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THERMOMETRICAL REGISTER.

THE MOON'S CHANGES.

New

4th day, 2h. 40m. morn. First Quart... Ilth day, Ilh. 15m. aftern. Full

19th day, 4h. 35m, aftern. Last Quart. .. 26th day, Oh. 32m. aftern.

D's Dec. Ist, 0°; 8th, 20-60 S.; 16th, 00; 22nd, 20•70 N. ; 29th, 09.

421

November, 1848. Highest. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. 1 51:1 41.8 16 45.7 2769 2 52:7 382 17

47.8 3 55.0 392 18 49.8 433 4 420 3007 19 4407

343 5 46.8 25.9 20 57.0 380 6 56.9

43'8 21 573 39*1 7 48°5 32.9 22 54.7 431 8 46.0 287 23 5349

423 9

4504 28'5 24 46.7 313 10 46.8 301 25 47.8 28.4 11 482 33.0 26

563

46.7 12 47.7 39.6 27 51.3 442 13 47.3 36.2 28 53.5

42.9 14 54.2 36.3 29 56.8 512 15 433 28.8 30

40.3

בת

2 12

2 35 2 56

b. m. m.

h. m.

O 1 6 55

16 16 4 32 14 s 25 26 57 16 17 4 30 14 45 36 59 16 17 14 28 15 3 47 0 16 16 4 26 15 22 5 7 2 16 15 4 25 15 41 67 4 16 12 4 23 15 59 77 6 16 9 4 21 | 16 17 8 7 7 16 5 4 20 16 34 97 9 16 0 4 18 16 52 107 11 15 54 4 17 17 9 11 7 13 15 48 4 15 17 25 12 7 15 15 41 4 14 17 42 137 16 15 32 4 12 | 17 58 14 7 18 15 23 4 11 18 14 15 7 20

h. m.
h. m.
h. m.

h. m. 9 m39 3 a 54 11 40

1 10 29 4 18 09 0 31 2 11 19

4 43 0 56 1 17 3 0 a 9 5 10 1 38 2 0 1 0 5 40 2 20 2 40 5 1 51 6 16

2 57

3 16 6 2 41 6 57 3 34

3 52 3 32 7 44 4 9 4 28

8 4 21 8 38

4 47

5 5 5 9 9 36 5 25

5 48 10 5 55 10 37 6 9

6 33 11 6 40 11 40 7 7 34 12 7 24

morn. 8 11 8 50 13 8 8 0 45 9 29 10 3 14 8 52 1 51 10 39 11 11 15 937 2 59 11 38

16 10 24 4 9 0 1 0 22 17 11 14 5 21

042 1 1/18 morn. 6 34 1 19 I 37 19 0 6 7 50 1 57 2 1620 1 2 9 3 2 35

2 54 21 2 1 10 10 3 15

3 35 22 3 0 11 8 3 56 4 1823 4 0 11 56 4 41 5 5 24 4 57 0 a 35 5 31

3 17

3 40

5 11

5 56

9.4 10.4

15 14 4 9 18 29 167 21 15 3 4 8 18 45 17 7 23 14 51 4 718 59 18 |7 25 14 39 4 5 19 14 19 7 27 14 26 4 419 28 20 7 28 14 12 4 3 1942 21 7 30 13 57 4 2 1955 22|7 32 13 424 120 8 23 7 33 13 25 4 0 20 21 24/7 35 13 8 3 5920 33 25 7 36 12 503 58 20 45 26 7 38 12 31 13 5720 57 27 7 40 12 12 3 56 21 8 28 7 41 11 523 55 21 19 297 43 11 31 3 54 21 29 307 44 11 9 1 3 53 21 39

11.4 12.4 13.4

5 58 25 5 52 1 7 6 26 6 5926 6 45 135

7 33 8 10 27 7 35 2 0 8 49

9 27 28 8 24 2 23 10 3 10 40 29 9 13 2 46 11 12 11 43 30

14.4

0 16.4

17.4

18.4

19.4

20.4

21.4 10 23

11 41

23.4

morn.

24.4

0 58

25.4

2 13

26.4

3 28

MONTHLY NOTICES. 2. Bury St. Edmunds-cattle.

