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the end of this ques‘
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ion to add to the words "upon this day
:t ion put, " That the word 'now' stand

JORITY-- AYES, 284.
Fellowes, Edward 1 Mundy, E. Miller
Ferranti, W. B. 1 Murray; C. R. S.
I Hiner, Sir E Neville, Ralph
Fitzroy, Capt,in Newry, Viscount -
Fleming, J. W. Nichol, J
Follett, Sir W. W. Norreys. Lord
Ffolliott, Joh i O'Brie •, A. Stailbrd
Forbes, William Owen, Sir J.
Forester, Hon. G. Packe, C. W.
Fuller, A. E. l'a"et, Lord W.
Gaskell, J. M. Pakington, John S.
Gladstone, W. E. Palmer, is.
Gordon, Hon. W. Palmer, G.
Gore, Montague Patten, John Wilson
Gore, W. O. Peel, Sir It
Gore, W. R. O. Peel, Jonathan •
Goring, H. D. Pemberton, T.
Goulburn, 11. Pigot, Sir It.
Grxham, Sir .1. Piumptre .1. P.
t
Granby, Marquis Pollock, s r I.
Grant, Sir A. C. Powell, Colonel
Greenai, Peter Proud, W. T.
Greene, T. G. Price Richard
Gregory, W. IL Pringle, A.
Grin-Aston, Lord Pusey, chili ,
Grogan, Edward Rae, Sir %Nil ill'
Hale, 11.8. • Rashleig!l, Wiliam
Halford, 11. Reade, W. Id
liatmlton, W. J. 11....ui, Sir J. R.
Hamilton, Lord C. Repton, Geol.! J.
Hamner, Sir John Iti• bards, lticoard
Harcourt, G. G. RoDeston, Colonel
Hardinge, Sir 11. 1t0,,e, Sir George
Ilawkes, T. Rournl, C. G.
Hayes, Sir E. Round, J.
Heneate, G. W. Roos, lon. Captain
Henley, J. W. Rughbroolte, Colonel
Hepburn, Sir T. 11. Russell, Charles
Herbert, Mon. S. Russell, J. D. W.
Hinde, J. H. Ryder, G. D.
liodgson, F. Sanue:son, R.
Hodgson, It. Sandun, Lord
Hogg, J. W. Scarlett, Hon. It.
Holmes, W. A'Court Scott, Robert
Hope, Cherie Seymour, Sir H.B.
Hope, Alexander Shaw, F.
Hope, G. W. Sheppard, Thomas
Hornby, John Shirley, Evelyn J.
llould.worth, T. Shirley, E. P.
Inglis, Sir R. 11. Sibthorp, Colonel
Iron, Samuel Smith Abel
James, Sir Walter Smyth, Sir G. 11
Jerritytr, Earl Sznoilett, A.
Johnson, W. G. Somerset, Lord G.
Johnstone, Sir John Somerton, Viscount
Jolliire, S:r W. Suilienon, T. 11.
Jone., T. Stanley, Lord
kenible, 1 lenr y stover!, John
islitalclibuil, Sir E. S'ualt, El.
KniAlit, Henry (iallyt Stint, H. C.
Knickt, F Winn ISu ;en, Henry M.
Knightley, Sir C. Tit)l ~ , t. E.
Law, Hon. C. E. T..ylor, J. A.
I aws,n, Andrew Ten, e it, J. E.
L-_•gh, Gorge C. • kompson, Ald. .
Leb ester, Earl of T, ritoril, George
Lemon, Sir C. Tollernaehe, F. J.
- Lennox, Lord A. Tollemathe, John
Lidd.l I,H. T. 'I oailitie, George
Lincoln, Earl of Trench, Sir Frederick
Lindsay, 11. Trevor, Hon. G. R.
Loc:.hart, William 9, rotter, John
Lowther, J. H. l'ln-nor, Christopher
Lowther, Colonel 1 yrrell, Sir J.
I,vgon, General Vane, Lord Harry
Ma. kenzie, Thomas Vore, Sir C. B.
Macktizie, W. F. Vernon, Granville
Mackinnon., W. A. Vi tiers, Viscount
Allu.Geachy, F. A. Vivia,,John Ennis .1
Capon, Lord Waddington, H. S.
Mainwaring; 'l' Walsh, Sir J.
Manners, Lord J. %Velby, G. Farle
March, Earl of Whitmore, 'l'. C.
Marsbain, Vie aunt Wilmot, S'r J. E.
Martin, C. W. Wt od, Colonel's'.
Mario, 'F. B.' Wit,d, Colonel
Martyr, C. Cecil Wortley, J. 'quart'
M .ster, T. W. C. Wyndham, Cslonti
Mao etman, John Wyndham, W.
Aieynell, 11. Yorke, lion. E. T.
Miles, I'. W. S. I Young, John
H.le,, W. loung, Sir W.
Manes, It. M.
Mitcnell, I'. A.
Morgan, Octavius
Morgan, C.
.NO"

