The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-Jun 24.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN IRELAND.

Moved, that an humble address be presented t 3 her Ilsk.
jesty praying that her Majesty will be pleuel to give
directions that by the operation of • royal commission
or otherwise full and accurste information be procured
as to the nature and amount of the property and revenues
of the established church in Ireland, with • view t 3
their more productive management, and to their more
equitable application for the benefit of the lamb people
—(The Earl Russell) ; objected to; and an amendment
moved to leave out from (" management") to the end of
the motion—(The Lord Bishop of Ovary) &c. On
question, that the words proposed to be left out stand
part of the motion?
Not-Contenta 90
CONTENTS.
DERR. EARLs. LORDS. LORDS.
Devonshire Granville Carew Meetyn
X ARQUIS. Grey ,teller',. Crithworth Ponsonby
Normanhy Kimberley Foley Romilly
EARLS. Morley Orinis] Seaton
Airlie Russell Netherton Sumerhill
Albemarle VISCOUNT. lIOURDSoIt Stafford
Catopenlown Halifax Kenry Stanley of Alder-
Clarendon LORDS. LTUNISoII ley
De Urey Annaly Lyveden ;teller,itratheilen
Denbigh Helper Monson Suutlrldge
ritzwilllam Camoys Montengle

NOT-CONTENTS.
LP. rneNcEcioit NAKL4. BISHOPS. LORDS.
Chehnstonl. Leven and Mel-Gloucester and Grinstead

♦RCHBISUUP. vine Bristol HaitiSOWN
Dublin. Malmeabury Lincoln Ilylton
DUKTS. Mansfield Llandalf lnchiquin
Beaufort Nelson Ossory, &c. Lovel and Hol-
Buckhigham POlrill land
and Chandoi Romney LORDS. Nnrtlioick
Manchester Rome Begot Penrhyn
Marlberough Shaftesbury Renters Raglan
Richmond Shrewsbury Brinixpeth Rayleigh
lIAR4IVIKIL9. Stredbroke Brodrick RoMeanie
Alba Vernlam Cairns balteriford
Exeter Wilton Castlemaine Shertorne
Winehmter Winch ses and Chnrston silchester

EARL, Nottingham Clifton dkelfuersdale
Amherst VlsCutalTS. Clonbrock *ides
Bandon (lancarty Colonsay douthfunpton
Bantry De Teed Colville of Cul-Stewart of Oar-
Bathurst Doneraile rose (teller) lies
Beauchamp Harding, Delamere Tallaft de Mall-
Belmore ilawarden Denman hide
Cadogan (teller) De Roe Templemore
Derby Templetown Do Saumares Thurlow
Devon BISHOPS. Digby Tredegar.
Ha.l.Hngt‘m Bangor Dunsany Tyrone
Ilill,horough Cork, ho. Feversham Wentworth.
Lauderdale Down, &c. Gage

The following were the pairs :—For government—
Lord Bolton, Earl of Home, Earl Cadogan, Lord Wal-
singham, Lord Wynford, Lord Heytesbury, Duke of
Rutland, Earl of Aylesford, Lord Wharncliffe, Earl of
Harewood, Marquis of Ailsa, Marquis of Bristol, Lord
Rivers. Against government—Lord De Tabley, Duke of
Cleveland, Earl of Caithness, Lord Leigh, Lord Methuen.
Lord Vivian, Earl of Reiland, Lord Churchill, Lord Ver-
non, Lord Wenlock, Visoount Sydney, Earl Spencer, Lord
Westbury.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Just 24.
THE REFORM BILL.

Four lists of divisions taken last night in committee on
the Reform Bill are issued this morning with the par-
liamentary papers. The first is on an amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Holden, having reference to the old classes
of voters. It provided that in all 10/. occupation qualifi-
cations made up of land and tenements (not a dwelling-
house) conjointly the tenement shall be of not lees than U.
annual value. This amendment was rejected by • majo-
rity of only eight votes, the ayes being 93 and the noes
1011. In this division the government had the support of
the following liberals :—Mr. J. Blake, Mr. J. Cowen, Lord
Dunkellin, Mr. E. MacEvoy, Mr. M'Kenua, Mr. Main-
searing, Mr. Pim, Mr. C. Talbot, Mr. P. A. Taylor, and
Mr. Wyld. The only conservative voting in the minority
was Mr. Darby Griffith.
In the two next'divisions, the government had in the
first a majority of 20, and in the second oue of 24. The first
proposal was by Mr. Colvile, being an addition to clause 40,
intended to put copyholders in parliamentary boroughs on
the same footing as freeholders, and to give their votes for
the counties, though the same qualification may give the ac-
tual occupiers votes for the oounties. The second division
was on e motion by Mr. Vivian, the effect of which was to
extend the same privilege to long leaseholders in parlia-
mentary boroughs. The first amendment was rejected by
171 to Vol ; the second by 256 to 730. As the latter to •
great extent included the former, we give it the preference:

AYES.
Arland, T. D. Gladstone W. H. Nicol. J. D.
Adam, W. P. Glyn, O. d. Norwood, C. M.
Allen, W. 8. iloldamld, Sir F. O'Brien, Sir P.
Amberley, VIM. Goseben, G. J. Ogilvy, Sir J.
Andover, Visa Gower, F. L Oliphant, L
Antrobus, E. Gower, Lord B. O'Loghlen, Mr C.
W L:41111.!. Graham, W. O'Reilly, M. W.
Ors/Well. H. R. Osborne, R. B.
Barclay, A. C. Gray, 80 J. Otway, A. J.
Berm, T. Grey, Sir 0. Owen, Sir H.
Barn, H. T. Grosvenor, Lord R. Parke, Col.
BIM, A. Grosvenor, Capt. Padmere, R.
Barley, H. T. Grove, T. F. Palmer, Sir R.
Beaumont, H. F. Grimy, 8. Pease, J. W.
Berkeley, H. Y. Hadfield, G. Peel. A. W.
Biddulph, H. Hamilton. K W. Peel, J.
Blake, J. A. Henke', T. Pelham, Lord
Bouverte, K P. Harmer, 81r J. Pete, 84r S. M.
Bright, Sir C. Bares, J. D. Philips, /t. N.
Bright, J. Harlington, Mar. Pollard-Urquhart,
Bruce, Lard e. quit ot W.
Bryan, G. L Bay, Lord J. Portman. W. H,
Buller, Sir A. Hay, Lord W. Potter, K
huller, Sir R. Darter. A. D. Price, B. 0.
Butler, C. 8. Ilesdiam, T. E. Price, W. P.
Caicrait, J. IL Henderson, J. Pryse, K L
Candlish, J. Henley, Lord Pritchard, J.
Cardwell, K Herbert, H. A. Pugh, D.
Csstlerosse, VIM. Hibbart, J. T. Rawllnson, Mr H.
Cavendish, Lord It Hodgkinson, 0. ILebow, J. 0.
Cavendish, Lord F. Holum, L B.oliertes, T. J.
Cavendish, Lord G. Hollihd, K Robertson, D.
Choetham, J. Horsman, K Rothschild, &reel!
Childers, H. C. Ho ward,e. W. Rothschild, N. M. de
Chohneley, Sir H. Hughes, W. B. Russell, A.
~lay, J. Hurst, K H. St. Aubyn, J.
Clement, W. J. Hutt, Sir W. Salmons, Aid.
Clinton, Lord E. Ingham, R. Samuels, J. D'A.
Clive, 0. James, E. Samuelson, B.
IMI, W. H. Jardine, It. Itaunderson, K
Co., Sir R. Jervolie, sir J. Scheletled, W.
Colthurst, Slr O. Johnstone, Sir J. Scott, Sir W.
Culvile, C. IL Kennedy, T. Seely. C.
Cowen, J. Kinglake. A. W. Seymour, A.
Cowper, H. F. Xinglake, J. A. Seymour, H. D.
Cowper, W. F. Ringscote, CoL Shaft°, R.. D.
Crauturd, E. H. Xinnalrd, A. F. Piineen, Sir J.
Crawford, It. W. Kuatehball-Hages. Smith, J.
Cramer es, Lord sea, K. Smith, J. A.
Crossley, Sir F. Labonebsre, H. Sinith, J. B.
Davey, IL Lewd. A. H. Spiels, A.
Denman, 0. Lamont, J. Macpoole, W.
Dent, J. D. Imrenee, W. Stauateld, J.
Hering, Sir E. Leathern, W. H. Stock, 0.
Devereux, R. J. Lee, W. Stone, W. H.
Dillwyn, L L Leeman, G. Stuart, Col. C.
Duff, M. R. Levin, 0. J. Sykes, Col
Edwards, C. Locke, J. Tabot, C. R.
Edwards, H. Lowe, R. Taylor, P. A.
Eliot, Lard Lusk, A. Torrent, W. T.
Enfield, Vied. bt'latren, D. Tracy. C. B.
Frskine, Vice-Ad. Idari ribanks,Bir D. Trevelysn, G.O.
Manmade, J. Martha, C. W. VanderWl, P.
Evans, T W. Merry, J. Verney, Mr H.
Read, W. Milbank, F. A. Vivian, Cap, T.
Ewing, H. E. Mill, 3.8. Widen, E. W.
Sik/n, B. Mills, J. R. Weitern, Blr T.
Fawcett, H. Milton, Viset. Whatnaan, J.
Hides , J. MUM% A. White, Capt.
!Hernia, Lord 0. Moffatt, G. White, J.
Foley, H. W. Monk, C. J. Whitworth, B.
Foliambe, F.J. Hartsell, W. Williamson, Sir H.
Fordyce, W. D. Moore C. Vennington, Mr T.
Moder, C. More, R. J. Wyvill, M.
Forster, W. R. Morris, W. Young, It.
Foster, W. 0. Montion. W.
Fortescue, D. F. Murphy, N. D. ?ULM.
Gavin, Major Neel., C. Vivian, H. H.
Gladstone, W. E. Nrnholson, W. King, P. J. L