12. Shrewsbury-cattle, sheep, pigs, &c. 2. Rotherham-cattle and horses.

14. Thirsk-horned cattle, horses, sheep, &c. 4. Dursley-cattle and pedlery.

17. Hornsea-horses and cattle. 4. Atherstone-horses and fat cattle.

28. Bridgewater-cattle, &c. 6. Bodmin-oxen, sheep, and cloths.

30. Quarter Sessions commence in this week. 6. Higham Ferrars-horses, horned cattle, and 31. Last day of the year.-Those who have not sheep.

been accustomed to keep an account of personal 7 and 18. Cheltenham-cattle and pedlery. or household expenses should begin from this 9, 11, 12. Bradford, Yorksh.-hogs and pedlery. day. Those in trade who have not been accus11. Baldock-cheese, cattle, &c.

tomed to take an annual account of stock should 10, 11. Bewdley—first day, hogs only—2nd day, begin from this day. Without cash-books and horned cattle, horses, cheese, &c.

without stock-books, trade is little better than a 11. Boston-cattle.

game of chance.

» 25

ور

3 Tu 337 4 W 338 5 TH 339 6 F 7S

: : : :

: : :

10 TU 344 11 W 345 12 TH 346

SUNDAY LESSONS.
Proper Lessons, Morning.

Proper Lessons, Evening.
Dec. 1 1st Sun. in Advent Isaiah 1

Acts 2
Isaiah 2

Heb. 7
8 2nd
5

24
James

1
15 3rd

1 Peter 3
22 4th

32
1 John

2
25 Christmas”Day 9 to v. 8 Lửke 2 to v. 15

7 v. 10 to Titus 3 v. 4 to
V. 17

v. 9
29 1st Sun.after Christ. 37

Acts 26

2 John

ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA.
Day
Day Sundays and

Mercury, in the constellations Scorpio, Sagittarius, of the ofthe

Remarkable Days. and Capricornus, is invisible in the beginning; from
Week. Year

the 10th an evening star to the end. On the ist, at
5h. 45m. A.M., in Aphelion; on the 12th, at oh.

49m. A.M., in conjunction with Venus, at 26 9' N. 1S 335 1 Sunday in Advent.

Venus, in the constellations Sagittarius and Scor

pio, is an evening star till the 12b, invisible till the 2 M 336

i9th, then a morning star to the end of the month. On
the 16th, at 4h. 2m. P.M., in inferior conjunction with
the sun; on the 20th, at 9h, 20m, .M., in conjunc-
tion with Mars, at 20 57' S.

Mars, in the constellations Scorpio and Sagit-
tarius, is invisible till near the end of the month;

then a morning star. 340

Jupiter, in the constellation Virgo, on the 15th

passes the meridian at 7h. 37m. A.M. 341

Saturn, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th

passes the meridian at 7h. 20m. P.M.; on the 18th, 8 S 342 2 Sunday in Advent. at 10h. 32m., A.M., stationary.

Uranus, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th 9 M 343 Grouse Shooting ends.

passes the meridian at Sh. 3m. P.M.

The Moon, on the 2nd, at 8h. 58m. P.M., with ß! Scorpii, at 36 43' S.; on the 3rd, at 7h. 42m. A.M., with a Scorpii (Antares) at 9° 8' S.; at lh. 33m. P.M., with Mars, at 4° 45' S.; at 10h. 10m. P.M., with Mer cury, at 50 23' S.; on the 5th, at 5h. 46m. A.M., with

Venus, at 4° 26' S.; on the 9th, at 11h. Om. A.M., 13 F 347

in Apogee. On the 13th, at 7h. 7m. P.M., in con

junction with Saturn, at 2° 19' N.; on the 17th, 14 S 348

at 9h. 9m. P.M., with a Tauri (Aldebaran) at jó

5' S.; on the 18th, at 5h. 8m, P.M., with 3 Tauri, 15 S 349 3 Sunday in Advent. at 90'9' N.; on the 20th, at 10h. 35m. P.M., with

B Geminorum (Pollux) at 8° 0' N.; on the 21st, at 16 M 350 Camb. Mich. Term ends. 6h. Om. A.M., in Perigee. On the 23rd, at 7h. 3im.

A.M., in conjunction with a Leonis (Regulus), at 17 Tu 351 Oxford Mich. Term ends.

1° 31' S.; on the 26th, at 11h. 46m. P.M., with Ju18 W 352 Ember Week.

piter, at 40 l'S.; at 11h. 50m. P.M., with a Virginis

(Spica), at 7° 40'S.; on the 30th, at 2h. 19m. P.M., 19 T. 353

with a Scorpii at go il' S.; on the 31st, at ib.

