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London, England, 1840-07-04 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTAILY DIVISION

(From the Potts and Proceedings of the House of Commons.)
THURSDAY, JULY
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND)
(No. 1) BILL. -
Order for Committee read ; Motion ramie, and Question put,
" That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that it ey have
power to make tirovisi.D for def ning the qualification entitling
persons in Ireland to register :—(Mr. O'Connell : )—The
House divided :

-AYES, 162.
Leader, J. Temple—Wt stminster
Lister, E. Canlifre—Bradford
Loch, James—Kirkwall
I.ush 'neon, Charles—Ashburton
Lushington Rt. Hon. S—Tower

MINORITY
Abercromby, G. R. —Stirlingshire
Archbold, Hobert—Kildare
Baines, Edward.—Leeds
• annerman, A.—Aberdeen
Barnard, E. G.- -Greenwich
Barron, H. \V.—Waterford City
B.rkeley,',Hon. F. H.—Bristol
Berkeley,-Ilon. C.—Cheltenli. m
Perna', Ralph—Rochester
Bowes, T.—Plymouth
Blake, Martin J.- Galway
Juhn James—Galway
Bowes, John—South Durham
Itrabaholl, Lord—Dubloi Co.
e_ridgentan, Hewitt—Ennis
Brocklehurst, J.— ,laccles field
Brodte, W. B.—Salisbury
;trotherton, J.—Salford
Browne, Robert Dillon—Mayo
Bryan, Maj. Geo.—Kilkenny Co.
E.—North Staffordshire
thistield, \V.—Bradford
Callaghan, D.—Cork City
Cave, Robert Otway—Tipperall
Chapman' Sir M. L.—Westmeath
Cltildars, John W.—Malton
Clements, Visc.—Leitrim Co.
;live, Edward B.—Hereford •
Collier, John—Plymouth •
Collins, \V.—Warwick
Co, bally, Matthew Elias—Meath
Dashwood, G. H.—Wycombe
Denison, W. J.—West Sussex
D'Eyneourt, Right lion. C. T.—
Lambeth
Duke, Sir James—Boston
Duncan, Viscount—Southampton
Duncombe. Sr—Einsbury
Dundas, Hon. J.,C.--Yetk.
Dundas, Sir Robert—Richmond
Dundas, David—Sutherlandshire
Easthope, J.—Leicester
Edwards, Sir John—Montgomery
Eliot, Hon. J. E.—Roxburghshire
Ellice, Edward—St. Andrew's
•
Ellis, Wynn—Leicest.r
Etwall, Ralph—Andover
Euston, Earl—Thetford
Evans, Sir G. De Lacy—Westmin

Hamlets _
Lynch, A. H.—Galway
.•Taggart. John—Wigton, Ac.
Maher, John Wexford Co.
Marslaml, Henry—:Stockport •
Melgund, Viscount —Hythe
Miktmay, t). St. JQ n —Winches.

ter
uorrison. JueesL-Inverness
Muntz, G. F.-=liirminghana
urray, A lex.=—Kirkcudbright
Mu.kett, -George A.—St. A Itaan't
Nagle, Sir ll.—Westmeath
[Norreys, Sir Denham—Mallow
O'Brien, Cornelius—Clare
O'Brien, W. S.—Limerick Co.
O'Connell, John—Athlone
u!Connell, M. J.—Kerry
C'Oonnell, Maurice—Tralee
Oswald, ..ames—Glasgow
'Paget, Lord Alfred—Lichfield
Pattison, James—London
Trebel!, Captain—Brighton
,Philips,
E. W.—W. Cornwall
Philips, Mark-3lanchester
Phillpotts, John—Gloucester
Ponsonby, C. F. A. C.—Poole
Power Jamee—Wexford Co.
Ramsbottom, J.—Windsor
Rawdon, John l:awsan—Armagh
Redington, T. N.—Dundalk
Rice, Edward Royd— Dover
Rippon, C.—Gateshead
Roche, E. B.—Cork Co.
Rothe,,
Rundle, John—Tavistock
Russell, Lord C. J. F—Bedfordh.
Salwey, Lieut.:rol.—Ludlow
Scholetield, J.—Birmingham
Seale, Colonel—Dartmouth
Smith, J. A.—Chichester
Smith, Benjamin—Norwich
Smith, Hon. R.—Wycombe
Somers, J. P.—Sligo
Somerville, Sir Wm.—Drogheda
Standish, Charles—Wigan
Stanley, W. Massey—Pontefract
Stanley, W. o.—Anglesea
Staunton, Sir George Thomas
Steuart, Robert—Haddington, &c.
