The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-01 00:00:00

FOREIGN POLICY.

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION ON MR.
ROEBUCK'S MOTION.
PRESE.NT. . .
Ayes .. 310 Noes ........... ... 264
Tellers ... 2 Tellers 2

312 :4 66
Pairs
Absent Whigs «. 2l ' Absent Consorva-
- tives, including
342 both Protectionists
313 and Pselites
Speaker ...... 1

656
PAIRS.

Trail!, G. * Bernard, Lord
GrOsvenor, Earl Blandford, Marquis
Fordyce, A. Deedes, ‘Villiarn
Haste, Alexander Dundas, George
lltudley, Charles Hope, Sir. T. .
Williamson, Sir H. Lopes, Sir R.
Trelawny, J. S. lsl.qsreill, D.
Busteild, W. Powell, Colonel •
Grogan, H. St, George, C.
CONSERVATIVES ABSENT NVITIIOUT PAIRS-38.
Adare, Lord (abroad) Jermyn, Lord
Alford, Lord (abroad) Lewis, Sir F.•
Bailey, J., jun. (ill) Lincoln, Lord (abroad)
Baring, Hon. F. (abroad) Northland. Lord (abroad)
Bell, M. (ill) Powlett, Lord W.
Benbow, John Rendlesham, Lord
Boyd, John Renton, J. C
Trackley, Lord 011) Robinson, G. (ill)
Charteris, Hon. F. (abroad) Seymour, Sir 11.
Clive, H 11, '. Smyth, J. C.
Currie, 11. (abroad) 4ornerton, Lord
Denison, E. B. Stephenson, R.
Douglas, Sir 0. Sturt, 11. G.
Frewen, C. H. Sutton, J. M.
Goddard, A. . Urquhart, D.
Gore, W. 0. , West, Frederick
Greene, Thomas. . . Wynn, Right Hon. C.
Hayes, Sir E. Wy,nn, Sir W.
Houldsworth, Thomas Yyvyan, Sir R.
WHIGS ABSENT • 21.
Adair, Hugh Lawless, Hon. C.
Anderson, A. (abroad) Loved en, Pryce
Armstrong, It. M'Namara, Major •
Arundel and Surrey, Lord Maher, N.
Bell, John (ill) O'Connell, John
Bennet, John Power, N.
Colebrooke, ,ir E. Rothschild. L.
Crawford, W. S. Townsend, Captain
Grattan, Henry • • Walker, Richard (ill)
Ileatheoat, John Westenra, Hon. J. (ill)
Horstnan, F.

Ma. AND MRS. CHARLES. KEAN.--WO have much
pleasure itt announcing, for the information of our Limerick
readers, that on Monday, the Bth of July next, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kean will commence a brief engagement in the city
of the violated treaty, under the management of Mr.
Joy, of whose 'efficiency our Limerick and Cork friends had
ample proof during the visitant Miss Hayes. They will,open
with the tragedy of the Gamester, Mr. Beverley being sus-
tained by Mr. -Kean, Mrs. Beverley by Mts. Kean, and '
Stokely by Mr. John W. Calcraft, the gifted manager of our
Theatre Royal. ' The Wife's Secret, Hamlet, Strathmore, and
King .Rene's Daughter, will then be presented in succession,
all supported by Mr. and Mrs. Kean, Mr. Calcraft and the
first talent of this city. Afteiabout a week in Limerick, Mr.
and Mrs. Kean, and the very efficient company under Mr.
Joy, will proceed to Cork, where a series of most attractive
performances will be presented, and in a style fully as excel-
lent as ever characterised our metropolitan management.—
Dublin _Evening Packet.

The Bishop of London has licensed the following
gentlemen to curacies within his diocese :—The Rev. Mat-
thew Harvey Hole, 13. A., St John's College, Cambridge, to
St. John's district Church, Notting-hill—the Rev. Edward
Repps Jodrell, M.A., Queen's College Oxford, to Camden-
town Chapel—the 'ltev. William Uarke Moore, M.A., St.
John's College, Oxford, to St. Mary's Church, Newington—
the Rev. Thomas George Onsldw, Theological Associate of
King's College, London, to St. Paul's Church, Deptford,--the:
Rev. Septimus Green Wood, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge,
to St. Thomas Charterhouse Church, St. Luke's, Old-street-
read.
HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION, BROMPTON.
Yesterday (Sunday) the Bishops of Lincoln, Worcester, and
Oxford, attended the newly consecrated chapel attached to
the above hospital for the purpose of successively advocating
the charity froin:the pulpit. On each occasion the sacred
editice.was crowded, and after the morning service by the
Bishop of Lincoln a collection was made amounting to the
handsome sum of 2041. Ils. 4d. The afternoon service
realised 501., and the appeal of the Right Rev. Risher) of
Oxford last night terminated in a third collection, amount-
ing
to 79/. 17s. rd., making an aggregate during the day of
nearly 400/. The founder and many of the nobility and
supporters of the charity were among the crowded congre-
gation of last evening.
BOROUGH or SOUTHWARIE.—A public: meeting of
the electors of the borough of Southwark is to be held in
the course of a few days, to take into consideration the con-
&let of Sir William blolesworth, Bart., one of their repre.
senfatives. The great body of the,electors were itiongly in
favour of Mr. Boebuck's metion expressive of confidence in
the Government, and great dissatisfaction has been caused
amongst them by Sir William Molesworth's opposition to it.
It is intended that at the proposed meeting resolutions shall
be submitted calling upon the Hon. Baronet forthwith to re-
sign his seat, in order that the feeling of his constituents
may be tested. •
Nathaniel Hatt, 'Esq., is appointed treasurer of the
Island of St. Christopher. Robert Henry Harper) Esq. is
appointed Provost Marshal of St. Christopher. '