58m. A.M., with Venus, at 00 36' N.
354

The Constellation Taurus is on the meridian at
St. Thomas. Shortest

midnight in the beginning, and Orion and Auriga in
355

the middle, of the month. day. Winter Quart. beg.

Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites. 22 S 356 4 Sunday in Advent.

First Satellite. 9th, im. at 2h. 58m 5s. A.M.; 16th, Im. at 4h. 51m. 36s. A.M.; 23rd, Im. at 6h, 45m. 4s. A.M. Second Satellite. 10th, Im, at 2h. 32m. 278. A.M.; 17th, Im. at 5h. 5m. 215. A.M.; 24h, Im.

at 71. 38m. 16s. A.M. Third Satellite. 21st, Im, at 25 W 359 CHRISTMAS DAY. 1h. 57m. 86. A.M. ; 21st, Em. at 4h. 38m. 258. A.M.;

28th, Im, at Sh. 54m. 44s. A.M. 26 Th 360 St. Stephen.

Hebrew Calendar. Mohammedan Calendar.
361 St. John.

1850.
5611.

1850. Hegira, 1267.
362 \Innocents.

Dec. 1 26 Chisleu.

Dec. 6 Thebet.

1 26 Moharem. Fast.

6 29 S 363 1 Sunday after Christmas.

1 Saphar. 15 10 „Siege of Je-18 13

(Fortu

(rusalem. 19 30 M 364

Date 31 26 )

20 F 21 s

23 M 357 24 Tu 358

27 F 28 s

20 15
31 26

|Days.

31 TU 365

THERMOMETRICAL REGISTER.

THE MOON'S CHANGES.
New

3rd day, 5h. 16m. aftern. First Quart... Ilth day, 8h. 37m. aftern, Full

.19th day, 5h. 3m. morn. Last Quart. ., 25th day, 9h. 24m. aftern.

D's Dec. 6th, 20.8°S. ; 13th, 00; 20th, 208° N.; 26th, 00.

December, 1848. Highest. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. 1 49°2 35.5 17 45.0

35.9 2 45.2 33.3 18 52.0 37.4 3 49.3 33.0 19 480 43.1 4 5303 43.5 20 45.7 2768 5 46.8 40.5

21 35 3

25'0 6 51.8 39.0 22

39.8

26.6 7 5703 4007

23
324

22:4 8 567 312

24 36.1 9 58.5 497 25 46.8 34.8 10 624 46.6 26 522

42.6 11 56.8 44.4 27

52.0

415 12 549 480 28 44.0 377 13 586 480 29 41.9 37.3 14 52.0 438 30 41.4

32-6 15 513 42 5 31 398

35.2 16 50-5 3788

M. L. of Day's Day Twil. O's
D. Day. decr. brk. ends. semi-di.

25.6

Southing
of the
Moon.

High Water, London Bridge. Morn. Aftern.

Day.

rises.

sets.

h. m.

m,
10

o
47 3 53 21 8 49
24 3 52 21 58
03 51 22 7

9 36 3 51 22 15
9 11 3 50 22 23
8 46 3 50 22 30

8 20 3 50 22 37
7 54 3 49 22 44
7 27 3 49 22 50
7 0 3 49 | 22 56
6 323 4923 1
6 4 3 49 23 6
5 36 3 49 23 10
5 73 4923 14

148

h. m 17 45 2 7 47 3 7 48 47 50 5

7 51 67 52 717 53 87 55 9 7 56 10 7 57 117 58 127 59 138 0

1 158 2 16 8 2 178 3 18 8 4 1985 20 8 5 21 8 6 22 8 6 23 8 7 24 8 7 25 8 8 26 8 8 27 8 8 28 8 8 29 8 8 30 8 9 31 8 9

4 383 4923 17
4 9 3 49 23 20
3 40 3 49 23 22

b. m.
h. n.
h. m.

h. m. 27.4 4 m42 10 m 2 3 a 11

0 10 1 28.4 5 55 10 51 3 39 0 32 0 55 2 7 5 11 41 4 12 1 19

1 39

3 0.8 8 10 0 a 32 4 50 20 2 20 4 1.8 9 9 1 23 5 34 2 40 3 0 5 2.8 10 1 2 13 6 26 3 15 3 33 6 3.8 10 44 3 2 7 22 3 50 4 9 7 4.8 11 20 3 49 8 22 4 27 4 47 8 5.8 | 11 50 4 34 9 24 5 6 5 26 9 6.8 0 a 16 5 19 10 28 5 46 6 6 10 D

