The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-22 00:00:00

THE BALLOT MOTION,
18TH JUNE, 1829.

VOTES OF MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNMENT
AND ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
FOR. THE MOTION.

No. of

Names. Representation.
1. Colonel Anson S. Staffordshire
2. G. S. Bvng Chatham
3. Sir JohnCimpbell ...... ...Edinburgh
4. R. Gordon Windsor
5. Sir G Grey Devonport......
6. Hon. Fox Slaule ... Flgin Burghs
7. M. O'Ferrall Kildare 1,244
8. John Parker ...Sheffield
9. Sir H. Parnell Dundee
10. Lord A. Paget Lichfield ... 878
11. D. R. Pigot Clonmel
12. 11. Rich
13. E. J. Stanley Cheshire
14. Robert Steuart Haddingtua
15. Rt. Hon C. P. Thomson... Manchester
16. Sir E. T. Troubridge ...Sandwich 9ll
17. Sir Hirsrey Vivian

Electors.
7,871

17 Members of the House of Commons, represent- / 56,837
ing
AGAINST THE MOTION

1. Francis Baring Portsmouth 1,561
2. lion. W. F. Cowper Hertford
3. Sir 11. S. Donkin Sandwich .
4. Lord Howick '

5. Right Hon. Spring Rice Cambridge ... 1,698
6. Lord John Russell Stroud
7. Lord Palmerston
8. Lord Seymour
9. it. Vernon Smith Northampton 2,103
10. Lord Surrey ...Sussex (West)
11. Charles Wood ..Halifax
12. Sir 11. M..Relfe Penryn ... ......... ... 505

12 Members of the House of Commons representing t
16,369
Eledors
ABSENT (UNPAIRED).
1. Sir CiAdam C and Kinross
2. Lord ,
..almony Stirling... l,!,);}
3. Sir .11Viii,„p: Holihoa,e.,,NOttinzhani 5,473
.1. 11i7lit ' Hon. H. Labou- " -
cher°
5. Lord Alorpeth West Yorkshire
6. Lord Advocate (Ruther-
ford)

1,828

6 Members of the House of Commons represent- 39 ,74
ing
The Ballot, in addition to the a3ove Ministerial support, re-
ceived the votes of three sons of three Cabinet Ministers, viz. :

Electors

1. Lord Shelborne (Marquis of Lansdowne) Calne 178
2. Hon. J. Ponsonby (Lord Duncannon) Derby 1,731
3. Hon. J. E. Elliot (Earl Minto) Roxburghshire
Besides other Members of the Whig Aristocracy who voted
for the motion, the brother and nephew of Lord John Russell,
viz., Lord Russell and Lord Charles Russell, divided for the
Ballot.

One Cabinet Minister, therefore, voted for the motion ; four
against it; and two absented themselves. Among the Mims-
terial absentees Sir C. Adam has voted for the Ballot, and Sir
J. C. Hobhouse has voted for and against it.
Comparing former divisions, that 216 votes were recorded on
Tuesday-17 pairs, and some casual absences from unavoidable
causes unpaired—the Ballot may fairly be considered to have
250 advocates in the House cf Commons, whereas only between
40 and 50 Liberal Members voted in the Tory majority against!
The increased support this year is twenty per cent., correctly
calculated, besides the sanction of the above Ministerial votes
and the effect of the question at the next Hustings !
Mr. Ellice-, sen., Mr. Bannerman, Mr. George William
Wood, Mr. Loch, and other coming supporters of the Ballot,
left the House before the division.

PAIRED OFF-3,1.
$ Attwood, Wolverly sHeron, Sir IL
Campbell, Sir H. P. Campbell, W. F.
Crewe, Sir G. Walker, C. A.
Cripps, J. I # Etwall, It.
Dour; Marquis of Duncan, Lord
Grant, Hon. Colonel Wemyss, Captain
Granby. MarquiS Maher, John
Jones, Wilson White, Luke
Kerrison, Sir E. O'Brien, Cornelius
Kirk, P. Power, John
Maxwell, S. R. Talbot, J. H.
O'Neil, J. Fitzsimon, N.
sPerceval Colon I THU], Lord A. M. C.
Ewe, Sir George Westenra, Hon. J.
trollemache, F. J.- /Martin, Joh
Trevor, Hon. G. Ir. Colquhoun, Sir J.
Wi braham, R. B. Brabazcn, Lord
a The Members who c names are marked thus t paired off on the
Ballot; the rest paitod off for the Session, or for long periods ; to
that it is uncertOin how they ssonld hare voted on this question lud
they been present.

