The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25 00:00:00

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MAJORITY-AYES,

Acton, J
Adair, Colonel
Agnew, Sir A
Alcock, T
Anderson, Sir J
Atherton, \V
Bagwell, J
Baines, Right Hon M
Ball, J
Baring, Right Hon Sir F T
Bass, M T
Baxter, W E
Beamish, F B
Beaumont, W B
Beckett, W
Berkeley, Sir M
Berkeley, Hon. H F
Berkeley, F W F
Bothell, Sir R
Biggs, J
Black, A
Blakemore, T W B
Bland, L
Blandford, Marquis of
Bonham. Carter. J
Bouverie, Right Hon E P
Boyle, Hob, W G
Brady, J
Bramston, T W
Brand, Hon Henry
Brocklehurst, 3
Brockman, E D
Brown, W
Bruce, Lord E
Bruce, H A
Buckley, Gen
Butler, C S
Byng, Hon G H C
Cardwell, Right Hon E
Castlerosse, Tiseciunt
Cavendish, Hon C d
Cayley, E S
Challis, Mr. Ald
Chambers, M
Chambers, T
Cholmondeley, Lord H
Clay, J
Clay, Sir W
Clive, .1
Cobbett, .1 M
Codrington, General
Coffin, W.
Cogan, W H F
Collier, R P
Colvile, C R
Coote, Sir C
Cowper, Right Hon W F
Cranford, E H J
Crossley, F
Currie, R
Dashwood, Sir G li
Davie, Sir 11 R F
Davies, D A S
Deasy, R
Decries, W
Denison, E
Denison, J E
Dent, J D
Devereux, J T
Dillwyn, L L
Divett, E
G S
Duke, Sir J
Duncan, Viscount
Duncan, G
Duncombe, T
Dundas, F
Dunlop, A M
Dunne, M
East, Sir J B
Ellice, Right Hon E
Ellice, E
Elliot, Hon J E
Emlyn, Viscount
Esmonde, J
Estcourt, T H S !
Boston, Earl of
Ewart,
Ewart, J C
Fagan, W
Feilden, Major
Fenwick, H
Fergus, J
Ferguson, Colonel
Ferguson, Sir R
Ferguson, J
Fitzgerald, Sir J
Fitzgerald, Right Hon J D
Fitzroy, Right Hon H
Fitz William, Hon. C W
Forster, C
Forster, J
Fortescue, C S
Fox, NV J
Freestun, Colonel
Gallwey, Sir W P
Gifford, Earl of
Glyn, G C
Goderich, Viscount
Gower, Hon F L
Grace, 0 DJ
Greene, J
Greene, T
Gregson, S
Grenfell, C W
Greville. Col F
Grey, Right Hon Sir G
Grey, R W
Grosvenor, Lord R
Gurney. J H
Hall, Right Hon Sir B
Hankey, T
Harcourt, G G
Hastie, Alexander
Ilastie, Archibald
Headlam, T E
HenchY, D O'Connor
Heneage, G H W
Heneage, Geo F

lohnstOne, Sir John
Keating, Robert
Keating, Hen Singer
Kendall, N
King, Hon PJ L
King, Jimes King
Kingscote, R N F
Kinnaird, Hon A F
Kirk, W
iKnightley, R
'Laboucherp: Right Hon H
Langston, J H
Langton, Henry Gore
Langworthy, E R
Laslett, W
Layard, A H
Legh, Geo Cornwall
Lewis, Right Hon Sir G C
Lowe, Right Hon R
Luce, T
Mackie, J
Mackinnon, W A.
M‘Cann, :15
Mangles, It IY “4. 1.1
Manners, Lord
Majoribanks, D C
Martin, J
Martin, P. W
Martin, C W i. I
Massey, W N
Masterman, J
Matheson, A.
'Milligan, R
Mills, T
Milner, Sir W M E
R M
Milton, Viscount
T A
Moffat, G
Monck, Viscount
Nioncrieff, Right Hon. J
Moody, C A
Morris, D
LMostyn Hon TEML
Mowatt, F F
Napier, Sir C
Norreys, Sir D
O'Connell, Captain D,
10'Flaherty, A ,
Oliveira, B
Osborne, tt,
Otway, A J
Given, Sir J
Paget, C
Paget, Lord A
Paget Lord G
Palmerston, Viscount
Pechell, Sir G B
Peel, Sir R
Peel, F
Pellatt, A
Perry, Sir T E
Philipps, J H
Phillimore, J G
Pigott, F
Pilkington, J
Pinney, Colonel
Pollard Urquhart, W
Ponsonby, Hon A. G J
Portman, Hon W H B
Powlett, Lord W
Price, W P
Pritchard, J
Ramsden, Sir J W
Raynham, Viscount
Reed, Major 3 H
Ricardo, 0
Ricardo, S
Rice, E
Rich, H
Richardson,
Ridley, G
Robartes, T J A
Russell, Lord J
Russell, F C H
Russell, F 'W
Sandon, Viscount 73
Sawle, C B G
Scholefield, W
Scobell, Captain
Scrope, G P
Scully, F
Seymour, H D
Seymour, W D
Shafto, R D
Shee t
Shelley, Sir J V
Sheridan, R B
Smith, J A
Smith, M T
Smith, Right Hon It V
Smith, W M
Smyth, Colonel
Somerville, Rt Hon Sir W M
Spooner, R
Stafford, Marquis of
Steel, J
Strickland, Sir G
Stewart, Sir M It S
Stuart, Captain
Sullivan, M
Sutton, J H M
Talbot, C R M
Thompson, G I
Thornely, T
Thornhill, W P ;VI
Tite, W
Tollemache, J
Tomline, G
Traill, G
Tynte, Colonel C J
'Tyrol!, Sir J T
Uxbridge, Earl of
Villiers, Right Hou C P
Vivian, H H
Walmsley, Sir J
Wali er, J
Watkins, Colonel L
Weguelin, T M
Wells, W
Whatman, J
Whitbread. S
Wickham, H W Fl
Wilkinson, W A I
Wilcox, B M'G
Williams, M • "
Williams, Sir W F
Wilson, J
Wood, Right Hon Sir C
Wortley, Right Hon J S
Wrightson, W B
Wyndham, W

