THE DIVISIONS.
to de- to Impress- in the — of 82,179/. N; Ma- " relieving Judicial not
No. 1. Mr. Becence HAM'S Motion on the 4th March, for a Committee vise means of manning the Navy without having recourse
went. Majority marked A ; Minority N; Absent —
.-- 2. Mr. flumes Motion on the 7th of March, for air alteration
Corn- Laws. Majority marked A ; Minority N ; Absent
— 3. Mr. Hu ma's Motion on the 10th March, to refuse the grant for the support of the Volunteer Corps. Minority marked jurity not published. — 4. Mr. CUTIMERT RIPPOWS Motion On the 13th March, for the Archbishops awl Bishops fro:n the:r Legislative and
duties in the Mouse of Peers." Minority marked N; :Majority published.
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ilton. Vis Northaraptn,A - - Stmwe, It. N.. SO.4 N • I CHURCH AND STATE—CASE OF THI Moreton. Hun. IL. Gluui•r. Is'. - A I Simeon, Sir It.., isle of Wight N A .'The Dissenters are not satisfied-they cannot he satisfied-with their Moreton. Ile. A.. Gioncr. IV.. A A Sinclair, G., Caithness N — tiou. They elaitn the EQUALITY of citizens. They do not ask t , be 1 Morpeth, Vise., YorkshireX • N • Skipwitti, Sir G..Wararick,S A — the Churchman ; they cannot submit to be placed beneath him." Morrison. J., /pmeich N N Stoney, R. A., Shrewsbury.. - - ! Case of the Di MOityn, Ho. E. M. L., Kinn; A A Smith, J., Rucks C. - A l IT no longer answers the purpose of place-hunting poll Mullins, F. W., Kerry C.... - - Smith. J. A., Chichester • • the candidates for popular favour, to represent dissent Nagle, Sir It., Westmeath . - - Smith, R. V., A'orthoropto.l. . A N Church as synonymous with disaffection to the State. Ti Neale, Sir H., Lyminytan . . • A' Somerset, Lentil,. Nonmh. C. -, A is now in opposition ; and the rulers of the land deri Neeld, J., Chippenham .. .. . - • Spuinkie, Serg„ Finsbury. .. . — derive, their principal support from the Dissenters. T Nichol, .1., Cardiff' A A Spry, S., ROIIMill A to be an unnatural state of things; and Ministers are cv Noel, Sir G. N.. Rutland C.. - - Stanley, E. J. Cheshire, N - N a false position. They are under an obligation, as they North, Frederick, /las/in* . A • Stanley, 11. 'I'.. Prestos . . A N defend the Church Establishment, which is hostile to thee O'Brien, C • Clare - - StahleY, E.. Cumberland. Tr. A — the attacks of the Dissenters, who form the great majorit O'Callaglian,llon.C.„ Tippry, - A, , Staunton, Sir G., Hants, S... N • to whom they are indebted for their present power. Son O'Connell, D., Dublin City . . N N N 'N Stowell, Colonel. !amide - - must be made, whatever may be the consequence. O'Connell, J., Finn/hail .. .., N X Stewart, Sir H., Tyrone C - A possible that the Dissenters should continue to uphold a O'Connell, Maurice, Tralee .' N N Stewart, J., Lymington A A which thwarts them. On the other hand, the Church: O'Connor, IL, Roscommon ... - - , Stewart, P. AL Lancaster - N degree conciliated by the sort of left-handed defence of it we. , F., Cork C N A Stewart, It., Muldinytms ... N N N privileges, which is all that Earl GREY and his colleagu O'G rady, 1ln. Col.S.,Limk.C. - - Strickland, G. York, W.. . . . • N The policy of Ministers, at the opening of the sessio O'Neil, lin. Go. J „ Antrim C. - - Stuart, Lon! D. C.. Arundel N A do as little as possible fin' the Dissenters. With this vi O'Reilly, W.. Dundalk N is N Stuart, IV Bedford C. - A JOHN RUSSELL introduced his Marriage Bill; which oni, w., Newport N N Still ivan,lt., Kilkenny - A seaters have universally scouted as a miserable abortiot 0AstilAton,i.ord,AVOTZAANb.N. — • Sutton, Rt. 1ln. C., Cam. Uni - - care was taken, when this precious bill was introduce °snail', James, Glasgow .... N N N Talbot, J. II.,New Ross . . . . A — pledge the Government to any other measure for the Owen, H. O., Penthroks -- Talbot,W. II. F., Chippen4n,,, A — Dissenters. It was an experiment on the forbearance of Owen, Sir