Stewart, James—Honiton
Stock, Dr.—Cashel
Strangways, Hon. John—Dorset
Strickland, Sir G.—W. Yorkshire
Strutt, Edward—Derby
Stuart, Villiers—Waterford Co
Tancred, H. %V.—Banbury
T'oornely,Thos.—Wolverhampton
Turner, Edmund—Truro
Turner, W.—Blackburn
Vigors, N. A.—Carlow Co
Villiers, C. P.—Wolverhampton
Waldey, lhomas—Finsbury
Wallace, Robert—Greenock
Warburton, H.—Btidport
Ward, H. G.—Sheffield
Westenra, flon.H R.—Monaghan
Westenra, Hon. J. C.—King'. Co
White, Andrew —Sunderl.,nd
White, Henry—Longford
Williams, William—Coventry
Williams, W. A.—Monmouttish.
Wood, G. W.—Kendal
Wood, Benjamin—Youthwark
Worsley, Lord—Lincolnshire
Wrightson, W. B.—Northallerton
Yates, J. Ashton .Carlow

ster
Evans, George—Dublin Co.
Evans, William—North Derby
F.wart, William—Wigan
Fieidea, John—Oldham
Finch, Francis--Walsall
t itzpatrick, J, W —Queen's Co.
Fitzroy, Lord C.—Bury St. Edra.
F leetwood, P. H.—Preston
Fort, J.—Clitheroe
Grattan, James—Wicklow Co.
Greg, R. H.—Manchester
they, Sir George—Devonport
Grote, George—London
Hall. Sir Benjamin—Nlarylebcrne
Handley, blenry—Lincolnshire
Hawes, B. -Lambeth
Heathcoat, 1-11verton
Hector, Cornthwaite John—Pe.l
terstield
Hill, Lord A. M. C.—Evesham
Hindley, Charles—F..hton
Hobtiouse, T. Benj.—Rochester
Hodges, T. L.—West Kent
Hollond, Robert—Hastings
Howard, Hon. E. G.—Morpeth
Howard, P. H.—Carlisle
Fiume, Joseph—Kilkenny
lumphery, John—Southwark
Hutchins, E. J.—resiryn
Lon. nobert—Didann
s, William—Cumberland
J Nis, S.—Bridport
Lambton, H.—North Durham
Langdale, Hon. C.—Knaresbo.
rough
Langton, Col Gore—Somerset

TELLERS.
O'Connell, Daniel- Dublin
Grattan, Henry—Meath

" May it please your Royal. Highaess.—Most respect-
fully, and, permit us to say, most enthusiastically, do we,
the London Committee of Deputies of the British Jews,
for ourselves and on behalf of the several congregations we
respectively represent, congratulate your Royal Highness
upon the happy escape of your august daughter our beloved
Queen, and of her Majesty's illustrious Consort, from the
atrocious attempt recently made to deprive them of life.
66 We cordially participate in that deep feeliag of joy
and thankfulnesS which must animate the bosom of your
Royal H ighness at the preservation of our Most Gracious
Sovereign from such extreme peril.
" Fervently do we pray to Almighty God, to continue
his Divine protection to a Monarch so dear to us. May
He, is his mercy, sustain her Majesty during a long and
glorious reign, on the throne of her ancestors, in prospe-
rity and safety, cheered by the enjoyment of domestic hap-
piness, and by the consciousness of the love, gratitude,
respect, and fidelity:of an affectionate and devoted people."
" 15th June, 16140." (Signed as above.)

SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS

(,PROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.)
(From the Morning Chronicle.)