0 39 6 2 11 34 6 27 6 52 11 8.8 1 0 6 45 morn. 7 20 7 50 12 9.8 1 21 7 28 0 40 8 23 8 57 13 10.8 1 42

8 14 48 9 31 10 4 14 11.8 2

9 1 2 58 10 36 11 9/15 12.8 2 32 9 52 4 10 11 34 12 016 13.8 3 5 10 47 5 25

0 24 17 14.8 3 45 11 45 6 40 0 45 1 10 18 O

4 36 morn. 7 52 1 31 1 53 19 16.8 5 38 0 46

8 56 2 16

2 40 20 17.8 6 50 1 47 9 50 3 2

3 24 21 18.8 8 8 2 48 10 35 3 46

4 10 22 19.8 9 27 3 46 11 10 4 35

5 023 20.8 10 46 4 41 11 40 5 26

5 53 24 morn.

5 33 да 6 6 19 6 45 25 22.8 0 3 6 23 0 30 7 14 7 47 26 23.8 1 18 7 11 0 53

8 20 8 53 27 24.8 2 31 7 59 1 17 9 27 10 2 28 25.8 3 43

8 47

1 43 10 37 11 11 29 26.8 4 53 936 2 13 11 42

30 27.8 5 59 10 26 2 47 0 13

0 36 31

0 41

3 52 23 27

0 11

3 52 | 23 26

bef. 18 3 53 23 25 0 48 3 54 23 23 1 18 3 55 23 21 1 48 3 55 23 18 2 17 3 56 23 15 2 46 3 57 23 11 3 15 3 58 23 7

MISCELLANEOUS REGISTER.

THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN,

THE QUEEN. ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA, born May 24, 1819; married Feb. 10, 1840, to Prince Albert Francis Augustus Charles Emanuel of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, born Aug. 26, 1819.

Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born Nov. 21, 1840, Princess Royal.

Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, born Nov. 9, 1841.

Hon. Sir W. Lumley, Hon. Chas. Augustus Murray-Pages of Honour in Or. dinary, Hon. W. F. Forbes, Hon. A. Crofton, G. G. Cameron, G. G. GordonComptroller of Accounts, Sir W. MartinsKeeper of Privy Purse, Lieut. Col. Hon. C. B. Phipps. Master of Ceremonies, Hon. Col. Sir E. Cust-Poet Laureat, Wm. Wordsworth-Eraminer of Plays, J.M.Kemble-- Principal Portrait Painter,

Sir G. Hayter. Mistress of the Robes, the Duchess of Su.

therland. Ladies of the Bedchamber_Countess of

Charlemont, Lady Portman, Countess of Mount Edgcumbe, Countess of Gains. borough, Viscountess Canning, Mar. chioness of Douro, Countess of Desart, Viscountess Jocelyn-Extra Lady, Duchess of Norfolk-Maids of Honour, Lady E. F. Lennox, Hon. Miss Cavendish, Hon. M. Paget, Hon. Miss Murray, Hon. Miss Stanley, Hon. L. M. Kerr, Hon. C. M. Dawson, Hon. Flora C. J. Macdonald Bedchamber Women, Lady C. Barrington, Lady C. Copley, Viscountess Forbes, Lady Teresa Digby, Hon. Mrs. Brand, Lady Gardner, Hon. Mrs. G. Campbell,

Hon. Mrs. G. M. Anson. Master of the Horse, Duke of Norfolk-

Chief Equerry & Clerk Marshal, Lord A. Paget-Equerries in Ordinary, Col. Hon. c. Grey, Lt. Col. E. Buckley, Maj. Gen.

W. Wemys, Lord A. C. L. Fitzroy. Master of Stag Hounds, Earl of Besborough. Hered. Gr. Falconer, Duke of St. Alban's. Lord High Almoner, Bishop of Oxford.

Sec. Jos. Hanby. Hered. Grand Almoner, Marq. of Exeter. Sub-Almoner, Rev. Dr. Jelf. Clerk of the Closet, Bishop of Chester

Deputy Clerks of the Closet, the Dean of Hereford, the Hon. and Rev. Edw. S.

