The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-21 00:00:00

PAIRS.

Fon AGAINST.
Sir Charles Napier ... with Mr. Thornhill
Admiral Berkeley
Mr. 0. Ricardo ,, Mr. Evelyn Denison
Mr. Bass
Mr. S. Ricardo „ Mr. P. Bennett
Sir E. Perry „ Sir H. Mildox
Mr. Jackano ~
Lord Uxbridge ,, Col,knel Smyth
Mr. T. A. Bellew „ Mr. G. E. Heneage
Sir J. Shelley
Mr. Milligan „ Lord Jermyn
Mr. Gregson . . „ Mr. Baring
Mr. R. Sheridan „ Sir John Trollops
Mr. Lock ...
Mr. Cebbett • „ Mr. R. Paltrier
Mr. Ma rjori blnks „ Mr. 0. Heathcote
Mr. Scholefield „ Mr. Napier
Sir J. Duke
Mr. Bouverie . ... „ Mr. H. Baring
Sir George Dashwood ,, Colonel Moxwell
Colonel Clifford
Mr. T. Kennedy
Mr. F. B. Beamich „ Colonel Boldero
Mr. T. S Duncombe
M. Pollard Urquhart „ Mr. Cony
Colonel Tynta
Mr. J. A. Smith .. „ Mr. Spooner
Mr. Mills
Sir W. Clay „ Sir W. Gallwey
Mr. Deasy.. „ Mr. F tzgerald
The A ttoriter General „ Mr. Walpole
Mr. 8011.
Mr. Knight and Mr. Graves Sawle were accidentally
shut out of the Division on the Thillot last night.

FERMOT PEERAGE.—Eight of the learned judges
pronounced an opinion on Monday in the House of Lords,
that the Act of Union with Ireland did not warrant the
Government on the extinction of three peera Fes in the
creation of a barony of Frrinoy in favour of Mr. David
Roche ; and several of the judges, including the Chief
Baron, intimated that it was an attempted innovation on
the recognised prac:ice of half a century. The accusa-
tion against Lord Palmerston of having advised her
Majesty to make an unauthorised exercise of her pre.
regative may now he taken as suffi gently established ;
and it may also be taken 3,4 established that Mr. Roche is
not a peer, for, although there has been an extinction of
an Irish peerage since the issue (.f the patent, that will
not make a creation good which it appears was bad at
its inception. If Mr. It,'ohe'a political cervices are to
be rewarded with a paerago there most be a new
creation.

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