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k' A ItL IA ENTARY DIVISIONS.

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THURSDAY, JULY 21.
DIS rte SS (MANUFACTURING DIS- ..,
RICTS.)_
DIVISION
ON MR. T
T. DUNCOMBE'S MOTION.
MINORITY—AYES, 91. .
Aglionby, H. A. e itzroy, Lord Charles Pffse. Probed
llclarn, William Fox, Colonel Puhford,
ilarnard, L. G. Gibson, T. M. Ricardo, J• 1.
Berkeley, Hon. C. Gill. Thos. Rice, E. B.
Berkeley, (a Gore, Robert Roche, Sit D.
Bernal, Itr• G,.est, Sir John Rundle, J. .„
Blake, Mr.t• Hall, Sir B. Russell, Lord •
Bowing, 1)r. . Hastie, A. Scholedeld, J_.•
&tithe:ton, J. Hatton, Capt.Villiers t.eyinour, 140ra
Buafeild, William i Hill, Lord A. M. C. Smith, B.
Callaghan. 1). Howard. P. H. Smith, R. Vernon
Cavendish, G. H. I Hume, Joseph Somers, J. P. ~
Clay, Sir W. Hutt, W. Somerville, Sir, r,„,
I live, E. B.
Strutt, award
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( Juishnngssotiol;),G.r.naeral Stansfield; W. .
C‘;gixibti:rPn'e,RlAslc.briard. W. I Langton, CeL G. Tancred, H. "•
Colebroukc, Sir T. Mangles, K. D. Thornely, ThOWII.
Crawford, W, S. Marshall, W. Aufnell, I. P.
a
Dalmeny, Lord Mitchell, T. A. Villiers, Charles t-
Dennisioun, J. Morris, David Walker, R.
Duff; James Muntz, 0. F.
Duncan, George Napier, -ir Charles WWarawdA 11- a
~1. V.
Dundas, Admiral O'Connell, D. Wilshere, W
Easthope, John O'Connell, M. J. Wood, B.
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Ebrington, Viscount Paget, 1 erd A. Wood, G. Vn, B.
Elace,Rt. Hon. E. Pailnerston, Visct. Wrightson, w. ""
Ellis, Wynn . . ' Parker. John Wyse, i hornet
Elphinstone, Howard Pechell, Captain Yorke, H. IL
Etwall, IL , Philips, Al.
Swart, W. ' Plumridge, Captain
Ferguson, Colonel I Ponsonby, Hon. J
L 'Odell, J.

TELLEas.
Duncesorn,
B.
be. T. sHawes,

MAJORITY—NOES.
Aclan 4, Sir T. D Fitrroy, Captain
k'Coart, Capt r.. Flower, ;it James
Affix, John Pe:er ',Mien, Sir William
Antrobus, Edward Forbes, Wiliam
Archdall, General Forester, G. C. W.
Army/tight, George Fuller. A. E.
Baird, W. Gaskell, James NI lines
Baldwin, C. B. Gladstone, W. E.
Banties, George Glad tone, T.
Baring, W. B. Gordon. Hon. W.
Barrington, Viscount Gore, Montague
Basket's'lle, 'l'. B. M. Gores, W. R. 0.
Bentinck, Lord G. Gomburn, Henry
Islackburne, I. Gr ham, Sir James
Blackstone, W. S. Granby, of
e raniston, T. W. Grant, Sir A. C.
Broadley, H. Greene, T.
Broadwood, Henry Gregory, W. H.
truce, Lord E. Grogan Eaward
Sir J. Y. Hale, R Blagdon
Burdett, Sir F. Ha!ford, H.
Burroughs's, H. Hamilton, W J.
tardsel., E. Hamilton, Lord C.
Chelsea, Viscount ..larcourt, G. G.
Chetwode, Sir John Hardinge, Sir H.
Chute, W. L. W. Hardy, John
Clayt..n, R. R. Henley, J. Warner
clerk, Sir George Herbert, Hon. S.
Clive, Robert Hervey, Lord A.
Loci.burn, Sir G. Hinett, J. H.
Collett, W. R. tiodgson • Richard
Colville, C. R. Hogg,

147.
• Lowther, J. n•
Lowth• r, nionel
Mackenzie, Iv 4
M,Geachy, F. .•
March, Larl of
Meyneil, rd
aunts, Kichayno
Morgan Oet2!„,
Mundy,'.E. M"'"'
Neeld, Jo cg.h,„unt
Newport, vi."" t
Newry Viseoun
.
Nicholl, J.
Norreys, Lord •
Packe, C. W.
Pakington, J. S. •
Pal., er, Robert
Palmer, George
Patten Wilson
pPPPeoeeemthli,biCii:roto:lnioneiTliriJrh-c.oThr

Pringle, Ai
Kash•eigh,„„„
Repton, v, • "
Rose, Sir George
Haus, Captain ot
Rushoroolt,Eo."
Sheppard,
Somer.et, Lord
w•
Stanley, Lord
Stewart, John
Sutton, Hon. ld
Taylor, J. A.
hompson, Aid
Georg"
Tollemache, J.
Treneh, Sir F•
rollope, Sir Jos"
Tyrell, Sir J
Verner, Colonel
Vivian, J E.
Walsh, Sir John 0.
Wodehouse,
Wood, Colonel .•
Young, John
TELLERS.,.,
Fremantle, Sir'.
Baring, H.