The unhappy cousequaneea which we predicted from the
Duke of Weilingtan's rash and intemperate speech on the
Canada- Oovernment Bill, are showing themselves even
more speedily than we anticipated. Lord Hardwicke,
emboldened by the tone of the Noble Duke's remarks on
that occasion, has actually, we perceive, come forward with
a motion for the absolute rejection of the Bill, and
the indefinite postponement of the settlement of the
affairs of Canada. For this motion, and fur its re-
sults, the Duke of Wellington is directly respon-
sible. But for the encouraeement held out by his
language, and the sanction el:forded by his authority.
does any one imagine that a subordinate member of the
Conservative party, like Lord Hardwicke, would have yen
tured to fling the gauntlet of defiance it, Sir Robert Peel's
teeth, and incur the fearful responsibility of opposing a
measure recommended by the concurrent voice of every
constituted authority in the Canadas, and by the public
and deliberate approval of the leading men of all parties
in the House of Commons ? This responsibility the
Duke himself expressly shrunk from assuming. At the
conclusion of his speech, remarkable as that speech
was for a degree of excitement in tone and manner,
altogether unaccountable, he expressly warned his
noble colleagues from acting upon his solitary opi-
nion, in opposition to the recorded opinion of the
other House. Lord Ellenborough also, agreeing with
every word that fell from the Noble Duke, stated, in the
strongest terms,hie conviction of the hopelessness of attempt.
ing any effectual opposition to a measure supported by the
Government, by the House of Commons, and by the people
of Canada. So strong was this conviction on the minds
of the Noble Lords opposed to the measure, that none of
them were bold enough to hazard a .division upon the se-
toad reading. The Bill was read a second time with-
out a single vote being recorded against it, and the great
principle which it involves—the principle of the union of
the two provinces—standS at this moment affirmed by the
House of Lords.
(From the Morning Advertiser. )
With feelings of more than ordinary gratification we
address attention to the proceedings of the meeting held
}ester:le-Tat the Mansion-house in behalf of the Jews, now
victims of the most diabolical persecution in Damascus.
We trust that the example thus given in the cause of hu-
manity by the e:tizens of London, will elicit a prompt and
energetic response 'from the whole British community.
The cause of the Jews is one appealing with the utmost
force to the sympatLies of civilised man. The persecu-
tion to which they are subjecti.d is scarcely more malig-
nent than the atrocious ealumeics and false accusations
allegeytiu its justification. The charge of using human
bleod in the feast of the Passover need he alluded to °illy
to exhibit the fie:lefts') ingenuity which invented it, for it
would be an itisult to the Jews to waste a word in its re-
futation. There are no people amongst whom the abhor-
reece or ~1.)cc.1 of every description is so strongly incul-
cated as amongst the Jews. They regard it as one of the
most sacred ordira.nees of their religion to free all their
food; ill:1i most scrupulous care, from every vestige of
blood, st they should transgress the command which said
Ui the blood which is the life of the anim.l thou shalt
Lot cat.

MAJORITY-NOES, 311.
Acland, Sir T. D.-.N Devonshire hillsborough, Earl of-Down
Adam!, T. D.-West Somerset Hobbouse, Right Hon. Sir J. C.-
t'Court, Captain-Tamworth Nottingham
Adam, Rear-Aden. Sir C.-Clack- HH calgson, Rd. -Be
James Werwick-on-Tir-Beverley weed
ogg,
mannan
Ainsworth, P.-Bolton Holmes, W.-Berwick-on'r weed
Holmes, Hon. W.-Isle of Wight
-Surrey
Rowland-Hertfordshire Hope, Charles-Linlitligowshire
AAAnii:datOgnevre: R.-Surrey
Viscount-Mahnsbury Hope, H. T.-Goucester
Anson, Colonel-Staffordshire dope, G. W.-Weymouth
Arbuthnot, General-Kincardine-
Hoskins, Horsman,Edward-Cockermouth
K.-Herefordshire
shire
Archdall, Gen. M.-Fermanagh Hotham, Lord-Leominster
Ashley, Lord-Dorsetsliire Houston, G. J.-Renfrewshire
Ashley, Cooper,Hon. A. 11.-Dor. Howick, Viscount-Northumber-
land North
cheater
Atwood, W.-Greenwich Hu lies, W. 8.-Carnarvon g
Attwood, M.-Whitehaven Hurt, Francis-South Derby
Bagge, W.-West No Hutt, W.-Hull
Begot, Hon. \V.-Denbighshire Ingestre, Viscount-Staffordshire
Bailey, Joseph-Worcester Inglis, Sir It. 11.-ox. University
Bailey, J. D.-Sudbury [non, Samuel-Cumberland
I3aillie, H. D.-Honiton Irving, John-Antrim Co.
Bainbridge, E. T.—Taunton Jackson, Mr. Serj.-Bandon Bridge
Baker, Edward-Wilton James, Sir W. C.-Hull
Baring, F. T.-Portsmouth Jermyn, Earl-Bury, Suffolk
Baring, F.-Thetford Jones, T.-Londsuctcrry Co.
