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London, England, 1852-12-09 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS'

St3'
Tenants Compensation (Ireland) Bill. Order ford
Reading read ; Motion made and question Prri#
"That the Bill be now real a second time t Y/
arising ; Motion mado, and Question put, " mat A ve49:4
bate bo now adjourned :"—The House divided :
Noes 57.

AYES. vial
Ociit
A'Court, C. 11. W. Hamilton,
Lora J. H. Morgan! ,
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Astell, John H. Hoye., Sir Edmund Naas! per;
Bankes, Rt. lion. G. Henley, Joseph W. Napier,
.., Lao Barrow, W. H. Herbert, H. A. Newport, ,no
Bateson, Thomas Herbert, Sir Thomas Ossulstconh,:i iji:o
Bentinck, George P. Hope, SirJ. Packe W Beresford, Rt. lin. W. Horsf4ll, T. B. paingtoll,
Berkeley, Sir Geo. Hudson, George Peacock, 141'.
,
Booker, Thomas W. Johnstone, James Richard°, t',„. r.
Booth, Sir R. Gore Jolliffe, Sir W. G.H. Robertson! '1.1%
Briscoe, Musgrave Kendall, N. Shelley, Stri.
Brocklehurst, John Ker, D. S. Smith, Sir fain
Bruce, C. L. C. King, J. K.
Butt, Geo. Medd Knatchbull, W. F. g°plnooenrrdesreNlACtiacs,,Pli;iij;,
Chambers, Thos. It. Knight, F. W. Staff° , Jo
Chandos, Marquis of Knox, W. S. StanhoPe, ~,
Christopher, It. Ye.. Lacon, Sir E. Stanley, Lei"
Corry, 11. L
Cotton, W. 11. S. LL Trollope, S'
oencknhox.r.tL,owrd.H. G. SiArllng, Vf,i,
.I*,
Crook, Joseph Loveden, P. Turner, e.
Disraeli, Benjamin Dlacartney, G. Tyler, -Sir a.O,
Buncombe, A. Macaulay, K. Vance. J. racer
Dunne, Colonel llackenzle, W. F. Walpole, :-^P`oc)
Fitzgerald, W. B. S. Maddook, Sir T. 11. Whiteside. 'god
Forester, Colonel Mandeville, Viscount Whitmore, 'W.
Frank Forster, Sir
G. George Manners, Lord J. Wickham. Ilv'. A.
.yn, W. Maxwell, lion, J. P. Wilkinson! /,t W'
George, John Michell, W. Wynn, nett's.'
Grogan, E. Miller, T. J.
Hadfield, George Milligan, R.
Hamilt3n, Lord C. Montgomery, 11.
Hamilton, Geo. A. Moore, Ross 8.

Nut 1,101;
Mr. Broth, r
Taylor, Colo
1

NOES.
Ball, John Higgins, George
Bell, James Keating, Robert
Bellew, Captain
Berkeley, Grenville Keogh,KePower, N.
Bower, George Kirk, William Sadleir, J•
Brady, John Lawless, C. Sadleir, J.
Carter, Samuel Lucas, F. Scully, V.• e D.
'tr.
Cobbett, J. M. I,l`Cann, J. Seymour'co
Corbally, M. E. M'Mahon, Patrick Shee, Wil ',pita
Devereux, John T. Magan, W. H.
nned Kennedy,
Williamsam Pollardr°el3rtnl- l'ulll,l ((a; 1;PI: :r t, /14
mai:aeon,
rd
Duffy, Charles Gavan Maguire, John F. Swift, Weil. 11'
Esmonde, John Meagher, Thomas Vernon. 0,• ~a
Fagan, William Monck, Viscount Warner, F" ji.
Fitzgerald. John Moore, G.H. Whalley a. •,,,
Fitzgerald, Sir J. F. Mulgrave, Earl Whitbread,
Fox, Richard M. Murphy, F. Stack
Godcrich, Viscount Murrough, J. P.
Goold, Wyndham Norreys, Sir D. TEllluitf.
Grace, 0. D. J. O'Brien, Patrick Mr. Francis
Green. John O'Brien, Sir Timothy Mr. Roche
Greville, Col. F. O'Flaherty, Anthony