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AneywOrth, L
Hind ley,
Higgley, ins, Col 0
Holland, Sir E
J W
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Horsman, Right Hon E
Howard, Hon C W G
Howard, Lord E
Hughes, W B
Hughes, H G
Hutchins, E J
Hutt, W
Ingram,
Ingram, Ii
Johnstone, James

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Tellers
flayter, Right Hon W
Mulgrave,
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(—NOES.

Adderley, C B
Alex aader, J
Annesley, Earl of
Archdall, Captain M
Bailey, C
Baillie, H J
Baird, J
Ball, E
Baring, T
Barnes, T
Barrington, Viscount
Blrrow, W H
Bective, Earl of
Bell, J
Bellew, T A
Bennet, P
Bentinek, Lord H
Bignold, Sir S
Boldero, Col
Bowyer, G
Bramley-Moore, J
Bruce, Major C
Buck, Col
Buubury, W B Mc C
Burghley, Lord
Butt, G M
Cabbell, B B
Cairns, H Mc C
Campbell, Sir A I
Carnac, Sir J R
Cecil, Lord R
Cheetham, J
Chelsea, Viscount
Christy, S
Clinton, Lord C P
Clinton, Lord R
Cobbold, J C
Cobden, R

!Cochrane, A D B
Cocks, T S
Cole, Hon H A
Coles, LI B
Compton, H C
Conolly, T
Corry, Rt Hon H L
Crook, J
Cubitt, Mr Ald
Dalkeith, Earl of
Davison. It
Disraeli, Rt Hon Bi
Drax, J S W S E
Duckworth, Sir J T B
Duncombe, Hon Col
Dunne, Col
Du Pre, C G
Egerton, E C
Elmley, Visct
Evelyn, W J
Farnham, E B
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Fellowes, E
Ferguson, Sir J
Fitzgerald, W R S
Floyer, J
Follett, B S
Forester, Rt Hon Col
Forster, Sir G
Galway, Visa
Gibson, Rt Hon M T
Gilpin, Col
Gladstone, Rt Hon W
Gladstone, Capt
Gordon, Hon A.
Graham, Rt Hon Sir J
Graham, Lord M W
Greenall, G
Grogsn,E

DIVISIONS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.—rEn, 23.
Ways and Means.—Order read, for resuming Adjourned
Debate on Amendment proposed to Question (20th of
February), "That Mr. Speaker do noW leave the chair ;"
and which AtoendMent was, to leave out from the word
" That " to the efid 6f theliuestion, in order to add the
words in the opinion of this House, it wonid be expe-
dient, before sanctioning the financial arrangOtnedta for
the ensuing year, to adjust the estimated Income and
Expenditure in the manner which shall appear best cal-
culated to secure the country against the risk of a
deficiency in theyears 1858-9 and 1859-60, and to pfovide
for such a balance of Revenue and Charge respectively,
in the year 1860, as may place it in the power of Parlia-
ment at that period, without embarrassment to the
finances, altogether to remit the Income Tax."—(Mr.
Disraeli.) Instead thereof—Question again proposed,
" That the words proposed to be left out stand part of
the question." Debate resumed.—Motion made, and
question put, "That the debate be now adjourned." The
House divided—Ayes, 25; Noes, 477.
The following is the division on Mr. Disraeli's resolu-
tion :—Question put, "'That the words proposed to be
left out stand part of the Question.'' The House divided
—Ayes, 286; Noes, 206.