MA.
Acland, Sir Thomas
Aciand, T. D.
Ackers, James
Acton, Colonel
Adare, Lord
Adderlev, C. P.
Altord, .Vl:co.int
A nt robusi Edmund
Arkwright, George
Ashley, Lord
Astall, William
Attwood, J.
flaege, Win.
Bagot, Hon. W.
Bailey, Joseph, jun.
Baillie, Colonel
Haillie, H. J.
Baird, William
Baldwin, C. Barry
Balfonr, J. M.
Baring, W. B.
Barneby, John
Barrington, Lord
haskervilte, T. B.
B.itescni, Sir Robert
Beckett, William
M.
Bentinck, Lord (1
lieresfora, Captain
Bets sford, M:;,or
Bernard, Viscount
Bolder°, Henry G.
floith Peter
'letfield, . ,
Beriah
Bradshaw, James
Bramston, T, W.
Broadley, Henry
flroadwood, H.
ltrownrigg, J. S.
Bruce, Lord E.
Bruce, C. L. .
Bruce, Colonel
Mick, Lewis W.
Buller, Sir J. B. Y.
Ilunkury, Thomas
Campbell, Sir 11.
Campbell, A.
Carnegie, Captai n
hapman, Aaron
Charteris, Hon. F.
Chelsea, Viscount
Clietwcde, Sir John
Cholmondeley, 11.
Christmas, William
Christopher, R. A.
Chute, W. L.
Clayton, Sit W.
Claytbn, It. it.
Clerk, Sir G.
Clive, R. H.
Cockburn, Sir G.
C,drington, C. W.
Collett, W. Bickford
Col%ille, c. R.
Cei,npton IL
t-ootc, Si C. 11.
Cc:try, }1 L.
L.
Coldtenay, Viscount
Cre_swell, 13ak.r
Criniis, J.
Crns.e, T. Bright
Darby, George
Dawiniy, Hon. W.
Ddrisan, E. Beckett
Di kinson. F. 11.
D'lsraeli, Benjamin
Dodd, George
Douglas, Su 110W3Ili
Douglas, Sir C. E.
Douglas, 3. D. S.
Douro, Marquis of
dowtleswell, W.
Drummond, H.
Dutteld, Timmas
Duncombe. 0.
Du Pre, George
East, James Buller
Eaton, Richard J.
Egerton, W. T.
Ege.ton, Sir P. G.
Lore
Endyn, Viscount
Escott, Bickhatn
Estcouit, T B. B.
Farnham, E. B.
Feildtm, W.

TELLERS.
Fremantle, Sir T.
Baring, H. B.

176.
Philipps' Sit R.
thilips, Mark
Pinncy, W.
Plumridge Captain
Pansoi4o,
Poilsontly, H 111.11"
Powell, Caleb
Prothcroe, E. 411114„,,
Pulsford, R bert '
ltawdon, J. D.
Iteddington, T. N.
Rennie, Geprge
Ricardo, Johh Lewis.
Rm., E. -1310-10- • •
Roche. Sir D.
umbold, C. E.
Rundle, John
It ~ ssell, Lord John
Russell, Lord E.
Scott, It.
Seiope, G. P.
Shed, It. L.
Smith, itenjamin
Smith, J. A.
---,to, K. Vernon
Somers, J. P.
Somerville, Sir %V.
Stansjeld, W. It.
S.,ikton, W. H.
S uart, Lard J.
Stuart, W. Viliers
Stiutt, EJua d
Tincreil, P. W.
ThJrne4, Th imas
T o'in
Traill. George
Troubridge, Sir T.
Villiers,Charts I'.
Villiers, Frederick
Viii lion. Ca: tain
11%ikley, Thomas
Walker, it.
Wall,
Ward, 11. G.
%%awn, John T.
Wetenra, P. U.
Wilde, Sir 'l'.
Vcillims:, Wm.
Wilson, Matt w
Winnington. Sir 1
Woo Benjamin
Wood, C.
Woo.t,
Wo sley, Lord
Wrightson, W
Yorr.e, 11. Redhead

