Want of room prevents the insertion of the complete division-lists;

but the following tables exhibit all the exceptions from the uniform array of parties in the great divisions of Monday and Thursday. On the First Clause—Lord Howick's Amendment.

LIBERALS VOTING AGAINST MINISTERS-6.

Ainsworth, P. Dundas, 3. Lemon, Sir C.

Basset, J. Houiek, Lord Wood, C. ABSENT MDUSTERIALISTS-31.

Heathcote. Sir G. Pryse, P. Hoskins, K. Rippon, C. Hume. J. Somerville, Sir W.

Jervis, S. Stuart, R. Johnson, General Strangways, Hon. J. Langton. G. Talfourd, Sergeant Maher, J. Tavistoek, Lead Martin, T. Turner, W.

lielgund. Lord Wall, C. B.

Moreton, Hon. A. White, A.

Morgan, C.

Rae, Rt, Hon, Sir W. Shaw, Rt. Hon. F.

St. Paul, Sir IL (shutout.) Bainbridge, B. T.

Benett, Berkeley, Hon. C.

Cayley, E. J. Corbally. M. E. Denison, W. Donkin, Sir R. Ruston, Lord Fitzgibbon, lion. R. Hallyburton, Hon. D. lleathcote, G. ABSENT CONSERVATIVES-13.

Bruce, C. C. Kelly, F. Drummond, H. Kirk, P.

Forester. Hon. C. (loda Mackenzie, W. F. relative.) Mackenzie, T. Goddard, A. Miles, W.

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION.

Majority for the Amendment (Tellers included) Minority (Tellers included)

293 972 Pairs

23

46 Abseut —Ministerialists 31

Conservatives 13— 44 Speaker and Chairman

2 Vacant (Nottingham) .

1

Total —658 On the Second Clause—Lord hforpeth's Amentled Qualification.

LIBERALS VOTING AGAINST THE CLAUSE-4.

Ainsworth, P. Fielder', J.

Howick, Lord Wood, C.

ABSENT MINISTERIALLSTS-14.

tlassett, John Hallyburton, Lord D. Maher, J. Bennett, John Heatheote, Sir G. Schole6eld. Josh.

Berkeley, Hon. C. Heathcote, Gilbert Turner, William Doukin, Sir R. Jervis, Swynfen Wakley, Thomas Fitzgibbon, Hon. R. Langton, OM ABSENT CONSERVATIVES-4.

Chapman, A. (shut out.) Miles, Won. Goddard, A.

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION.

Majority against the Clause (Tellers included) 302 Minot Cur the clause (Tellers 29l 46 Absent Liberals. 14 Absent Conservatives 3 Speaker and Chairman 2 659