Baring, H. B.-Marlborough Kelburne, Lord-Argyleshire
Barrington, Lord-Berkshire Kemble, H.-Fast Surrey
Basset, John-Helstonc Kerrison, Sir E.-Eye
Bell, Matthew-S. Northumber- Kirk, Peter-Carrickfergus
land Knatchbull, Sir E.-East Kent
Benett, J.--South Wiltshire Knight, H. G.-Nottingliamshir.
Bentinck, I ord G.-Lynn Labouchere, Right Hon. Henry-
Berkeley, lion. G.-Gloucestersh. Taunton
Bethel, Richard-Yorkshire Lascelles, Hon. W. S.-Wake field
ftlackburne,lreland-Warrington ,Lefroy, Rt, Hon. T.-Dublin Unr
Blackett, C.-South Northumber- versity
land Lemon, Sir Chas.-W. Cornwall
Blackstone, W. allingford• ,Lennox,Lord J. G.-West Sussex
Blair, J. Wigtooshire -Lennox, Lord A.-Chichester
setae. Wirn.J.-Newsort, Isle of Lincoln, Earl of-Northampton-
Wight- --s: s shire, South
Illennerha.ssett, A:=ltsys, , Lockhart, A. M.-Lanarkshire,
Boldero, Henry G.-Chippenhain Long, W-Norm writsrare
Bradshaw, James—Canterbury. Lowther, Colonel-Westmoreland
Bramston,_T. W.--s Essex South Lowther. J. 11.-York
Broad wood, Henry-Bridgewater Lygon, Major-Gen. Hon. H. 8.-
Brooke, Sir A. B.-Fermanagh . Worcestershire West.
tirownr gg, J. S.-Boston Macattley, T. B.- Edinburgh
Bruce, Lord E.-Marlborough Mackenzie, Thomas-Bess-shire
Bruce, C. L. C.-Elginshire Mackenzie, W. F.-Peeblesshire
Bruges, VS. IL L.-Bath Mahon, Viscount- Hertford
Buck, L. W.-North Devonshire Maidstone, Visct.-N. Northamp.
Buller, Sir J. Yarde-Devonshire tonshire
Bulwer, Sir F.. L.-Lincoln Manners, Lord C. S.-Leicestersb.
Burrell, Sir C.-Shoreham Marton, Geo.-Lakcaster
liiirroughes, H. N.-East Norfolk staule, lion. Fox-Elgin. Burghs
Byng, George-MiddlesexMaunsell, 'P. I' -Norutainptonsh.
Campbell, Sir H.-Berwickshire Itleynell, Captain IL-Lisburne
Campbell, W. F.-Argyllshire Mites, Philip W. Skynner-Bristol
Canning, Right Hon. Sir S.- Lynn Miller, HNewcastle under-
Castlereagh Vi set-Down Cy. Lyme
It. M3-ront et met
Cavendish,(C.aimid ja sr
li, lHon.a.
Aaron—Whitbye--11. E'l SDu
el
Sussex
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'NIII ''ill l'rl'neY :Pu'e nn tn? S' i rr .1 0( 'ti. n- --RNA"' a r w i c k s li
J. p B _Barlistaple dorgan, C. M. 11.—Brecon
(c'hi...lihi.e„"6,t„ere'ley, esson". Hugh-Den- Slorpeth. Lord-Yorkshire
',toms, D.—Carmarthen
bighshire
Christ. plier R. A.-Lincolnshire Neck!, Joseph-Chippenham
Chute, W. Is. w.-West Norfolk Noe!, William M.-Rutland
Clay, 'William-Tower IlitmletS i Norreys, Lord-Oxfordshire
Clayton, Sir NVilliarn-Marlow Nortilland,Viscount-Dungannon
Clerk. Sir G.—Stamford O'Ferrall, IL M.—Kil are t o.
Clive, It. H. South Shropshire lid, W.-Newcastle-upon.Type
Cudrington, C. W.-Gloucestersh. Os.sulston,Lord-NorthNorthons.
