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London, England, 1828-05-15 00:00:00

HOUSE OI• COMMONS, MAT 11.

Mr. E. DAVENPORT moved for the appointment of
a Select Committee to inquire into the best mode of intro-
ducing an uniform system of gaol discipline throughout the
United Kingdom.
After a few words from Sir Joseph Ycrke, Sir Wm.
Guise, Mr. Rice, Mr. Webster, and Sir Francis Burdett,

Mr. PEEL opposed the motion, on the ground of its
impracticability. It was impossible to produce an uniform
system of prison discipline ; • nor did he think it right that
the House should enter too much into minutia in
those matters, as a good deal ought to be left to the discre-
tion of the Visiting Magistrates.
The Gallery was then cleared for a division, but none
took place, and we learned that the motiun Was negatived
without.

Dr. PHILLIMORL obtained leave to bring in a Bill to
extend tha liotVers possessed under the Act of 1 and ?..! Geo.
C. 76, by the Deputy Wardens of the Cinque Ports.
•Mr. 0. CAVE moved, " that the Mayor, Treasurer,
and Town Clerk, of the borough of Leicester, be summoned
to attend at the Bar of this House, in order to account for
their not having made a return to his Majesty's Secretary
of state, in pursuance of an address to this House, 26th
March last."

At the suggestion of Mr. Secretary. PEEL, who stated
that he had received ,a communication from the parties, to
the effect that the accounts required would be forwarded
in a fortnight, the motion was withdrawn.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, the Order of the Day for bringing up the report of
the Committee on 'the Offices' Pensions Act having been
read, Mr. Planta brought up the report.
Mr* PLANTA then begged leave of the House to
express (having been precluded from doing so by being in.
the Chair of the Committee last night) his most hearty con-
currrence in the determination to which that Committee had
come. From the peculiar situation in which he (Mr. P.)
had been long placed—no man could, perhaps, judge better
how entirely Mr. Canning employed all the energies of his
great mind in the service of his country. To the cause of
his country he devoted his whole life, and to his exertions
in that cause, his life at length became a sacrifice.
Sir T. LETHBRIDGE rose and expressed the great
pain he had felt in being obliged to differ from Mr. Canning
towards the close of his life, after having for so many years
agreed with him, and declared his full concurrence in the
vote, while, at the same time, he lamented it had not been
for a larger sum.—(Hear.)
Mr. G. R. })AWSON had also felt it his duty to op-
pose the latter measures of Mr. Canning, but denied tliat
that opposition had had any thing in it of a personal nature.
He also fully concurred in the Resolution.

Mr.
vote
WOOD rose merely to explain his reason
for the vote hi last night gave in opposition to the grant ;
hut, being a Representative of the people of England,
deeming Parliamentary Reform necessary for the preserva-
lion of the pf;:iple'S rights, and Mr. Canning having ever
proved himself the uncompromising and bitter enemy of
Parliathetitary Reform, he felt that lie should be acting
unfairly towards the people by voting a pension to the re-
latives of a man who had ever been the people's opponent.
After a few words froni'Mr. MANSFIELD, Mr. S. RICE,
and Lord MoßrEria, the Resolutions were agreed to.
The Other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and
tlle House adjourned at a Quarter-past Seven o'Clock.

THE CATHOLIC QUESTION.

