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Only 38 members being present at tour O'ClOCic, tine bPEAXERdC- Oared that the hbuse stootd adjourned to to-morrow. MAJORITY Of 112, wlo voted for the second reading of the Irish Insurrection Bill. Alexander, J.' Douglas, W. K. Jones, J. Rice, 5. Arbuthnot, RightEllis, C. R. Ring, Hon. H. Ridley, Sir M.W. Hon. C. KuiSOO., C. Ringsborougb, Roberts, W. A. AstCUl W. Ennismxore, Vis. Viscount. Robinsen, Right Baillie, C rl. 3. Fitzgerald, RightKnox, Hon. T. Hon.F. Ban'es, 11. Hon. W. V. LBmlb, Uon. W. Rogers, E. Binning, Lord Fxrquhar J. Leader, W. Ross, C. ]ridgcs, G. Forbes, Sir C. Lockhart, W. E. Rowley, Sir 3. Brogden, 3. Freemantle, nt. Lowther, Vis. Shlffner, Sir G. Browne, Dom. Hon. W. H. Lucy, G. Smith, A. Bur_h, Sir U. Forde,MH. Lushiugton, S. Somerset, LordG. Butterworth, J. Gilbert. D. G. Macnaghtern, E. Sotheron, F. Buxton, T. P. Gordoni, Hon.rVW. A. Stewart, W. (Ar. Bonharm, H. Gordon,R. Manners. Lord R. magh) Calvert, J. Goulburn, RightMartin, R, Stopford, Lord Canning. Right [Ion. H. Martin, SirT.B. Sumner, G:H. Hon. G. Grenfell, P. Mundy, F. Thonmpson, W, ChoImeley, Sir M.Green, -. Mu?grave, Sl- P. Trench, F. H. Cive, H. Herries, J. C. Ommaney, Sir F.Twiss, H. Cooper, R. B. Hardinige, Sir H. O ven, Six J. Tulk, C. A. Copley, Sir J. S. Hart, G. V. Paget, Hon. B. Tindal. Corbett, P. Hankins. Sir C. Palmerston,Vis. Trant. Courtenay, T. P. Hill, Right Hon.Paxton, W. G. WValker, J. Courtenay. NV. Sir G. F. Pearse, J. Wallace. Right Croker, J.IV. Holmes, W. Peel, Rlght Hon. lion. T, Cuffe, 3. H-orton, R. IV. R. Webbi, E. Colthurst, Sir N.Hulse, Sir C. Phlilmor J WelleslEy C. . luqkisson. RlghtPlummer.J. Werherel, Sir C. Daw;kins, ti. Hon. W. Prendergast,M.G.lVigram, XV. Dawson, G. R. Iolris, Sir H. Price, IL. Wilbrahani, E.B. Davson, J. H. M.lnnes, J. Pringlt, Sir W. t.Wiblson, T. Divett, T. Irving, J. Rae, Sir W. lVynn C. IT. IV. MINORITY Of Twentv.three who voted against the Iri8h Insurrection Act. Abercromby, Hn.Griffith, J. SY. Palmer, C. F. Whltbread, S. C. J. Hamilton, Ld. A.Robarts, A. W. SYhlte, S. Brring, A. Hobhouse, J. C. Robinson, Sir G. Wilsorn, Sir R. Brougham, H. Honywood,W.P. Robinson, A. Tellers. Bury, Viscount Hume, J. Russell, Lord J. Denniian, T. Bright, H. Kinight, R. Smithb J. Fltzgerald, Rlgbt Grattan, J. Mouek, J. B. Smith, IV. ilon. 1. MINORITY Of 2w2, ho voted against the third readingof the Ncw Churches' Bill. Abercromby, Fitzgerald, RightPalmer, C. 1'. White, S. Hon. J. lon. 't. Rice, T. S. Whitbread, S. C. Baillie, J. Grattan, J. Robarts, A. NV. Wilson, T. Bright. H. Grenfell, P. Rumbold, C. E. Brougham, If. Hobbouse, J. C. Smith, IV. Tellers. Browne, Dom. HonyNvood, W . P.Smith, J. Wonek, J. B. Denmxn, T. Knight, R. Smith, G. Hume, J. MINORITY Of 15, who voted against the passing of the New Churches' Bill. Baillie, J. Grattan, J. Smith. J. Wood, M. Bright, H. Xobhouse, S. C. Smith, V. Tellers Brougham, P. Knight. M. White, S. Hume, J. Broarne, D. Palmer, C. F. Wilson, T. Monck, J. I. Denman. T. Tlnh:rtq. W. A. IHOUSE OF CO-MMIONS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16.