1839.

Jan. 31.Returns to England.
Apr. 13.Withdraws from Lincoln's Inn.
May 6.Opposes Suspension of the Jamaica constitution.
June 10.Opposes bill for temporary government of Jamaica.
June 20.Criticises the proposal for a board of education.
July 25.Married to Miss Catherine Glynne at Hawarden.

1840.

Mar. 30 - Apr. 4.Examiner at Eton for Newcastle scholarship.
Apr. 8.Denounces traffic in opium and Chinese war.
Apr. 8.A member of committee on opium question.
May 29.In support of Government of Canada bill.
June 3.Eldest son, William Henry, born.
June 15.On Canadian Clergy Reserves bill.
June 25.On sugar duties.
June 29.Opposes Ecclesiastical Revenues bill.
July 9.A member of select committee on colonisation of New Zealand.
July 20.Opposes Ecclesiastical Revenues bill.
July 27.Denounces traffic in opium.
Sep. 18.Speaks at Liverpool on religious education.
Nov.Church Principles considered in their Results, published.

1841.

Jan. 20.On the corn laws at Walsall.
Mar. 31.Proposes rejection of bill admitting Jews to corporate office.
Apr.Revised edition of The Church in its Relations with the State, published.
May 10.Opposes reduction of duty on foreign sugar.
July 29.Re-elected for Newark,—Mr. Gladstone, 633; Lord John Manners, 630; Mr. Hobhouse, 394.
Sep. 3.Appointed vice-president of the board of trade.
Sep. 14.Returned unopposed for Newark.

1842.

Feb. 8.Proposes colonial trade resolutions, and brings in bill for better regulation of railways.
Feb. 14.Replies to Lord J. Russell's condemnation of government's proposals for amending corn law.
Feb. 25.Opposes Mr. Christopher's sliding scale amendment.
Mar. 9.On second reading of corn law importation bill.
Apr. 15.On Colonial Customs Duties bill.
May 13.On preferential duties for colonial goods.
May 23.On importation of live cattle.
June 3.On sugar duties.
June 14.On export duty on coal.
Sep. 18.Loses finger of left hand in gun accident.

1843.