3rry, Bight Hon H,
Courrenay, Viscount
Cnpps, W.
D..oier, Hon. G.
arby, George
()Alison, tS. B.
lamely Benjailist
Douglas, S.r H.
..uublas, Sir C.
Douglas, J. D S.
Uuthel.i, T. D.
Dui,cuilibe, Hon. A.
East, J. Stiller
Egerton, W T.
Lhot, Lo.d
Esco t, ickham
karnham, E. B.
leilden, W.

Hope, Hon. C.
Hornby, John
Hughes. W. B.
Hus•ey, Thomas
Inglis, Sir R. H.
Irving, John
Jerii.yn, Lord
Joihße, Str W.
Jones, Theobald
Ke , D. S.
Knatcnbull, Sir b..
Knight, H. G.
Knight, F. W.
Lefioy, Anhony
Liiivoln,_Earl of
Ltuctsay, H H.
Litton, Fk ward
Lockhart, William

SOUTH AUSTRALIA BILL,
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Motion made, and Question put, " That the 13111 b° //ell
read the third time."— I he House divided •
bIAJORITY--AYES, 68.
Acland, Sir 'I homes Fuller, A. E. Li ton, E. .., s..
A rchdall, General uaskell, J. M. Mackenzie, vv.'
Baldwin, C. Barry Gladstone, W. E Meynell, H. .0,
1 ankes George Gordon, Hon. W. Morgan, Octavl
Barrin;ton Lord (lore, Robert Mu ay, E. N.
13entinek, 'Lord G Goulburn, H. 'Mintz, G. F. •
I lackburne, John I. Graham, Sir J. Padre, C. Wm'
`• I anistoti, T. al.. Greene, 'l. U. Parker, John
droaaley, Henry Hale, It. B.
Broadwood, H. Hamilton. W. J. Peel, Jonathan
Peel.
%truce, lord E. Harcourt, G. 6 Philips, Marx „„
Burroughes, if. N. Hardinge, Sir H. Prdigle, mese,"
alo
Cardwell, I *Award Henley, J. W. Rashleigh, A. 6
too
Clerk, Sir 0. Herbert, Hon. S. Rushbrooke, t u
Collett, ‘‘'. Rickford Hinde, J. H. Smith, Ve non ,i.
Cowille. Cis _ Hodgson, R. Somerset, Lord u
1) .mer, Hon. Dawsoii Hornby, iohn Stanley, Lord_ :0
Darby, .ieorge Howarsi, P. H. lution HOIL rt.
Douglas, Sir C. E. Hughes, W. B. Wood, t,. W.
Easthope, Sir John highs, Sir It. 11. Young, JO"
Si: Robert
Ebringtoo, Viscount Jeiniin, Earl
Eliot, Lur ¶ellifte, Sir W.
Ferguson, Sir It A. Knatchbull, Sir E.
Furbes, s‘ iliiain Lincoln, Eail of

TELLER?"
Fremantle; sir '
Baring, H-13-

Aldam, William
howring, Dr.
Brothcrtuk, J.
Cobrcn, Richard
Duncan, George
Ewan, W.

;NORITY—NOES,
ielden, J.
Gibson, T. M.
Jehmon, General
O'Connell, M. J.
Scholefield, J.
Thornely, Thomas

Walker R.
Wawn, 'John h•
Wood, Belliarni°
"'masa.
I iume, Joseph.
Aglzonby, H. n"

CO KON ER'S INQUEST. GE
SUICIDE BY A CHILD NINE YEARS OF ;t,'"',7(tah
Last evening an inquest was held at St. George's rlr,ine
before Mr. Higgs, on the body of Emily Cowdroy, eZe's:riea
years. Mrs. Thomas, of York-terrace, Chelsea, a ißchel-
oman, stated that she resided at No. 6, Church-terrace, door.
sea. Deceased and her parents oceupied the second mpas
There were five children of them altogether. On thee/the
instant, about eleven o'clock in the morning, the motherid
out
deceased was in her room, and some of the children caller pat
that Emily had broken a mug. Witness told the *i' then
to beat her, and she said she would not. The deceased ;Oat,
on the stairs, and seemed distracted about the by the
went upstairs and was shortly. afterwards folloWeu I,iltietsl
mother. There was a screaming then by all of the C", or tee
and the mother came down stairs again. In a morneni`nute
the screaming was resumed more violently, and in aW- bet'
two afterwards witness heard that the deceased had thr°s", title
self out of the window, and saw the Lindlady of the DOO,
carrying the child up stairs in her lap. The children were a
treated harshly by the parents.
A little girl, a sister of the deceased, about six years eli`.l'
stated that the deceased asked her to undo her dress, which sPf.
took off and threw into a corner, and said, Thank Y°ll:.,
She then kissed her little brother, and got up on the wincie.:
seat, and opening the window, was getting out, when she (wr.
sister) attempted to prevent her, but she kicked her froin !wee;
and threw herself Lead foremost into the ate& Tr,e,r To
was then down stairs. tel
The father of the deceased, who was affected to tears, st,!.id,
tlvit the deceased was a moat affectionate and sensitive 7,e,
The mug in Question was a mere child's plaything, but th,
ceased set great store on it, as it belonged to one of her sistet 12
The deceased was quite naked when picked up in the area.
_ti,
Several other witnesses were examined.from whose t,e:be
moray it appeared that the mother entered the room 1;0`,„,
instant the child was in the act of getting out of the via to
and franticly rushing forward was only just time enougPro
catch hold of the deceased's hand. but was not able to re. ler
her hold of her. The re:.son assigned for her undroing ,
self was, the: she was ashamed of her clothes which were
shabby. It also appeared that she had been impressed hYt to
father, although not intended by him, in a serious waY P°olf
break that mug.—Verdict," Died from having thrown he,
from a window while in a state of mental excitement." •