The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-20 00:00:00

LIST OF THE MAJORITY

' OP ONE RUNDAIIP:AND SIXTY, WXO YOTZA ioarear TEE MARI2I.IB
011,1114111D/ORD'a MOTION,
That leave be given to bring in a Bill to restore the Constitu.
tional influence cf the Commons in the Parliament of Eng.
land,"
Atkins Alderman
Ashurat, W.
Atmley Lord
Alexander, J.
Arbuthnot, Rt. Hoe.
C.
Arbuthnot, Hn. Col.
Astley, Sir J. 1)
Ashley, Hon. W.
A'Court, E. H.
Ashley, Lord
Acland, Sir Thomas
Banker, H.
Banker, W.
Banker, G.
Batley, C. H.
Buxton, T. F.
Burrell, W.
Benson, R.
Byron, T.
Barclay, C.
Barclay, David
Bright, H.
Baring, W. B.
Boyle, Hon. J. '
Campbell, J.
Campbell, Archibald
Cost, Hon. E.
Castlereagh, Visa
Carrington, Sir Z.
Clive, Hon. R.
Cooper, R. B.
Cartwright, W.
Clerk, Sir G.
Courtenay, Rt. Hon.
T. P
Cockburn, Right }ln.
Sir G.
Calvert, John
Caleraft, Rt. lin. J.
Cradock, Col.
Callaghan, Gerard.
Capcl, John
Corry, lion. H.
Curry, Lord
Colborne, N. B.
Corbett, Manton
Darlington, Earl of
Downie, R.
Doherty, John
Dottin, A. R.
Downes, Lord
Daly, J.
Denison, J. K.
Dundas, R.
East, Sir E. H.
Eliot, Lord

Eiteourt, T. G. B.
Estcourt, T. H. S. E.
Fgerton, W.
Ewart, W.
Fremantle, Sir T.
Foster, J. L.
Ferguson, R. C.
Gower, Lord F. L.
Graham, Marquis of
Greene, T. G. .
Grant, Rt. Hon. C.
Grant, R.
Graham, Sir J.
Hill, Sir R.
Hill, Lord Arthur
Holmes, Wm.
Hay, Adam
Hope, W. H.
Hops, Sir A.
Heiries, Rt. Hon. C.
Heathcote, air W.
Holmesdale, Viso.
Hastings, Sir C.
Jones, J.
Irving, John
Knatchbull, Sir Z.
King, Hon. R.
Kekewich, S. T.
IKnox, Hon. T.
Lygen' Hon. Col.
Loch, J.
Littleton, E J.
Labouchere, H.
'Langston, J. 11.
Luasrlt) !nil" tsoinMr
Mounteharles, Earl
H.
Moore, G.
Morgan, Sir C.
Marryatt. J.
Mariners, Lord C.
Morgan, G.
M'Leod, J. N.
Murray, Right Hon
Sir G.
illbank, M.
Maitland, Hon. A.
Morland, Sir S. B.
Mildmay, P. St. John
Malcolm, N.
Norton, G.
North, J. IL
Northcote, IL S.
Owen, Sir J.
10wen. H.
O'Brien, W. 3.
MINORITY
WPIIN IX FAVOUR OP ei
Hobhouse, J. C:
Howick, 'Lord
Ingilby, Sir W.
I.lephson, C. D.
Lambert, J. S.
Lumley. J. S.
Marjoribanks. S.
Marshall, J. ,
Marshall, W.
Martin, J.
Monck, J. P.
Nugent, Lord
O'Connell, D.
Palmer, C. F.
Pendarres, E. W.
Poyntz, W. S.
Protheroe, Ed.
Rainsbottom, J.
Robarts, A. W.
Robinson, Sir (J

rPalmer, R.
Percy's], X.
Petit, L H.
Peel, Rt. Hon. IL.
Peel, W. T.
Pee] .7

. _
Peach, X,
Peachy, General
Powlett, Lord W.
lk, sir L.
Palmerston, VIAC.
'Roberts, W. A.
Ci.
Ross C.

Rice. T &
Rice. T.

.Stratharen, Lend
Soincnet, Lord It.
,Somerset, Lord G.
Scott, Sir W.

