The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-10 00:00:00

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The adjotirnment at half-past twelve must have been welcome 1 Dile of BICkINGHAM, it is true, spoke with
both to their Lordships and their audience, for the discussion, :
up4h the whole, was languid-Morning Chronicle. confidence of the defeat of the Bill, but
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The debate in the Hpuse of Lord; Ernich is to decide km- Lord GREY was not confident even of the
vocably, ‘. axe" or "‘lb," the question of revolution, com. bentitn e n t s of the Duke of WELLINGTON, who,
menced noSte.day evening, and will probably occupy two or
three days more. Lord Haddington took this opportunity of however, appears to have made no secret of his
proclaiming himself one of those who, by voting for the second feelininfrs. Lord r,
uttEt's frieitds, who bare tan:-
reading, are about to desert_ their former prititipleal rose the 5; ' k 4,4, ,
esteem of their friends and hitt* the bbnitmit Of their line- vatsed the Iloilse of Peers, must either haVe
mies. It trertildt ib cittell niiii,fi the resent case, .We found .
hate heard *hat the diaviie're hare kb, sa,, thpir iniserAle
apologia for AWorkkiik what they condozion,.pl4.lq lite.- every Member a. reserved equivocator or
an absolute mute, or they themselves must be
muting *h6ttlley abhor—for euttipg their throats to save their
lives—are already before us. It is beyond the reach' defog' tti enee more secret than the tongueless mutes of the Sub-
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or of skill to recommend by any thing like is..rlirient a conduct lime Porte. Last night the wildest conjectures and
so feeble and... so eroAtid -.ls theirs, and we accordingly
find bet! Haddington on this occasion, degenerating the most contradictory statements were floating
from the higher line of intellectual oratory, in which his talents
naturally place him, to a strain of shuffling, shifting apology, amongst those whose rank and political connexions
such as Lord Althorp or Sir James Graham would almost be would in ordinary cases procure them certain
ashamed of. Such speeches cannot possibly ponvlnde.pr iris:
lead any of the other et nserVitire Peers; and we I*,*.* ftill)' information of the strength of parties. Very
trust; thitt those ti-ble l'irsona es will be
.equally uncoritarni-
plausible list's' were handed about, proving, ac-
nated by the unwarranted and unworthy fars to which alone cording to the partisans who possessed them,
is to be attributed the tergiversation of the nstavererls. There
is, in trittfi, no danger nod, o9Sed to the honourable and con- that the Bill would be lost or won, and the ma-
seientioikeelr':lSaike of t heir duties by the Peers. The malevo. .
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lone and therage of the Times is indeed unabated ; the good-
es on either side were stated with a variety
will of that organ of the Ministers to support their of numbers, which only showed the prevailing
measures by violence and outrage is nothing diminished, „ 1•• The manner
but its power over the brute force of the ,muttittlfle ii gnoratiee Upon the suoject.
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no longer the swim :fhe iladicais have disco- and tone of the different speakers were
vered the faliseliad and treachery of the Whigs ;
and tf..e *inud, and itohes, and brickbats, those most anxiously watched, and, we must con-
rassila argludielits which the Times could (and did) set in mo- fess, that the effrontery and guilty confi-
ten last year, under the direction and in behalf of its noble iknee were all on the side of the neutrals
and learned patrons, will no longer fly at its bidding The (
hands that wield those Whig persuasives would be as ready and Ultia-Tories. We must leave Lord
now to hurl them at the Times and its employers as they were
last year to assail the Tbries with them. The conservative GREY under his fearful responsibility for thirty-
Lords who, uhder such a change of circumstances, should now six
hours—for in that time the battle will most
ktiail in the good fight would indeed be deserving of all con-
tempt. That those Who bravely huffeted the storm when the probably be decided. In the meanwhile, the
*aims rose mountains high should abandon the ship when she
rides in Sisiotth water would remind us of the folly of the Gas- country may enjoy whatever consolation can be
con who, being offered his choice of two punishments—to derived from the fact, that Bishops, Tory Peers,
bear a hundred lashes or to pay a hundred marks—chose the
stripes, but when he had borne ninety-nine of them paid the ultra boroughmongers, and all classes and con-
' fine rather than endure the one remaining stroke.—Morning (116011 S of the aristocracy, and to the third and
Post.
' - - -.--: fourth generation, confess that some Reform is

IRELAND.

necessary. The exceptions to this acknowledge-
ment are the Duke of WELLINGTON, the Ox-
ford petitioners, and a few semi-lunatics in both
Houses of Parliament.