LIST OF THE MAJORITY AND
ON Slit FRANCIS BURDETT'S MOTION ON
CESTION. —MA I' 12.
MAJORITY.
Ahererou.by, Right l'remantle, lit. Hon.
Hon. J. ; W.
Arland, Sir Thomas Gordon, E.
Arbon, Sir G. !Gower, Lord F. L.
Anson, lion. G. Graham, Sir .1.
Arbuthnot, Rt. lion. Grant, Right lin. C. ,
V. • , Grant, R.
Althorp, Viscount :Grattan, James
Bernard, Thomas 'Grattan, Henry
Baillie, John ;Grosvenor, Thomas
Balfour, J. Grosvenor, lion. It. ,
Baring, A. :Guest, J.
flaring, W. B. Guise, Sir NV.
Baring, F. Hulse, Sir C.
Bective, Earl of Hardinge, Sir 14.
Belgrave. Viscount ;Hay, Sir J.
Benet, John - - lTcathcotc, Sir J.
Bentinek, Lord G. I Ileatlicote, (i. J.
Bingham, Lord Illeatheete, It. E.
Birch, J. • Illeneage, G. F.
Boyle, Hen. J. j Heron, Sir It.
Bourne? Rt. Ho. S. Illoblrouse, J. C.
flouverre, Hon. D. P. Honywood, W. P.
Ilmcknock, Earl of Horton, lit lion. W.
Brougham, Henry Howard, Henry
Brougham, James Howick, • Lord
Browrie, James ;Hughes, W. L.
Brownlow, C !Hume, Joseph
Bruce, Earl - !Hurst, R.
Bruen, Colonel Huskisson, ltt. Heu.
Buller, C. W.
Burdett, Sir Francis Hutchinson, J. 11.
Buxton, T. F. Hutchinson, C. E.
Bing, George thgleby, Sir W.
Calming, Rt. Ho. S.l.Jephson, C. 0.
Calcralr, John Jenny), Earl
Calthorpe, Hen. F. Jolliffc, H.
Calthorpe, Hon. A. Kavanagh, T.
Calvert, N. iKennedy, 'l'. F.
Cali ert,C. I King, Hon. It.
Campbell, W. Knight, It.
Carew; R. S. !Knox Hon. T.
Carrington, Sir E. Lamb, Rt. Fin. IV.
Carter, J. Lamb, Hon. G.
Castlereagh, V isct. Laboucherc, 11.
Caulfield, Hon. H. Lambert, .1. S.
Cavendish, PI. Lascellee, Hon. W.
Casendish, C. Latouche, R.
Chichester, A. Cawley, F.
Chohneley, M. Leonard, T. B.
Clarke, Hon. B. Lcycester, R.
Clerk, Sir G. Lester, B. L.
Clements, Viscount Lewis, T. F.
Clifton. Viscount Liddell, lion. 11.
Clive, E. B. Littleton, E. J.
Colborne, N. R. Lloyd, Sir E. P.
Cockburn, Sir G. ILloyd, T.
Cocks, James I Loch, J.
('oke, T. W. I Lundey, J. S.
Colthurst, Sir N. Moberly, J.
Coote, Sir C. Maberly, W. L
Courtenay, T. P. Macauley, General
Cradock, Col.: ' Macdonald, Sir Jas.
elioker, J. W. Macintosh, Sir J.
1)aly, J. Maitland, Viscount
Davenport, E. D. Maitland, Hon. A.
Dawson, J. 31. Marjoribanks, S.
Dawson, A. • Marryat, J.
Denison, W. Marshall, J.
Denison, J. E. Marshall, W.
Doherty, John Martin, 3.
'Douglas, NV. ,R. K. Manic, Hon. W. R.
Drummond, Home 'Maxwell, John
Ducane, Peter
Darlington, Earl
Milbank, M.
lof Mildmay, P. St. John
Duncornbe, T.
Dundas, C. •
Tiros r Milton,
M 3 o°rn Ica nk Nj:
i:B'c or. Su nt
Dundac Hon 4,..„ 0. S.B.
Mind". R.lMM°orPunettehh'allessc,oEu:rtl
EE,aEabssrttihn:eBrtli,i,:iv•secm:ionrutiltrewport, Right Hon.
North J,
Mot, Lord
Ellis, Hon. G. l';'?l,p. J. H.
Ellis, Hon. A.
.O'Brien.enW. S.
. Lucius
Ennisinore, Lord iO'Hara, J.
Euston, Earl of (Ord, w.
' Ellison' C. 10„mantoWn, -Lord
Farquhar, Sir !Paget, Lord w.
Fazakerley, J. N. ;Palmer, C. Fy,he
Fergusson, Smr H. IpPaarnhneeiris,tzi;
H.
Fergusson, R.
ald Rt. 1,111. V . reodarves,
Fitzger • ,
Fitzgerald, John
Philipps
Fitzgerald, tzg e r l
Lordt .H n ;'
eihriliciriertna,oy Sir G.
es.,.
Dr.
Fitzgibbon' Hon. E.,
Fitzroy,, Lord C. Plauta;
Forbes, Lord rP
Forbes, J.
lcoarnt eksicaui
ied,,lPortman, Hon. G. Po°°nnns:o::ni' bbbyYT,
EB C.
;V:
i
French, Arthur i Power, R.
MINORITY.
Bankes, H.
Bankes, G.
Barclay, C.
Barne, M.
Bastard, E. P.
Batley, C. 11.
Beckett, Sir J.
Belfast, Earl of
Bell, M.
Benson, It.
Beresford, Sir J.
Beresford, Major
Blackburne,J.
Blandford, Marquis
Bonham, H.

