PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT,

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1307, 7 October 1872, Page 2

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT,

DEPEATj OF THE STAFFORD MINISTRY. [A portion of the following was published as an Ektua on Saturday :— ] Wbllington, Oct. 5. Mr Yogel last night moved his no confidence resolution in a speech of a little over two hours. . . Mr Stafford at once rose and said, if the motion was not debated, Mr Yogel would not have the right of reply, and the division could be taken at once. Mr Fox complained of their party being taken by surprise, in the division being pressed without any debate. The Speaker left the Chair for the usual 20 minutes' interval. On resuming, the division was taken and the motion carried by a majority of two -Ayes, 37 ; Noes, 35. Ayes, :— J. E. Brown, Studholme, Fox, Reynolds, M'Lean, Andrews, Seymourj Luckie, Bathgate, Kelly, Pearce, E. Richardson, Rhodes, Steward, Macandrew, Tairoa, Katene, Bluett, Ormond, D JParker^Parata; O'Neill, T. L. Shepherd7Tribe, Kelly, J ackson, V ogel, JKeevesy O'Rorke, M'Glaßhan, Carrington, Peacock, Creighton, J. Shephard, Hunter, M'Gillivray, Henderson. Noes:— Messrs White,lngles,J.C.Brown, Murray, Bunny, Buckland, Williamson, Rollestoh, Thomson, Clark, Calder, O'Conor, Collins, •■ Gillies, Sheehan, Johnston, R. Richardson, Stafford^ Bradshaw, Bryce, Wood, Karaitiana, Kenny, FitzHerbert, G. B. Parker, Curtis, Williamson, Wakefield, Munro, M'Leod, Brandon, Hallenstein, Reid, Swanson, Sir D. Monro. Pairs— Ayes : Harrison, Tolmie ; Noes r Mervyn, Webster.