Cole,flon.Artilual.-Enniski lien berland
Colquhoun, John C.-It imam Gwen, Sir J.-Pembrokeshire
Compton, llSCombe-Hampshire Parker, John .-Sisettield
Conolty, Edward 31.-Dotiegal Parker, alontagu-Dessa
Corry, lion. 11. I..—Tyrone Co. Parke-, 11. 'IS-Preston
Courtenay, P.-Bridgewater Parker, T. A. W.-Oxtorashire
Cowper, Hon. W. F.-Hertford - Patten, J. Wilson—Lancashire
Pr'e...eell', Cliotl.lJiola.thrablt—.-1111.atrtriVoli
Pemberton, Tnumas—ltipon
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VI 1711';,,e IlbsCe: eht"C. eil!--enitCei vsteerrP°°l
Dalmeny, Cord—Sti.ving
L' ere
Philips,i I ,t;C:ollto.-1 i epl—c.Sllei g o Co.
tottr.yeirn,pt-lei,ots.,roA...._.—rlX.Lahltirgton
l'igot, David Richard-Clonmell
rtiy, George--East Sussex Darlington, Earl of--Str,opiliire gigot, Robert -Bridgiorth
De Horsey, S. 11.-Newcastle- Planta, Joseph-Hastings
under Lyme Polhill, Frederic k-Bedford
Dick, Quintin-M :Mon Pollen, Sir J.-Andover
D'lsraesi, 8.-Maidstone . Pswerscourt, Viscount-Bath
Pringle, iWle'lX7nd te liesr-S THE C
elkirkshire ,
HEF-D (EUVRE OF SUICIDE.—Lord
Dougl.s Sir C. E.-Warwick .
ePriraiied
11 ti
wu Douro,
serleallt,q\uVis.--'Nre°wrwkeicsbhury Prother,e, Ed ward-Ilalifax Scarborough exhibited the same nonchalance in the act of
Drunueond, 11. 11.-I'erthstiire Posey, Philip-Berkshire killirg himself as he did when he resigned his situation as
Duffield, I homes- Abingdon Ilse, Right tion..Sir Win.-Bute Master of the Horse. He was reproached in the House of
Dunbar, George-Belfast Rein, „Sit r. ltae-Dover
Duncombe, Hon A -Ea.t.P.etfcre Richards, Itichard-Merionethsh. Peers with taking the King's part because he had a place at
Dungannon, Lord -D.Dhain ILckford, W.-Aylesbury Court. "My Lords," said he, "to prove to you that my opinion
Da Pie, George-B. ck Round, Charles Gray-Essex N. is independent of my place, I resign it this moment." lie af-
E at, James huller- Winchester Round, John- Makion terwards found kimself in a perplexing dilemma between a mis-
Etstnor, Viscount-Reigate [foothold, C. E.-Yarmouth
E non, R. J.-Cambridgeshire 1 dushbrooke, Colonel-Sullblk tress whom he loved, but to whom he had promised nothing,
Egerton, NV. 'Patton-Cheshire !Roshout, Geo. Bowlcs-Evesham and a woman he esteemed, and to whom he had promised mar-
Egerton, Sir P.-Cheshire !Russell, Lord John-Stroud riage. Not having sufficient resolution to decide which to
. ii Rutherford, Rt. Hon. A.-Leith
Ellis, Jno.-Newry choose, he killed himself to escape the embarrassment. Per-
Erie, Wm.-Oxford I Sanderson, Richard-Colchester
tcourt, 1' G. 8.-Oxford Univ. iandon land— Liverpo,l haps the coolest attempt at self-destruction on record, the chef-
Faroh:an, P.11.-N. Leicestershire Scarlete, lion. J Y.-Guildford dceucre of a suicide, is one related by Fodere. An English-
Feilden, W. J -Blackbnrn Scrope, Poulett-Stroud man advertised extensively that he would, on a certain day, put
Fellowes, Edw.- Huntingdonsline Seymour, Lord -Totness himself to death in Covent-garden, for the benefit of his wife
Filmer, Sir K-West Kent Sled' Richard Lalor-Ti
, il'Pera" and family. Tickets of admission one guinea each.-Anatonly
Fitzalan, Lord-Arundel thepi,ard, Thomas-Frone
Fazroy, Hon. Henry-Lewes • Shirley, E. J.-Warwick.hire of Suicide.
