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London, England, 1842-07-11 00:00:00

TELLERS.
Fremantle. Sir T. —Buckingham
ISiging, B.—Marlbotough

FRIDAY, JULY S.
DISTRESS OF THE C,

UIV TR Y.
RisSOLUTIONS.
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Main waring, T
Manners, Lord C.
Marshamo Viscount
Mas:erinarr, John
Meynell, B.
Miles, P. W. S.
Milnes, IL M.
Morgan, Ocravius
Mundy, E. M.
Neeld, Joseph
Nichol!, J
O'Brie A. Stafford
Parke, C. Wnt.
Pakingtou, John S.
Palmer, R.
Patten, J. Wilson
Peel, Sir Robert
Peel, Jonathan
Pigot, Sir It.
P.lllington. Viscount
Pollock, Sir Fred.
Pracd, William T.
Pringle, Alexander
Pusev, Fniiip
ItashlZigh,
itepton, George .1.
Richards,
Roos, tion. Captain
I Rushbrooke, Colonel
I Russell, Charles

DIVISION ON MR. WALLACE'S
Question put, " That the words propose
part of the Question :"—The House divie
MAJORITY—A YES,
Acland, Sir Thomas I ',errand. W. 13. )
leCourt, Captain ' Ffolliott, John
Adderley, C. B. Fitzroy, Hon. H.
Alford, Viscount Hower, Sir Jamai
Antrobus, Edmund Follett, Sir W. W.
Archdall, General Forbes, William
Arkwright, George Forster, Matthew
Bailey, J. Fuller, A. E.
Bailey, Joseph, jun. Gaske!, J. M.
'Udine, Colonel Gladstone, W. E.
Baldwin, C. Barry Gladstone, T.
!Airing, W. 11. Glynne, Sir S. R.
Barneby, John Gordon, Hon. W.
Bateson, Rotert Gore, Montague
Beckett, William Goring, H.l).
Bentinck, Lord G . Goulburn, H. 1
Blackburn, John I. ' Graham, Sir J. ,
Blakemore, R. I Greenal, Peter
Bod.sin, W. H. . Greene, T. 0.
1
Bolder°, Henry G. ' Grimsditch. T. 1
Borthwick, Peter Grimston, Lord
'lotfield, Beriah ~ Grogan, Edward
Bradshaw, James 1 Halford, H.
Broadwood, H. 1 Hamilton, W. J.
girodie, 'W . B. Hamilton, Lord C.
Bruce, Lord E. : Hanmcr, Sir John
Buckley, Edmund I lardinge, Sir H.
Biller, Sir J. B. V. Hardy, John
Campbell, A. liencao, E.
Cardwell, Edward . Henley, J. W.
Christopher, R. A. Herbert, Hon. S.
Clayton, It. ft. Hervey, Lord A.
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Clerk, Sir G. i Hinde, J. H.
C.ive; It. H Hodgson, H.
Cockburn; Sir G. Hope, Charlei
Collett, W. Bickford Hornby, John
Colville, C. ft. Howard, P. H.
Compton 11. ~ . Hughes. W. B.
Corry, 11. L. 1 Hussey, Thon as
Ceurtenay, Viscount 1 Jackson, Serjeant
Crims, J. I Jernsyn, Earl
'lnner, I-lon. Dawson! Johnstone, Sir John
Darby, George Jelliffe, Sir W.
Dawnay, lion. W. Jones, 'r
Denison, E. Beckett Kemble, Henry
Dodd, George Knatchbull, Sir E.
Douglas, Sir Howard Knight, Henry Gaily
Douglas, J. D. S. Lefty, Anthony
Duncornbe, A. Legh, George C.
East, James Buller Leicester, Earl of .
Eastnor, Viscount Lemon, Sir C.
Eaton, Richard J. Lincoln, Earl of
Egerton, W. T. Litton, E.
Eliot, Lord Lockhart, Williarrf
Escott, Bichkam Lowther, J. H.
Estcourt, 'l'. G. B. Lowther, Colonel
Farnham, E. B. Lygon. General
Feilden, W. Mackenzie, W. F.
Ferguson, Sir R. A. MacGeachy, F. A.

S:tridoti, Lord
Sheppard, Thomas
Sitithorp, Colonel
&aileron' T. FL
Stanley, Lord
Stuart, H.
Sutton, lion.
Talbot, C. lt. 11.
Taylor, J. A.
Trench, Sir Frederic
'irollcpe, Sir John
Vane, Lord H.
-Very, Sir C. B.
Vernon', %V.
Vernon' Granville
Vesey, Dimas
Vivian, John Ennis
Waddington, H. S.
Walsh, Sir .1.
Wilbraham, 11. 11.
Wodehome, Et:1110nd
Wood, Colonel I'.
Wortley, J. .!‘tuart
,Yorke, lion. E. T.
ceutig, John
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Baring, K. Sir F.
Frernant,'s

NORITY-NOES,,

Agitonby, H. t.
Barnard, E. G.
80% ring, Dr.
Brot herto!4, J.

