The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-21 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—APRIL 20.
ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL COMMITTEE.
Mr. John Ball discharged from further attendance on the
Committee. Motion made, and question put, " That C
Seobell be added to ;the said Committee," The house
divided ; Ayes 68, Noes S 1 -

Anderson, Sir J.
Bailey, C.
Baird, J.
Baxter, W.
Bell, J.
Blackburn, P.
Brady, J.
Butt, G.
Cecil, Lord IL
Coboold, J. C.
Cubitt, W.
Duke, Sir J.
Duncan, G.
Dunlop, A.
Egerton, E. C,
Ewarr, W.
Fellowes, E.
French, F.
Frewen, C.
Graham, Lord W.
Greene, John
Gregson, S.
Gwyn, H.
Hadfield, G.

AYES-68.
Ilastle, Alex.
Ilistie, Archd.
Hawkins, W.
Hilyard, R. C.
Ell!, Lord A. E.
Hine, W.
Irton, S.
Jolliffe, Sir W.
Kendall, N.
Lacon, Sir E.
Lafran, Capt. R.
Lang ton, IL. G.
Macgregor, Jas.
Macgregtir, John
Maguire, J.
Tdalins, R.
Mandeville, Vis.
Michell, W.
Morris, D.
Mowbray, J.
Mundy, W.
iliuntz, G.
Murrough, J.
Pakenham, T. H.
NOES-81.
Goodman, Sir G.
Hamner. Sir J.
D.
Herbert, 11.
Heywood, J.
Heyworth, L.
Higgins, G. 0.
Ingham, R.
Keating, R.
Keogh, W.
Kmnaird, A.
Kirk, W.
Lewis, Sir G. C.
Mangles. R. D.
Marjoribanks, D.
Milligan, R.
Moffatt, G.
Mon creiff, J.
Monsell, W.
No, thcote, Sir S.
O'Flaherty, A.
0- borne, It.
Palmerston, Viact.
Patten, J.
P.ixton, Sir J.
Philipps, J.
Phillimore. J. G.
Pigott, F.

Palk, L.
Percy, I.
Phinn, T.
Price, W.
Richardson, J.
Rushout, Col. G.
Scott, F.
Smijth, Sir W.
Smith, Abel
Stanhope, J.
Stuart, W.
Talbot, C.
Taylor, Col.
Thornhill, W.
Vance, J.
Walcott, Admiral
Williams, W.
Willoughby, Sir II
Woodd, R.
Wyndham, H.

TELLERS
Bentinck, G.
Liddell, H. G.

Acton, 3
Atherton, W.
Ball, J.
Baring, 11.

Pilklngton, J.
Pollard-Urquhart, W.
Power, N.
Ramsden, Sir J.
Ricardo, 0.
Ricardo, S
Ro2buck, J.
Russell, F W.
Schoh-fleld, W.
Se_ mour, 11. .
eyinour, W. D.
kimerville, Sir W.
Steel, J.
Tancred, H.
Thompson, G.
Thornelv, T.
Vane, Lord H.
Walmsley, Sir J.
Wilson, W.
Whatman, J.
Wickham, H. W.
Wilkinson, W.
Willcox, B.
Wilson,J
Wyvill, M.
TELLERS
Hayter, W.
Berkeley, G.

Barnes. T

Bass, T.
Beaumont, 'VV..
Bethell, Sir R.
Bland, L. H.

Bonh am-Carter, J
Brotherton, J.
Campbell, Sir A.
the tham, J.
Jollier, R. P.

Co ville, C. R.
Craufurd, E. 11. J.
Crossley, F.

Dent, :J.
Drummond, H.l
Dunne, IL
Elliot, J.
smond e, J.

Ferguson, Sir R.
Fitz Gerald, Sir J.
Fitz Gerald, J.
Fox, W.
Gladstone, W.
Goderich,

THE NEW LOAN.

The value of £1 annuity, payable half-yearly for
30 years, at 4 per cent. compound interest, is 17.33.
The annuity at this price pays 5.753 per cent.
during the 30 years, consequently the income tax
is charged on 5.753 instead of £4, which is the real
income, the difference of 1-753 per annum being
the amount which should be put aside and improved
to redeem the principal.*
Therefore deducting .01777, the proportion of
tax over-charged; £1 per annum becomes an an-
nuity of R. 98223, the value of which is 17.07.

Arid the value of 14g. 6d. per annum is 212 7 6
Add 3 per cent. interest on the instalments
from ',.4t1 April to the several periods of pay-

mimt

0 18 3

£l3 5 9

And the price at which Government has sup-
plied the contractors with £lOO Consols

£lOO 0 0
* £1.753, improved half-yearly at 4 per cent. compound
interest, will at the end of 30 years amount to £lOO.
THOMAS FENN, 34, Cornhill.

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