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contemptible position. Ho repeated, there never was a Go-
vernment equilly contemptible. Without the support they
received from that side of the House they would not be able to
hold cffice for a simile day.--( Heir. hear.)
Sir W. SOME RVI L E had hitherto given his support to
Ministers on this question, although he confc3sed that it was
with the greatest reluctance he gave his sunport to such a
measure ; Lut thy, question was so surrounded by difficulties
t.tat he thought it the best that could be adopted tu,d,r the 67.
eumstances. He had, however, been confirmed in his inten-

ion to support them by the censures which had been passed
o the measure by the Hon. Gentlemen oppcsite. They had
censured Ministers not for what they had, but what they had
not, done—they censured them for not having proceeded with
greater vigour ; but it was that very forbearance and Inmianity
which induced him to continue his confidence in Ministers
throughout the progress of this important question.
The question having. been put, that the Speaker do row

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Lowe the Chair, the Bill t.-ns committed p.o.ibrina, and ,kr_
&red to be printed with the verbal amendments, ns proposed
by Lord John Russell.

The other Orde. s of the Day were tlien gone through, and
the (louse adjourned at a Quarter past Twel:e.

PRIVATE BUSINESS OF PARLIA-

MENT,

MEMBERS ELIGIBLE
FOR. THE COUN'
Aglionby, Major F.—Cumberland '
Aglionby, H. A.—Cockertnouth
Ainsworth, P.—Bolton
Attwoo.l, :31.—Whtehavett
Bagge, W.—West N‘.rll,lk
13aillie, 1-1. D.-11onittm
annerman, A.—Aberdcen
Bell, M.—South Northumberland
Bethell, Itiehard Yolkshire
Blackburne, 1..1.-IVarrington
blockutt,C.—South North .inberlain
Blair, J. Wigtomshire
Bolling, W.—Bolton
Bowes, John—South Durham
Brahazon, Lord—DubUn Co.
Bridgeman, Hewitt—Ennis
Bradley, Henry—East Yorkshire
ilurroughea, 11. N.—East•Norfolk
Cayley, E. S —N. Yorkshire
Cllapotem, M. L —WeAmeatli
Chapman, Aaron—Whitby
Chute, W. L. W.—West Norfolk
Clay, W.—'Power 11 toilets
Clive, Viscount—Lodi •w
Cooper, E. J.--Sligo Co.
Foote, Sir (3:—Queen's County
Crompton, S.—Thirsk.
Duff, James--13.inifshire
buncombe, lion. W.--Yorkshire
Duncom:;e, 'F. S,—Finsbury
Dundas, Hon T.—Richmond
Dundas, J. Deans—Devizes
Earn., R. J.—Cambridgeshire
I.3;zerton, Lord Francis--Lanca.hirt
Estcourt, T. Junior —Devizes
Et xall, —Andover
Evans, G.—Dublin County
Ferguson, Sir It. C.—Nottingham
Fielder), John— Oldham
Fitzpatrick, .t, W —Queen's 'Co.
Fleetwood, P. 11.—Pres' Olt
Fox, G. Lane—Beverly
Grant, Colonel F. W.—Elgin, &e.
Halse, J.—St. Ives •
Harland, W. C.—Durham
Heathcoat, J —Tiverton
ilintle, John Hodgson—Newcastle-
u,r,u-Tyite
llttottse, Right lion. Sir J. Cam
Nottingham •
Hodgson, . it.—Betwick
Hogg, James \Veir— Beverley
Holmes, Wm.—Berwick
klorsman, Edward—Cockermouth
Itoward, P. H.—Carlisle
116 wick, Visc.—Northumberland
Ingham, IL—Sou h Shields
Irton, Samuel—Cumberland
Jackson, Mr. Serj.—Bandon Bridge
James, William—Cumiterland
Johitsm, W A.—t,ldham.
Linbton, 11.—North Durham

