St. Paul,
Sir H. D. C. 183; Sancroft, Dr. J.
ib.; Saurin, Lady M. 152; Schole-
field, T. C. Esq. 155; Scott, J. 166 ;
Scott, rev. Dr. A. J. 173; Seafield,
Earl of, 179; Selleth, J. Esq. 164;
Sempill, hon. Miss J. 172; Seppings,
Sir R. 161; Shafto, Lady, 168; Ship-
ley, Miss C. L. 156; Silva, Cardinal
P. da. 149; Simpson, Mr. 169; Sin-
gleton, M. Esq. 174; Skelmersdala,
Lady, 166; Skinner, rev. J. 178;
Smith, Admiral Sir W. S. 165;
Smith, hon. Miss M. J. 161; Smythe,
Lady J. M. 176; Spencer, Captain
Sir R. r. n. 147; Spranger, J. Esq.
162; Spread, hon. Mrs. 167; Stack,
Major R. 181; Stair, Earl of, 156;
Stanhope, hon. Major-General L. E.
R. 154; Stevens, Mr. 182; Stewart,
J. S. Esq. 171; Stewart, Rear-Admi-
ral H. 160; Stockley, C. P. Esq. 168;
Stonor, C. H. Esq. 152; Stopford,
Lieut.-Colonel hon. E. 172; Strachan,
J. Esq. 183; Strangwayes, Mrs. 178;
Stuart, bon. J. 182; Stuart, Miss E.
S. ib.; Sullivan, Colonel H. 176; Sul-
livan, right hon. J. 147; Sweet, S.
W. Esq. 181

Tatham, Rear Admiral S. 151; Teas-
dale, Major-General Sir G. ib.; Ten-
nent, hon. Mrs. 171; Thibaut, Pro-
fessor, 158; Thomson, rev. J. 180;
Thornton, General Sir W. 159;
Throckmorton, Sir C. 182; Thurlow,
Lady, 158; Tinling, Rear-Admiral
C. 182; Torrens, Colonel R. 176;
Tourville, Comtesse de, 155; Tren-
chard, Mrs. E. 158; Trevanion, J. T.
P. B. Esq. 151

Vandael, M. 156; Vaughan, Lady, M
A. 168; Venables, Alderman W:
174; Vesci, Viscountess de, 167
Vigors, N. A. Esq. 180; Villiers, B
Esq. 168

Wagner, Mrs. 173; Waldegrave, hon. J.
162; Walpole, T. Esq. 181; Ware,
C. H. Esq. 163; Ware, Mrs. 168;
Ward, W. J. Esq. 155; Wedderburn,
hon. Mrs. 161; Wedderburn, Sir J.
W. 175; West, C. Esq. 161; Wes-
tenra, hou. Miss, 168; Whately, W.

Deaths-continued.

Esq. 164; Wheatley, Miss L. M. 154;
White, C. F. Esq. 178; White, Miss,
164; Whitmore, F. Esq. 168; Whit-
more, Lady L. E. G. 156; Wilde,
Lady, 168; Wilkinson, General, Sir
W. 156; Williams, rev. J. 147; Winn,
A. A. Esq. 154; Winton, W. de, Esq.
166; Wishaw, J. Esq. 183; Wollas-
ton, C. B. Esq. 154; Wood, rev. J.
168; Woodcock, rev. Dr. H. 175;
Wordsworth, rev. J. 148; Woulfe,
Chief Baron, 167; Wreight, H. Esq.
164; Wyatt, Mr. H. 154; Wyatville,
Sir J. 152; Wynford, Baroness, 155 ;
Wynn, Sir W. W. 149