NOES.
Adderley, C. B. Cooper, B. H. Gore, W. B.
Akroyd, B. Co., W. T. Grant, A.
Annesley, Col. Cranborne, Wirt. °myna, el. E.
Arkwright, B. Cada, G. GreelialL G.
Aytouu. R. IL Curzon, Visa. Greene, B.
Haw, Slr W. lish, B. W. H.
,all, C. Dsikeith. Earl al Lirrrit.-Col.
Bailey, Sari. I. Dawson, IL P. Grey, T. de
Bantle, 11..1. Dick, K Griffith. C. D.
Baring, A. H. Dickson, Major Grosvenor, Earl
Barnett, H. Dlinedale, K. Gurnwy, B.
Fleet. Disraeli, B. awn. H.
BartßantWeol. Du Cane, C. Hamilton, Ld. Claud
Bateson, Sir T. Buncombe, Adm. Hamilton, id. C, J.
Bathurst, A. A. Done robe, Cul. Hamilton, L T.
Baster, W. L Dunkellin, Lord Hamilton, Ylect.
Beach, Sir M. Dunne, General Hardy, G.
Beach, W. W. Du Pre, C. G. Hardy. J.
Beaumont, W. B. Dyke, W. H. Hartky, J.
Beecrolt, G. 8. Dyott, Col. Hartopp, B. B.
Banyan, IL Earle, B. A. Harvey, PL B.
Berestord, Capt. Eaton, 11. W. Hervey, Lord A.
Bernard, Col. Eckersley. N. Hay, glr J.
Bingham, Lord Edwards, Sir H. Heatlicote, G. H.
Bourne, Col. Egerton, Air P. Heathcote, Sir W.
Bowen, J. B. Egerton, K C. Henley, J. W.
Bowyer, Sir G. Egerton. W. Hennther-Itajor, J.
Brett, W. B. Moho, Lord Herbert, Col.
Brooks, B. Faue, Lieut.-Col. H. sketi. Sir T.
Browne, Lord J. Fane, Col.
Bruce, lidshir Fellden. J. Ileygate, Sir P.
1111dyard, T. B.
Bruen, H. Moires, B. Hogg, Lt.-Col.
Buckley, E.
,Str I. Holford. R. S.
(.simpbell. A. H. 11124". Kr. 8. Holineedale, Visa.
Capper C. Moyer, J. Hood, Sir A.
Cartwright, Col. Forde, COI. Hope. A. J.
Cave, S. Forester, Gen. Homby, W. H.
Cecil. Lord E. Fraihneld. C. K. Honda% T. B.
Chambers, T. Gallwey, Sir W. Hotham, Lord
(Manorial, H. Z. Galway, Visor. Howes, E.
Cliva,'Capt. (OHOVIaMdCa, AA. L. Huddlewton, 7. W.
Cole, H. Hunt, G. W.
Cole, J. L. Oolduey, G. Jolliffe, H. H.
Corrsace, F. S. Gooch, Sir D. Jones, D.
Corry, H. L Goodson, J. Kerslake. Slr J.
Crsuiessy, Lea Gore, J. R. Kinnisagb, A.