'0 SIT ON COMMITTEES
TY OF DURHAM.
' ,eveson, Lord-- illorpeth
•,;(41011,. Hon. H.-Wirth Durham
[,owther, V .count-Westmoreland
.owther, Colonel-Westinoreland
`imshington, Ch isles-Ashburton
Lrrh
kt.
kil Wll)vr..-FA..-I..l°Ple.'3e.rbmleilis:t
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Warshall„
.11ilnes, It M.-Pontefract
Aorgan, C. H. It --Brecon
llorpeth, Lord-Yorksli?re
,lagle, Sir R -Westmeath
"'Callaghan Hon C.-Dangarvan
Ord, W.-Newc_stle-upon-Tyne
Ossulston, Lord-N. Nort huntlier-
land
Palmer, Charles Fyshe-Ileatling.
Palmerston, Viscount-Tiverton
Parker, John -S
Parke , B. T.--Pnartoir
Patten, J. Wilson-Lancashire
Peas-, Joseph-South Du -ham
Perceeal, Lieut.-Col. A.-"digo Co.
Pinney, W.-Leine Regis
,'emberton, T[somas-Itipan
Philips, Mark- Blau, •11 ester
Pollen, Sir J.-Andover
Protheroc, Edward-Halifax
Ramsay, Li;rd-I-laddingtonsldre
[(ippon, C.-Gateshead
Saiwey, Colonel-Ludlow
Smith, R. Vernon-Northampton
Spell's, Alexander-Richmond
Smoky, Lord-North Lancashire.
Stanley, W. Mrs ev -Pontefract
Stanley, &Lvard -Cumberland
Stewai t, Janie,-Iloniton
Stewart, John-Lymington
Szrickland, Sir. West Yorkshire
.Sugdeir, :dr E
Talfourd, T. Nom-Beading
Thomson, Right lion. C. P.-''au.
chester
Thompson, .\l d.-Sunderland
Thoroelev, Thp,.-Wolvcrnaropton
• :CainTiridgeshire
Trevor,. Hon. Arthur-Durham
'Turner, E -Truro
Villiers, C. P.-Wolverhampton
Vivian, J E.- l'irttra
Wakley, Thomas- Finsbury •
Walker, 11-Bury, L ineashire
Ward, D. 0.-Sheffield
White, Atidaiw-Sunderla id
Wilbraham, !lon. B -La•:cashire
Wodehou-e, E Im Ind-Norfolk
Wood, Colonel T.-Br:cka rckshire
‘Vood, (I. -:feudal
Wood, Charl-s-Halifax
Yorke, Eliot T.-CambriJt4eshire
Y.ine% lien 1'r,!•.1.--Tyile:ncutil
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COUNTY
Ainsworth, P.—Bolton
.klsager, Captain—Surrey
ALton, Rowland—He:tfordshire
Archbald, Hobert—Kildare
Bailey, J.—,u.l.rry
Barnes, Sir E.—Sudbury
Bernal, Ralph—Rochester
Blackstone, W. S.—Wallingford
Bolling, W.-13olton
Bradshaw, James—Canterbury
Bramston' T. W.—Essex South
13 os field, W.—Bradford
Lyng George Middlesex
Campbell, S:r H.—Berwickshire
Chichester, J. P. B.—Barn,taple.
Chisholm, A. \V.—lnverness-shire
Cole, Hon Arthur H.—Enniskillen
Conolly, Edward M.—Donegal
Conyngham, Lord A.—Canterbury
Cowp:r, Hon. W. F.—Hertford
Crawford. W.—London
Curry, William—Armagh
Dmison, \V. J.—West surrey
D'Eyncourt, Right Hon. C. T.—

