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MR. DUNCOMBU'S MOTION.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
It is impossible to account for the conduct of
Lord JOHN ItussELL for the last twelve months,
except on one. of two supposition's—that he has de-
serted the cause of the people, or' been struck with
infatuation. His .course last evening. bore every
trace of this last cllamity. One can attribute h:s
desertion of the gallot, his praise of the county
constituency that rejeCted him when Liberal, and his
contempt for the towns that restored him and his

party to power, on the principle that reform
had gone too far, and that he saw no
safety for his Order but in Conservative principles,
For the same reasons one may account for his
giving up tbe Appropriation Clause, his miserable
prunings of the gross abuses of the Church, and
his new-born reverential awe of the House of Lords ;
hut to offend all the men who were once his 0n12,,
stay and support, and. that too in such an outra-
geous and contemptuous manner as he did last
evening in defending a Catholic, and among Pro-
testants, a hypocritical custom, betrays the most
woful abet ration of intellect. Not content with
opposing the motion he, must insult his supplfters.:
by telling them that he had consulted the Bishop of
LONDON, the very man v. 11) all the public know
rnako a cat's-paw of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN ;
who counts boats on 50t.,1,, 4t Putney-bridge,
with a-view to put down 'Cue rational aAusetnent4,
of the people ; who weeps over the wickedma4S—Of
the lower classes in playing at skittles and drink-
ing ale, and over the unholy longings of the rich
for music during Lent ; %-vlio was the convener of
the conclave at Lambeth Palace that destroyed a
measure which this same scion •of the house of

RUSSELL considerel necessary for the safety of the
Church, dud who seems to consider this his sole
duty, in the language of Scripture, " to mike
clean the outside of the cup and platter, though
within they are full of extortion and excess." Are
ihe•days of Popery rcturned,and is theleader of the
lit:funned House of Commons, to regulate his con-

duct by the advice of a confessor? With such a
leader and such a Govetnment, Church leases,,
Church-rates, anything in fact connected with the
Church (and the Bishops consider cvny question
connected with it), cannot be touched without the
advice of tbe Bishop of LONDON. The theories
of the Chartists in sonic respects go too far, but
every days proves that on one pOint they are incon-
trovertibly right—that, with such a House of
Commons, and such a Whig aristocracy in office,
it is vain to expect any rational reform.

PARLIAMENTARY DIV ISIONS.

(From the Yates and Proceedings of Vie House of Commons.).
- THURSDAY, FFE., 28, 1839.
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mution made, and Question proposed, ---" That it is the opi-
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should be placed upon Theatrical. -Entertainments, within the
City of Westtnifister, than'are placed upon the like amusements
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MINORITY
Adare, Lord—Glamorganshire
Alsager. IL —Surrey
Archdall, Gen. M.—Fermanagh
Barrington, Lord—Borkshtre
Blackstone, W. S.—Wallingford
Blair, J. Wigtonshlre
Broadley, Henry—East Yorkshire
Bruges, VS. H. L.—Bath
Burr, I) H. D.—Hereford
Bustield, W.—Bradford
Bvng, Right Hon. G. S —Chatham
Campbell, Sir John—Edinburgh"
Canning, Right Hon. Sir S. - Lynn
Cayley, E. Yorkshire
Criigis, Jose,.h—Cirencester
natty, George—East Sussex
Duneombe, Hon. W.—Yorkshire
Evans, William—North Derby
Kilmer, Sir E.—West Kent
Fitzalan, Lord—Arundel
Fremantle, Sir Thomas Bucks
Fre,htield, James Will.—Penryn
Glynne, Sir S. IL—Flintshire
Gordon, Robert—Windsor
Graham, Right Hon. Sir J. R. G.
Bt.--Pembroke

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Marton, Geo.—Lar.caster
I NNW°, Hon. Fox—Elgin Burghs
Maxwell, Henry—Cavan
IMildmay, Y. St. John —Winches-
ter _ .. .

Miles, Philip W. Skynner —Bristol
hurray, Right lion. J. A.—Leith
Packe, C. \V.—Leicester, South
Palmer, Charles lyshe—lteading
Palmer, George—Essex
Parker, John—Sheffield
Parke., il. T.—Preston

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Parnell, Sir 11. - Dundee
Pendarves, E W.—W. Cornwall
, Percoval, Colonel—Sligo Co.
►'lumptre, John F.—East Kent
Protheroe, Edward—Halifax
Pusey, Philip—Berk hire
Rice, Rt. Hun. T. S.—Cambridge
Richards, Richard—Merionethsh.
Thekford, W.— Aylesbury
Rolfe, :ir R. M.—Pennn
Rolleston, CoL—S. Nottiuguam
Round, Charles Gray—Essex N.
Round, Johii—Maldon
Itushbrooke, Colonel—Suffolk .
Rushout, Geo. Bowles—Evesharr
Russell, Lord John—Stroud

Heneage, G. %V. —Devizes

Hepburn, Sir T.—llatidingtonsh.
Hobhouse, Right lion. Sir J. C.
Nottingham
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Stanley, Lord—North Lancashire
Style,. Sir Charles—Scarborough
I'eignmouth, Lord— 51 trylebone
Thomson, Rt. Hon. C. P. —Man.
chester
french, Sir F.—Scarborough
Wood, Thomas—Middlesex

Hodgson;ltd.—Berwick-on-Twe&
Howard, P. H.—Carlisle
Hughes, W. B.—Carnarvon

Huit, lrancis—South Derby
liigestre, Viscount—Staffordshire
Inglis, Sir Et H.—Oz. University
Lefevre, C. Shaw—North Hants
Lockhart, A. M.—Lanarkshire
Mackenzie, Illomas—Hess-,hire
Mackenzie, W. F.—Peeblessliire