Master of the Tennis Court, Rt.
Hon. William Beresford.
Bargemaster, Mr. John Roberts.
Keeper of the Swans, Mr. John
T. Hamilton.

MEDICAL Department.

Physicians in ordinary.
Sir James Clark, bt. M.D.
Sir Henry Holland, bt., M.D.
First Physician Accoucheur, Chas.
Locock, M.D.

Second Physician Accoucheur, Robt.
Ferguson, M.D.

Surge Accoucheur, Richard
den, esq.

Apothecaries to Her Majesty in the Isle of Wight, Will. C. Hoffmeister, M.D., W. Cass, M.D. (jointly). Apothecaries to the Household, John Nussey, & Chas. Craddock, esqrs. (jointly.)

Dent, to the Househd. E. Truman,esq

Physicians extraordinary.
Sir James M'Grigor, bt. M.D.
Peter M. Latham, M.D.
Richard Bright, M.D.
Neill Arnott, M.D.

Surgeons extraordinary.
Benj. Travers, esq.
Blag-William Lawrence, esq.
Richard Blagden, esq.

Physician to the Household, Sir John
Forbes, M.D.
Sergeant-Surgeons, Sir Benjamin C.
Brodie, bt., Robert Keate, esq.
Surg. to the Househ., Charles Henry
Phillips, esq.

Apothecaries to the Person, John
Nussey, and E. D. Moore, esqrs.
(jointly.)

CHAPEL ROYAL,
Dean of the Chapel, Bp. of London.
Sub-Dean, Chas. Wesley, D.D.
Chaplain at St. James's Palace,

Charles Wesley, D.D.
Clerk of the Queen's Closet, Bishop of
Chester.

Deputy-Clerks.

In waiting during Jan., Feb., March, and April, Rev. John Vane, M.A. In waiting during May, June, July, and Aug, Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell.

In waiting during Sept., Oct., Nov.,
and Dec., Hon. and Rev. Edw.
Southwell Keppel.

Resident Chaplain in Ordinary, Hon.
and Rev. Gerald Wellesley, Dean
of Windsor.
Closet-keeper, Mr. Charles Flett.

Chaplains in Ordinary.
January.
Matthew Irving, D.D. Canon of
Rochester, and Vicar of Stur-
minster-Marshall, Dorset, and
Perp.Cur.of St. John's, Chatham.

Aurist, William Maule, esq.
Oculist, Henry Alexander, esq.
Surg. Dentists, Chas. Dumergue,
esq., Edwin Saunders, esq.
Surgeon Chiropodist, Lewis Dur-
lacher, esq.
Apothecaries extraordinary, Messrs.
Merriman, Wm. H. Neville.
Chemist and Druggist, Mr. Squire.

St. JAMES'S.

Sir John Hobart Seymour, bt.
M.A. a Prebendary of Lincoln
and Gloucester, Rector of Berk-
hampstead, St. Mary, Herts.
Hon. John Thomas Pelham, M.A.,
Canon of Norwich, Rector of St.
Marylebone.
Charles Baring, M.A.

February.

Edw. Bouverie, A.M., Prebendary of
Sarum, Vicar of Coleshill, Berks.
Hon. Augustus Fred. Phipps, M.A.,
Rector of Euston cum Barnham,
Suffolk.
William Cureton, M.A., Canon of
Westminster, and Rector of St.
Margaret's, Westminster.
Charles John Vaughan, D.D. Head
Master of Harrow School.

March.

Heneage Finch, M. A., Vicar of
Oakham, Rutlandshire.

Chas. V. Holme Sumner, M. A.,
Rector of Byfleet, Surrey.
John Ryle Wood, M.A., Canon of
Worcester, Vicar of St. John's,
Bedwardine, Chaplain to H. R. H.
the Duke of Cambridge.
John Vane, M.A., Dep. Clerk of
the Closet; Rector of Wrington,
Somersetshire; Fellow of Dulwich
College; Preacher at the Rolls.

William Bradford, M. A., Rural
Dean and Rector of Storrington,
Sussex.
Sir George Burrard,bt. M. A. Rector

of Burton Coggles, Lincolnshire,
Chas. Wesley, D.D., Sub-Dean of
and Middleton-Tyas, Yorkshire.
the Chapel Royal, St. James'.
(One Vacant.)

October.

Timothy Fysh Foord-Bowes, D.D.,
Rector of Barton in the Clay, Bed-
fordshire, Cowlan, Yorkshire;
and Oake, Somersetshire.
Daniel H. Finch-Hatton, M. A.Rector
of Great Weldon, Northampton-
shire.

Hon. William John Brodrick, M.A.,
a Canon of Wells.

James Cartmell, B.D., Master of
Christ's Coll., Cambridge.

November.

Francis Dyson, M. A., Preb. of Sarum, Rural Dean ana Rector of North & South Tidworth, Hants.

Ten PRIESTS in Ordinary. Christopher Packe, M.A. Vicar of Ruislip, Middlesex.

Robert Collier Packman, B. A. Rector of Langdon-Hills, Essex.

Organists, Sir George Smart, knt.,
and J. B. Sale, esq.

Composers, Sir Geo. Smart, William
Knyvett, esq.

Violist, G. T. Anderson.
Sergeant and Yeoman of the Vestry,
Fras. Lingard, esq.

Groom of do. William Sansom.
Master of the Boys in the Chapel
Royal, Rev. Thomas Helmore,
M.A.

CHAPEL-ROYAL, WHITEHALL.
Dean, Bishop of London.
Sub-Dean, Charles Wesley, D.D.
Preachers.