Fleming, John-Hampshire Sibtliorp, Colonel-Lincoln HANOVER, JUNE 27.—Dr. Graefe has arrived
Follett, Sir W.-Exeter Smith, Abel-Hertfordshire
Forester, Hon. (s.-Wenlock Sm th, It. V. -Northampton from Berlin, and it is positively affirmed that he will certainly
Fox, Sackville Lane-Beverly Smyth, Sir G. H.-Colchester perform the operation on the eyes of the Crown Prince. His
Freinan.le, Sir Thomas -But ks Sp y. Sir S. I'. - Bodmin Roal Highness has decidecil• expressed his resolution to sub-
Fre litisld, James Win -Prtiryn Stanley, E. John-North Cheshire
mil to the operation now. le has, however, been indisposed
from the lliorniag Post.) Gasket!, J.nnes Milnes— Weadock Stanley,
Gladstone,iren W. E.-Newark-on- Staiistield, W. R. C.- Huddersfield fur sonic days past, on which account the opera, ion could not
Whatever good may hereafter arise to Ireland and to
Stewart, John-Lymington yet be performed. Ilis Royal highness the-Crown Prince de-
tl.o Impel ia I lesesisleture from the ePala•ti en of Lord Glynnc, Sir S. IL -Flintshire Start, Henry Chas.-Dorsetshire sires to have his family around him et the decisive moment. for
titailley'sß!ill, of this one immediate bsnefit from it we ceiit,:tri,ciloantd,RAzebrit.a,ew-,Cnrdi::.'ir.l;ule .S.t),,lL:,iirslr:bz..rtesiiiiSoenarborough
which reason the Princess of Schwarzburg landolstedt has been
ertr sure -it Las served to open the eyes of the British Gordon, Eon. W.-Aberdeenshire Surrey, Earl of-West Sussex long here. His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Prussia
public to the irnaortant fact tlsat the pretetst Adatinistra- Gore, O. J. IL-Cainarvonshire "Talbot, C. R. M.—Glamorgandiire (half-brother to his Royal Highness) has already arrived here,
lion is completel, in the hands of O'Connell and the I i 1.1 Gore, Ormsby-Salop i Minim'. Mr. Serjeaut —Reacting
-rs Goring H. D.—New Shoreham Tavistca 11l arquis of-aavistock and Prince Bernhard of Solms Breunfels .is expected every
priests. It was rot easy to make the British public be- tioulliu'rn, Bight Hots H.—Cam-•reignmou'th, Lord-Marylebene hour from Berlin. Ju se e 28..- Ihe illness of Dr. Graefe has
Lev.: this; Luc the pelf i 3 now too palpable to he resisted- bridge Univer.ity . Jenne" t, J. E.-Belfast proved more serious than was at first expected, anti our physi-
GritanperniTt,rttkellon. Sir J. It. G Tne.iger, F. - Wood • o
It was not eesy for Englishmen to psrsoade themselves cans are of opinion that there is little hope of his • being able to
rh mi son Ald.-S 't
erk Li
tha! a ma:, of Lord John Russell's experience, and private Granby, Marquis of-Stamford 1 lornh' ill;G.-Hunutriltdisealo'annshire performation the operation so Wall as vas intended. The pa-
Grate, Sir A. C.-Cambridge Collemache lion. F.—Grantham
et. a s cter, and standing in society, shoeld have become sotient is visited several times a day by Dr. Straglitz. -Ham_
„ Greene 'l'. G.-Lancashire Tfevia v, it.' Si -Cambridgeshire burgh Papers.
C,or, w•i:iy oelisseci in LIS pUblie Capacity as to allow him• Gre,mos, ay, Charles-Leolninste rr... ols Sir F.-Scarborough
self to be the mere tool of Mr. O'Connell, and, of course, Gamrditch,T.-Macelesfield I tes sr, lion G.—Caermarthensh. TII E c(HORSE MARINE."—The origin of this
time euhot &mate agent in wretched craft and trickery, (:innatiree:,' Viscount-Hertford. Trsuirf.rie tilr.ll,
senj.ry:l-.-D_F,:socrtiii:or,t,ex equivoque, which is usually employed to signify a ma!adroit
ntlcrly Unworthy of a rests stable politician of any party. rerirnsten, Hon. E. H -St. Al- Vere, Sir C. 8.-Fast Suffolk sailor, is as follows :- The )uke of Orleans, afterwards known
end. oi keiswn in the British House of Commons till it be- 1 ban's Verner, IA ahem -Armagh Co. as Citrwen ggalite, was placed in early life in command of a
i c1ue5!,1.13..
