1835.

Jan. 5.Returned unopposed for Newark.
Jan. 27.Under-secretary for war and the colonies.
Mar. 4.Moves for, and serves on, a committee on military expenditure in the colonies.
Mar. 19.Brings in Colonial Passengers' bill for improving condition of emigrants.
Mar. 31.In defence of Irish church.
June 11.Entertained at Newark.
June 22.Criticises Municipal Corporation bill.
July 20.Criticises Municipal Corporation bill.
Aug. 21.Defends House of Lords.
Sept. 23.Death of his mother.

1836.

Feb. 8.A member of Aborigines committee.
Mar. 22.On negro apprenticeship in Jamaica.
Mar. 28.A member of negro apprenticeship committee.
June 1.On Tithes and Church (Ireland) bill.
June 8.A member of select committee on disposal of land in the colonies.
Oct. 18.Speaks at dinner of Liverpool Tradesmen's Conservative Association.
Oct. 21.Speaks at dinner of Liverpool Operatives' Conservative Association.

1837.

Jan. 13.Speaks at Peel banquet at Glasgow.
Jan. 17.Speaks at Newark.
Feb. 10.Moves for return showing religious instruction in the colonies.
Mar. 7.A member of committee on Irish education.
Mar. 8.On affairs of Lower Canada.
Mar. 15.In support of church rates.

Apr. 28.A member of colonial accounts committee.
Apr. 21.At Newark on Poor Law.
Apr. 24.Returned unopposed for Newark.
Apr. 27.Defeated for Manchester,—Thomson, 4127; Philips, 3759; Gladstone, 2324.
Aug. 9.Speaks at dinner at Manchester.
Dec. 12.Member of committee on education of poor children.
Dec. 22.On Canadian discontent.

1838.

Jan. 23.On Canadian affairs.
Mar. 7.Criticises action of government in Canada.
Mar. 30.In defence of West Indian sugar planters.
June 20.On private bill to facilitate colonisation of New Zealand.
July 10.Moves for a commission on grievances of Cape colonists.
July 11, 23.Opposes the appointment of dissenting chaplains in prisons.
July 27.A member of committee on Scotch education.
July 30.Opposes grant to Maynooth College.
Aug.Visits the continent. Oct. in Sicily; Dec. in Rome.
Dec.The Church in its Relations with the State, published.