6. Bodmin oxen, sheep, and cloths.

6. Higham Ferrars-horses, horned cattle, and sheep.

7 and 18. Cheltenham-cattle and pedlery.

11. Boston-cattle.

12. Shrewsbury-cattle, sheep; pigs, &c.
14. Thirsk-horned cattle, horses, sheep, &c.
17. Hornsea-horses and cattle.

28. Bridgewater-cattle, &c.

31. Last day of the year.-Those who have not been accustomed to keep an account of personal or household expenses should begin from this

9, 11, 12. Bradford, Yorkshire-hogs and ped-day. Those in trade who have not been accuslery.

11. Baldock-cheese, cattle, &c.

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

game of chance.

ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA.

Mercury, in the constellations Scorpio and Sagittarius, is an evening star throughout the month. On the 13th, at Oh. 3m. A.M., in conjunction with Venus, at 10 5' N.; on the 20th, at 10h. 10m. A.M., with Venus, at 0° 16' N.; at 6h. 51m. P.M., at greatest elongation 20° 1' S.; on the 28th, at 2h. 17m. A.M., stationary.

Venus, in the constellations Scorpio, Sagittarius, and Capricornus, is an evening star throughout the month; on the 16th, at 5h. 10m. A.M., in Aphelion.

Mars, in the constellation Leo, on the 15th passes the meridian at 3h. 37m. A.M.; on the 16th, at 2h. 54m. P.M., stationary.

Jupiter, in the constellation Libra, is a morning star throughout the month. On the 10th, at 3h. 35m. P.M., in conjunction with a Libræ, at 0° 42' S.

Saturn, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th. passes the meridian at 8h. 11m. P.M.; on the 31st, at 4h. 11m. stationary.

Uranus, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th passes the meridian at 8h. 20m. P.M.

The Moon, on the 2nd, at 2h. om. A.M., in Apogee. On the 4th, at 6h. 26m. P.M., in conjunction with Saturn, at 20 37' N.; at 10h. 41m. P.M., with Uranus, at 4° 52′ N.; on the 8th, at 0h. 47m. A.M., with a Tauri (Aldebaran) at 20 12' S.; at 10h. 37m. P.M., with 8 Tauri, at 7° 48' N.; on the 11th, at 8h. 23m. A.M., with 8 Geminorum (Pollux) at 60 19' N.; on the 12th, at 10h. 34m. P.M., with Mars, at 0° 42' N.; on the 13th, at 8h. 14m. P.M., with a Leonis (Regnlus), at 30 4'S.; on the 16th, at 9h. Om. P.M., in Perigee. On the 17th, at oh. 40m. P.M. in conjunction with a Virginis (Spica), at 70° 52' S.; on the 19th, at 3h. 12m. A.M., with a Libræ (Zuben el Chamali) at 4° 39' S.; at 6h. 7m. A.M., with Jupiter, at 3° 52′ S.; on the 20th, at 11h. 30m. A.M., with 8 Scorpii, at 20 52' S.; at 9h. 30m. P.M., with a Scorpii (Antares) at 8° 7' S.; on the 24th, at 6h. 5m. A.M., with Mercury, at 0° 34'S.; at 9h. 17m. A.M., with Venus, at 0° 55' S.; on the 29th, at 11h. om. P.M., in Apogee.

The Constellation Taurus is on the meridian at midnight in the beginning, and Orion and Auriga in the middle, of the month."

Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites.

First Satellite. 12th, Im. at 5h. 48m. 38s. A.M.; 28th, Im. at 4h. 4m. 26s. A.M.

Second Satellite. 18th, Im. at 6h. 30m. 14s. A.M.
Third Satellite. 7th, Em. at 6h. 46m. 46s. A.M.

MISCELLANEOUS REGISTER.

Lord Pre ident of the Council, Marquess of President. Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bt,
Lansdowne.

Lord High Chancellor. Lord Truro.
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.

Secretaries, Jas. Wilson, Hon. John Elliott.

THE NAVY.

Admiralty-Lords Commissioners, Sir F. T.
Baring, bt., Rear-Adm. J. W. D. Dundas,
Rear-Adm. M. F. F. Berkeley, Capt. H.
Stewart, Capt. Alex. Milne, Hon. W. F.
Cowper.

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.-at-War, Rt. Hon. Fox
Maule Deputy, L. Sulivan-Paymaster-
General, Earl Granville Chief Exa-
miner of Army Accounts, E. Marshall.
Horse Guard-Commander of the Forces,
Field Marsha' the Duke of Wel ington--
Military Secretary, Lt-Gen. Lord Fitz-
roy Somerset-Adj.-Gen ral (vacant)-
Quartermaster-Gen. Lt.-Gen. Sir J. Wil-
loughby 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-Clark of Ordnance, Lt.-Col. Hon.
G. Anson-Sec. to Board, G. Butler.

BOARD OF TRADE.
President, Rt. Hon. H. Labouchere.
Vice-President, Earl Granville.
Secretaries, G. R. Porter and James Booth.
Statistical Department-Director, A. W.
Fonblanque-Assistants, W. D. Oswald
and R. Valpy.

Corn Department-Comptroller of Corn
Returns, George Joyce.

Railway Board-Commissioners, Rt. Hon.
H. Labouchere (Chairman), Earl Gran-
ville, Rt. Hon. Sir Edw. Ryan-Inspector
of Railways, Capt. Wynne, R.E.

DUCHY OF LANCASTER.

Chancellor, Earl of Carlisle.