I.lt:_-:Norutchey:teTi!givri‘ls l‘leerrnuey,.., Sg 1!.1-. Ite:stilitsrivnshir squadron us clsr D'Orvilliers, it twine intended that he should
caMe disgeaeett'hy- the preselice el the nominees of Ma •
ricotl.-fires priests.. The pro .eceiligs upon Lord S.ailles):—Weymouth
succeed his father-in-law, the Due ale Penthieere, as Grand
Bill ~.aye left no doubt upon the mind of any rational sired it
Va:ltt
jfolny t, Henryl-I,enry—LeicestersWre Villiers, Vi:coun _
Admiral of France. At the battle of Ushant, by some mac-
's 4 1 Haus'lton Charles J. B -Aylec. Vivian, MA .r t harles-Bodmin
obserieint man, that secl.s. .s now Inc passion of the Minis- ! fla:nrilton, Lord C.-Tyrone vise n, eel. Ennis-Truto con' tab's Ilunder, he permitted the rear of the British fleet to
Vivisti, Sir It. 11. -East Cornwall escape, although it was completely in Isis power. His enemies
tins lealer of Ilse House of Com:nous. I Harcourt, G. S.—Rucks Waahlin +to charged him with cowardice. Instead of his being hailed as
( From the Moe/ring Herald.) ' Haidinge, Right Hon. Sir 11.- Walsll,l"Sir'.ll'olliiiiS----So‘d‘breus4Suil.bik
Launceston
ocemy, rays., Fare-Grantham-GranthamGrand Admiral, he was at his return appointed colonel of hus-
The Nlarqu's of- Westmeath directed last nig I
itt the Pete•ii I s William C.-Durham. williams, Robert-Dorchester sars, upon which ludicrous occurrence, the equivoque " horse
attention of the House of Leeds to the system of fraud Ila-wke",, "Thomas—Dudley Williams, T. Peers—Marlow marine' was put in circulation by the Parisian wits, and has
under winch Feer-law guardians are elected in Ireland. 11a,'" • kins J H.-Newport, Isle cm Winnington, sir','. E.-Bewdley
reland. ay,'" et' J.
since attained an European currency. Marie Antoinette
Few things arc; we believe, better ascertaiised than that ; ie-heir B --Donegal
sainnington,Worcesterh.
Wodehoi se, Edmand-E Norfolk evinced considerable mirth upon this occasion, fuming the un-
ore- layman Catholic' priests have contrived to rilia.e-, \V. G Wells Wood, Charles-Halifax fortunate Duke into ridicule at every turn. The singular ap-
possess i _ayti r, e •--pointruent, together with this beautiful Queen's sarcastic talent,
themselves of the administration ( f by far the larger per- \ Bueeantehacgo,t,e, Wood, Colonel.-dresrecon
C. ass.-Devizfa Wood, V. J_...7 NI te x .
lion of the fund which in Ireland is devoted to the relic I ` G. J.-Lincolnshire
was unquestionably one cause, and a very pregnant one, of the
C , Henniker Lord=—East Suffolk Wynn, C. W.— ion gomeryshire
of the helpless, or of the unemployed poor. The priests ! 11seaurn,s'erT. hatred which the Duke conceived for his royal brother, Louis
are in the habit of proelaiening from the altar the nem( s et Sir W.—Bucks
_Haddingtonshire Young, John-Cavan Co.
Hsrbert, Hon. S.-so. tit Wilts Young, XVI. and his consort, His pride never forgave the ridicule
. tlerrie tit. li Ai J C -Harwicl TELLER:.
the individuals whom they desire to have returned as peer_ rtlride,' J. • Hod' i,o..—.Newcast'e. .Thaw, Right lion. F.-Dublin Un. which was thus thrown on him ; and here is another illustra-
tion of the truth of the Hon. Mrs. Norton's saying, that we
law guardians ; and those members of the flack, with "asn-'Tyne Litton, Edward-Coleraine never should wilfully offend a human being, since we know not.