ABSENT.
LIBERALS-51.
Ellice, lit. Hon. E. Morpeth, Viscount
Evans, NV. Morris, David
Fitzalan, imrcl Nagle, :;ir K
Goring, H. D. O'Brien, W. S.
Grattan, J. Pease, Joseph
Greenaway, C. Phillips, G.
Grey, Sir C. E. Pinney, W.
Hobhouse, Sir J. C. Ponsonby, C.
Hoskins, K. Protheroe, E.
Howard, Sir R. Pryse, P.
Hurst, R. H. Rutherford. A.
Labouchere, H. Smith, J. A.
Lennox, Lord G. Litri.ng ways, Hon. J.
• Loch, James Westenra, H. It.
Martin, T. Wilkins, Walter
Melgund, Lord Winnington, 1
Milton, Viscount Wood, I+. W.
CONSERVATIVES—IB.
Gibson, James "Palmer, Gecrge
Howard. W. =Praed, W. 'l'.
Kerr, D. r-St. Paul, Horace
Lucas, R Thompson, W.
Monypenny, Capt. Wynn, Sir W. W.
Hamilton. Loud C.
IE DIVISION ON THE BALLOT, JUNE 18,
*s included) 335
Ts included)

Acheson, Viscount
Adam, Sir Charles
Ainsworth, Peter
Bannerman, A.
Berkeley, C.
Berkeley, Hon. G.
Blackett, Christopher
Briscoe, J. I.
Brocklehurst, J.
Clements, Lord
Crawlew, S,
Crompton, S.
Curry, W.
Dalmeny, Lord
Duff, James
Dundas, Sir R.
Edwards, Sir J.

Blackburne, J. I.
Broadwood, Henry
Burr, Higford

Dottin,

Foletr: Sir W. W.
Fox, G. Lane

SUMMARY OF TB
Majority (teller:
Minority (tells
Pairs (17) ....
Absent (Liben
Absent (Const
Vacant (Carlo
Speaker

.als)
ervatives I
lw and Glasgow) .

The numbers reported by the tellers were—ayes 333, noes
216 ; but the lists show only 215 for the noes. The latt3r is
supposed to be the correct number.
The following Cabinet Ministers voted aganst the Ballot :
Lords Howick, Palmerston, and J. Russell, and the Chancellor
of the Exchequer ; and were supported in their views by the
following gentlemen officially connected with the administra-
tion :—Mr. F. T. Baring, the Hon. W. Cowper, Sir R. 111.
Rolfe, Mr. Charles Wood, and Mr. Vernon Smith. Among
the gentlemen connected with office who supported Mr. Grote's
motion, were the Hon. Colonel Anson, Mr. Bernal, Mr. G.
S. Byng, Sir John Campbell, Mr. Gordon, Sir G. Grey, the
Hon. Fox Malik, three Lords of the Treasury. and its Chief
Secretary, Mr. More O'Ferrall, Mr. J. Parker, Mr. R.
Steuart, and the Hon. Edw. John Stanley ; Sir Henry Parnell,
Mr. Pigot, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Sir E. Troubridge, and Sir
Hussey Vivian.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
ARRIVALS.

JUNE 14, Hebc cutter, A. W. Corbct, Esq., fiom
Southampton, with his tamily, for the season.
15, Iris cutter, Sir R. B. \V. Bulkley, Bart., from
Yarmouth. _ _ _

16, Kestrel yawl, Commodore Earl of Yarborough, from
Brighton ; light breeze N. N. E ; Harriet schooner, John
Beardmore, Esq., from London ; Fanny cutter, Thomas
P. Halsey, Esq., from Cherbourg.
17, Lord of the Isles, James Weld, Esq., from South-
ampton.
19, Emetije schooner, Hon. H. F. Walker, from
Portsmouth. _