The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-24 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Jinx 22.
ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL.
Majority on the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Title*
Assumption Bill .

PRESENT.
H. R. li. the Duke of Harrowby
Cambridge Hardwicke
Lord Chancellor Ilchester

St. Asaph
St. David's
Salisbuiy

DUKES.
Argyll
Buckinghanl
Cleveland
Grafton
Manchester
Montrose
Norfolk
Wellington
stanctursze.
Breadalbane
Cholmondeley
Clanricarde
Donegal
Ely
Lansdowne
Ormonde
Salisbury
Waterford
Westminster
Winchester
EARLS.
Aylesford
Abergavenny
Airlie
ltesborough
Bathurst
Beverley
Bandon
Cowper
Craven
Chichester
Cot tenham
Carlisle
Cardigan
Dartmouth
Darnley
Digby
Effingham
Egaiont
Enniskillen
Fitzhardinge
Fitzwilliam
Gosford
Gray
Granville
Glengall
Galloway
Harrington

Jersey BARONS.
Kingston Alvanley
Kianoull Abinger
Longford Broughton
Lucan Beaumont
Lanesborough Byron
Miato Ilaynlng
Morley Bolton
Morton Berncrs
Mountcashell Churchill
Malmesbary Crewe
Macclesfield Carrington
Manvers Cranworth
Mansfield Campbell
Pomfret Colborne
I'owis Crofton
Romney Colchester
Rosse Castlemaino
Strafford Clarina
Shaftesbury Dinorben
Scarborough De Manley
Selkirk Dufferin
Talbot Delarnere
Verulain De Ros
Westmorland Dunsaney
Waldegrave Erskine
Warwick Elphinstone
Wilton Feversham
Zetland Foley
VISCOUNTS. Forester
Clifden Gough
Combermero Harris
Hardinge Keane
Hereford Kilmaine
Ponsonby Lilford
Sydney Leigh
BISIIOFS. Overstone
Chester Portman
Cork Redesdale
Chichester Stanley of Alderley
Carlisle Seaton
Hereford Sondes
Killaloe Templemore
Lichfield Tenterden
London Vivian
Manchester Wodehouse
Norwich Walsingham
Oxford Willoughby ds Eresby
Ossory

Rutland, Duke of
Lyndhurst, Lord

PAIRS.
Conyngham, Marquis of
Ellesmere, Earl of

PROXIES FOR.
ARCHBISHOP. Falmouth Durham
Canterbury Gainsborongh Ely
DUKES. Guilford Gloucester
Brandon Harewood Lincoln
Devonshire Kintore Peterborough
Leinster Leicester Ripon
Marlborough Lovelace Winchester
Roxburgh Lindsay Worcester
Richmond Lonsdale BARONS.
Somerset Leven Abercromby
Sutherland Oxford Begot .
MARQUISBS. Orford Berwick
Ailsa Onslow Bateman
Anglesey Poulett Boston
Abercorn Radnor Cowley
Downshire Ranfurly Clonbrook
Exeter Rosebery Clinton
Huntley Roden Douglas
Normanby Ripon De Lisle
Westmeath Rosslyn Downes
EARLS. Shannon Farnham
Albemarle Somers Glenelg
Buckinghamshire Scofield Hawke
Burlington Stamford Flowden
Beauchamp Sheffield Heytesbury
Brownlow Spencer Ilatherton
Clarendon Lefton Howard de.Walden
Clare Sandwich Kenyan
rourtoun Wigan LondesbOrOugh
Caledon Yarborough Monson
Cork VISCOUNTS. Methuen
Clanwilliam Beresford Milford
Dude Bolingbroke Mostyn
De Grey Doneraile Northwick
Desart Falkland Polwarth
Derby Melville Rodney
Eldon O'Neill Rolle
Erroll St. Vincent Sherburne
Essex Sidmouth Teynhsual
Eglinton rumors. Vernon
Ferrers Bangor
Fortescue Bath and Wells wWwlynfocxord

;From the Votes and Proceedings of the Souse of C6471°1"..)

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23.
VALUATION (IRELAND) BILL.
(IN THE COMMITTEE.)
Clause 1 (Repealing io much of 9 and 10 Vic., c. 110, as
relates to valuation of counties hereafter to be valued, and
aortionment of poor-law rating, grand jury cess, and city
and town rating) :—Page 2, line 9, Amendment propoßed to
leave out the word " and, 'in order to insert the word 0; .7,
—Question put, " That the word and' stand part •
01 the
Clause." The Committee divided:—
MAJORITY—AYES, 65.

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attendance of visitors,
of foreigners, whothe appeared to
grounds. The Viet be exceedingly pleased with
attraction Victoria Regis House was a point of con-
siderableflower. In the Winter one
Garden
the beautiful plants being in full
of the "Neiumb was shown a beautiful speci-
menSpeciosum Album," a smaller
species of the 'Victoria rnni
Regia lily, sent by the Duke of
Northumberland, which is the first that has flowered in
this country. The flower was greatly admired, and the ex-
tremely cellular nature of the stem of the '
plant attracted
considerable notice. The refreshments supplied by Mr.
Masters, of the east and west refre '
shment-room, Great Ex-
hibition, were of excellent quality, and the rooms were
crowded throughout the day. The bands of the Ist Life
Guards and 17th Lancers were in attendance, and performed
in excellent style selections from Donizetti, Labitzky, Ros-
sini, Weber, Verdi, Strauss, Jullien, and other eminent
composers. The company separated about five o'clock.
A number of Poles engaged in the Hungarian re-
volution, and who have recently arrived in this country from
Turkey, left Southampton for Havre on Tuesday night. The
expense to the Engle: '►h Government of those Hungarians and
Poles who have been recently released from captivity in.
Turkey, through the interference of Sir Stratford Cannino,
is about 2,0004 This expense has been incurred in pre-
serving the refugees from starvation while in this country,
and in shipping them to America. Many of the refugee
officers have not been under the necessity of receiving assist-
ance from the British Government. Two more batches of
Hungarian refugees are shortly expected from Constanti-
nople. Amongst the last party Will probablybe oesu I th
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