,vhem the elec,ion rests, hasten, with their accustomed 1 aeieseeeeseeesseesisesseiesidiesseseessies.
held at
alacrity; to obey the behests of their spin nal tyrants. The Mlt• DUNN AGAIN.—At the Surrey Sessions, Magazine.
result is, that the Irish poor-rate has been converted into a Guildford, on Thursday, Mr. Dunn, the suitor of Miss
A MILITARY DOG.—Every one who has wit-
Ps. eieetionecring fund for the advancement of Pie cry, Burdett Coutts, preferred a charge of assault against Mr.
and for the dismemberment of the empire. At shese Lechmere„Mr. Crawkv, the landlord of the Park Hotel, Nor- nessed a review or field day of the 1 lth Hussars, since their
upon
wood, and two sere ' f the t blishment for an assault stay in this city (Canterbury), must have noticed a rough black
mittens Lord Normenby aed his colleagues o!" course ants o es a .
the
leraat to Hitt
signify Protestantism and the in. said gentlen an at the Park Hotel. Sir Francis Bur- and whae dog of the terrier breed, known as the `• Major,"
laueh. :- . , .
only eett, having been subpoenaed as a witness, was present, and which has constantly attended them, and seemed so thoroughly
t,e Belted' eons:mons ? care for took his seat
segrity or I-- , . • ~ on the bench with the Magistrates. Mr. Dunn acquainted with their evolutions, that even in their most rapid
their place, ; and their pieces are the price of Mee. part- made a long speech, during which lie was repeatedly. inter- wheeling and charging he was always in his:place, and never
rupted on account of irregularity, and then called witnesses, met with an accident. It appears he is or was the property
iretors.
ridership in tile schemes of the Popish colist
--- . -e-- among the rest Sir Francis Burdett, who evidently know no- of Mr. Jennings, a butcher in Northgate, and that he " en-
-- thing about the matt( r, and whose evidence amounted to this, listed" about 15 months ago; since which his home has been
FIRE ON THE GREAT \VESTERN RAILWAY. i that he had received at least a hundred letters from the the sentry-box, and he has bees a welcome member of every
_A few a)p, etiteg we announced that a fire had occurred on plaintiff, and had read only the first. The Jury, after a short mess. Tie confusion and want of comfort occasioned by pre-
, by parties in the parations for marching, induced him, on Monday, to visit his
the luggage-train of the Great Western Railway, attended deliberation, returned a verdict of acquittal f
danss. The Court was crowd .d . for
allthe
old master ; and when, on Monday morning, the Ist division
with a Nr;.',/ serious destruction of property. A paragraph has
s which states that taie hood to witness the
bmen going the lound of the paper-, i
- - .
- vain is exclusiaely appropriated to the „ conveyance of lug- o'clock at night. ieighdbeofennr:
FAIR IN HYDE PA n K.—At the Levee last Northgate but he soon discovered that his favor ite attraction, the
morning
gr
hheadlool ikttelde difficultyanxionsl
anxiously
in
after r e -
d d band,"!twining
hinlwa.s wanted, and
easnddayhmis
gage, and carries r.o passengers, and that, therefore, the fire '
. Wednesday, I -r. .buncombe presented aPetitio
nsignatures, to the the baggage-waggons and escorts, as if suspicious of something
•oi payee
age-train cart i pa. gers at a very r . educed rate, and an a i
is
yde Park in the month going
' is now in custody on suspicion of having wilfully set fire to i drum announced the approach of " head-quarters," there was
of August next, in honour of the birth-day of ' Royal
the goods. He was taken, having in his possession a ph: a •
ness the Prince Albert. him ,
1 holding 11. •
no
e auterus-bex, and other articles requisite for the purpose. He 1 I placed himself between Lord and Lady Cardigan, at the head
/to s endergone one examination, and there appears but litee (the Wilt hi .
When we s re Independent) considerimmediately behind his favorite band, and
of the regiment,
doubt of his guilt. the course which the Reformed House of Commons has thus marched out of Canterbury. The " Major" appears
'
.:' V• i y morning, between nine and ten o'clock, a adopted-a
.. _ ric aand 11 no doubt be well treated
a-op course as nearly as possible similar to that of the devoted to a military life, will , , .
Howse returned by- the influence of the horoughmengers-we We, ourselves, do not quite believe doctrine of Pythagoras
&ended accident occurred in the Fulhern road to Ashton
residing at Fulham who was thrown out of cannot feel
''lseieliton, Egi., „say great surprise that the Chartists, as a body, but the
Y who do cannot reasonably tentrtain a doubt that the
his gig by the horse taking fright. Mr. Leighton's injuries are .1 sl ctald have refused to petition it for a repeal of the tax on soul of some defunct drum-major (
perhaps formerly belonging
that tax does press upon them with a to the • 0 has passed into the body of the faithful
A compound fracture of the right leg, besides dreadful injuries bread, even although ver7 regimen ,
on the head ; he was removed to his residence in ahopeless state. , degree of severity altogether unexampled. I " Major.' -Kentish ObSerVer.