The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-17 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARV DIVISION S.

(From the rotes and Proceedings of the House of Common. )
MONDAY, MARCH 15.
DRAINAGE OF LANDS BILL.
Order for Second Reading read ; Motion made and Question
propose(l,—,, That the Rill be now read a second; time :"
Amendment prorosed, to leave out the word ' now,' and at the
end of the Question to add the words, ' upon this day six
7.noeths t"—Question put. " That the word ' now' stand part
of the Question i"—Tite house divided :-
MAJORITY—AYES
Adam, Sir Charles
Howard, F. J. '
Alston. Rowlknd
B 'the% R. Janes, William
Brotherton, J. Maule, Hon. rox
Campbell, Sir J. Morpeth, V iscount
Morris, David
Craig. W U Muskett, George A
Gordon, Robert Paget, Lord A.
Cr...ene, T. Palmer, George
Grey, Sir G. Pigot, D. It
Hindley, Charles Pusey, p. .
11orsman, Edward Rutherford, A

I.erriour, Lord
Stansfield, W. IL C
Steuart, It.
Stewart, James
Thernely, Thomas
White, A.
Wood, G. \V
Wyse, Thomas
TE1.1.1, Its.
Han ley, H.
Verney, Sir IL

,
MINORITY--- NCI
—l'
Frederick
Berkeley, F. H. Hodgson
Berkeley, Hun. C. Hope, G. W.
Broadley, H. Kemble, Henry
Courtenay, Philip Maricenzie, W. F.
Dalrymple, Sir A. >7.... iles, W.
Douglas, Sir C. Miles, I'. S.
Eaton, R. J. M irgan, Octavius
Goddard, Ambrose

Nicholl, J.
Parker, It. T.
Prm2le, A.
Rae, sir William

TELLaRI3.
Sibtllorp. Colonel
ilarby, George

CHRISTOPHER LAI
Petition of Capt. Christopher Laroche I
read :—Motion made, and Question put,-
tition be printed with the Votes
House divided :

0 CITE,

presented 9th March]
—" That the said Pe-
'Mr. Alston) :—The

NORIT Y—AYES,
Jones, John
Manic, Hon Pox
Morris, David
' Muskett, G. A,
l'aget, Lord Alfred
Parker; R.T.

rese, J("CO
Woo I, B,,amin
- cij
Wyse, honlas

Arclidall, General
Berkeley, F. 11.
Douglas, Sir C. E.
Conlon, R.
Handley,
Hodgson, IL
Howard, F. J.

TELLERS.
Alston, it.
Berkeley, C.

tdam, Admiral Sir C
Bethel% IL
Broadley, Henry
Brotherton, J.
Campbell, Sir John
Courtenny, P.
Darby, ILleorge
Eliot, Lord

JORIT Y-NOES,
Hindley, C.
liodgso,
Kemble, Henry
Alackenzie, W. F.
Morgan, Octavius
Morpeth, Viscount
Pipet, D. B.
Pringle, A.

20.
liae, Sir William
Sibthorp, Colonel
Thornely, Thomas
Verney, Sir 11.
Wood, G.W.

TELLERS.
Greer., T. G.
Nicholl, J

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

NOTICES GIVEN AT THE PRIVATE BILL OFFICE.
SATUUDAY, MARCH Id.
j. cheyely Inclmre—Second Reading, Wednesday, March 17.
2. Preston and Longridge Railway—Report, Tuesday, March !6.
MONDAY, MARCH 15.
1. London and BlaclmAl (Commercial) Railway—Second
lug, Friday, Marc., 19.
2. Clifton Bridg:—Sec: zAI Reading, Friday,
3. Herculaneum Docks (No. 2)—Committee on Petition, ad-
journed till Wednesday. March 17.
4. Newport Dock—Second Reading, Friday, March 19.
5. Coventry and ‘Varwick Road—Second Reading, march ify.
G. South Western Rail Nay (NO. I)—Clauses to be added on lie-
port, Tuesday, March 16.
7. Kentish Town Faving—Second Reading, Friday, March 19.

THE LOUVRE.—The annual exhibition of the
works of modern artists at the Louv:e W4S opened yester-
day (Monday). Upwards of 4,000 works cf art ha% e been
presented to the jury (f adetaisi in, of shich near:f half
have bean refused. It is said that, opt] the whole, it tail
be better than that of last year.
Nzw Pooß-LAw.-13r the return just laid be-
fore Parliament (moved for by Mr. F. .Mule) it appears
that the gross total number of Fa ,re-s relieved in England
and Wales during the quarter ended Lady-day, 1840 (in-
cluding the places not yet brought under the Poor-law
Amendment Act, &c.), alumnus to 1,201,344. The pro-
purtt.n ut iqcloor ala uutloer I..uper. relieved to the po-
pulation, for the same period, Was B 6-iottle per cent.