ACTS received the Royal assent, 84, 90, 98, 118, 152, 156,
165, 177, 192, 201, 216, 224, 230, 237.
Address to the King,-from the Ministers and Elders of the
General Church of Scotland, 158.
Admiralty Office, Lord James Townshend and Captain Phipps
Hornby to be Extra Naval Aides-de Camp to the King, 113.
memorial of the Commissioners of the, recom-
mending a new scheme for the distribution of prize money,
&c. 30.
Agostini, Gabriel, Esq. to be Attorney-General of the Island
of Saint Lucia, 11.
Allen, the Reverend Doctor Joseph, Bishop of Ely, 173.
Assizes, days and places appointed for holding the Spring, 73.
Austin, John, Esq. Commissioner of Enquiry into the affairs
of the island of Malta, 221.
Aylmer, Lieutenant-General Lord, to be a Knight Grand
Cross of the Military Order of the Bath, 256.
Ballinghall, Sir George, Surgeon in Ordinary to the King in
Scotland, 336
Barbacena, the Marquess de, his audience of the King, on a
special mission from the Emperor of Brazil, to deliver cre-
dentials, 51; his audience of the Queen, 52.
Barnard, Edward, Esq. appointed Colonization Commissioner
for South Australia, 24.
Bath, ceremonial of the investiture of Vice-Admiral Sir
Graham Moore with the ensigns of a Knight Grand Cross
of the Order of the, 92; of the investiture of His Serene
Highness the reigning Landgrave of Hesse Hombourg with
the ensigns of an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the
Order of the, 169;
Bavaria, audience of the King by the Minister Plenipo
tentiary from the King of, 123.
Bedard, Elzear, Esq. to be one of the Judges of Quebec, 101.
Bedingfeld, Felix, Esq. Secretary and Clerk of the Council,
&c. in the island of Montserrat, 273.
Belgians, audience of the King by the Envoy Extraor-
dinary, &c. from the King of the, to take leave for a short
period, 78.
Belhaven, Lord, His Majesty's High Commissioner to the
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 121.
Bent, Jeffery H. Esq. appointed Chief Justice of British
Guiana, 24.
Bernard, William Dallas, to be one of the Physicians Ex-
traordinary to the Duke of Cambridge, 196.
Bethune, Sir Henry, granted the dignity of a Baron of the
United Kingdom, 71.
Bickersteth, the Right Honourable H. appointed Master of
the Rolls, 12; created a Baron of the United Kingdom, 13.
Bjornstjerna, the Count de, his audience of the King, as
Envoy Extraordinary, &c. from the King of Sweden and
Norway, 78.
Blackwood, Arthur, Esq. Groom of His Majesty's Privy
Chamber in Ordinary, 125.
Blamire, William, Esq. Tithe Commissioner for England and
Wales, 242.
Blewitt, Thomas, Esq. one of the Corps of Gentlemen at
Arms, 344.
Board of Green Cloth-regulations to be observed by carriages
going to Her Majesty's Drawing-Rooms, 67, 88, 104, 120,
148, 164; Thomas Shiffner to be Paymaster of His Ma-
jesty's Household, 124.
Boutrage, M. de lá, the King's approval of, as Consul at
Dublin for the King of the French, 4.
Bouverie, Major-General Sir Henry Frederick, Governor and
Commander in Chief of the island of Malta, 313.
Brackenbury, Major Edward, Knighted, 245.
Brazil, audience of the King by the Envoy Extraordinary, &c.
from the Emperor of, to deliver credentials, &c. 51; to deliver
a letter, ibid.; his audience of the Queen, 52; audience of
the King by the Marquess de Barbacena, on a special mission
from the Emperor of, ibid.; his audience of the Queen, ibid.
Bremer, Captain James John Gordon, Knighted, 79.
Brighton, Court at-Sir C. C. Pepys, sworn as Lord High
Chancellor of Great Britain, 12; the Right Honourable
H. Bickersteth sworn of the Privy Council, ibid.; Order in
Council
Council declaring that satisfactory provision hath been
made by law, in the island of Nevis, for giving effect to the
Act of the 3d and 4th of the King, for the abolition of the
slave trade, 16;
Brisbane, Sir Thomas M. granted the dignity of a Baronet of
the United Kingdom, 71.
