The Liberals had 333 votes to 314 for the Conservatives, and therefore counted a majority of 19.

It was said that so large a number of members had never before voted at any division.
"I own I'm disappointed," said Barrington Erle to Mr.Ratler.
"I thought there would be twenty," said Mr.Ratler.

"I never went beyond that.

I knew they would have old Moody up, but I thought Gunning would have been too hard for them." "They say they've promised them both peerages." "Yes;--if they remain in.

But they know they're going out." "They must go, with such a majority against them," said Barrington Erle.
"Of course they must," said Mr.Ratler.