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London, England, 1836-04-27 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BILL.

From thu Votes and Proeeedings of the House of Commons.)

TUESDAY, APRIL 26.

Motion made, and Question proposed—" That the Bill be now
road a third time • "—Amendment proposed, to leave out the word
" now," and at the end of the Question to add the words " upon
this day six months :"—Question put, " That the word ' now '
stand part of the Question :—The House divided—
MINORITY—AYES, 85.
Ainsworth, Peer Gore. W. O.
Alsager, Richard Goulburn, Mr. Ser;t.
Bailley, Joseph Guby, J.
Barnard, E. G. /Balmer, Sir J.
Bish, I'. 1). W

Pease, Joseph
Poulter, J. S.
Power, James
Praed, W. DL
Pringle, A.

.sisn,
Blamire, W.
Brady, Denis C.
Bridgeman, Hewitt
Brothertoo, J.
ruce,-C. L. C.
lucl:ingliam, J. S.
Butler, Hon. P. S.
Childers, J. W.
Churchill, Lind C. S
Crawford, W. S.
Crawford, W.
L
Duncombe, T. S.
Elley, Sir J.
Elphinstone, H.
Ewart, W.
hector, ichn Minet
Foriws, W.
Forster, C.
ort, John •
fictich, F.
t-ishorne, T.
Gladstone, 'l'.
Giyune, Sir S.

vey,
Ilawkes, I'.
Hindley, C.
hon. J.
Hoy, J. IL
H unipht ry, J.
Hurst, It. ri.
Lawson, A.
Drafter, .1. .'.
Lennox, Lord G.
I.olil A.
I: .s, ‘Nr
Liqei, E. C.
Isiackinnon, W. A
arcland.
Martin, J.
m..,%.1,1, .1
Mullins, W. F.
.D.
O'Connell, Maurice
O'Connell, M. J.
O'Connell, Morton
Paget, F.
Parry, I . J. I'.
Patten, Wilson

ltippon, C.
Rocuuck, J. A.
Itushh,oke, Colonel
Fussell, C.
Sheppard, T.
Sinclair, Sir O.
Talbot, C. li.M.
Thompson, T. P.
ovor, A.
Twins, Horace
Vivian, .1. IL
v, oinaa
Wallace,
Nvalpole, Lard
White, S.
Virilll.un.i, Sir J.
S.r Yardley
Holt E.
Wrottesl.!y, Sir J.
Yorke,
Young. J.
TELLERS
S:Ol I:lst•ouat
Ea on, It J.

Adam„adini: al Sir C
,irroeiv, Sir A.
Alford, Lord
A ngei st cin, John
Birclay, David
Barclay, C.
Becket, Sir Johi
Berkeley, Gym:Ville
.retliell, It
littekstonti, W. S.
Brom..toit, 11.
Bruen, F.
Cwt., right, NV. R
Cavendish, I-10u..i.
Chaplin, 'l'.
Chaptuan, A.
( lay, NV.
Clive, Viso%
Collwrne, N. W. It.
Co e, Lord
Corbvtt, T. G.
romptii, S.
Denison, .1. 11
Dottin, Abel Rous
Du:tit:Le, W. S.
Duncomhe, A.
Domini., T.
Dural,. .1. I).
Ehriognin, Ixrd
Egerirm, Sir C.
Fazillicyle.7, .1. N.
Furglis, Juan
Fergus.-ii, It. A.
Finch,

AJOII.ITY —NOES, 9
kitzroy, 1.4011 c.
Gootineke. F. L. 11.
Hai:, 119bert B.
1ia,P.,.t.,, 11.
Halle, .1.
It-tr,...1;1, W.-
11.,ti,, A.
Ilcaricote, G. J. I
Hector, c.„ J.
1 I i0.,e,g,, G. E.
Hill, Sir It.
Itli,i,Nworili, T.
I toward, I'. IL
H..siies, 11.
lrtel,, S
.1, rein, J.
Kukla, ii. G.
li,ul,4lll.lty,Sir C.
I..aligvw. (o: G.
I.Am% Hon C.
Loch; J.
iAJWI.II...i, 11. C.
LOW( If?" .t H.
Lygon. Colonel
M‘Lecd, It.
Marsh .., ‘J.
Nl:muse:l, T. P.
, Nevi:elf, H.
Mil.,s, \V.
-a.0.5'.,, r•ir O.
(eeerr.el, .'.: :\I.
Packe, C. W.
Pa: ket , M.
' r.1.1)C11, t.. IT.
Ilion on the Caillw CA
minority, and Mr. J. I

Pelham, C. A. V.
E. W.
Pigo",
PI. 1,1, t c. J I'.
Plut,kttt,_llen It. E
Poi lux, %%. S.
Pt
ti , sir ytt w.
1t....p0r, J. Bon:oy
Jono
rtusscll, Lord
Scott, Sir I.: I)
so..rpe, Lit:octal
s'imtioo. E.
Smith, R. Vernon
:4•11“:11,
Spcirs, A.
S. E.
Stmart, It.
air tukt, N^on
, It. W.
Tenne:vt, ecsott
't I t.
Thotncly, 'l'.
"1
0.)..C,
Trou!,riii,.^ Sir T.
Turner, W.
11.
W.:l a ,St).3, S.r H.