ETON CoLLEGE.—There are three certain Ir`lrici_
his year in the fellowships at King's College, CST o'l4
to which the colleges succeed in rotation. They arberi'"'
by the promotion of the Revs. Messrs. HenrUeos
Mesor, and Birch (late tutor to his Royal Ifignleg°,-o
w senior privateafo r King's
naen sd patronage.
scholars Earle.
a
Prince of Wales) to livings in the gift of the ,°,°„
ahtße These
dseeresent
tvacanciestahte E
atbcoaonr: y o l'ltenJ;
enamtheeirerl'irl:eft:ll.
other probable vacancies, which are expected tol",TI
Christmas, namely, those of Messrs. Williamson e";.ret,,,t
land James. If these take place vacancies will l'e,"eber'
at King's College, to which Tremlett, K.S., and nibst
K.S., will succeed in due course. It is not often 05.
many as five vacancies at King's College occur i°
year.]
ACCOUNTS OF THE CITY OF LONDON.—Ina 0+ tj
mentary paper just printed the annual aecoun,"tiesP,
Chamberlain of the City, of London, relating to ",Louse em,
payments, surpluses, Blackfriars-bridge, bridgel,,o
tates, navigation of the river Thames, mooring-c'-ole.es"
the river Thames, police, ward expenses, sewers''
coals, & duty on coals are set forth. It appears that, as
e113,e;
and payments, the debit side shows, in the Year
the sth of January last, 136,2371. 17s. 3d., °f IA I°',
the duty on coals, at Bd. per ton, brag gtlej
the port of London, amounted to 117,606/. 1y9.104„,
and of that sum 7,482/. Bs. 9d. wa.g„,
on coals *brought by railway conveyanc
don. After various payments on the acid"bel
there was a balance of 108,1271. 12s. 9d., „pea':
the surplus of the several dutieshimposed The ek-friard''
of lighting, watching, and cleansing Pl-
bridge in the year ending the 14th of A ugt,',.l' for
was 7,3561. 10s. 10d., including 6,6861. 38. cce".;/
pairs. There was a balance in hand on 38 55i
of the City police at Christmas, 1850, of 611
10s. id., and the receipts in the year ended Ag S
mas last were 38,5821. 14s. 7d. ; making 46,940/.0;;60,
The expenditure was 44,0341. 10s 4d. The the Pt.
contributed 1,865/. for extra men employed during cetn,',"
hibition. The sewers show on the consolidated 3c 132,'
receipts, with a balance in hand, to Michaelrefl's.47,,
58,749/. 15s. 3d., and an expenditure to 58,182./. isel;
On the other sewers account the recelPit4s4lk;
22,5781. 15s. 6d., and the expenditure 14,979/. -Lied
On ld. per ton, the duty on coals in the year e 13,, 9a;,'
30th of December last, the income was 14,467/. lifeoP
and of that sum 13,654/. 13s. 4d. was paid to the
and Forests for metropolitan improvements. . sailed
EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL.--The African° etelo
from this port for Australia yesterday, with about buil ,t 40
grants, 40 of whom were cabin passengers, and ab°
were adults. The Africa is a splendid vessel, a°ooel
accommodations seem to have been appreciated, for coo:
berth was taken a week before her departure, a then
siderable siderable number of applications from London andon°f
places were refused. Among the passengers gentle vie
the clerical order seem to have been conspien°llB'goOti
were two clergymen ofthe Church of England, four f scot'
Catholic priests, and three ministers of the Kirk
~.°Der 143,
land. There Nyere also four surgeons, two nev.TP-'' bon',,"
porters, and six sea-captains going out to bring.,..„ fot
vessels. The ship is the property of Messrs. ffell.'.'wea
and Co., of this town. The Tantivy emigran"111P110011
into the river on Saturday with about 380 s°ti, tb°
board. It is expected that she will go out to .4 lot
day. The number of vessels which left this P°,,,Les 36
month with emigrants for Australia and Ameri, c'3 was
tl'ej
having on board a total number of 12,188 sows. 42, ae
previousmonth (Oct.) the ships dispatched were is were
the emigrants 17,243. In Nov., 1851, the ves,r
37, and emigrants 11 632 givin, an excess I°r i
,et
1852, of 556 persons. Fromth;Government ~e
Birkenhead the number of emigrant vessels &el-floret,'
from the 20th ofJan. to the commencement of th_et:st port;
month was 36, carrying with them to the °
"11} leo °fic-
tion of the widely-spread British empire nce„jciren 54
13,485 passengers, a number which, reckoning
sw..,,,icare.
cording to the official returrr, repzesentitill'strio37
of 15,000 souls ; all of them being
good ei,3r
.°J
persons, mechanics, and labourers g other°, °el's,
g " nr
is least able to spare. Three remaining e
.0
sucht er, foras thet Governmentcountry,
underw i will
present receive
. 7coir_ctie
000 ort
registered, increasing the number to._lq, from this
.P.„01
Inssestirwe
to Australia from the Birkenhead depot alon .
within itshicanlcthuleatperdesteankteyeuart
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