The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-19 00:00:00

CORN IMPORTATION BILL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 15.
DIVISION ON THE DUBE OF BUCKINGHAM'S

AMENDMENT.-MINORITY.

DIMES. EARLS. Hill
Richmond Eginca4 BISHOPS.
Beaufort Shannon Gloucester
Rutland Enniskillen Exeter
Montrose Roden LORDS.
Newcastle Mountcashell Stanley
Buckingham Wicklow De Rog'
Cleveland Lucan Hastings
MARQUISES. Erne Clinton,
Salisbury Limerick Willoughby d'Ercaby
Downshiro Clancarty Beaumont
Exeter Onslow Vaux

EARLS. Nelson St. John
Huntingdon Charley'lls Sinclair
Winchilsea Orford Saltoun
Chesterfield Lonadale Polwarth
Sandwich Harewood Middleton
Abingdon Bradford Sondes
Eglintoun Beauchamp Boston
Kinnoull Sheffield Hawke
Airlie Eldon Walsingham
Selkirk Falmouth Southampton
Orkney Somers Berwick
Oxford ' Stradbroke Bayning
Dartmouth Munster Bolton
Aylesford Ranfurly Northwick
Stanhope VISCOUNTS. Clanbrock
Pomfret Hereford Redesdale
Asbburnham Gage Colchester
Warwick Doneraile Faversham
Hardwick e St. 'Vincent Skelm ersdale
Ilchester Sidmouth Wynford
Delawarr Lorton Templemore
Mansfield Lake Abinger
Camarvon Exmouth Ashburton
Cadogan Combermers De Freyne.
Malmesbury Ponsonby

♦ PAIRS.
Duke of Marlborough Earl Howe
Duke of Portland Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Manchester Marquis of Winchester
Marquis of Thomond Duke of Devonshire
Marquis of Ely Marquis of Ormonde
Marquis of Westmeath Duke of Sutherland
Earl of Cardigan Earl of Besborough
Earl of Lauderdale Viscount Melville
Earl Ferrers Earl of Romney.

Earl Tankervilla Lord Saye and Sele
Earl Waldegrave Earl Meath
Earl Guilford Lord Prudhoe

Earl Digby
Earl Beverley
Earl Longford

Duke of Somerset
Duke of Bedford
Earl of Westmorland

Earl Brownlow Marquis of Londonderry
Viscount Arbuthnot Lord Abercromby
Viscount Strangford Earl Camperdown
Viscount Donorslle Duke of Roxburghe
Viscount O'Neill Viscount Massareene
Viscount Beresferd Earl of Clare
Viscount Canterbury ' Lord Foley
Bishop of Winchester Bishop of Lichfield
Bishop of Bangor Bishop of Chester
Bishop of Llandaff Lord Bexley
Bishop of Bath and Wells Bishop of Norwich
Lord Willoughby de Broke Earl Amherst
Lord Colville Lord Downes
Lord Reay Bishop of Durham.

Lord Dyncvor

Earl of Essei

Lord Bagott Earl of Stair
Lord Sherborne Lord Strafford
Lord Braybrooke Lord Colborne
Lord Lilford Earl Sefton
Lord Farnham
Lord Talbot of Malalude
Lord Crofton
Lord Alvan.ley
Marquis of Anglesey
Lord Ravensworth
Lord Dunfermline Lord Rayleigh
Lord
Rolle.
Lord Stourton

THE QuEEND H
OWAGER.— er biajesty
Dowager arrived at Ostend evening, a few minutes before
eight o'clock. She on Tuesday
was received on landing by Sir Hamilton
the King
Sey-
mour, G.C.H., by General Crockenburg, Aide-de-camp to
honour
the Queen
of the Belgians, and the authorities of the town. Agard odf
by
the
was in attendance, and on her arrival salutes
appeared in
Ann General Steam Navigation, Bcc. He 2IN
packets belonging to the South-Eastern and
r__Continental.vesty steam Com-
excellent spirits.
—The marriage of Lord
Pennant, daughter of
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIEhE•
Yesterday morning, at
Lady Fielding,
Emmason
ofr then
Brighton. The ceremony "t'lie Earl of Cardigan, uncle to the bride,
a relative of the bride, and
the ceremony the youthful pair left
enanEat„rl of Densboifer;intoisedMissy
Shortly after
gave her away. by railway, with the intention of proceeding
Brighton for London
paddocks, in Warwickshire, where they will
forthwith so Newnham
remain some time.
ARRivAL oF THE REIGNING DUKE OF SA.XE COBURG.
the following from our Southampton correspondent
—We received .—.. The Duke of Saxe: Coburg, accompanied by his uncle
last night .
and suite, arrived at Southampton this evening at six o'clock, in
the Polyphemus war-steamer. Immediately on his arrival, Captain
Ellis and S. P. Edwards, Esq., waited on his Royal Highness to re-
ceive his commands. At 745 his Royal Highness and suite left for
London in a special train, but it is understood will return to Osborne
House with her Majesty."
ENCROACHMENTS ON HAMPSTEAD HEATH.—A nu-
merously attended meeting of the resident gentry, copyholders, and
ratepayers of Hampstead, was held yesterday in the hall ql the
workhouse, New-end, for the purpose of considering the longliis-
puted question relative to the encroachments which have been
made, or are anticipated on the common. Sir Henry Parry, Dr.
Butt, Mr. Gurney Hoare, and other gentlemen took part in the pro-
ceedings ; and finally Sir T. Wilson, the lord of the manor, having
addressed the meeting, and announced his willingness to meet a
committee, and, if possible settle the matter amicably, nine gentle-
men were appointed as a committee, and the meeting broke up.
THE NELSON MONUMENT.—The works at the Nelson
monument are being carried on with great activity, but there is an
evident deviation from the original plan, as a great portion of the
brickwork arches, which were built in tiers for a flight of steps, have
been taken down, and the basie will be protected by a railed parapet.