For the University of Oxford.
C. C. Woolcomb, M.A., Baliol
College.

For the University of Cambridge. John V. Povah, M. A., Rector of Thomas Hedley, M.A., Trinity

St. Anne, Aldersgate.

John Clarke Haden, M.A., Rector of
Hutton, Essex.

George Herbert Repton, B.A., Mi-
nor Canon of Westminster.
James Will. Vivian, D. D. Rector
of St. Peter le Poer, Broad-street,
and Vicar of Mucking, Essex.
Will. J. Hall, M. A., Vicar of Tot-
tenham, Middlesex.
Thos. Helmore, M.A.

J. H. Thomas, M.A., Minister of
Abp. Tenison's Chapel, Regent-st.
John Antrobus, M.A.

Gentlemen of the Chapels Royal.
William Knyvett, Thos. Francis
J. B. Sale,
Will. Machin

William Salmon, J. Bennett,

Richard Clark,

John Roberts,

John W. Hobbs,
Orl. Bradbury,
F. W. Horncastle,

Henry Wilde,

R. Barnby,

Chapman,

C. Lockey,

G. Gray,

esqrs.

Household - Chapel, John Barlow,
M.A.

GERMAN-CHAPEL, In the Friery.
Chaplain, Will. Küper, D.D. K.G.H.

N. B. Five Clergymen and eight| Reader, William Küper, D.D.

Gentlemen wait monthly.

Organist, Mr. Fred. Weber.

LORD STEWARD'S DEPARTMENT.

BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH.
Lord Steward, Earl Spencer.
Treasurer, Earl of Mulgrave.
Comptroller, Rt. hon. Viscount
Drumlanrig.

Master of the Household, Lt.-Col.
Thomas Myddelton Biddulph.
Secretary to the Board, Edw. M.
Browell, esq.

1st Clerk, Henry Hill, esq.
2nd Clerk, John Broster, esq.
Third Clerk, Geo. Marrable, esq.
Secretary to the Garden Accounts,
Henry Hill, esq.
Office-keeper, Mr. A. F. Courroux.
Messenger, William Martin.
Necessary-woman, Ann Hilder.
Messenger to the Lord Steward,
Douglas Richardson.
Paymaster of Her Majesty's House-
hold, William Hampshire, esq.
EWRY.

Yeoman, George Sloper.
First Assistant, Harriet Pullen.
Second ditto, Emina Jarman.

WINE AND BEER CELLARS.
Gentleman, James Christie, esq.
Yeomen, Thos. Barker, G. Rennell.

Groom, John Barker.

CLERK of the Kitchen's Office.
Clerk Comptroller of the Kitchen, and
Superintendent of the Household,
Charles Miller, esq.
First Clerk, William Cullen, esq.
Second ditto, Mr. Edm. Heale.
Third ditto, Mr. Chas. Taylor.
Fourth ditto, Mr. A. F. W. Lloyd.
Messenger, Isaac Rayner.
Necessary Woman, Grace Ringham.
KITCHEN.

Chief Cook, P. N. Moret, esq.
First Mast. Cook, Jn. A. Hutin, esq.
Second Mas. Cook, Eugène Thiou.
Third Mast. Cook, C. F. Jungbluth.
Fourth Master Cook, John Mountford.
Yeomen of the Kitchen, Gotlob
Waetzig, G. F. Dessaulles.
Assistant Cooks, C. Watson, T.
Hollis, J. C. Yarin.
Roasting Cooks, Chas. Parkes, Ed-
win G. Godfrey.

Apprentices, G. D. Sprenger, W.
Morel, W. Everall, Edward
Davis.

Scourers, John Dawson, Jas. Wood-
ger, Thos. Beal, Chas. Burbidge.
Kitchen Maids, Jane Whiteing,
Mary Wilkinson, Emma John-

son.

Storekeeper, G. Turner.
Green Officemen,

Fred. Brown,

Thos. W. Waters. Steam-Apparatus men, Chas. Costin, Geo. Ward

CONFECTIONERY.

First Yeoman, J. F. Le Blond, esq.
Second Yeoman, E. Thomas.
Assistants, Jane Elgar, Eliza Legg,
Mary Hayward.

Errand Man, Geo. Shackle.
PASTRY.

Pastry Cook, Alphonse Gouffé.
Assistunts, Mary Hull, Mary Morris.
BAKE HOUSE.

Baker, Geo. Pregler.
Assistant, H. C. Schafer.
COFFEE ROOM.

Coffee-room Women, Anu Harwood,
Ellis Wareham, Jane Wareham.

TABLE DECKERS.
Principal Table Decker, Tho.Elliott.
Second Table Decker, John Hall.
Third ditto, John Kirby.
Wax Fitter, G. Willans.
Assistant Table Decker, John Powell.
SILVER PANTRY.

Yeomen, Simon Whale, J. Lawrence,
Henry Clinch.

Groom, Wm. Goring.
Assistants, Wm. Mayor, Jos. King,
W. Hislop, W. Aris, Rob. Elliott,
Stanley Booth.

COAL YARD.
Coal Porter at Buckingham Palace,
John Martin, Jun.

Ditto at Windsor Castle, A. Renwick.
Coal Porters, Sam. F. Baker, Thos.

Kibble, J. Smith, A. Ashton, H.
Hopgood, Will. Elder, Jno. Hall,
R. Nott, Geo. Fisher, J. R. Pal-
mer, Isaac Church.

HER MAJESTY'S BODY GUARD OF THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD.-Established by Henry 7th, 1485.

Captain Commanding, Visct. Sydney. | Assist.-Adjutant, Thos. Davis, esq.