Brosa, Don Antonio, Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, for Her
Catholic Majesty, 338.
Broughton, the Venerable William G. nominated to the
Bishopric of Australia, 14.
Browne, the Right Honourable Dominick, to be an Irish
Baron, 103, 113.
Brown, the Reverend John Tod, Second Minister of the
church and parish of Dunfermline, 315.
Buller, T. Wentworth, Esq. Tithe Commissioner for England
and Wales, 242.
Bullock, W. D. Esq. appointed one of the Honourable Corps
of Gentlemen at Arms, 129.
Bülow, Baron, audience of the King by, 98, 168.
Bunn, Alfred, Esq. appointed one of the Honourable Corps of
Gentlemen at Arms, 90.
Burnside, the Reverend George, presented to the church and
parish of Orr, alias Urr, Dumfrieshire, 5.
Butler, the Reverend Doctor Samuel, Bishop of Lichfield,
173.
Campbell, the Honourable Lady Mary Elizabeth, granted the
dignity of a Baroness of the United Kingdom, 13.
Donald, Esq. granted the dignity of a Baronet of
the United Kingdom, 71.
Rear-Admiral Patrick, to be a Knight Commander
of the Bath, 103.
, the Reverend Duncan, presented to the church of
Glenlyon, 174.
Sir J. N. R. permission granted to, to wear the
Order of the Lion and Sun, 206.
the Reverend Samuel, presented to the church and
parish of Berriedale, 363.
Carnac, James Rivett, Esq. granted the dignity of a Baronet
of the United Kingdom, 71.
Caunter, the Reverend J. Hobart, nominated to the chapel of
Saint Paul's, Saint Mary-le-bone, 221.
Cetto, the Baron de, audience of the King by, to deliver
letters, 123.
Chalmers, the Reverend Peter, presented to the church and
parish of Dumfermline, 205.
Chamberlain's, Lord (to the King), Office-Levees to be held
by His Majesty, at Saint James's Palace, 1, 146, 157, 223;
postponed, 95, 114, 174, 206; Knights of the several
Orders to appear in their collars at the Drawing-Room to
be held for the celebration of Her Majesty's birth-day, 3,
131; discontinued till further orders, 233; Court mourn-
ing for Her late Majesty the Queen of the Two Sicilies, 77;
regulations, in regard to dress, to be observed by all persons
attending Drawing-Rooms and State Balls, 115; John
Lyster, Esq. Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter to the
King, 124; Arthur Blackwood, Esq. Groom of His Ma-
jesty's Privy Chamber in Ordinary, 125; Court mourning
for the King of Saxony, 176; Knights of the several Orders
to wear their collars at His Majesty's Levee, 177; the
Reverend John Ryle Wood, Resident Deputy Clerk of the
Closet to His Majesty, 222; Colonel the Honourable Sir
H. G. P. Townshend, Lieutenant-Governor of the Round
Tower of Windsor Castle, 317; the Honourable William
Fitzgerald De Roos, one of the Gentlemen Ushers Quarterly
Waiters in Ordinary, ibid.; Charles Kemble, Esq. Ex-
aminer of all plays, tragedies, comedies, &c. &c. ibid.; John
Hulbert Glover, Esq. Librarian in Ordinary at Windsor
Castle, 320; Sir G. Ballingall, Surgeon in Ordinary to the
King, in Scotland, 336; orders for the Court's going into
Mourning for His Majesty King Charles the Tenth, 353.
Chamberlain's Lord (to the Queen), Office-Drawing-Rooms
to be held by Her Majesty, at Saint James's Palace, 2, 81,
85, 95, 102, 117, 124, 163; for celebration of Her Majesty's
birth-day, 64, 66; also for His Majesty's birth-day, 124;
no presentations to take place, ibid.; Colonel William
Jones appointed Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter to the
Queen, 80;
Chamberlain's, Lord Great, Office-Notice of the attendance
given at the, for the issue of tickets of admission to the
House of Lords on the occasion of His Majesty's opening
Parliament, 23; also on the occasion of His Majesty's
proroguing the same, 229.