Keppell, and the Rev. John Vane, M.A. Dean of the Chapel, Bishop of London. Sub-Dean-Dr. Wesley. Physicians, Sir James Clark, Bt., M.D.,

W.F. Chambers, M.D. Serjeant Surgeons, Sir B. C. Brodie, Bt.,

Robt. Keate. durist, W. Maule. Captain of Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at

Lord Foley. Captain of Yeomen of Queen's Guard, MarPRINCE OF WALES'S HOUSEHOLD. Treasurer and Cofferer-Lieut.-Col. Hon.

Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843.
Alfred Ernest Albert, born Aug. 6, 1844.

Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25, 1846.

Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March 8, 1848.

The Queen Dowager. Adelaide Amelia Louisa Teresa Caro. line, widow of King Wm. IV., sister of the reigning Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, born August 13, 1792.

Royal Princes and Princess. Ernest Augustus (King of Hanover), Duke of Cumberland, born June 5, 1771; married May 29, 1815, to Frederica Carolina Sophia, daughter of the Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, and widow of Fred. William, Prince of Solms Braunfels, born March 2, 1778. Issue, George Frederic, born May 27, 1819.

Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, born February 24, 1774; married May 7, 1818, to Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, daughter of the Landgrave of Hesse; born July 25, 1797. Issue, George William, born March 26, 1819; Augusta Caroline, July 19, 1822; Mary Adelaide, Nov. 27, 1833.

Mary, Duchess of Gloucester, born April 25, 1776.

Her Majesty's Mother. Victoria Maria Louisa (Princess Dow. ager of Leiningen), Duchess of Kent, wi. dow of Edward Duke of Kent, sister of the King of the Belgians, born Aug. 17, 1786.

quess of Donegal.

Arms,

The QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD, &c. Hered. Joint Great Chamberlain of Eng.

land, Lord Willoughby D’Eresby-Sec.

Robert Burrell.
Hered. Earl Marshal, Duke of Norfolk

--Sec. E. H. Gibbon.
Lord Steward, Earl Fortescue - Treas.

Lord Marcus Hill— Comp. Rt. Hon. W.
S. Lascelles—Master of Household, Maj.-
Gen. G, Bowles-- Sec. to Board of Green

Cloth, Sir Thos. Marrable.
Ld. Chamberlain, Marquess of Breadalbane
Vice-Chamberlain, Lord Edw. Howard-

Lords in Waiting, Marquess of Ormonde,
Earl of Morley, Earl of Listowel, Lord
Waterpark, Lord Byron, Lord Camoys,
Lord Elphinstone and Lord Dufferin-
Grooms in Waiting, Sir H, Seton, Sir F.
Stovin, Hon. Capt. A. N. Hood, Hon.
Capt. Robt. Boyle, J. R. Ormsby Gore,
Colonel Berkeley Drummond, Sir E.
Bowater, Hon. Capt. Joseph Denman,
R.N.-Éxtra Grooms in Waiting, Gen.

PRINCE ALBERT'S HOUSEHOLD.
Groom of the Stole, Marquess of Abercorn.
Treasurer, Lieut.- Col. Hon. C. B. Phipps.
Gentlemen of Bedchamber, Lord George

Lennox and Viscount Clifden.
Secretary, Dr. E. Prætorius.
Private Secretary, Col. Hon. Chas. Grey.
Chief Equerry, Major-Gen. Wemys.
Equerries, Lt. Col. Bouverie, Hon. Capt.
Alex. Gordon, and Lieut.-Col. F. Hugh

Seymour.
Grooms of Bedchamber, Lieut-Col. Wylde

and Capt. Francis Seymour - Extra
Groom, Gen. Sir G. Anson.

C. B. Phipps. Chancellor and Keeper of Great Seal-Rt.

Hon. Thos. Pemberton Leigh. Attorney-General Hon. J. C. Talbot.

THE QUEEN DOWAGER'S

HOUSEHOLD. Lord Chamberlain, Earl Howe. Master of the Horse, Earl of Denbigh. Vice-Chamberlain and Treasurer, Hon.

W. Ashley. Physician-W. F. Chambers, M.D. Physician in Ordinary, Sir David Davies. Apothecary, E. D. Moore. DUCHESS OF KENTS HOUSEHOLD. Comptroller, Col. Sir G. Couper, bart. Physician, Isaac Wilson, M.D. Surgeon, Richard Blagden. MINISTRY OF ENGLAND,

THE CABINET. Lord President of the Council, Marquess of

Lansdowne. Lord High Chancellor, Lord Cottenham. First Lord of the Treasury (Prime Minis

ter), Lord John Russell, Lord Privy Seal, Earl of Minto. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, bt.

