§ Sir John Walsh moved for leave to bring in a bill to amend the act of the 1st and 2nd William 4th, c. 60, for the better regulation of vestries, and the appointment of auditors of accounts.
§ Mr. T. Duncombeobjected to the introduction of a measure of this nature without any explanation of its provisions, and moved that the debate be adjourned.
§ The House divided, on the question that the debate be adjourned.—Ayes 9: Noes 56; Majority 47.
| List of the AYES. | |
| Borthwick, P. | Morris, D. |
| Brotherton, J. | Wawn, J. T. |
| Crawford, W. S. | Yorke, H. R. |
| Fielden, J. | TELLERS. |
| Ferrand, W. B. | Duncombe, T. |
| Johnson, Gen, | Hall, Sir B. |
| List of the NOES. | |
| Acland, Sir T. D. | Bruce, Lord E. |
| Acland, T. D. | Bruce, C. L. C. |
| Acton, Col. | Buller, Sir J. Y. |
| Antrobus, E. | Clerk, Sir G. |
| Archdall, Capt. M. | Clive, hon. R. H. |
| Arkwright, G. | Corry, rt. hon. H. |
| Baring, H. B. | Dickinson, F. H. |
| Bentinck, Lord G. | Douglas, Sir C. E. |
| Boldero, H. G. | Eliot, Lord |
| Flower, Sir J. | Mainwaring, T. |
| Fremantle, Sir T. | Marsham, Visct. |
| Gaskell, J. Milnes | Martin, C. W. |
| Gladstone, rt hn. W.E. | Masterman, J. |
| Gordon, hon. Capt. | Maxwell, hon. J. P. |
| Gore, W. R.O. | Morgan, O. |
| Goulbun, rt. hon. H. | Nicholl, rt. hn. J. |
| Graham, rt. hn. Sir J. | Northland, Visct. |
| Greene, T. | Peel, J. |
| Grogan, E. | Pringle, A. |
| Hardinge, rt. hn. Sir H. | Rushbrooke, Col. |
| Henley, J. W. | Smith, rt. hn. T.B.C. |
| Herbert, hon. S. | Stanley, Lord |
| Hodgson, R. | Stuart, H. |
| Hope, G. W. | Sutton, hon. H. M. |
| Jermyn, Earl | Tennent, J. E. |
| Legh, G. C. | Young, J. |
| Lincoln, Earl of | TELLERS. |
| Lockhart, W. | |
| Mackenzie, W. F. | Walsh, Sir J. B. |
| Maclean, D. | Cripps, W. |
§ On the original question being again put,
§ Mr. T. Duncombe moved that the House do now adjourn.
§ The House again divided on the question that the House do adjourn:—Ayes 7: Noes 58; Majority 51.
§ On the original question being again put,
§ Mr. T. Duncombe moved, that the debate be adjourned.
Lord Stanleysaid, that his hon. Friend who had more than once postponed the bill, was quite willing to explain the bill; but if, at that late period of the evening, hon. Members would insist on the adjournment, he would recommend his hon. Friend to postpone the bill.
§ Sir J. Walshwould consent to withdraw his motion.
§ Amendment and motion both withdrawn.
§ House adjourned at a quarter past one.