/F ESSEX. .
HOUStOII II Goorwo—Rentrewshlre
Irving, John—Antrim Co. ,
Lermyn, Earl—Bury, Suffolk . -
Kr-nuble, I-1.-- W. st Surrey •
Knate,Mini:, Sir E..—East -Kent
Law, lion C. E.—Cambridge Univ.
Leader, Jan T. —Westinins er
Lemon, Sir Chart .s
—West Cornwall
i.ister, E. t anlitlb—Bradford
Logan, Hart—West Sutlink
Mahon, Viseow.t— Hertferd
Melgund, Viscount —lt) the
Allier, Wm. IL—Newcastle under-
Lyme
Muskett, George A.—St. Alban's
.'Eerrall, Ric Lard M.—Kildare
O'Neill, lion. General—Antrim Co.
Palmer, Ge,,rge—Eisex
Parker, Jim. -S!iedield
Patten, J. W.—Lancashire, North
Pattison, .fame:—London
Parrot, Jasper—Toth,ss
Pendarres, E. W. W. Cornwall
IPerceval, G. J. West Surrey
Philltiotts, John - Glonct stir
Plumittre, John P.—East Kent
Potter, R.— Wigan
Power, John— Waterford
Prothero,•, is—Halifax
Pryme, George—Cn.nbritlge
itamsbattcm' J.—Windsor
Rice, lite.ht lion T, S.—Cambridge
Round, Charles Gray—Essex
!Round, John—Mahion
Itushbrooke, Colonel—Su'lblk
'Sanderson' Richard—Colchester
Seymour, Lord —Totne,:s
Sharpe, General—Dumfries
S!•ieliNtrl,
Smith, J. A.— Chichester
Smyth, Sir 1 leury —Colchester
Someryillo, Sir 11. W.—Drogheda
:stamlish, Charles.—Wiem
Stanley: Lord—Lancashire, North
Stansti.‘hl, \V It C.--/litoder,tietd
Stuart, W. V. --:Vaterford t o.
Style, Sic Char'es__!,re,arborougb
Townl y. Rd. G —Cambridgeshire
french, Sir F.—Scarborctign
Tufn...ll, Henry —lpswich
Pvrrell, Sir J. T.—North
Walser, Rd.—Bury
Ward-11. G.—Sht
tneld-
Whalley, sir S.— INLaylebstie
Wiairdh_nn, 1-19 i). It. B.—Lulea-
shire
Wood, Sir B.—London
Wood, ('h.—Halifax
\Vocal, J honias —Midd:esex
Yorke, lion. E. T.—Carobyidgeshire
Young, G. F.— Tynemouth

Lzimbetl:
De Horsey, S H.—Newcastle. umicr.
• Lyme_

Di QWntin—Mahlon
Divett, Edward—Exe-er
Eastnor, Viscount—lleigate
Ea'on, IL J.—Catabrid7,•siire
Egerton, Lord F. L.
Capt. A —Harwich
E!iot, Lord—Cornwall
Evans, Col. De Lacy—Westtninster
I erguson,
Fervson' Sir R.—Eon,tonderry
Fitzroy, Lord C.—Bury St. Edin.
F. Ilea, Sir \V.—Exeter
Fox, (ico Lane—Beverly
Geary, Sir Wil:tam—Kent
Gibson, 't homai—lpswich
Glynno, Sir S. It.--Flintahire
Gordon, Hon. W.—Abordeenshire
Gordon, Robert—Windsor
Goulburn, Right inn.
bridge Uni, ersity
Grtmston, Vi count—lied fordshire
GriinstoA, Hon. E. H —St. Alt'aus
,rote, George—London
Hall, Benjamin-31ar3 tebone
Hawes, Benjamin—Lainlmh
Haye,, Sir E —l)onez.al
denniker, Lord—Ea:t Sulbdk
llerries, Right C.—Harwich'

I lubtrgi c, B.—Rechester
Hodges, 'l'. L.—West Kent
Hodgson, Frederick—Barnstaple
Hodgson, Itd.-13orwick-om Tweed
Hogg, J. W.—Bove:l:y
Holmes, W.—Berwick-onTweecl
Hope, H. I'.--Gloucester

,VOOLWICH ROYAL ARSENAL AND

DOCK-YARD.

The greatest activity is prevailing here in both these depots
of the materiel of. war. At the Arsenal orders have been re-
ceived to prepare nearly 1,200 sets of harness immediately ;
and accordingly 20 saddl;rs and harnessmakers have b: en en-
gaged for this purpose. Six hundred saddles, several hundred
pairs of blankets, and corn bags for cavalry, have also been
packed, ready for foreign service. Thirty wheelers are en-
gaged to assist and expedite the carriage department, and 20
boys for the' laboratory. A number of labourers have also
been entered, and it is expected that a numerous body of arti-
sans will be placed on the works in a few days, to enable the
orders to be completed in the time specified.
At her Majesty's dock-yard the Captain. Superintendent,
Sir J. Louis, Bart., was succeeded on ;Hoed iy last by Capt.
Hyde Parker, who took the cc-mama. Sir John Louis pro-
ceeds to Malta with a broad pendant, to supersede Near-Ad-
miral' Briggs. A large building has been removed in tho
yard, on the site of which a large factory is to be erected to
manufacture the boilers for the Government steamers, in lieu
of being supplied by contracts, as at this ticriod.
Between 30 and 40 carpenters have been taken on yester-
day, and 15 shipwrights have been sent to ll,ptfurd dock-
yard ; from 300 to 400 labourers are to be taken on, at the
rate of from 2s. 3d. to 2s. 64. per day, to expedite the build-
ing of the engineers' factory.