J., Pembroke C.. - - Talbot, James, rit/thme .. .. -,_ A body for whose relief it was avowedly intended. But i Ozmantown, IA., King's C - - Talmash, A. G., Grantham . - A experiment triet1 by very ignorant men, and no won& Paget, F., Deaumaris - A Tapps, G. W., Christchurch . - - failed. The election for Leeds, which indicated a dimi Paget, Sir C.. Carsarron A — Ta■ leure. W., Bridgewater.. - A the Ministerial strength, and the defeat of Sir JOHN C. Palmer, C. F., Reading A ,,A Tennant, J. E., Bedfast - • at Dudley, made the:Government in some degree cognizr Palmer, R., Berkshire A A Tennyson, C., Lambeth . . .. • N extent of their blunder. Certain other demonstrations of Palmerston, Vis.,Bants,S. A • ThicknessC. IL, Wigan N N ing strength and disaffection were probably presented Parker. Sir Hyde, Sefulk. W. A A Thompson, P. IL, York. E.. A A about the same time; and then it was proclaimed to ti Parnell, Sir IL, Dundee .. . . N N Thompson, Ald., SUMI, rimed. II N that other measures were in progress, and that the Man Pease, J., Durham S N A IN Todd, K., Bonitos A N N was only one of several, about to be introduced for the Pechell, Sir .1., Windsor .... A • Tooke, W., Truro - N the Nonconfortnists. Ministers, however, had lost their c Peel, Sir It., Tronworth A A Toilemache. Hon. A G - - In the last session, much was not expected from them ; Pelham. lion. C., Lincoln. S A A Tower, C. T., Threciela • A leaders of the Dissenting party, being patient and reasons Pendarves, E., Cornwall, E.. A • Townley, R. G.. Canby. C. - A made every allowance for the embarrassment of' their i Pennohlocke, J. II., Milton . - A Tracy, C. H., Tewkesbury . A A In this session, a redemption of old pledges, and actin Pepys. C. C., Melton - A Truitt, G., Orkney of Shet. h - A long-professed opinions, was expected ; but before the ses Pereeval. A., Sligo C. - - Trelawney, W. L.s..Corn. E N A N a month old, it became evident that Ministers had ni Petro. Hou. E.. York City A — Trowbridge. Sir E. F.,.S'andh. • A intention of doing, either the one or the other—except ni Peter, W. Bodmin - - Ttillanuire, Lord. Penryn , . A A pulsion. The Dissenters, being shrewd men in their ge Phillips. M.. Manchester ... . N N N Tynte, C. K. E.. Bridgewater - - They no longer place " confidence" in their rulers; t Phinipps.Sir It „tfarerfordw. - - Tyrell, C. Suirbik, W A A resolved to put the screws to Lords Git EV and Joitsr Russ. Pigott, R.. Bridyenorth - A Vanglian,Sir R.,11terioneth C. - - to let these statesmen into the secret of their strength. Pinney, W., Lyme A A Verney, Sir IL, Buckingham. - • In London, and in the principal towns in the county Phnon., J. P., Kent, E. .. N — Vernon, Hon. G. J., Derby,S N N especially in Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, and Ponsonby, W.F., Dorset. . - A Verner, Col. IL Armagh C.. - - meetings have been held, almost simultaneously, to repro Potter, R., Wigan N — N N Vigors, N. A.. Carlow -siNs: conduct of Ministers, and to petition Parliament, in lam Powell, Col. W „Cardigan C. - - Vincent. Sir F., St. Alban's N — unusual earnestness, for the redress of their grievances Poyntz. W. s.. Ashburton .. . - - Vivian, J. I1, Swansea - A are also preparing the means of making a still more foi Price, Sir R., I fereffird C. . . , A A Vh ion, Sir II, Train, - A demonstration. They are taking a census of the Dissenti Pringle, A., Scdtirk (.: A — N Walker, C. A., We.