Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

Rewd Featherstung Positivele Sohan Carroll Featherstone Iim Ball Carrell Peters Ceting Lambeth Ussickysen Watesmen James Howden Camberwell

I. James Resets Park Buckingham Palace Superintendent Williams Hyde Park Round Pond Kensington Gardens Ashton Norland Terrace Nottinghill Thames London Bridge India London St. Katherine’s Groves Putney Hammersmith Uate Menpens Suarwick B. P. Daines Oriental Thin County Bes James Graham Shapwick Somerset County Herald Feurter Ruffien Canal St. Martin Galigof SusGunan Wakley M.P St Marslebone Thomas Allen Stapleton Paddington oMus Ostenk Fleetham Elas Weir Capelett Berwiel Werder Parliament New Westminster Westminster Hall Aitess Contin Lords St. Stephen's

Her Majesty Gith Foot Manny Walt Miles Ursuit Captain C Lame Wynond Great Western Ghaouts Rere C—lof Juno Reid Captain Co Lin Sre Aires Kaeren Mick Bes Way Mr. Cole Mysore Sertige Garis

Baratrox Batomor Prince Albert Patcham Tunnel Bridges London and Brighton Railway Company Statham Misses Packham East Street Enniskillens Kelly R.N E. Crowley Fountain Benjamin Cubitt Dover Brighton Croydon Her Trafalgar Nassau Russia Gonsox aGats Admiralty Shepherd Godse M.P Kidderminster Soutawanx William Molesworth Bart Southwark Benjamin Wood Baronet Ban Wes Briton Geschi—l Lvetters William Follett Park-street Lady Follett Naples England Misney Bradfield of Essex Lord Rivers Mistley Hall Hoggart Manningtver Tive Wanp Oxronp Board of Heads of Houses and Proctors Ward C. Wetherell Addamus Cowling Board of Heads of Houses and Proctars House of Convocation Court of Queen's Bench F. Tuesker Weethebell J. Addams Joan Cowie Lord Willoughby Bishop Hai Mr. Branston Swivestead Richard Sutton Capt Charlton Sir Richard Stamford Mercury General Theatrical Foxp Association Buckstone B. Fairbrother Covent Garden Drury Lane Duke of Northumberland Andrew Barnard Cullenford Fairbrother C. Dickens B. B. Cabbell Sergeant Talfourd C. Kean W.C. Macready G. B. Davidge Webster Sergeant Talfuord Walkleybank Dickenson Hamilton Lancers Scott

Irwin Jeynes A. Johnstone W. Scott Kildare George Bentinck H. Stebbing Guily St. Lawrence Parry Bell Duke of Richmond Strathapey Williamson Meiklam Pride of Peel Anson Lord Stradbroke W. Hill Laird o'Cockpen Ford D. Cock Kedger Idas Nawsmonger Mentor Reading Jacob Couns Hippodrome Commissioner Pollock Woolruffs Lawrence Cooke Dorset Place Dorset Castleyard Windsor Moe Paul Pollock London Union East Kent Albert Conyngham Derby Esa Land Vyse Stoke Great Western Railway Slough North Star Brgan Davies Star The Crown Vron Bow-street Avant Wiltehire James Barret Barrett

Joseph Hamley Bodmin John Bow Mabe Falmouth William Hicka John Bowden Bath Stephen Luzon Western Inn John Bath Penrye Union Steeet John Lampier Tyermen Margaret Luxon Lyerman Ware Richard Martin Renry Bath Board of Guardians Langth Bodwin Tresilian Hicks Mr. Luxon Luxog Thomas Morcambe Fallmouth Leccasea Bowden Joseph Hunt Penryn House Union Tyerman Juin Bowden Falmouth Union Bodmin Lunatic Asylum Street Peorgo Falmouth Packet Penryn

Patxouse Parma Hebecon Stirling Don Caesar de Barun Marquis Palavicini Fitzjames Carbonaro Ascanio Rebecca Palavacini Mrs. Stirling Compton Miss Stanley Otway Hamlet Drutis ‘TreatTne Dublin Jem Elsgood Elsgood London Partition West London Coburg Victoria Gillingham-street Vauxhell Henry Erskine Johnston Theatres Royal Drury-lane Covent-garden Hom Keeley Lyceum Theatre Astrey Heatar Bos Edwood Woods Astrey's Queen's Theatre Theatre Royal

Absalon Y. Bunbury Nisi Prion Weatminater Piatt J—Thie Serjeant Jones Petersdorf Afr. Cockburn Bia Misa Francis Mra. Absalon Kennington Eberrs C. B. Benger Alao St. Martin’s Church Edward Butcher Bury St. Edmund'’s Maria Hardy Bush-Street Defendant Absalon Miss Francis Oxtendon-street Big No.6 Goldenplace Kennington-cross Francis Builincourt Gulden Place Mr. Bunbury Plaintiff Mrs. Absalon Golden-place Mary Hiadrener Sarah Clark Halstead Place Claphamroad Absxlon Efen Ocly H. Bunbury Wooma Bury Alr Serjeant