In Mr. Hardy's mo'
Mr. G. Fincit m the

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SIIIPPI

unnty Election, insert
lutr.o in the ma.hritY•

‘iG INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, APIIIL 2G.
The Cacn, Merrill, from Dunkirk ; Indus:rie, S'nmcr,
Bremin; Londor, Rumbeck, Harnburgh ; Commerce. Maßi,
Rotterdam; Dantzic, Klaveller, Danczic ; Pink, Whitnall,
Dunkirk ; Elize, Kaitec, Ca:Azic ; Pelican, Danes, Brussels.
ENTLRED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, APRIL 26.
The Robert Morris, Gay, for New fork; Britannia,
Downie, Hamburgh ; Perieverance, Judge, Bergen; London
Merchant, Strannack, Rotterdam; Newton, Ritchie, Tobago;
William Bvran, Roman, Sydney, New South Wales; Eagle,
Potterton, Cape of Good Hope ; Harlequin, Middleton, Bou-
logne; Jane, Potterton, Alexandria; Lion, Shepherd, Alex-
andria; Tourist, Whitsombe, Antwerp.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, APRIL 26.
The Britannia, Downie, for Hamburgh; London Merchant,
Strannaek, Rotterdam ; 'l'. Bennet, Hague, New York ;
Harriet, Andrews, Trinidad ; Catharine, Cedder, St. Andero;
harlequin, Middleton, Boulogne ; Magis, Trevanouis, Corfu.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST. Aram
The Thortiby, Nerril!, for Miramichi ; Florist, Clarke,
Jamaica ; Maria, Hanson. Arzhangel ; Nastra Love, Stray,
Norway ; Providentia, Patterson, Norway ; Gratitude, Guel-
lison, Norway.

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, APRIL 23.
The Fredcrika, Brandt, from Dantzic.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, APRIL 25.
The Bruxellois, De Vices, for Antwerp; Tally- 80, King,
Constantinople ; Thomas Crisp, Constantinople ; Richmond,
M'Lcod, Calcutta ; Diann, Phillips, E:si:leur ; Quintiu.
Leitch, Mackey, New York ; Isabella, Mood, New York ;
Sarah, Monier, Ramsay ; Bootle, Nicol, St. Thomas's and
Porto Cabello ; Elizabeth, Scott, St. John's, Ncw Bruns-
wick ; Princess Charlotte, Kean, Bombay.
_.:CiL'EA RED OUTWARDS, Aram 25.
The F'.4l:et., Rosen,. for Demerara; Ceres, Marval, Rot-
terdam ;').ig,cr, Kumey, St. John's, New Brunswick, March,
Oporto ;' Good Intent, Sick, Lisbon ; Louisa, Spalding Mes-
sina; Poreeyal, Forrest, Port Wallace.

TELEGRAPHED.
NVinl, NV. S. W. light breez2s. Off Holyhead, inward
bound, the Emerald, from the 111auritiva.
Off Llysfaen, inward bound, the Corinthian, from New
Orleans.

SLEEPING IN TIIE HOUSE.—You will hardly
ever, with two exceptions, see any of the Peers somnolent.
The exceptions I refer to arc a Ministerial Duke and a mem-
ber of the Right Reverend Bench of Bishops. His Grace
has not been very regular in his attendance of late : for-
merly be was very exemplary in his legislative conduct, in so
far as his presence and his votes were concerned ; but he
never heard a word of the debates. No matter how impor-
tant the question, or sho were the speakers—there he sat
firmly locked in the arms of Morpheus, with his head half
buried in his breast. Ile always sat, as Milton would have
said, " apart by himself." What is worthy of observation is,
that he was most regular in his attendance when there was
no subject of importance before the House ; and when, con-
sequently, the benches were comparatively empty. If there
was one much on bit side of the House which was unoccupied,
on it lie was sure to scat himself. The Right Rey. Prelate
to whom I refer, has not quite so strong a disposition to
somnolency: lie only addresses himself to 'sleep occasionally
during the proceedings ; but when he does so, there is no
mistake about the matter. Soundly and well does be sleep.
Nothing will wake him until he has bad his nap out. Not
even the thunders of Lord Brougham's eloquence, when in
his most violent and imeassicncd moods, have the slightest
effect in the is-ay of disturbing the Right Rev. Prelate's slum-
hers. While the Lord
Bill, Chancellor, in the debate On the Irish
toTithes
resound was causing the walls of tho
,tlln73fterce. invectives he hurled °' at all
in Augusttlit h
and sundry" opposed to Ministers, and especially at the de-
voted tend of the Earl cf Mansfield,—the Right Rev. Bishop
slept as " sweetly" as it Lis Lordship had only been sinning a
cocnnt7
erre d
heat,- w iotth.
him'
lethhoo Pi
naNnezna4 ise;ey n g
lullaby. The zest with which he enjoys a stolen slumber' ap-
iatitflaioczatre
pears to be so grent, th4t he must often, on 'awaking, have
rrofoor7dness of his slumbers sv.:tris to be in proportion to
th, loudness of the tones of the speaker. How profound, if
this hypothesis be a correct one, would be his
Reverence's re-
. .
pose in the immediate ‘tetnity of the Falls of Nilgira Byron
loved inc ocean's roar.
cbl°ersdsEianl,l);
roar of this orf,,tv cataract
would he " most sweet music" to the Right lrev. Prelate's
ears. A—Random R it • .
ecoL,cctlons of the House of Lords.