> ford .... — A N N lation of the country, and making lists of the number o Pryor, r., Cardigan - A Walker. R., Bury. Lancashire N N with the names of' the candidates for whom they voted, in Rae, Sir W. hart., Bidesh;re — • Wallace, IL. Greenock -ass; show Ministers by whom the Reforming majority of the 1 Ramsbottom, J., II indsor ... - - Wallace. T.. Carlow C. ...... N A Commons was returned. The Leicester census has be Ramsdell, J. C., Mallon .... A A Walsh. Sir J.. Sudbury - - pleted ; and it appears, that out of 32,755 persons, there Rive. T. S.. Cambridge A A Warborl011. IL, Bridport . . . N I'S' N N 11,555 Churchmen to 21,200 Dissenters ; that out of 2260 Richards, J.. Knaresborough - A is Irmilli, II, G., Sr. Abran's ... . A • who polled at the last election, 1107 are Dissenters, 986 1 Rider, T.. Kent, W. N • N Wagon, W. IL, Ipswich . N — N men, and 167 who belong to no religious sect; that out of i Ridley. Sir M. W.. Newcastle A A Waterpark. Lord. Derby,' • N Dissenting electors, 1024 voted for the Reformers, whit Ripon, (7.,Corteshead N N N Watkins, I.. V., Brecon A A N the 986 Churchmen, 811 voted for the Anti-Ministerial ca Robinson. G. R., WOrcester . N N Wedgewood. LP/decries.. A N There is no reason whatever to believe that the case of Lei Roche. D., Limerick City . .. N — 1,Velby. G. E.. Grantham. . - • a peculiar one. It is become a question of life or dea Roe, J., Cashed - • Weylatal, Major R.. arid. C. A A Ministers whether they irritate or endeavour to concili Rolfe, R., Penryn A X Whitbread. W. IL, Bedford . A A At present their policy seems to be conciliatory. A sy Rornilly. J.. Bridport N N N Whitmore, T. C., Bridynorth - - general registration, the abolition of church-rates, perrni: Ronayne, D., Clowned: - - wlitrmure, W. W.. Ilidcerh.. A N be married and buried according to their own forms, and Ross, C., Northampton A A Wilbraham. G., Chester, S.. A A admission to the Universities, will be conceded. But v Ross, If „ Montrose - • Wilks, J.. Bustin N N N N satisfy the Dissenters ? That is the important question; Reich. 8., Knoresbermigii... A A Williams, R.. Dorchester ... - A this may be granted, and yet the Establishmentwould !te Russell, C., Randiny - A Williams,W .A.,Monmouth C . - A touched. The answer is—assuredly not. A large propo Russell. Lord J J. Devon, S A A Williams, Col.. Ashton . . .. - ,.. the Dissenting body insist now upon the separation of Ch R imsell, Lord. Taristoek • N N Willoughliy.SirlI„Neweroth A A State; and those who forbear at present to press this point Russell, W. C , Worcester. E - • Wilmot, Sir J.E.,Waracick. N. - - petitions, do not pretend for a moment to conceal that thi R oilmen, E. S., Dublin City N N N N Winningion, Sir T.. Bern/ley - A mate views tro this length. In fact, their views must It!, le..L. Macclesfield A N WO011, C. Halititt A N length. None but the most contemptible of mankind will Rotation!, E. A.. Somerset... A A Wood, COL T.: Brecon C... • A A oppression an hour beyond the time when, with a due re Sanderson. It „ Cotchestcr .. - A Wrot tesley, Sir J., Steard. S A A t the general welfare of the community, they can shake it o searkit, Sir J., Nortria h. . . . • A Witalliam,W.11.,Ncrfitik. E A A I it may be said, " We are willing to remove practical gric scheior..1,1, J., Birmingham . N N Wisinington.H.J. Worcemrs - A / and then the Diss.:nters will have nothing to complain of icon. .1 .W .. Hants, N A A W ymie,C. W. W., Alontya•C A A : score of the Established Church." The reply to this is, ( Semis% G. P.. Stroud A N Yelverton,W.11.,Carmarthr n - - ' Dissenters are of a different opinion. Churchmen in gene: Felniuht. sir J.. fir Hs C. A A , N Young, J., Caren' not enter into the fhelings of the Dissenters on this poll Seymour. Lord. Tattness . . .. A N Young, G. F., Tlinewtouth • • •1N IS those feelings are nevertheless sufficiently acute to prompt Molesw tat h. Sir W., Corn. E. - N !RIM. R L., Tipperary N • N N Mulyneux, Ld.. Latscashire.S. - N Shuppent. 'r., Frome A N! DISSENTERS.
0' Ferrol', it. M., Kildare , . - A Stormont, Viscount.Normich A • make.
N N N N Thrckmorton, It. G., Berks N A Roebuck, J. A., Bath.. ....... N Whalley, Sir S.. Jfarylehone. — N N N Dissenters.
Russell. Lord F., Bedford C • 1- Williamson.Sirll,DurhamN. - - " Scott, Sir E. D., Lich/it-N.. • A A Wynn. Sir W. W., DenbighC - - i •
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