AIINORIT Y—NOnS,
Acheson, Viscount Fox, Charles Richard
Ainsworth, Peter Gibson, T. M.
Aidann, William Gill. Thomas
Anson, Hon. Colonel , Gord.sn, Lord F.
Bannerman, A. Gore, Robert
ilzr: nay, David ,rey, Six 0.
Larning, F. T. Guest, J.
:laniard, E. G. Hall, Sir B.
Bell, John Hanford, Summers
Berkeley, C. ntartis„ John Q
Berkeley, G Ha:Ai?, A.
Berkeley, F. 11. Easton, Captain V.
Bernal, It. , liaa es, II
Blackstone, W. S. Hay, Sri A. L.
Blewitt, Reginald 11,,}, ter, W. G.
Powring, Dr. [le.:throat, John
Brceklehurst, J. Ilia ley, C arles
Itr,therton, J. . Hoblo:use, Sir J. C
Brownie' W. • Holds • orth J.
Puller, C. Horsman K
Basfeild, W. - Lott :,rd, C. W. G.
:lying, George Ilowand, 11.
Bytig, G. S. ..f:M. ..:/a. 1.0 e!
' Cas!iiilist., lion. C. • Humphery, J.
Cavendish, Hon. U. 11 ail .W.
Chapman' Benjamin: Jardin.4 NVIIi•llln
Chindeis,./. W. J 11.. tp .e, Alex.
Clay, S r W. L..boadlnene, H.
Clive, D. B. Lambt.m, 11.
C nu. en, Millard ! Lang.non, J. H.
C•Alorne, W itidley La Cut, sir U
Colettroon e, Sir-Ir. L L.yard, Captains
Collins, W. "-• • I. ader, J. T.
Cowp,zr, tiou• W. ' I °eh, James
Craig, W, (,ibson • S Mae.ailay, 'l'. B
Crawford, W. S.• AO l'a7g:irt, John
Curteis, tl. 13. Maher, V.
Dalmeny, La r I !vane;:es, 11. U.
Dalrymple, Captain Marjoriliank,, S.
Dashwolkl, G. H. Mai-i,„!1, W.
Dawson, Hon. T. V. Ma,tin, John
isenison,JohnEv;tynl Mantle, lion Fcx
Dennistoun, J. Mitcalfe Fleury
l'i'l:•,ncourt, C.V. Morris, David
Dull; James , Mormon \Valiant
Dur.can, George ! NloAyn, 'Hun E. M.
Duncombe, T. S Murray, A.
Dundas, C. W. D. Napier, Sir Charles
C.asthor,se, Sir John O'Brlen. 'W. Smith
I:brington, Visenunit ! O'Ciannell. D.
Ell.ce, 11'. Hon. F.. O'Connell, .4' J.
Ellis, Wynn j O'Connell, J.
I:sir:mute, Sir I. i o"eerrall, More
Evan's, Vi illiann ! Ohl:, S. C. tl.
Ferguson, • o.onel 1 inro, W.
Ferguson, Sir II A. I I'ag t, Frederick
Fieklc:n, J. Palmerston, Viscount
..Fitzalau. Lord— _Parker, John
kitzroy, lord C. !! Pechell, Captain
Forster, Matthew Philips, G. It.

TULL ESC
Tuft*ll, -Henry
1-1111, Lord bLarcas

LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY.

Dr. Reid dolly:red the first of his Instructive oust edifying
course of lectu►es at Exeter Dail yesterday evening, in the great
room, to a large, scientific, and respectable assemblage. After
some preliminary rem rks, tending to extol the advantages which
a study of this science ensured, and it; almost universal applicabi.
pity to the ordinary actions and offices of life, the learned Lecturer
proceeded to touch upon the leading dilliculiy attending chemistry,
viz., the indivisibility of matter. Those infinitesimal and atomic
partici, is, which no man has ever seen, which have hitherto, and
very likely ever will, evade the subtlest scrutiny, form the chief
agents in this science : particles which are mathematically divisible,
but not physically. Serer& experiments were performed, illustra.
tire of the extreme minuteness of these particles, which, after the
reduction they underwent, were nevertheless not then at the
myriadth part of their divisibility : thus a grain only of soluble
lead being dissolved in a large receiver filled with water, Its par-
ticles on solution bear= so multitudinous as to render the whole
body of the fluid albescent. All chemical substances (continued
Dr. Reid) were either elementary or compound, and heat was the
great modifier of their forms and changes. An experiment eluci.
dative of this fact attracted much attention. Two bars of solid
iron, heated to a white heat by the forge and bellows erected in the
room, on being brought in contact with a thick match of sulphur,
ran down in a liquid stream like melted wax or camphor. Oxygen
was the great agent pervading creation. Thu air, the waters, the
animal frame, and every ponderable substance known, partook of
this universal operant, and that to such a degree that a chemist of
eminence had asserted it to compose more than half the globe. It was
this power existing in the air which acted so extensively upon the
masses of matter. Li.tle was it believed at first that the mass of
opake coal contained in its indivisible atoms such heat and power
as we know then► capable of developing, productive of life, and
conducive to all our arts and comforts. Press of *ter precludes

