The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-20 00:00:00

CORN IMPORTATION BILL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 15.
DIVISION ON THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM'S
AMENDMENT.-MINORITY.

DUKES. EARLS.
Richmond ' Egmont
Beaufort Shannon
Rutland Ennisklllcn
Montrose Roden LORDS.
Newcastle Mountcashell Stanley
Buckingham Wicklow De ROS
Cleveland Lucan Hastings
MARQUISES. Erne Clinton:
Salisbury Limerick Willoughby d'Eresby
Downshire Clancarty Beaumont
Exeter Onslow Vans
Nelson St. John
Charley'lle Sinclair
Orford Saltoun
Lonsdale Polwarth
Harewood Middleton
Bradford Sondes
Beauchamp Boston
Sheffield Hawke
Eldon Waisinghain
Falmouth Southampton
Somers Berwick
Stradbroke Bayning
I sister Bolton
Ranthrly Northwick
visconwil. Clanbrock
Hereford Redesdale
Gage Colchester
Doneraile - Faversham
St. Vincent Skelmersdale
Sidmonth Wynford
Lorton Templemore
Lake Abinger
Exmouth Ashburton
Combermere De Freyne.
Ponson by

BISHOP/.
Gloucester
Exeter

EARL!.
Huntingdon
Winchilsea
Chesterfield
Sandwich
Abingdon
Eglin toun
Kianoull
Airlie
Selkirk
Orkney
Oxford
Dartmouth
Aylesford
Stanhope
Pomfret
Ashburnham
Warwick
Hardwicke
Ilchester
Delawarr
Mansfield
Carnarvon
Cadogan
Malmesbury

PAIRS.

Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Portland
Duke of Manchester
Marquis of Thomond
Marquis of Ely
Marquis of Westmeath
Earl of Cardigan
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl Ferrero
Earl Tankerville
Earl Waldegrave
Earl Guilford
Earl Digby
Earl Beverley
Earl Longford
Earl Brownlow
Viscount Arbuthnot
Viscount Strangfonl
Viscount Doneraile
Viscount O'Neill
Viscount Beresferd
Viscount Canterbury
Bishop of Winchester
Bishop of Bangor
Bishop of Llandaff
Bishop of Bath and Wells
Lord Willoughby de Broke
Lord Colville
Lord Reay
Lord Dynevor
Lord Bagott
Lord Sherborne
Lord Braybrooke
Lord Lilford
Lord Farnham
Lord Crofton
Lord Alvanley
Lord Ravensworth
Lord Rayleigh

Earl Howe
Archbishop of Canterbury
Marquis of Winchester
Duke of Devonshire
Marquis of Ormonde
Duke of Sutherland
Earl of Besborough
Viscount Melville
Earl of Romney
Lord Saye and Sele
Earl Meath
Lord Prudhoe
Duke of Somerset
Duke of Bedford
Earl of Westmorland
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Abercromby
Earl Camperdown
Duke of Roxburghe
Viscount Massareene
Earl of Clare
Lord Foley
Bishop of Lichfield
Bishop of Chester
Lord Bexley
Bishop of Norwich
Earl Amherst
Lord Downes
Bishop of Durham
Earl of Essex
Earl of Stair
Lord Strafford
Lord Colborne
Earl Sefton
Lord Talbot of Malahide
Marquis of Anglesey
Lord Dunfermline
Lord Stourton
Lord Rolle.

UNITED HILLS MINE COMPANY.—The annual meeting
was held on Thursday, at the offices, Old Broad-street.
Robert Clarke, Esq., in the chair. From the reports, It appeared that
the produce of the sale of copper in the past year was 14,4001., which
amount was less than the expense by about 1,5001.
TnE QUEEN DowAGER.—Her Majesty the Queen
Dowager arrived at Ostend on Tuesday evening, a few minutes before
eight o'clock. She was received on landing by Sir Hamilton Sey-
mour, G.C.H., by General Crockenburg, Aide-de-Camp to the King
of the Belgians. and the authorities of the town. A guard of honour
was In attendance, and on her arrival salutes were fired by the
packets belonging to the South-Eastern and Continental Steam Com-
pany, General Steam Navigation, &e. Her Majesty appeared in
excellent spirits.
MARRIAGE IN Ilion LIFE.—The marriage of Lord
Fielding, son of the Earl of Denbigh, to Miss Pennant, daughter of
Lady Emma Pennant, was solemnised on Thursday morning, at
Brighton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Broderip,
a relative of the bride, and the Earl of Cardigan, uncle to the bride,
gave her away. Shortly after the ceremony the youthful pair left
Brighton for London by railway, with the intention of proceeding
forthwith so Newnham Paddocks, in Warwickshire, where they will
remain some time.

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ARRIVAL OF THE REIGNING DUKE OF SAXE COBURO.
—We received the following from our Southampton correspondent
last night :—" The Duke of Saxe: Coburg, accompanied by
his uncle
and suite, arrived at Southampton this evening at six o'clock. in
the Polyphemus war-steamer. Immediately on his arrival, Captain
re-
Ellis and S. P. Edwards, Esq., waited on his Royal Highness
to
for
calve hi.i commands. At 745 his Royal Highness and
snits
London in a special train, but it is understood will retnrn left
Osborne
House with her Majesty."
Tr, A TH.—A nu-
ENCROACIIMENTS ON HAMPSTEAD .4"--
,holders, and
merously attended meeting of the resident g,entry, °T. hall of the
ratepayers of. Hampstead, was held on TbursidXll4"the long_dis-
workhouse, New-end, for the purpose of cotenits° which have beet.
made, question relative to the enemachnisir Henry Parry, Dr.
made, or are anticipated on the com 0
Butt, Mr. Gurney Hoare, and other gerantn.m
the lord of the manor, having
en took part in the pro-
ceedings ;and finally Sir T. Wilson. the his willingness to meet a
addressed the meeting, and announced
broke
uiep.gentle-
committee, and, if possible settle the manor
men were appointed as a committee,T a
thette meeting l tlngb amicably,r
o
The works at the Nelson
THE NELSON MONIIMEN
monument are being carried on with great activity, but there is an
deviation from the original plan, as a great portion of the,
evideat
brickwork arches, which were builtb ine tiers for a flight of steps, have
protected by a raised parapet.
M taken down, and the base wln