Chamberlayne, Henry Thomas, Esq. appointed Sheriff of the
county of Warwick, 78.
Chambers, Doctor W. F. Physician in Ordinary to Her Ma-
jesty, 316.
Chenevix, George, Esq. appointed Sugeon to His Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridge, 372.
Circuits of the Commissioners for the Relief of Insolvent
Debtors-Spring, 7; Summer, 126; Autumn, 247.
Clive, George, Esq. appointed Assistant Poor Law Com-
missioner, 61.
Colling, the Reverend Thomas Adam, to be Vicar of Buck-
land Brewer, 97.
1836.
Colonial-Office, Downing-Street-Lieutenant-Colonel H. Se-
nior appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the island of
Antigua, 11; G. Agostini, Esq. appointed Attorney-General
of the island of Saint Lucia, ibid.; the Venerable William
G. Broughton nominated to the Bishopric of Australia, 14;
Colonel Sir J. Harvey appointed Lieutenant-Governor of
Prince Edward Island, 23; Jeffery Hart Bent, Esq. ap-
pointed Chief Justice of British Guiana, 24; Andries
Stockenstrom, Esq. appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the
eastern divisions of the Cape of Good Hope, ibid.; Colo-
nization Commissioners for South Australia appointed, ibid.;
John Hindmarsh, Esq. appointed Governor and Commander
in Chief of South Australia, ibid.; the Venerable George
J. Mountain appointed Bishop of Montreal, 65; Vice-
Admiral Sir Graham Moore to be a Knight Grand Cross
of the Military Order of the Bath, 86; T. C. Hammill,
Esq. to be Provost Marshal of British Guiana, 87; W.
Rough, Esq. to be Chief Justice of Ceylon, ibid.; J. Jeremie,
Esq. to be First Puisne Judge of Ceylon, ibid.; J. F.
Stoddart, Esq. to be Second Puisne Judge of ditto, ibid.;
J. H. Plunkett, Esq. to be Attorney-General of New South
Wales, ibid.; E. D. Thomson, Esq. to be Secretary and
Registrar of the Records of New South Wales, 93; W.
M'Pherson, Esq. to be Clerk of the Legislative and Execu-
tive Councils of New South Wales, 94; John Reddie, Esq.
to be Chief Justice of Saint Lucia, 101; Elzear Bedard,
Esq. to be a Judge at Quebec, ibid.; W. B. Woleseley, Esq.
to be Assistant Secretary of British Guiana, ibid.; Rear-
Admiral Patrick Campbell to be Knight Commander of the
Order of the Bath, 103; Henry Light, Esq. to be Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Antigua, 106; James Hurtle Fisher,
Esq. to be Resident Commissioner of Public Lands in South
Australia, 113; Sir John Franklin to be Lieutenant-
Governor of Van Diemen's Land, 114; the Reverend Wil-
liam Hutchins to be Archdeacon of ditto, ibid.; Lieutenant-
Colonel Charles Joseph Doyle to be Lieutenant-Governor
of the island of Grenada, 181; William Henry Harvey,
Esq. to be Treasurer and Accountant-General at the Cape
of Good Hope, 220; William Wilde, Esq. to be Chief
Justice at Saint Helena, ibid.; Edward A. Williams, Esq. to
be Substitute to the Advocate-General at Mauritius, ibid.;
J. C. Lees, Esq. to be Chief Justice of the Bahama Islands,
ibid.; John Austin, Esq. to be Commissioner of Enquiry
into the affairs of the island of Malta, 221; Major-General
Sir A. Woodford to be Governor and Commander in Chief
of the town and garrison of Gibraltar, 245; George Corn-
wall Lewis, Esq. Commissioner of Enquiry at the island of
Malta, 246; Lord Aylmer to be a Knight Grand Cross of the
Military Order of the Bath, 256; Major-General William
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