LIST OF THE MINORITY

O THIRTEEN WHO VOTED FOR MR. CRAMP'ON'S
AMENDMENT ON ONE OF THE CLAUSES OF THE
IRISH TITHE BILL.
Clerk, Sir G. Jones, -
Cole, Lord Lefroy, Dr. T.
Fitzgerald, Sir A. La toy, A.
Hayes, Sit E. Maxwell, H.
Holmes, Wm.

Shaw, F.
Somerset, Lord G
Vyvyan, Sir U.
Young J.

LIST OF IRISH MEMBERS, USUALI
NISTERS, WHO VOTED IN THE M
SAME AMENDMENT.
Browne, J. French, A.
Burke, Sir J. Jephscn, C. D. 0.
Callaghan, D. King, Hon. n.
Carew, R. S. Leader, N. P.
Chapman, M. L. Mullins, F.
Doyle, Sir J. M.
Messrs. Bainbridge al

X OPPOSING MI-
UOII.ITY ON THE

M'Namara, W. ti,
O'Connell, M.
ilutliven, E. S.
Rice, T. S.
Shell, R. L.

id Duneombe (Englisi
ported Ministers.

Members) also sup-

7-E MINORITY
MOTION OF MR LEFROY,
. SALARY OF nik/. A YEAR
'HE REGISTRAR OF DEEDS

LIST OF
OF SIXTY-TWO, ON THE
THAT AN ADDITIONAL
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO T
IN IRELAND.
ENGLAND.
Baring, F. T.—Portsmouth •
Benett, J.—Wiltshire
Bentinck, Ld. G.—Ring's Lynr.
Bernal, R.—Rochester
Btarnire, \V.—Cumberland
Bouverie, P. P.—Downton
Bulwer, E. L.—St. Ives
Calvert, C.—Southwark
Carter, J. B.—Portsmouth
Chaytor, Sir W. It—Durham
Chichester, J. P. B.—Barnstaple
Curteis, H. B.—Sussex
Denman, Sir T—Nottinghamsh.
Dundas, T.—York
Ellice, E.—Coventry
Evans, W.—Leicester
Fox, Lieut.-Col.—Caine
Gisborme, T.—Stafford
Hudson, Thomas—Evesham
Ingilby, Sir W.—Lincolnshire
King, E. B.—Warwick
Knight, R.—Wallingford
Macdonald, Sir J.—Hampshire
Marjoribanks, S.—Hythe
Palmer, C. F.—Reading
Poyntz, W. S.—Ashburton
Bickford, W.—Aylesbury
Robinson, Sir G.—Northampton
!Cooper, J. B.—Huntingdonshire
Scott, Sir K D.—Lichfield
Sebright, Sir J.—Hertfordshire
Spencer, Hon. F.—Worcestersh.
Stanley, E. J.—Hindon
Strickland, G.—Yorkshire

Strutt, E.—Derby
Stuart, Lord D. C.—Arundel
Thicknesse, R.—Wigan
Thomson, Rt. Hon.C. P.—Dover
Throckmorton, R.—Berkshire
Tomes, J.—Warwick
Tracy, Charles—Tewkesbury
Venables, Ald.—London
Vernon, G. J.—Derbyshire
Villiers, T. H.—Bletchingly
Warburton, H.—Bridport
Webb, E.—Gloucester
Wilks, J.—Boston
Williams, W.—Monmouthshire

SCOTLAND.
Dixon, J.— Glasgow, &c.
Johnston, J.—Dunfermlin, &c.

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