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us from recounting more copiously the scientific contents of -the
lecture, or reviewing its brilliant and woll.managed series of ac..
coropanying experiments, but shall at a
.future evening confer on
ourselves the p!easure of noticing at grealti'lerigill this eieellent
course of philosophic entertainment and instruction. 1

GREAI NORTH ENGLANk) RAILWAY.
Traffic leturns for the week, encOeMarch 5, 1842:
Passengers £679 7 6
• Merchandise
£l,lll 12 0
W. O'BRIEN, Secretary.

Darlington, March 9.

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at this theatre upon the last scene of the Artfid Dodge, an ex-
traordi, ary scene occurred. which afforded considerable amuse-
ment to the audience. One of thh visitors in the gallery,
in consequence of the I miliarity of a companion, bad his
hs; knocked into the pit, and, in order to recover it, a
nun:aur of handlcerchiets were tied together to such a length
as would reach down to the pit of the theatre, for the pur-
pose of having the hat fastened to the end of them, that it
might be pullet; up. Mather a suspicious-looking individual,
who had the hat in his posses.,ion, seized hold of the chain of
handkerchiefs, for the purpose, as was imagined, of affixing
the hat, when suddenly, to the great surprise of everybody,
he pulled the handkerchiefs from the grasp the person in the
gallery who held them, and instantly " bolted," getting clear
off with his booty, to the ?,,•1 eat amusement of a facetious-look-
ing gentleman in the pit, who evinced his gratification by ejac-
ulating, " Well, if folks want to see an ' artful dodge,' let 'em
come to the Olympic."•
SUDDEN DEATH OF A POLICEMAN.—'nIis morning
as a police sergeant, No. 6 E, was going his rounds, in passing
through Middle-row, Holborn, he discovered police cmstable,
42 F, lying in a state of insensibility.. Immediate assistance was
rocured, and the unfo.tunate man was taken to the station--
house, when it was found he was lifeless; his death is supposed
to have been occasioned by apoplexy. A rumour that he was
killed by the falling e f a tile, which was in circulation this
morning, is without fctindwion.

'I hell.' loyal Highnesses the Duke of Cambridge
and the Duchess of Gloucester have signified their intention of
being present at the yettiumance of " Israel in Egypt," at
Exeter flail; this evening.

CONVICTION 01' TWO MORE SrlEs.—At the King:*
County Assizes, two spies,. named Levirs and Martin, were
found guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury—Levins for bweds-
tug against five men on a charge of houghing cattle, which he
had killed himself ; and Martin fof swearing that a person
named Sullivan had written a threatening notice, which had
b: en fabricated and posted by the spy himself. Chief Justice
Pennefather, after remarking that. " cases such as these ought
to make the authorities pause before they listened to information
coming from such a quarter," sentenced Levins to be imprisoned
ler two months and then transported for seven years, and Mar-
tin to be transported for seven years. —Dublin Evening Post.
FISH IN TIII; BATH. WATERS.—A singular circurn7
stance occurred last week. The gold fishes in the ornamenetral
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glass globes, in the Great Pump Room, from some unsa_s!.s.
tinned cause, became tcrpid aud to all appearance deelfrem
that the official, thirlin7 them to be really lifeless,
d no sooner
from the window into the hot water lake. He had
h rem viva
clime so than they beau deporting themqeives"to"th%l.
' city, as if a new existence had been imparted
ature of these
superintendent states that though the temrtr
-, eels ard perch
waters is usually 93 dug., not only gold fish,
thrive in them.—Bath Journat
icinity of Horsham
threw h
There are now living in the
united
Shelley Bart., 88 ; and J. M.
three Al ag strstes, whose
Hurst, Esq., 93 ; S:r Timothi , !.
Gen. meral, Esq., 83. Cr"e"e'
At a meeting of the ere-
age is 269 years—Robert
REY ERSE or
with 17,c0,1., and had
not now a shilling
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