The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-26 00:00:00

COURSING.

MARCH (CAMBRIDGESHIRE), FEB. 19 AND 20.—A sweep-
stakes, 161. for 16 dogs, 'yrse won by Mr. A. Ground's Cora—
Mr. Henmault's Elis ran up..
- MOLD MEETING.—The Hawarden Castle Stakes, eighteen
subscribers, were won by Mr. Gibb's Go-lightly—Mr. Rigby's
Bugle ran up. ,
COCKERItAIi MEETING.-The cup was won by Mr. Wilson's
Lapwing—Mr. Bourne's Busy ran up. The Lathwaite Stakes
were won by Mr. Lamb's. Lever.

STATE OF IRELAND.

HOUSE OF" COMMONS.-FEE.
LORD J. RUSSELL'S MOTION.
• PAIRS.

i FOIL .
AGAINST.
Acheeon, Lord-Co. of Arroagh AGAINST.
sir E..-Eye '
Co.;Archbold, Robert-Kildare Acton, Colonel-Wicklow
Barclay, D.-Sunderland .
Chelsea, Lordßeading
Berkeley, Hon. G.-Gloueestersh. Ackers, James-Ludlow
Cavendish, Hon. G. H.-N, Derby Feilden, W. J.-Blackburn
Corbally. E. M.-Meath • . Tailor. Capt. E-Dublin Co..
Dalmeny, Lord-Stirling -, -Co e,lArthurH.--Enniskil-
puff, James--Binftihire Broadwood, _Henry
lice, Right Hon. E-Coeentry Campbell, Sir. H.-Berwickshirt
tench, F.-Rnsscommon
Granger, T. C.-Durham - Bodkin, M. H.--Rochester
Grattan • Henry_;--Meath Hogg, James Weir-Beverley
Guest, Vesey, Hon: T -Queen's Co.
J. J.-Merthyr TYde,l Stanley_, Edward-Cumberland
Hoskins, K.--4-lerefordshire Price, {t Hon. RACI/10r,
lieneage. Edward-GrinnbY Fitzroy, Hon. Henry--Leweg
Heathcoat, J.-Tiverton . Mordaunt,SirJohn.-Warwickhs.
Howard, Sir R.-Wicklow Co, Round, Chattel Gray-Essex N.
Listowell, Lord-St. Alban's Lennox, Lord A.-Chichester
Loch, James-Kirkwall -
_Egerton, Lord. F. 1.--lAncalhire
Matheson, James--Ashburton
Murray, C. S.-. Bucks
Maul., Hon. Fox-Perth Hepburn, Sir T.-Haddingtonzh
O'Brien, Cornolius-Clare
O'Connell, Daniel-Meath Kirk, Peter.,Carrickfergus
• - -
Hawkes,
Colquhoun, John C.-Newcastle.
under Lyme
Ogle, S -South Northumberland Vernon, CI. H.-East Betford
Oswald, James-Glasgow Forbes, W.-Stirlingshire
Pryse, Pryse--Cardigan Wynn, C. W.--Moratemerr
Rutherfurd, Rt. Hon. A.-Leith Ramsay, w,-.Edinburghsh re
Redington T. N.-Dundalk
Bernard, Visc.-Bandon Bridge
Russell, Lord E..-Tavistock Trench, Sir F.-Scarborough
Seale, Sir J.-Dartmouth Lopez, sir B.--Westbury
Vivian, Captain- rearyn
Wemyss, Colonel-Fifeshlre Johnston,. j, kt -Pumfriessh re
Westenra, Hon.'s,. C.-King's Co. Newry, Lord.-Newry
Wood, Bejijamin-Southwark Planta Joseph-Hastinp
Wood, Charles-Halifax - Cartwright, Wm. R..-South Nor.
thamptonshlre
Martin,
ABSENT
.LIBERALS-19.
Ainsworth, P.-Bolton • ' -
?Theanas,-GalwaY Co.
Johnstone, A.-Renfrew. &C. .
-Bridgman Hewitt-Ennis Larnhton H.-North Durham
Callaghan, 'D.--Cork City
.• - Langton 'Col Gore- Somerset
Thoinae-Dudler _ i
Cayley, E. 5.-N. Yorkshire
Clive, Edward K.... Hereford O'Brien, W. &-Limerick Co.
Cobden, R.-Stockport . Ricardo, L... Stok-upon.Trent
Drax, J. &W. E.-Warehm Somerville. Sir Wm.-Drogheda
Greenaway, Charles-Leominster Talbot, C. R. M.-Glamorganshire
lieathcote
V.
.1.-Rutlardshire Tue,i ill. M.-Westmeath
Johnson, W. Augustus-Oldham • .

