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who were the rer t,r n'emben : to hare their numbers properly full,
without any pat titular ime rests in or nut of the house to serve, in order
porter put the parties to unnecessary expenses, and in order to secure to
the parties the opportunity of obtaining the best advice. He should
oppose this motion ; and if it were pressed, he should take the sense of
the house on it (herr, hear.)
Sir E. CARRINGTON admitted the inconvenience of delay ; he
had many infirm witnesses' on the road—it would be most inconvenient
to postpone.
Air. LITTLETON said the attendar.ce of Members would he still
has requisite, as they, by virtue of their offices, were allowed to swear
off. It was important that their numbers should he full; also that die
eases should be as speedily disposed of as possible, because there would
be more debateable private bills—bills embracing new and important
projeets—than in any preceding session.
Mr. PORTM AN said, it would be important to settle this question,
because it was to be apprehended that postponements would be moved
by the Ministers.
Sir M. W. RIDLEY observed that this was his motive in submit-
ting tbe mosion.

DR. PHILPOTTE.
Sir J. ONAHASI, with reference to his motion respecting Dr.
Philpotts holding the Bishoprick of Exeter together with the living of
Stanhope, asked, as the Ministers were now confessedly such pro
kmpore, whether, after the consecration of the Bishop, they would
feel themselves justified in issuing any instrument to enable the Bishop
to hold the living of Stanhope in comemersdare 9
Sir R. PEEL replied, that the pleasure of his Majesty had been
taken on the subject ; but that no instrument had yet been issued to
enable the living to be held with the Bishoprick. He should not take
any steps to hasten such instrument being issued. If he held, which
was very improbable, the office of Home Secretary, he should not delay
tqe issuing of any instrument that had previously been determined on,
and on which his Majesty's pleasure had already been taken. But this
he would say, though it was not probable, should hnbe in once when
any further instrument was required, be should not adopt any step
without affording the Hon. Baronet the opportunity of bringing the
matter before the House, if it were thought proper. (Hear.)
Sir 1. GRAHAM then postponed his motion from to-morrow till
to-morrow week. As to the law of the subjed, be understood that the
vacancy in the living did not in fact occur till Aa the consecration and
homage. He was satisfied with the undertaking of the Home Bean.
tary. (Hear.)
The House then divided on Sir M. W. Rklley's modon.—The num-
bers were—.

For the motion 91
Against it 158
Majority against the motion 65
On the motion of Mr. WYNN, the two petitions respecting the late
election for St. Mawes, were ordered to be considered November 30 and
December 2. _ _ _ _

11e Committee
The Colonial Trade Bill was postponed till this day se'nnight.
Sir R. HERON moved for a new writ for Peterborough, in the room
of Lord Milton, who had taken the stewardship of the Chiltern Hun.
diet's.— Ordered.
The remaining orders were then disposed of, by being postponed.
Adjourned at a quarter to aix o'clock.

