cient adhesion to the surface with out digging it up, and adapt themselves to any turn of the carriage. The under part of these feet are formed into short strong brushes, supported by iron teeth, that would take effect in the event of the other part failing.

In going down a hill these propellers are lifted off the ground, by the guide at pleasure, so that the carriage proceeds entirely by its own gravity: if the descent should be steep, or the motion too rapid, the guide then makes use of a break, by which the motion can be retarded or entirely stopped. If the carriage is proceeding upon a level,

the lifting of the propellers alone stops the carriage gradually, but quickly if ascending an inclined plane. This application of the propellers affords also easy means of making a turn in the road, simply by lifting them on one side, and allowing them to act on the other, which is done by the mere pulling of a cord: the guide has also the power of producing the same effect by turning a lever in front of him, which, by means of a pinion, operates upon a toothed sector on the circular frame that surrounds the front wheel; either of these modes may be employed, or both of them in conjunction.

G. N. Edwards, Henlow, esq.
T. Duffield, Mareham Park, esq.
T. Saunders, Aston Abbots, esq.

J. Margetts, St. Ives, esq.

P. Legh, Booth's, esq.

W. James, Barrock Lodge, esq.
Sir C. Lemon, Carclew, bart.

E. S. Chandos Pole, Radbourne, esq.
R. W. Newman, Sandridge, esq.

J. B. Garland, Stone Cottage, Wimborne, esq.
Sir J. Tyrell, Boreham House, bart.
G. B. P. Prinn, Charlton King, esq.
J. Griffiths, Weir, esq.

J. Latour, Hexton, esq.
I. Minet, Baldwins, esq.

C. Gibson, Quernmore Park, esq.
O. Manners, Goadby Marwood, esq.
J. Reeve, Leadenham House, esq.
W. A. Williams, Llangibby, esq.

C. Tompson, Great Witchingham, esq.
J. J. Blencowe, Marston St. Lawrence, esq.
D. Dixon, Long Benton, esq.

F. Robinson, Widmerpool, esq.
J. Wilson, Nether Whorton, esq.
T. J. Bryan, Stoke Dry, esq.
W. Tayleur, Buntingdale, esq.
H. P. Collins, Hatch Beauchamp, esq.
H. C. Meynell, Hoar Cross, esq.
G. C. Poore, Wickham, esq.
J. F. Leathes, Herringfleet, esq.
W. Crawford, Dorking, esq.
Sir C. F. Goring, Highden, bart.
W. Dilke, Maxtock Castle, esq.

T. B. M. Baskerville, Rockley House, esq.
G. Farley, Henwick, esq.

H. Darey, Aldby Park, esq.

SOUTH WALES.

C. H. Leigh, Llanelly, esq.
J. Gulstone, Derwydd, esq.
A. Jones, Cardigan, esq.
J. H. Vivian, Marino, esq.
A. 1. Stokes, Scoveston, esq.
S. Beavan, Glascombe, esq.

NORTH WALES.

R. B. W. Bulkeley, Baronhill, esq.
W. G. Griffith, of Bodegroes, esq.
John Price, Plascoch Llanychan, esq.
Jones Panton, Coleshill, esq.
Thos. Hartley, Llwyn, esq.
J. Jones, Maesmawr, esq.

BIRTHS.

JANUARY.

1. At Erbistock Hall, county of Flint, the wife of lieut.-col. Fred. Philips, a daughter.

2. At Critchell, Dorset, lady Charlotte Sturt, a son.

7. The wife of Edw. Wakefield, esq. of Southcote House, near Reading, a daughter.

Lady Grey of Groby, a son.

9. The lady of the hon. Geo. Agar Ellis, M.P. Spring-gardens, a daughter. 12. In Gloucester-place, the wife of John Vincent Thomson, esq. a daughter. At the General Post Office, the wife of G. H. Freeling, esq. a son. 14. The duchess of Richmond, a dau. Lady Cawdor, a son.

18. At Knowlton Court, the wife of captain Hughes D'Aeth, R. N. a son. 20. At Aldbury, the wife of the hon. and rev. Fred. Bertie, a daughter.

24. The wife of Philip Saltmarshe, esq. of Saltmarshe, Yorkshire. a daugh. 25. Hon. Mrs. Jervis, a son.

28. At the Down House, Dorset, the seat of her father, sir J. W. Smith, bart., the wife of the rev. J. Digby Wingfield, a daughter.

30. At Sway House, near Lymington, the wife of H. C. Lys, esq, a daughter. 31. At Chacombe Priory, the wife of Hen. John. Pye, esq, a son.

FEBRUARY.

1. In the island of Guernsey, the wife of the Principal of Elizabeth College, a son.

2. At Hob's Castle, Roxburghshire, the lady of sir Wm. Francis Elliot, bart.,

a son and heir.

10. At York-terrace, Regent's-park, the wife of P. Grant, esq. of twin sons. 11. At the Rectory, Pangbourne, Berks, the wife of the rev. H. Breedon, a daughter.

12. In Nottingham place, the wife of Chas. Rich Pole, esq. a daughter.

16. In Chesterfield-st May-fair, the wife of Thos. Green, esq. M.P. a son.

18. At Brockenhurst House, Hants, the lady Caroline Morant, a daughter. 19. At Berne, the wife of Chas. Henry Hall, esq. secretary of legation to the Swiss confederation, a daughter.

20. The wife of the rev. Dr. Rowley,

7. Lady Barham, a son.

9. The wife of the rev. Dr. Goodenough, Westminster School, a son.

10. At Bittern Grove, near Southampton, the lady of major-gen. Ashworth, a son.

12. The wife of the rev. Francis North, a son and heir.

Bright, twins. 15. In Manchester sq. the wife of Dr.

16. In Upper Berkeley-street the wife of J. Raymond Barker, esq. a dau. 17. At Anstey Manor House, Wilts, the wife of Wentworth Bayly, esq. a