SPORTING INTELLRiENCE.

TAT TERSA LiC S—YEsrErsma Y.
TIDE DERBY.

Further changes will be found to have taken place in the posi-
tions of the four principal favourites, Grey Morons having advanced
to 11 to 1, which was taken to about 2001. ; and D'Egville back to
13 to 1, taken to about the same amount. Nonplus and Cobweb
remained at nearly. the same figures as on Monday, but were not
backed. Young-Rowton and Richard Roe are on the rise, and a
disposition was shown to hack Britby, :whose price may be guessed
50 to lat the outside. Closing prices:—
21 to 2 agst Mr. Armitage 'Nonplus colt—take 11 to 1
11 to 1 agst Lord G. Bentinck's Grey Momus—taken
11 to 1 agst. Lord Jersey's Cobweb colt—offered
13 to 1 agst Lord G. Bentinek's D'Egville—taken
16 to 1 agst Colonel Peel's lon—taken
17 to I agst Mr. E. Peel's The Early Bird—offered
20 to 1 agst Mr. Coombes's Cobham—take 25 to 1
22 to I agst. Mr. Bland's Young Rowton—taken
26 to 1 agst Lord Suffield's Bamboo—taken
30 to 1 agst Mr. Worrall's Dormouse—taken
40 to 1. agst Mr. A. Smith's Cracker—offered
40 to 1 agst Lord Westminster's Richard Roe—taken 50 to I
40 to 1 agst Sir J. Mills's Volunteer—offered
50 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Bretby—offered
50 to 1 agst Mr. Watt's Dash—taken
50 to 1 agst Mr. Ford's Quo Minus—take 1000 to 15
2000 to 30 agst Lord Wilton's Davie Gellatley—taken and after-
wards offered
4000 to 60 agst Mr. Osbaldiaton's Allerston—Ebberston—taken
2000 to 20 agst Mr. Bond's Scurry colt—tal:en
2000 to 20 agst Mr. Bond's Bustle colt—taken
1000 to 10 agst Mr. Buckley's Tom—taken and afterwards offered
1000 even between Monc Adam and Allerston, and 600 to 500
on D'Egville agst lon.

MR. HORACE SMITH'S NEW NOVEL " JANE
Lomax."—Mr. Smith's character as a writer has been long
established. Remarkable discrimination of character, various
knowledge of life, and singular clearness of conception, have
placed him among the most popular novelists of the day. In
Jane Lomax" he has broker. fresh ground. Ho comes be-
fore us with a novel either defying or disdaining all the old
sources of interest. He takes humin beings in poitioLs hum-
ble, yet natural, exposed to circumstances trying to the hcirt,
and tempting to the passions—exhibits the Avaoce of (rime
through the fears and affections—and in a terrible career by a
still more terrible catastrophe, proves that the same machir.cry
agitates the mind of man, from the nakedness of pov,rty, to
1 the splendours of tire Throne.
DEATH OF A,NURSE AT MIDDLESEX lIO3PITAL
BY KISSING AN INFEdTED PATIENT.--d C.w days since, a
little girl was admitted into Middlesex Hospital, labouring
under a violent fever. After admissio3 into the 11.i);tal she
was ordered to be pot into a hot bath, which was done. Nurse
Regent (the name of the ward she belong, d to), wt wiped her
up in a blanket, and after being removed fr,,ra out of the bath,
she conveyed her to bed, and incautiou.ly kissed the child.
From the virulence of the disorder, the pali nt el d. Shortly
afterwards the nurse was seized with a sinitu. complaint, and
although every medical attention was rendered she also ex-
pired. Nurses shout 111 be particul:rly e:qttious with patients
1 labouring under infectious disorders. _ .

cT.—Skeels—baliny sleep—is ole. of the gNatest
luxuries—and so cheap too !—Anterican