ABSENT OONSERVATIvES-12.
Attwood, J.—Harwich Mackinnon, W. A.—Lymington
Benett, J.—South Wiltshire Neeld, John—Cricklade
Carnegie, Hon. Captain—Staffbrd Rolleston, Nottingham
Eastnor, Viscount—Reigate '
,y Sheppard, Thomas—Frome
Forman,
jitonih
TaS,a, J. a
—Bridgewater
vtioymeartno, Sir it
no,Vioco...uHnterstWonielton
Hamilton,

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION.
Majority (tellers included)
Minority (tellers included)
Paired
Absent—Conservatives ...••.
Absent—Liberals *********
2277140
Speaker
Seats vacant—Sudbury.
Loidonderry, county ... 1 ) •••

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THEATRE "ROYAL, DauRY-LANE.7-The new ballet
of The Becnity of Ghent ," is a decided hit,"..an4 is nightly
received with- universal admiration and -applause. • The fol- -
lowing 'distinguished persons have been already to wit-
ness its performance :=Their Royal Highnesses the
o
Duke and Duchess of Cainbridge, Marchioness of
Ailesbuty, Marchioness of C9nrlgham,_ Duke of
Leeds; Marquis of Clanriclude, Marquis of Lansdowne,
CMoaunrcitessuiv -°off SaChliesBbtlierYrdeM. 3,laEnlaurl and W
Cill:imehtestesser'of Cardigan,
Earl and Countess of Eglinton, Earl and Countess of Errol, Earl and.of.
Earl of Lineoln, Earl of Munster, Count Keilmansegge, Befell
Nieumann,. Baron Ashfeldt • Ladies- kollington, Somerset.;
Ernest Bruce; Harrington, Graham, -Foley, Villiers, Camp-
bell Lords 'Macdonald, Castlereagh, Al-
fred Paget, Shel-
burne,- 'Aleiander Lennox, Seaham, W. Graham, Glands,
Clive, Adolphus Fitzclarence ; Sir Chariots Shakerley, Bart.,
Sir John Harrington, Bart., .Sir •B. Graham, Bart, Sir IL
Webbe, Bart., Sir John Ronnie, Sir Charles- Aldis ; Hon.
Grantleyßerkeley, Hon. F.
Stanhope, Hon.- Edmund Byng,
Hon. Colonel Darner, Hon. Craven BerkeleY, lion. Mr. Gre-
villa , • Col. Cavendish, Col. Knox ; Ormby Gore, Eel.
THE-ROMANCE or. ' CHATSWORTH."—The admirers
of romanticliterature will be 'delighted to learn that the new
work, the announcement, of which under the title -of " Chats-
worth," had excited so much curiosity, has no reference to the
.recent festivities at that palace, but proves to be a pure work
"of fiction, uniting in- a singularly novel and original manner,'
the characteristics of ;a "fashionable novel," and a highly-
wrought romance--it is a sort of modern Decameron, in which
a brilliant company_ of the supposed literary Celebrities of
the day met together ,in the gorgeous halls of Chatsworth
Palace, set their .„,00 to work, jointly and severally, in a trial
of skill, as to which can produce the most effective specimen
of what each holds- to be the highest species of prose fiction:
A work of this.deeeription, making itS appearance 'under the
auspices of si writer of such consummate :taste. and accom-
plished scholarship as the distinguished author of" Tremaine"
and "De Veal," cannot fail to excite unusual attention.
SUDDEN DEATH:74)d Sunday, the Bth instant, an
inquest wad held" at the. bowie of Mr. John Peach; Castle Inn,
Castile Donnington, before T. Gregory, Esq.,
eOrenee, and a re.
Veetable.inrYi -on view of the body of Henry Garton, aged twelve
years,. son of Thomas Garton, bricklayer, who died suddenly about
noon on Saturday laid. It appeared in evidence that the deceased
was employed in the gimp manufactory of Mills and Co., and that
having just completed a certain portion of work was standing at
his leisure, when he exclaimed, " Oh dear;" and fell on the door
and instanny.expired. Messrs. Caines and Smith were promptly in
attendance, but they pronounced him to be quite dead. A 'vat
esortem examination of the body has since been made, when the
surgeons •rtportcd " that the deeeased died natueilaesitii. boat
an effttslint n the tiraln,-" A verdict Was returned' ittordingli•
Derby Reporter.