The Sun.
London, England, 1839-07-30 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

PARLIAMENTARY DPIVISION•

(From the Yates and Proceedings of the House of Common t-)

MONDAY, JULY 29, 1839.
POOR LAW COMMISSION CONTIN UANt...7E

BILL.
Order for Committee read; Motion made, and Question
put, " That it be an instruction to the Committee that they have
power to introduce a Clause to abolish the plurality and inoxy
system of voting in the election of Guardians."—The louse
divided:—

AIINORITY—AYES, 36
Aglionby, H. A.—lockerinnuth Leader, J. Temple_Vcstminster
Berkeley, Hon. C.—Clieltenn. m Lu.hington, Charles—Astitairton
rtaigemari, Hewitt—Ennis . Muskett, George A.—St. Alban 'e
11,:v: W.—Tower Elamlots O'Connell, Daniel Dublin'
Coffins, IV —Warwick O'Connell, John.—Athlone
cougi.:A,-- C. E.—Warwick O'Connell, M. J...-Kerry
gmtr„,,,,,
.:. —i eicestrr Pechell, Captain-- erighton
s(l:'l:::itoliirtp:s,ti,,Nillo.l a,Ark.......7l:Nualirarlifwi.nicesg:ti.earin
Turner, I..tyh".—omlialsa_ekkblunr,ii,,-.,y,
EuSttin,
Heiden, John— Olni.am
Kirl.....T:ictford
Finch, F.—Wafsal/
Grote, George—London
Hall, Sir Benjamin— Alarylebotte V...'
Hawes, Benjamin—Lambeth Walla,2.e. ftehert—Greenwk
Hector, Cortitima.te John—Pc- Williwait, ;Yilliara—Coventry
tersfleld Wood, Sil" :',fai,theW—London
Hindley, Charles;—.lshton Yates, J. Ashton- .Carlow
Hodges, T L.—West Kent
Hume, Jose9h—Kilkenny
James, Sir W. C.—Hull
Johnson, W. Augustus—Oldhaml

TELLERS.
Duncombe, T. S --Finsbury
Ewart, William— Wigan

MAJORITY-
Acland, Sir T. D.—.N Devonshire]
Adam, itear.Adin. Sir C.—Clack-
in,linan

—NOES, 112.
oivtiocL, il
k,, Vtbert_c.—Northumberland
berland
Hutton,
Ingestre, V iscount—Staffordshirs
Irton, Samuel—Cumberland
Kemble, H.—West Surrey
Lahnuchere, Right Hon. Henry--
Taunton
Langdale, Hon. C..--Knarestß:
rough
Loch, James—Kirkwall
Lowther, Colonel—Wourcoralan"
Lowther, J. H.—York
Lushington, Rt. Hen. s—To.,wer
Hamlets
Lygon, Major-Gen. Hon. IL /1"...
Worcestershire West.
Mackinnon, W. A.—Lymingtoo
M autoi Hon. Fox—Elgin Iturgbi
Morpcth, Lord—Yorkshire
Morris, D.—Carmarthen
N'grreys, Sir Denham—Mallow
OsVald, James—Glasgow
Pakii:.gton, J. S.—Droitwich
rainier . George—Essex
Palrnerb fon, Viscount—Tiverton
Peel, lir. Hon. Sir R.—Tamworta
Pendarves',. E. W. W. Cornwall
Perceval, COlonelSligo Co.
Perceval, J. West Surrey
Pigot, 1). It.—l lonmel
Redington, T. N....Dundalk
Rice, 'l', S.—Cambrilge
Round, John—maldou"
Russell, Lord John—sti •oud
Sanderson, Richard—Col.4lo.W
Seale, Colonel —Dartmouth"
Seymour, Lord—Totness
Sheppard, Thomas—Frome
Smith, Hon. R.—Wycombe
Smith, It. V.—Northampton
iPmerlet, Lord G.—Monmouthsh..
Slraervi,le, Sir Wm.—Drogheda
Spry, Sir S. —Bodmin
stanley, W, o.—Anglesea
Stock, I.lr.—Cashel
Surrey, Earl of—West Sussex
feign:mouth, Lord—Ma rylebone
Thomson, at. lion. C. P.—)Lan
chestur
Thompson, Ald.—Sunderland.
Townl y, R. G —Cambridgeshire
Troubridge, Sir T. E.—Sandwich
Vere, Sir C. s.—East Suffolk
Villiers, e. P,—WolverhamptcM,,_
Waddington, H. S.— West Siittbui
Warburton, H.-13tidportr.
Wilbraham, George—Cheshire
Wood, Charles—Halifax
Worsley, Lord—Lincohishlre
!Yorke, Hon. E. T.--..:arnbridgem

Ainsworth, P.—Bolton
Alsager, it.—Surrey
Baring, F. T.—Portamouth
Barnard, E. G.---Greenwich
Barrington, Lord—Borksh+re
Berkeley, Hon. F. H.—Bristol
HalO—Rochester
Blair, J. Wigtonsbire
Bowes, John—South Durham
Rramston, T. W.—Essex South
Broadley,Henry.—East Yorkshire
13Ioad wood, Henry—Bridgewater
111,j. Geo.—Ki.kenuyy Co.o
!Wrong-Leo, H. N.—East Ziorfolk
CharThlian, A arm— Whitby
Chetwyntl, ithjor W.—Stafford
Clements, VisC.-4,c/trim Co.
Clerk, Sir G.—Stamford

Co,:brane, Sir W. J.—lpsvrict
Codringtun, Sir E.—Devonport
Craig, W. o,—Edintirghshile
Oahinny, Lord—Stirling
lieorge—hust Sussex
Darlington, Earl of—Shropshire
De Horsey, S. H.—Newcastle.
under Lyme
_ .