OFFICE OF WOODS, FORESTS, &c. Commissioners, Lord Seymour, Hon. C. A. Gore, Hon. T. F. Kennedy-Sec., S. W. Philipps.

Chairman, Rt. Hon. Sir T. F. Fremantle,
Bart.-Dep., Right Hon. G. R. Dawson-
H. Richmond, S. G. Lushington, T. P.
Dickenson, F. Goulburn, C. C. Smith,
Hon. E. Spring Rice, E. Saurin.
Secretary, Wm. Maclean.

BOARD OF INLAND Revenue.

Chairman, John Wood-Dep., John Thorn-
ton, Charles P. Rushworth, Thomas
Harrison, H. F. Stephenson, Charles
J. Herries, Alfred Montgomery, Charles
Pressly-Sec., J. C. Freeling.

Post Office- Posimaster-General, Marq.
of Clanricarde- Sec. to the Postmaster-
General, Rowland Hill-Sec., Lieut.-Col.
W. L. Maberley-Sec. in Edinburgh,
F. Abbott-Sec.in Dublin, G. C. Cornwall
Board of Audit-Chairman, Major-Gen. Sir
W. L. Herries-Sec., R. M. Bromley
Poor Law Board-President, Matthew Tal-
bot Baines, M.P.-Lord President of the
Council, Lord Privy Seal, Secretary of
State for the Home Department, and
the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Board of Health—Chairman, Rt. Hon. Lord
Seymour-Commissioners, Visct. Ashley,
M.P., E. Chadwick, C.B., T. Southwood
Smith, M.D. - Sec., Henry Austin →→→
Assistant Secs., T. Taylor, C. Macaulay.

THE HOUSE OF PEERS.

The titles here given are those by which the noblemen sit in the House of Peers.
The family name is not repeated where it is the same as the title.

Speaker, The Lord High Chancellor...

Princes of the Blood Royal..
Dukes

3

20

21

116

22

201

16

Wales, Albert Edward, Prince of, 1841,*o
Cumberland, Prince Ernest Augustus, 1799,0
Cambridge, Prince George William Fred.
Chas., 1801.

ARCHBISHOPS.

Canterbury, John Bird Sumner, 1848
York, Thomas Musgrave, 1847
Dublin, R. Whately, 1831, b

DUKES.

Beaufort, Henry Somerset, 1682
Bedford, Francis Russell, 1694
Brandon, A. Hamilton, 1711 (Hamilton, D.*)
Buckingham and Chandos, Rich. Grenville,
1822, o

Cleveland, Henry Vane, 1833

Devonshire, W. Spencer Cavendish, 1694
Grafton, Henry Fitzroy, 1675

Leeds, F. G. D'Arcy Osborne, 1694, *
Manchester, George Montagu, 1719'
Marlborough, George Churchill, 1702
Newcastle, Henry Pelham Clinton, 1756
Norfolk, Henry Charles Howard, 1483
Northumberland, Algernon Percy, 1766
Portland, Wm. Henry Cavendish Scott
Bentinck, 1716

Richmond, Charles Lennox, 1675, *
Rutland, John Henry Manners, 1703
St. Albans, W. A. A. de Vere Beauclerk,
1683.

Somerset, Edw. Adolph. Seymour, 1547
Sutherland, Geo. Granville Gower, 1833
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1814

MARQUESSES.

Abercorn, James Hamilton, 1790, *o
Ailesbury, Charles Bruce, 1821

Chairman of Comm. E. of Shaftesbury.
Peers of Ireland (28 elected for life) 28
English Archbishops and Bishops
Irish representative Archbishops and
Bishops

........

Total........

26

4

457

a Marked thus are Scotch Representative Peers.
Irish Representative Peers,

Anglesey, Henry William Paget, 1815
Bath, John Alex. Thynne, 1789
Breadalbane, John Campbell, 1831, *
Bristol, Fred. William Hervey, 1826
Bute, John P. Crichton Stuart, 1796,*
Camden, Geo. Chas. Pratt, 1812
Cholmondeley, George Horatio, 1815
Dalhousie, James A. Ramsay, 1849 *
Exeter, Brownlow Cecil, 1801

Hastings, Paulyn Reginald Serlo, 1816, o
Hertford, Rich. Seymour Conway, 1793, o
Lansdowne, Henry F. Petty, 1784
Normanby, Constantine H. Phipps, 1838, o
Northampton, S. J. A. Compton, 1812
Salisbury, J. B. W. Gascoigne-Cecil, 1805
Townshend, George Ferrars, 1787
Tweeddale, George Hay, 1694, a

Westmeath, Geo. Tho. J. Nugent, 1822, b
Westminster, Richard Grosvenor, 1831
Winchester, John Paulett, 1551

EARLS.

Abergavenny, Rev. Wm. Neville, 1784
Abingdon, Montagu Bertie, 1682
Airlie, D. G. D. Ogilvy, 1639, a.

Albemarle, Augustus Fred. Keppel, 1696
Amherst, William Pitt, 1826
Ashburnham, Bertram, 1730
Aylesford, Heneage Finch, 1714
Bandon, James Bernard, 1800,
Bathurst, Henry, 1772
Beauchamp, J. R. Pindar, 1815
Berkeley, T. M. Fitzhardinge, 1679
Beverley, George Percy, 1790

Bradford, G. A. F. H. Bridgman, 1815
Brownlow, John Cust, 1815

Buckinghamshire, G. R. Hampden, 1764
Burlington, G. A. H. Cavendish, 1831

Ailsa, Arch. Kennedy, 1831 (Cassilis, E. *) Cadogan, George, 1800