The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-10 00:00:00

LIST OF THE MINORITY

Of 51 who voted for Mr. Ewart's motion for Adjournment at Ele•
ven o'clock on Monday night.
1 Gillon, W. D. Palmer, C.
Grote, G. Potter, R.
Hardy, J. Roche, W.
Heathcoat, J. Rundle, John
Hector, C. J. Sinclair, Sir G.
Hindley, Charles Strickland, Sir G.
Hume, Joseph Tailored, H. W.
Lennard, T. B. Thorneley, Thomas
Lister, E. C. Tulk, C. A.
• Maher, John Turner, W.
Molesworth, Sir W. Wakley, Thomas
Musgrave, Sir R. Wagon' R.
O'Brien, W. S. Wilks, J.
O'Connell, Morgan Williams, W. A.
O'Connell, J.
O'Connell. Maurice
O'Connell, M. J.

Ateherley, D. F.:
Attwood,
Bagshaw, John
Baldwin, Dr.
Barnard, E. G.
Barry, G. S.
Bish, T.
Bodkin, John James
Bowring, Dr.
Brady, 1). C.
Brotherton, J.
Butler, Hon. P. S.
Callaghan, 1).
Crawford, W. S.
Edwards, Colonel
Elphinstone, Howard
Fielden, J.
Fitzsimon. C.

TELLRES.
Ewart, W.
O'Connell, D.
,RITY
it be referred to the
iety of transferring the
Northern side of St.

LIST OF THE MINO.
Of 44 (Tellers included), who voted that
Building Committee to consider the propri
site of the Houses of Parliament to the
James's Park.

Against the motion
For the motion

143

Acheson, Viscount
Aglionby, H. A.
Baldwin Dr.

Majority -99
Handley, H. Roebuck, J. A.
Hindlev, C. Scholefield, J.
King, B. Strutt, Edward
Lennox, Lord A. Thompson, C. B.
Lennox, Lord G. Thompson, Colonel
Marshall, W. Tulk, Charles A.
North, F. Verney, Sir H.
O'Brien, W. S. Wakley, Thomas
O'Brien, C. Wallace, R.
Oliphant, L. Wigney, 1. N.
Pease, Joseph Williams, W.
Pattison, James Williams, Sir J.
Potter, It. TELLERS.
Pryse, P. Hume. Joseph
Roche, D. Ewart, W.

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Bateson, Sir R.
Bish, T.

Bownng, Dr.
Brocklehurst, J.
Brotherton, J.
Buckingham, J. S.
Dillwyn, L. W.
Feator, John Minet
llon, W. D.
Glynne, Sir S. E.
Grosvenor, Lord R.
Grote, G.

IRELAND.

CLONMEL ELECTION.—There can be no question as to,the re-
turn of Mr. Ball. Mr. Bagwell will not contest the election ; and
should Mr. F. O'Connor, as is rumoured, be desirous of the honour,
he most assuredly will fail. The Register repudiates Mr. Feargus
O'Connor in terms by no means flattering.
Mr. John Power, father to the Member for Westmeath county,
it is believed will be created a Baronet.
ABSENT MEMBERS.—The Orange Mail says:—" As far as
Ireland is concerned, we have to record the absence of five Conser-
vative Members only on the division : Lord Claude Hamilton, of
Tyrone ; Mr. Cooper, of Sligo ; Mr. Kerr, of Downpatrick ; Mr.
Kavanagh, of Carlow ; Lord Forbes, of Longford. Of these we
can account for the following :—Mr. Kavanagh is ill, and abroad.
Lord Forbes, though still suffering from the effects of recent severe
indisposition, was in London, where he had come up ; but did not
go down to the House. 111 r. Cooper was shut out of the division,
having been, contrary to all his calculations, detained by the snow.
Of Lord Claude Hamilton and Mr. Kerr we profess to know no-
thing, but we think their constituents have a right to make some
inquiry touching their " whereabout."
The Register, in order to show the shallowness of the pretence
by which the Tories try to hide their defeat on the Amendment,
says :—" We need only mention that the Tories from Ireland were
33, though the Reformers were only 44. It is curious that even
Colonel Conolly remained for the division, though he was called
back to Ireland by the death of his father. Five of the Irish Mem-
bers (Barry, Baldwin, Butler, Callaghan, and Musgrave) were de-
layed on the road by a fall of snow, and were only a few minutes
late. Altogether there were 16 of the Irish Liberals absent. Yet
the majority was 41.
We believe that 11essrs. French, DI Namara, Winston, Barrow,
Fitzstephen,
con-
stituents have a right to expect their attendance in London, at a
period when measures of so much importance to Ireland are before
the House. and Col. Westenra, are still in Dublin. Their

Lord Verulam, yesterday, took the oaths And his
seat for the first time since the death of his father.