Home Affairs, Rt. Hon.

Sir George Grey, bart. Secretaries of Foreign Affairs, Visc. State.

Palmerston.
Colonial Affairs, Earl

Grey.
First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir F. T.

Baring. President of the Board of Control, Sir John

Cam Hobhouse. President of the Board of Trade, Rt. Hon.

H. Labouchere. Chief Secretary for Ireland, Sir W. Somer.

ville, Bt. Postmaster-General, Marquess of Clanri.

carde. Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests,

Earl of Carlisle. Chan. of Duchy of Lancaster, Lord Campbell.

Deputy-Paymaster, S. Beltz.
Cashier, E. Saunders.
Accountant, E. W. Cleere.

THE EXCHEQUER.
Chancellor, Right Hon. Sir Chs. Wood, Bt.
Comptroller, Lord Monteagle.
Assistant Ditto, Arthur Eden.
Chief Clerk, Francis F. Ottey.
First Clerk, George Frederick.

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. Senior Clerk, H. W. Chisholm.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Superintendent, John Bowen.

SECRETARIES OF STATE'S OFFices. Home Affairs-Principal Secretary, Rt.

Hon. Sir George Grey, bt.-Under Secs.,

Horatio Waddington, G. C. Lewis. Foreign Affairs—Principal Secretary, Visc.

Palmerston - Under Secs., Lord Eddis

bury, H. U. Addington. Colonial Affairs-Principal Secretary, Earl

Grey-Under Secs., B. Hawes, H. Merivale, and T. F. Elliott.

THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
President, Marquess of Lansdowne.
Clerks in Ordinary, C. C. F. Greville, and

Hon. W. L. Bathurst.
Chief Clerk, J. B. Lennard.

THE PRIVY SEAL.
Lord Privy Seal, Earl of Minto.
Patent Clerks on the Regulated Establish-

ment, J. G. Donne, R. Eden. Clerk, W. Goodwin.

THE TREASURY.
Lords Commissioners, Lord John Russell,

Right Hon. Sir Chas. Wood, Earl of Shel-
burne, Wm. Gibson Craig, Henry Rich,

R. M. Bellew.
Joint Secretaries, H. Tufnell, W. G.

Hayter.
Assistant-Sec.-Sir C. E. Trevelyan.
Solicitors, G. Maule, C. Bourchier.
Paymaster of Civil Services, W. Sargent.

BOARD OF CONTROL
President, Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bt.
Secretaries, Jas. Wilson, Hon. John Elliott.

THE NAVY.
Admiralty-Lords Commissioners, Sir F.

T. Baring, Rear-Adm. J. W. D. Dundas,
Hon. W. F. Cowper, Capt. Alex. Milne

(two vacant).
Secretaries, J. Parker, Capt. W. A. B.

Hamilton - Hydrographer, Rear-Adm.
Sir F. Beaufort - Astron. Royal, Prof.
Airy.
Civil Departments - Accountant-Gen., J.

T. Briggs Surveyor, Capt. Sir B. W.
Walker – Storekeeper-Gen., Hon. R.
Dundas Comptroller of Victualling,
James Meek-Physician-Gen. Sir Wm.
Burnett, M.D.

THE ARMY.
War Office--Sec.-ał-War, Rt. Hon. Fox

Maule-Deputy, L. Sulivan-Paymaster-
General, Earl Granville— Medical Di.
rector-General, Sir J. McGrigor, Bart.,
M.D. — Chief Examiner of Army Aca
counts, E. Marshall.
Horse Guards-Commander of the Forces,

Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington
Military Secretary, Lt.-Gen. Lord Fitz-
roy Somerset-Adj.-Gen. Maj. Gen. Sir
John Macdonald Quartermaster-Gen.,
Lt.-Gen. Sir J. Willoughby Gordon, bt.
-Judge-Advocate Gen. Sir D. Dundas-

Chaplain-Gen. Rev. Dr. W. Dakins.
Ordnance-Master-Gen., Marquess of An-

glesey ---Surveyor-Gen., Major-Gen. C.R.
Fox-Clerk of Ordnance, Lt. Col. Hon.
G. Anson-Sec. to Board, (vacant).

BOARD OF TRADE.
President, Rt. Hon. H. Labouchere.
Vice-President, Earl Granville.
Secretaries, G. R. Porter and Sir D. Le

Marchant.
Statistical Department Director, A. W.

Fonblanque-Deputy, W. D. Oswald.

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