Debt, Public Funded, 332, 352

Unfunded, 334, 354
DESPATCHES-Bombardment of Beyrout
537; landing in D'Journi Bay, 540;
skirmish on the Kelbson (Dog) river,
541; capture of Sidon, 542; battle of
Caleb Meidan, 544; bombardment and
capture of St. Jean d'Acre, 546; storm-
ing of Ghuzni, 550, 556; occupation
of Cabul, 559; storming of Khelat,
560; battle of Bameean, 564; sur-
render of Dost Mahomed, 567; cap-
ture of Aden, ib.; action between
the Volage and Hyacinth, and a
squadron of Chinese junks, 570;
proceedings of the Blonde at Amoy,
571; capture of Chusan, 573
Dinner, public-Mr. Byng, 33
DOCUMENTS, public, 319
Drowning, cases of, 32, 40, 47, 115
Duels Interrupted one between
Compte de Leon and Prince Louis
Napoleon, 28; between the Earl of
Cardigan and Lieutenant Harvey
Tuckett, 79

EAST INDIES ;-vide INDIA
EGYPT-Conduct and preparations of
Mehemet Ali, [187]; ultimatum of-
fered to him; sentence of deposition
pronounced by the sultan, [189];
blockade of Alexandria; capture of
Beyrout and Saida, [190], 537; sum-
mary of two interviews between the
pasha and the consuls-general of the
four great powers, 460; memoir ad-
dressed by the same parties to Mehe-
met Ali, 511;-vide DESPATCHES,
DOCUMENTS, SYRIA, TURKEY
Epsom Races, 56
EXECUTIONS, 43, 239
Expenditure, public, 322, 342
Exports, 335, 355

Extraordinary scene at Richmond, 102

FINANCE Accounts, 320, 340
FIRES (York minster) 48; (Plymouth
Dock-yard) 86; (Sheerness Dock-yard)
89
Forgeries, 70

FRANCE-Difficulties in forming a per-
manent administration, [157]; open-
ing of the Session,[158]; royal speech,
[159]; M. Sauzet elected president
of the chamber of deputies; elections
of presidents and secretaries of Bu-
reaux, [160]; address of the chamber
of peers, [161]; M. D'Alton Shee;
M. Dufaure; Duc de Noailles, [162];
M. Villemain; address of the chamber
of deputies, [163]; M. Odillon Barrot;
Marshal Soult; Duc de Valmy; M.
de Carne; M. Mauguin, [164]; M.
de Lamartine; M. Villemain, [165];
M. Thiers, [166]; M. Duchatel; M.
Lanyer; address carried by a majority
of 169, [167]; M. Guizot appointed
ambassador to England; marriage of
the Duc de Nemours; debate on the
Apanage, [168]; Brochure of M. de
Cormenin; rejection of the bill by
the chamber; resignation of the mi-
nistry; M. Thiers appointed presi-
dent of the council; vote on a grant
of secret service-money, [169]; the
sugar question; bill passed by a large
majority; the Prince de Joinville de-
puted to fetch the ashes of Napoleon
from St. Helena, [170]; effect on
public feeling, of the treaty between
England, Russia, Austria, and Prus-
sia, [171]; Lord Palmerston's expla-
nation; the Parisian Journals, [172];
dispute at the Mauritius; landing of
Prince Louis Napoleon Buonaparte
at Boulogne, [173]; capture and
trial, [174], 304; Louis Phillipe
visits Boulogne; warlike tone of the
French Journals; strike of workmen
in Paris; trial of Madame Laffarge,
[175], 81; expedition of admiral
Stopford; project for fortifying Paris;
[176]; notes from M. Thiers to M.
Guizot; Casus Belli; attempt to
assassinate the king, [177], 90;
trial and condemnation of Darmes,
[177]; resignation of the Thiers
ministry; formation of a Soult-Guizot
cabinet; opening of the chambers;
the King's speech, [178]; election of
president, [179]; speech of M. Thiers;
M. Guizot, [180]; discussion in the
chamber of deputies on the address;
effect in France of the fall of St. Jean
d'Acre, [181]; scandalous scene in
the French chamber; arrival in France