MINORITY
THE CATHOLIC

Powlett, Hon. IV. 1.
I Poy!its, IV. S.
Prendergast, M. G.
Price, Robert
Pringle, S W.
Prittie, Hon, F.
Proby, Hon. 0.
Protheroe, Ed.
Ranclitle,Lord
Rice, 'l'. S.
Ridley, Sir M. W.
Robarts, A.
Robinson, Sir G.
Robinson, George
Rowley, Sir W.
Rumbold, C. I.:.
Russell, Lord WM.
Russell, Lord John
Russell, It. G.
Russell, W.
Sandon, Viscount
Searlett, Sir Jal,lC9
Sebright Sir John
Smith, Hon. R.
Smith, G.
Smith, W.
Somerville' Sir M.
Stanley, Lord
Stanley, Hon. E.
Stewart, J.
Stuart, Lord J.
Stuart, Villiers
Sykes, 1).
Ta'mash Hon. F.
Talbot, R. W.
Taylor, M. A.
Tennyson, C.
Thompson, P. R.
Thomson C. P.
Tomes, S.
Tufton' lion. H.
Twins, Horace
Ty-nte, C. K.
Tuite, Hugh
Valletort, Lord
Van Ilmorigh, P.
Vernon, G. G. V.
Villiers, T. H.
Waithman Ald.
NVall, C. B.
Warburton, 11.
Warrender, Rt. Hn.
Sir G.
Westenra, Hon. 11.
Western, C. C.
White, S.
White, IL
Whitmore, W. W.
Wilbraham,
Wallace, T.
Wilson, Sir R.
Wodehousc, Ed.
Wood, Ald.
Wood, C.
Wood, J.
Wortley, H0n..1. S.
Wrotteeley, Sir J.
Wynn, Sir TV.
Wynn, Right Hon.C.
Williams, Sir 11.

TELLERS.
Duncannon, Vise.
tiormanby, Viscount

TAMED OM
Whitbread, S.

Boyd, W.
Howard, Hon. G.
Mott) n, Sir Thomas
Gurney, H.
'Berney, Right Hon.

Lindsay, Hon. H.
Wyvill, M.
East, Sir E. 11.
Smith, J.
Cholmoadeley, Ld I I
Whitbread, W. 11.
Tavistock, Marquis
Osborne, Lord F.
Sefton, Earl of
larnsbottom, J.
• hiticlair, Hon. J.
Barclay, David
ekrehdeckne, A
• 141shington Dr.
Hill, Lord Arthur.
phirps,
Hon
. Tones, Sir Urn.
Sir J.
Mackinnon, C.
Forbes, Sir Charles
Lombe,

A'Conrt, E. H.
Alcock, T.
Alexander, H.
Antrobus,G.
Ansley, Lord
Arbuthnot, Hn. Col,
Archdall, M.
Ashurst, W.
Ashburton, Hon. F.
Ashley, Lord
Astell, W.
Astley,. Sir J
Attwoud 3i.
Arkwright; a
Baker, E.

Borradaile, R.
Bradshaw J.
13riglit,
Brudenell, Lord
Brydges, Sir J.
Buck, Sit.
Burrell, C.
Buxton, John
Byron, T.
Calvert, John
Capel, John
Cartwright, W.
Cawthorne, J.
Cecil, Lord T.
Chandos, Marquis of