LIST of the MEMBERS of the HOUSE of COMMONS who
VOTED FOR and AGAINST and were ABSENT on the Divi-
sion on Monday night on Sir Henry Parnell's Amendment for
referring the Civil List to a Select Committee.
roe. roe. FOIL
Aclsnd, Sir T. D Forteseue, G. M Pelham, C. A. W
Adeane, H. J Frankland, R Penrhyn, Z
A:cheson, Lord Fyler, T. B Penderves, IL W. W
A h horp, Lord Gisborne, T PSillips, G. It
Anson, Sir 0 Gordon, R Ponaonby, Hon 0
A rcedeekne, A Graham, Sir .1. R. 0 Portman. E. B
Asdey, Sir J. D Graham, Sir 5 Price, R
Attwood, M Grant, C Price, Sir R
Baillie, J. Z Grant, It Pryse, P
Bainbridge, E. T Grattan, J Ramsbottom, J
Bankes, II Gaga. J.l Rice, T. S
Baring, F Guise, Sit W. B Rickford, W
Baring, W. B Gurney, R. H Ridley, Sir M. W
Baring, Sir T Harris, 0 Rochfort, G
Baring, jun. F Harvey, D. W Roberts, A. W
Bateson, Sir R Heathcote, Sir W Robinson, Sir 0
Benett, J Heron, Sir R Robinson. G. It
Benda'', Lotd W. G Hobbouse, J. C Russell, Lord
Bernal, R Hodges, T. L Rumbold, C. E
Bethell, R Hodgson, J Ruthven, a S
Biddulpb, R. M Howard, W Ryder, G. D
Blake, Sir F Howard, P. H Sadler, Dd. T
Blaney, C. D Howard, H Sandford, E. A
Blandford, Marquis of Howard, It Bandon, Lord
Blount, /I Howick, Lord &banana, 0
Bouverie, S. P. P Hughes, W. H Sebright, Sir J. S
Brabason, Lord Hume, J Sefton, Earl of
Bradshaw, J Ingilby, Sir W. A Seymour, Lord
Briscoe, J. I Jephson, C. D. Sibthorpe, C. D. L. W
Brougham, J Jerningtram, H. V.B Smith, J. A
Brougham, H Johnson. J Smith, J
Browne, W Keck, G. A. L Smith, R. V
Browne, J Kenyon, L Stormont, Viscount
Brownlow. C Kennedy, T. F Stuart, Lord D. C
Buck, L. W Kerrison, Sir E Stevens, S. L
Sunbury, Sir H. E Killeen, Lord Stewart, Sir IL S
Burke, Sir J ICing, General Struts, K
Burrell, Sir C. M Knatchbull, Sir E Staunton, Sir G. T
Burrell, W Knight, R Stanley, Lord
Byng, 6 Laboucbere, H Stanley, E. 0.8
Goltborpr. F. G Lamb, 6 Stuart, Lord P. J. Li
Calvert, N Lambert, J. S Sumner, G. 1.1
Campbell, Hon G. P Langston, J. H Sykes, D
Carter, 3. B Lawley, F Taylor, M. A
Cavendish, W Leader, N. P Tennyson, C
Chapman, N. L Lefevre, C. S Thompson, C. P
Cholateley, Id. J Leroy, A Tomes, J
Churchill, Lord C. S Lefroy. T Townsend, LonIC.V.7.
Clinton, C.. 1. F Legh, T Tudor, 0
Colborne, N. W. R Lennox. Lord J. 0 Tuffton, H
Corte* H. B Lester, B. L Tullatuore, Viscount
Dawson, Ale:. Littleton, E. J TyreU, J. T
Davies, T. H. H Lumley, J. S Tyrsll, C
Denison, W. 3 blaeauley, T. B Valencia, Viscount
Denman, T Macdonald, Sir .1 Vyvyan. Sir R. R
Dick, Q ' Mackintosh, Sir J M aithman, It
Douglas, W. It. K Malcolm. jun. N Wall, C. B
Duncombe, T. S Mandeville, Viscount Warburton, H
Duncombe, A Marjoribanks, S Warrender, Sir 0
Duncombe, W Marshall, W Watson, Hon. It
Dundas, C Martin, J Webb, N
Derides, 'I Maxwell, H Welby, G. E
Ebrington, Lord Mills, EL W Wellesley, P. T. L
Ellice, It W Namara, W. N Western, C. C
Elks, W. 3. W. A Morpetb, Lord %Valenti. J
F.ocombe, Lord Morrison, J White, H
Racoon, T. G. B. jun Newark, Lord White, S
Euston, Earl of Nugent, Lord Whitmore, W. W
Evans, W O'Connell, 1) Wilks, 3
Fardell, I O'Connor, 0 Wilbraham, 0
Farrand, R °Terrell, R. M Wood, J
Ferguson, R. C Ord, W Wood, C
Fitsgeraid, Lord W Osborne, Lord F. GI Wrotsesley, Sir 3
Fitsgibboo, R. H Palmer, C. S Wrightson, W. B
Hurray, Lord J Palmer, It Wynn, Sir W. W
Foley, FL T Palmerston, Lord Wynn, C. W. W
Foley. T. H Palmer, C. F Wyse, jun. T
Fakes, Sir W. J. H. B Parnell, Sir II Total, 233
Fordwich, Lord Patten, J. W

AGAINST. AGAINST. AGAINST.
A'Court, E. H Dundas, W O'Hara, J
Agnew, Sir A East, Sir E. EL Palk, Sir L. V
Atkins, J Eastnor, Viscount Pane, J
Alexander, J. Du Pre Egerton, Si P. M. G
Peroesal, S
S
Alexander, James Egerton, chlSir .J. B
Antrobus, 0. C Egerton, W. T Pauli, L. H
Arbuthnot, Hon. H Eliot, Lord Peel, Sir R
Arbuthnot, C Fine, Sir H Peel, W. Y.
Ashley, Lord Ferguson, air R. A Phillpotts, J
Astell, W Fitzgerald, M Ph**, I{
Bailie, 11. D Fleming, J Ply" J
Billie, J Forbes, Sir C Pi" Sir J. W
Baldwin, C. B Freemande, Sir T. F Powell, W. E
Balfour, J Gordon, J. A Parlatt, Lord W. J.
Bank's, 0 Gordon, W Pliserkepet. M. P
Ban
mss'
Gore. W. 0 Mask, Sir W
Bastard, J ooulburn, H Pfille, 8. 11
Beckett, Sir J Gower, Lord F. L Pussy. P
Bell, M Graham, Lad M. W Rae, Sir W
Bernfeld, Al' Oraluin, Marquis of Rains, J.
lietedord, jrS J. P Grant, F. W Reid, Sir J. R.
Bernard, Viscount Grant. Sir A Boger, E.
Blair, W Greeley, Sir It Rose, Sir G. H.
Bonham, F. R Gunning, Sir R. H Huesca, C.
Berle, J Sir H &mien, Mr J.
Bruce, M 11111 a, DIN . Soon, Sir 8.
Brudasellt_Lord Hastings,
_Sir C. • Scott, H. F.
arfdlisas ar J. W H Hay..
J J Sartain, H. B.S.
• Berard, 0 Harries, J. C Swiss, J. C.
thierok I Hill, 81r R Shelley, Sir J.
Calton, J . Hill, Lord A Shelley, J, V.
Colkiltso, 1) Holism, W fibltlq, b.. 1.