The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-02 00:00:00

MR. COBDEN'S MOTION.

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS CON-
NECTED WITH THE ARMY AND NAVY WHO
VOTED AGAINST MR. COBDEN'S MOTION.
T. N. Abdy, son of a captain in the navy, by the daugh-
ter of an admiral.
lion. George Anson, a colonel in the army, and clerk of
the Ordnance.
Viscount Anson, a captain of yeomanry cavalry.
Hon. Hugh Arbuthriott, a lieutenant-general and cloth-
ing colonel in the army.
E. M. Archdale, a captain in the Dragoons, on half pay,
unattached.
Earl of Arundel, has been an officer in the Royal Horse
Guards.
H. J. Baillie, son of a colonel in the army.
T. Bennet, a captain of yeomanry.
William Beresford, formerly a major in the army.
C. L. G. Berkeley, son of an admiral, and himself for-
merly a captain of Foot.
Hon. Grantley Berkeley, a lieutenant in the army.
Ralph Bernal, married the daughter of a surgeon in the

navy.
S. W. Blackall, son of a major in the army, and himself

a major.
H. G. Boldero, has been Clerk of the Ordnance.
H. S. Bourke, married the daughter of a colonel in the

army.
W. Bowles, a rear-admiral, has been a Lord of the Ad-
miralty.
T. W. Bramston, married the daughter of an admiral.
T. Brand, son of a lieutenant. general.
Lord Brooke, a lieutenant-colonel of yeomanry.
Sir A. B. Brooke, married the daughter of a general, and
has several brothers in the army.
Lord John Chichester, has been a captain in the army.
Hon. C. Clements, has been a captain in the army.
Sir George Clerk, has been a Lord of the Admiralty.
lion. R. H. Clive, has been a Lieut.-Colonel in the army,
and is a colonel of yeomanry.
Hon. W. F. Cowper, married the daughter of a n ad-
miral, has been a lieutenant in the Horse Guards.
William Cubitt, has served in the navy.
H. Currie, married the daughter of a colonel in the
Grenadier Guards.
Sir 11. R. F. Davie, a colonel in the army.
D. A. S. Davies, married the daughter of a colonel in
the army.
W. Deedes, a major-commandant of yeomanry cavalry.
Q. Dick, lieut.-colonel of North Essex Militia.
J. W. Dod, captain•commandant of yeomanry cavalry.
Sir J. T. B. Duckworth. son of an admiral, himself a
major of yeomanry cavalry.
G. S. Duff, son of a general.
Sir J. W. 1). Dundas, a rear-admiral of the white and
Lord of the Admiralty.
G. Pandas, grandson of an admiral, himself formerly an
officer in the Riffs Brigade.
F. P. Dunne, son of a general, himself a major in the
army and lieutenant-colonel of militia.
H. Edwards, a captain of yeomanry cavalry.
Right Hon. E Ellice, married to the widow of a captain
in the navy.
Hon. J. E. Elliott, his relations swarm in the navy.
Viscount Emlyn, son of a general, married to the daughter
of a general, himself a captain in the army.
R. Ferguson, son of a general, himself a lieut.-colonel
in the army,
Hon. J. W. Fitzpatrick, " related to General Fitzpa-
trick," was formerly in the army.
lion. G. C. Forester, a captain in the Horse Guards.
S. C. Fortescue, son of a heat.-col. in the army.
R. M. Fox, married thou daughter nod grand-daughter of
admirals.
A. E. Fuller, married grand-daughter of a general.
E. S. Gooch, has been a captain in the army.
lion. W. Gordon, a rear. admiral of the blue, has been a
Lord of the Admiralty.
Sir J. Graham, has been a Lord of the Admiralty.
Sir G. Grey, son of the late resident commissioner of
Portsmouth Dockyard.
Hon. E. A. J. Harris, is a captain in the navy.
Lord John Hay, a captain in the navy and Lord of the
Admiralty.
Right Hon. W. G. Ilayter, Judge Advocate.
Right Hon. S. Herbert, married the daughter of a major-
general.
Right Hon. J. C. Herries, son of a colonel and brother
of a major-general.
Lord A Hervey, married the daughter of a lieut.-colonel
T. L. Hodges, formerly colonel of militia.
Sir A. Hood, son of a captain in the navy and nephew of
an admiral.
Sir J. Hope, colonel of yeomanry cavalry,
Lord Hotham, a colonel in the army.
Hon. E. Howard, a captain in the navy.
Sir W. G. H. Jolliffe, has a brother a lieutenant of dra-
goons; had an uncle a lieutenant in the navy.
Theobald Jones, a captain in the navy.
Hon. T. G. Keppel, a lieut.-colonel in the army.
Marquis of Kildare, has a brother a lieutenant in the
Scots Fusilier Guards, and an aunt married to a gene-
ral officer.
Hon. W. S. S. Lascelles, brother to the colonel of the
Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry; has a nephew in the
Grenadier Guards.
G. C. Legh, married a niece of Lieut.-General Sir:lier-
bert Taylor.
Sir T. F. Lewis, has been lieut.-colonel of local militia,
grand-son of an admiral.
G. C. Lewis, son of the preceding.
Earl of Lincoln, has two brothers in the Life Guards,
and an aunt married to a general officer, &c.
Hon. James Lindsay, a lieut.-colonel in the army.
H. Lowther is a lieutenant in the Guards; and son of a
colonel in the army.
W. N. Macnamara, colonel of militia.
Lord Mahon, married the daughter of a lieut.-general.
Viscount Mandeville, a captain in the Grenadier Guards.
Lord George Manners, a captain in the Royal Horse
Guards.
Thomas Matheson, a colonel on half-pay.
Hon. Fox Maule, held a commission in the 79th High-
landers, 12 years, is Secretary at War.
lion. J. T. Maxwell, a captain in the army..