Th'nkin, Sir 11.—Sandwich
Elioldion, J. E.—ltoxburglishire
Ellis' V
Jno.—gwry
Farnham,
Leicestershire
Ferguson,Sir It. A.—Lon,loodeir)
Filiner, Sir E.—West Kept
itzroy, Lori C.—Bury St. Eelm.
rremantle. Sir Thomas—Bucks
Prot] geld. James Wm —PPnryn
Gaskell, Jainei Milues—Wenlock
Gorden, Robert— Wlmiscr

Gordon, Hon. %V.—Aberdeenshire
Graham, Itight Hon. Sir .1. R. 6.
Bt.—Pembroke _

Gfeq{ Sir Climes Edward—Tyne
mouth
Glen, Sir (I,!'orge—Devonport
Gritnscltttli,T.---Macclesfield
Halford, kienry—Leicestershire
Harcourt, G. O. V —Oxfordshire
flabtinge, Right Hon. Sir 1-I.—'
Latlflo.ton _ _ _ .

r. ast e, A frivsbald—P.ti al ey
Herrie!, Rt. HMI. 1. C.—Harwich
bie, J, tiodgiOn—New•castie-1

ut,mi-Tyne
Frobbotari Hight Pon. Sir J. C.—l

Nottingham
Hodgson ltd.—Bernlek-mt•TWeedi
Holmes, W.—Berwick-On/WM'
Hope? Charles—Linlitllgowthire
Hoskins, K.—Herefordshire
Houston, G. J.—lienfrewshire
,toward, P. H.—Carlisle

?meas.
!Stanley, E. John—North
Parker, John—Sheffield

Howard; Sir R.—Wicklow to,

IVIETROPOLITAB POLITICAL

SUMMARY.

The Morning Herald of this day, speaking of the dig-
cession on the Birmingham Police Bill last night in the
Commons, says—" The Constitution of England has in-
trusted to local governors, in the first instance, the pre
gative of pratecting life and property. The habits an
feelings of Englishmen have all been moulded on the sys-
tem of local self-government. That system cannot be set
aside without an utter violation of the spirit of the ennsT
tutian—nor without utterly outraging all the best ;WO--
thics of English nature."
The Tinier, in allusion to Mr, Scholefield's rema T-
-1, last
night h ti,ss Cammons, that the Birsrsingbam Towns C vu
had not Istvan MOIT exclusive in their appointments tha ,770 f
been the custom with t;;s1 high party, and that the Cle.'t
the Peace had been chosen without a dissentient voacl
asks _e Was not that very telanioity, in the aPPintrli:s ot
of a physical-force man, an nnansweraisle argunOnt
intrusting them with the constitution of the 2'0"0.
which physical force was to be repressed ?"
The Morning Chronicle thus alludes to the injuries"; 13;
flicted on the working classes by the recent conduct of ti
Chartist agitators :—" They have drawn from them mom";
to an extent which we have no means of cal striating, btu
which, reckoning the expenses of the Convention, and '"
m.ssions, and the outlay for pikes and muskets, and theloBs'
resulting from the withdrawment of deposits from savings
banks, and other costs, must amount to a pretty round silln,l
whatever its amount, it could scarcely have been expended
less profitably. They have thrown back indefinitely the
question of the suffrage, and consequently prolonged a_
n
imperfect system of representation, at a time when the con-
viction of its inadequacy was rapidly extending- Tn9Y
have confirmed the corn monopoly, given it support 1%4 , _
it began to totter, and made their followers at once !0'
tools and the scorn of the bread-taxers. They have ,
pedcd the adoption of the Ballot."
The Morning Post says, in a leading article ota the He'
ports of the Lords' Irish Committee :—.• We es rnestlay,
invite the public to an attentive perusal of these docutnesitif'
and to a calm and deliberate consideration of the questio a,
whether the facts they disclose are such as to laave vit
ranted the loose, flippant, off-hand manner in which the
late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland thought it advi sable t°
annul the sentences which had been passed upon co nviete'
criminals imprisoned in the gaol of that country, at td dbug
to convey by implication a censure upon the judicial sull*
rities by whom they had been condemned to various dt irge,
of punishment."
The Morning Advertiser oLierves, with reference t o thinc
Earl of Warwick's late attack on Ministers:—" \ Vh"
the Earl of Warwick has, with untieviating fidelity to theinterests of his party, selected suds Magistrates as a 0d
for the most part be found to adhere to the exclusiv' r sp
oligarchical principles Of that party, he comes forwar sod,
with well-feigned indignation, reproaches' the Hon to P'oi
cretary fur the partisan character of his lappointm ear' it
the same kind. Had the charge been well-founaletl'A
would have ill become the Earl of Warwick to b 3
me
f au
enl tt find
there
e r ;
is for, if
an
ni
impugns. But
hereditary
s'hßiapruehtait believe i Mr.Paru ices e so'a•f•s%tvitha,-:::t
so pursued,happ happens
se
tchoantv eLste
is,r
cr
wwhicikchwhhiechihmilas
Russell has, with exemplary impartiality, followed as t°1:"
different course, and framed a commission the rye e1°
partisan."