Smith, R. V.
Spence. George
Spottlawoode, A.
(Scott,
Sir James
IScott, H. F.

Sa.nclOn, Viscount
Sidney, P. C.
Saunderson, A.
Sefton, Earl of
Surrey, Earl of
Stewart, Sir it 5.
Malley, R.
Stanley, lion. E. G
Thynne, Lord J.
Trench, Colonel
Twin, Horace

Townshend, Hon. J.
Thompson, G. L.
Valletort, Lord
Vyryan, Sir R.
Van Homrigh, P.
Vernon, G. G. V.
Villiers, T. H.
Wa!rood, B.
NVa I,a ce, T.
Wood, Colonel

Wynn, Right Hon.('.
Wirrender, Rt. Hn.

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Walpole, Hon. J.
Ward, W.
Wizram, W.
Wall, C. B
W'hitincre, W. W.

Dawson, G. it.
klanta, J.

OD FIFTY.%

Althorp, Viscount
Menett, John
Bernal, R.
Birch, J,
Blake Sir F.
Brougham, Henry
Buller, C.
Burdett, Sir F.
Calvert, C.
Cholnieley, M.
Clive, E. B.
Denison, W. J.
Davies, CoL
Davenport, E.
Dawson, A.
Ebrington, Viscount
Easthope, J.
Fergusson, Sir
Fortescue, Hon. G.
Gordon, It.

RR MOTION.
Russell, Lord John
hussell, J.
Smith, W.
Sykes, D.
'f.tylor, M. A. •
Thomson, C. P.
Warburton, H.
Webb, E.
Wilson, Sir It.
Wells, J.
Whitbread, W. IL
Whitbread, 8. C.
Western, C. C.
Wrotietiley, Sir J.
Wood, Alderman
' Wo-pd, John
Wyrill, M.

TELLIRS.
Mandford, Marqu!f
Hume, Josaph

In the report of the prePentatioo of petitions last
day, that by Mr. O'Connell for the extension of the navi-
gation of the river Fergus to Ennis (county of Clare) was
accidentally omitted.

We are glad to 'find that no doubt is enter-

tained but that tie English Opera House will rise, Phoenix
like, from its ashes hi time to ores, as originally istend,d,
on the lst of July. The busines. is is Alr. Bate
hands, who, arduous as the task may be, pledges himself,
we understand, for its ascomplishment. It is confidently
anticipated that the present opportunity will be taken to
snake the new street direct from Waterloo-bridge north-
ward, which will afford room for aliandscine frontage to
the now theatre. Government, we hear, is favourable to
the plan, and a Noble Lord en the other side has signified
that no opposition will be offered to it by certain aoble pro-
prietors, whose interests it was presumed o■ a former occa-
sion would have been compromised is the 'selection of tho
line of road.

SPORTING.-The forthcoming work under
the title of "Field Sports of the North of Europe" in-
cludes a 'narrative of the Author's residence in Sweden,
Norway, nasty'', Lapland, Deurnark, and Rumsia, with
many interesting particulars regarding the inhabitants of
those countries. The sporting portions of the work ex-
hibit, we are informed, a variety of carioca infOrmation re-
lative to the bear, the wolf, the elk, &c. and the manner
of destroying wild beasts in slung, the extensive and
scientific preparations for which, and the vast number of
persons engaged, assume rather the appearance of a warlike
armament thin the chase of the wild and savage tenant of
the forest.

INGENIOUS NO VELTY.-A CAL? WITH A
WOODEN LEG.,-.A fanner in the neighbourhood of 'Frt.
ney has had a wooden Irg made for a 911 which unfc,rtu-
nately met with an accident that was ioeurablc.: by
‘if suppl3ing a prop in the 100111 of ti,e natural member,
he engaged the Till age carpenter to manufacture a ti,olkr
leg of the most approred fashion, whit.), is actually ac
complished, and the animal is oiLg. "as will as can ho
~apected."—lt is thosoltt that at the proper time ti,o
wooden
.fillet will fetch a rouSiderable per
1: ili poset, th,,deair.lol, At:rant:iv t.f supplying wra,, m"
p:enry 113 skewers into fist barga:g..—Li,robsid,re,ry.