The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-14 00:00:00

LIST OF THE MAJORITY

ON TUB AMSWAMENT OF TIM DUKE OF MILLINGTON ON TAB

CORM BILL.

[ln a list so numerous as the following, containing some names
which usually vote with Ministers, and others that seldom
vote at all, there may be some inaccuracies which we shall be
happy to correct on better information. We have not yet been
able to complete to our satisfaction the list of voters ag4inst
the Amendment, but we may mention that the Duke of Cla-
rence and Lord Grenville gave their proxies to Ministers.]
Aberdeen Dighy Poulett
Abergavenny Donegal Ravensworth
Abingdon Eldon Redesdale
Anson Ellenborough Richmond
Arbuthnot Errol Rochford
Arden Farnham Roden
Aylesford Fitzwilliam Rodney
Bath and Wells Glasgow Rolle
Balcarras Grey Rosalyn
Bathurst Harewood Rutland
Beauchamp Hill Salisbury, Bishop
Beaufort Howe Salisbury, Marquis
Bedford Kenyon Saltoun
Bolton Killaloe Saye and Sele
Belmore I Kinnoul i Shaftesbury
Bradford I Lauderdale I Sheffield

Brownlow
Bute
Camden
Carbery
Chichester
Cassilis
Colchester
Colville
Dacre

Londonderry
Lothian
Macclesfield
MalmesburY
Maniere
Marisfield
Melville
Middleton
Newcastle

Sidmouth
Sonv,ra
Stanhope
StrathMlan
Talbot
Tankerville
Teynhant
Thanet
VerulAm

Daltpopth
De Cliford
De Lawarr
Delamere

Northampton
Pomfret
Poivb

Wellington
Westmoreland
Wicklow

Romney
Frzres ter
Carringtua
Plymouth
Lonsdale
Bagot
Northwick
Prudhoe
Lorton
Tweedale
Albemarle
Nelson
Stowell
Howard (Effing.)
Exeter
Belhaven

PROXIES.
Cardigan
,orthampton
,suckingham
Despencer
Churchill
Harcourt
Mo••ntcashel
Sh.rborne

Bread. inane
Sinclair

Callaghan
Ailesbpry
Kellie
Montrose
Gwydyr
Queensberry
Clailearty
Longford
Harxis
Dorset
Beresfcrd
Rivers

Clogher
Carlisle, Bishop
Wodehopse
Gray.

Straabroke

Jersey
Suffield

Strange (Athol)

Hawke,

MAJORITY AND MINORITY
JNE TOTED THAT THE SUM OF 56,000/. BE
:AR, FOR MAKING CANALS IN UPPER CANADA,
7,360/. REQUIRED, ACCORDING TO THE ESTI.
,E OF THE MOUSE, TO COMPLETE THE SAME.
lin' (FOR TUE GRANT.)
Gordon, R. " Pallmer' C. N.
Grant, Right Hn. C. Planta, J.
Grant, It. Powlett, Hn.W.J. F.
Grant, Sir A. Pendarves, Ed.
Goulburn, Rt. Hon. Perceval, S.
Phillimore Dr.
Graham, Sir J. Pearse,_John
Halle, J. Rice. T. S.
Hay, Adam Sandon, Viscount
Heathcote, R. E. Slaney, R. E.
Huskisson, Rt. Hon. Stanley, Hon. H. G.
W. Spottiswoode, A.
Hutchinson, C. E. Smith, W.
Hill, nt. Hn. Sir G. Tennyson, C.
Kekewich; S. T. Thomson, C. P.
Lambert, J. S. Thompson, L.
Lamb, Rt. Hn. W. Talmash, Hon. L.
Lamb, Hon. G. Van Homrigh, P.
Lambton, J. G. Vivyan, Sir R.
Lewis, T. F. Webli, Ed.
Lowther, Viscount Wilson, F.
I Labouchere, H. Wrottesley, Sir J.
Wcest,r, R. Woo, C.
Moore, G. Wynn, Rt. Hon. C.
Macdonald, Sir Jas.
O'Brien, Lucius
Owen, Sir E.
Palmerston, Vise.
MINORITY.
Marshall,
Rancliffe, Lord
Whitmore, W. W
Wood, Ald.
Wood, J.

LIST OF THE
WIIO ON THE 12TII JU
GRANTED IN THIS YE
BEING PART Or 3(Y
MATES ON VIE TEL
MAJOI
Acland, Sir Thomas
Birch, J.
Bourne, Rt. Hn. S.
Brownlow, C.
C►iichester, Sir A.
Cocks, James
Carrington, Sir E.
Campbell, Archibald
Courtenay, T. P
Calvert, N.

Corbett, Panton
Cockburn, Sir G.
Copper, R. B.
Canning, Rt.' Hn. G
Clerk, Sir G.
Cole, Sir C.
Estcourt, T. G.

Easthope, J.
Fane, John
Fazakerley, J. N.
Fergusson, R. C.
FlFitzgerald, M.
itsgeraud, Mt. Tiu.Z'i
Freemantle, Sir T.
Forbes, Sir Charles
Forbes, J.
Fyler, T.

TELLERS.
Herrics, J. C.
,Horton, Rt. Hon. W.

Gordon, Colonel

Dawson, A.

[William:, Sir It.

Euston, Earl of
Howick, Lord
Jones, J.
Lumley, J. S.

TELLERS.
Hume, Joseph
Warburton, H.

Johnson one day in conversing with Macklin,
hacked his arguments by repeated quotations from the
" I do not understand your Greek and Latin,"
replied Macklin. " said Johnson, " a man who
pretends to argue, should understand all languages."
a Right," rejoined Macklin, and began instantly to converse
in Gaelic."—:Le Furet,