Fiehien, J.
•Gill, Thomas
Gordon, Lord F.
Hall, Sir B.
Hastie, A.
Hindle), Charles
Hollond, Robert
Johnson, General
Layard, Captain
Marshall, W.
Martin, John
Morris, David
Murphy, F. S.
Napier, Sir Charles
0' Brien, J.
O'Connell, M. J.
Pechell, Captain

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Stansfleld, W. R.
Stewart, P. M.
Strutt, Edward
Turner, F
Villiere, Charles P.
Wawn, Jchn 1.
Williams, Wm.
Wood, Benjamin

Browne, W.
Bu tel d,
Callaghan, Datil,
Carew, B. S.
Chapman, Benjamin
CoLw.en, Richard
Collins, W.
Craig, W. Gibson
Crawford, W. S.
Duncan, George
buncombe, T. S.
Ellis, Wynn
Elphinatone, liowarr:
Ferguson, L. ()Ante)

reLLEas.
liume, Joseph
Wallace, K.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
ON roan, JULY 9.—This being the last ?ay of Trinity or
Act Term, a Congregation was holden for granting degrees,
when the following were conferred :
DOCTORS IN DIVINITY, BY DECREE OF CONVOCATION.--•
The Rev. Thos. Parry, late Fellow of Balliol College, nomi-
nated to the Bishopric of Baibadoes ; the l'kev. D. G. Davis,
of Pembroke College, to the Bishopric of Antigua ; the Rev.
W. P. Austin, of Exeter College, to the Bishopric of Guiana;
the Rev. F. R. Nixon, late fellow of St. John's College, to
the Bishopric of Van Diemen's Land.
MASTERS OF ARTS.—Rev. C. A. Fowler, of Oriel Col-
lege ; Rev. J. A. Hamilton, of Balhol College ; J. Hall, of
Brv.ennose College ; Rev. E. W. Tuffacil, of Wadham Col-
lege ; Rev. J. Cooper, ditto - L. Evans, ditto.
OF A RTS.--deo. C. Shiffnei, of Christ Church ;
Richard Pratt, of Merton College; William Lockhart, of
Exeter College; William Everett, New 'College.
The Prebendal Stall of Cutton, founded in the Castle of
Exeter, has been conferred on the Lion...and Rev. C. L.
Courtenay, of Christ Church.
The Rev. F. J. Smith, of Balliol College, has been ap-
pointed Minister of Trinity Church, Taunton, Somerset.
The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. Edward
Stewart, of Oriel College, to the Vicarage of Sparsholt.
Hampshire.

ANOTHER CASE Or DEATH BY STARVATION.—
Abraham Holloway died at Bradford, on Friday last, at noon,
under the following circumstances :—Mary Holloway, wife of.
the brother of the deceased, states that her brother-in-lacy has
been in York Castle for the last nine months for the non-pay-
ment of poor-rates. He had nothing to live on while there but
bread and water for five months, and the other three months
about 3s. 7d. per week, for doing some job or other about the
wards of the Castle. A sister of the deceased, who resides in
Leeds states, that she has been once to Bradford, to the clerk of
the Board of Guardians, for some relief for him, and to get him
out of the Castle, but it was of no avail. bout six weeks
ago, the deceased was libetated from York Castle, and be
came to his sister's, who resides in Leeds, and stopped there
about a month ; this was a poor family, and, of course, could
do but very little for him. lie then went to Bradford to a
brother of his, who is nearly as poor as himself, and had next
to nothing to give him either to eat or drink; and last week
the man was taken ill. His brother's wife applied on Wed-
ro sday last to the relieving officer for some relict; but the kind-
hearted relieving officer told her she must do as well as she
could until Saturday. She then asked him for a note for the
doctor; this he gave her, but net a single sixpence of money
tended and sent him some medicine, but it was too late, the
to get him anything either to eat or drink. The doctor at-
man expired on Friday at noon. These facts require no corn.
ment.—Bradford Correspondeut of the Leeds Jou
Irxalontpe.lier,
IV ADAME LaFABGE.—A letter from kl
in the Droll, contains the following
:—" Aisdame Lafarge
has not obtained permisicn to le tiansfored to the lunatic
a=stuin of Dr. Ilech, as seas reported, being still confined in
atrnphe
the cell of the prison whirls wits assigned to her, close to the
infirmary, and her name is down on the sick list. in the account
tnfilcullt tone°
of expenses handed in each month. Her food is such as has
in bed,14.11-I.divk when the gets
been ordered by the physician, end etnsirts simply of milk
chocolate. She remain. in a state of
so.ert.....nisneshh epei detests,o o peignoir,
de,,, bed. She is almost constaisttltma:
up she can only put on the prison di es,,
nsuetli which chi eisiesteu es(ll'eonwareatlosuli,ttlostillf,:Yhl:t a
On Wednesday night, whilst the miracle."
NINI'
star
:fairiColmei Duke' l'
h.oifsCbarmea.bstriiid,wghelewhhios
ri,nogt b
ate restored
jsus C oullteigl unless
Cambridge,
mabsriiidr sort
eof Her health hperaollghreaesns:
was amongst the crowd, lost the
said to be worth 500 guineaist.
eerxepactretdt ah greatthief
h
search, and at a late hour of theinngiggh7,
being
announcement of the loss
adsel:tsaolteinbuit. The police made, a most minute
earftaellryt. st:
PDP:sedke otfhCatamaa-
bridge had retired, the
star was found in the gardens of the
College Langley.
by Sergeant It had been trodden on, and
two or three diamonds
was not extensive. The officer immediately proceeded tothe
Duke's temporary residence, and restored the star to his Royal
Highness, 'who expressed great satisratiloss.at the vigilance of
i the oer.
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