The following list is taken from the Churchman’s Magazine (April):—
HOUSE OF LORDS:
Duke of Norfolk; Marquis of Bute; Earls: Amherst; Craven; Denbigh; Eldon; Fingall (sits as Baron Fingall); Gainsborough (a minor); Granard (sits as Baron Granard); Iddesleigh; Kenmare (sits as Baron Kenmare); Nelson; Oxford and Askwith; Perth; Wilton (a minor). Viscounts: Fitzalan; Torrington; Gormanston (a minor); Tredegar. Barons: Acton; Arundell; Ashbourne; Auckland; Camoys; Clifford; De Freyne (a minor); Dormer; Gerard; Greene; Grey de Ruthyn; Hemphill; Holden; Howard of Glossop; Howard of Penrith; Killanin; Lovat; Morris of St. John; Mowbray; Seagrave and Stourton; Petrie; Rankeillour; Russell of Killowen; Sempill; Shaughnessy; Stafford; Strickland; Tyrrell; Ventry; Windlesham.—48 Members.
HOUSE OF COMMONS:
Bower, Lieut.-Comr. R. T., Yorks (Cleveland), Cons.; Crichton-Stewart, Lord Colum, Cheshire (Northwich), Cons.; Cunningham, P., Fermanagh and Tyrone, Ind.; Denville, A., Newcastle-on-Tyne (Central), Cons.; Evans, Col. Arthur, Cardiff (South), Cons.; Fleming, E. L., K.C., Manchester (Withington), Cons.; Grant-Ferris, Robert, St. Pancras (North), Cons.; Hannon, Sir P. J., Birmingham (Moseley), Cons.; Loftus, Pierce C., Suffolk (Lowestoft), Cons.; Logan, D. G., Liverpool (Scotland), Lab.; McGovern, J., Glasgow (Shettleston), Ind. Lab.; McEwen, Capt. John H. F., D.L., J.P., Berwick and Haddington, Cons.; Morgan, Hyacinth B., Rochdale, Lab.; Morris, John P., Salford (North), Cons.; Mulvey, A. J. Fermanagh and Tyrone, Ind.; Robinson, W. A., St. Helens, Lab.; Shute, Col. Sir John J., Liverpool (Exchange), Cons.; Stokes, R. R., M.C., Ipswich, Lab.; Stourton, Hon. J. J., Salford (South), Cons.; Tinker, J., Lancs. (Leigh), Lab.; Wickham, Lieut.-Col. E. T. E., M.V.O., Taunton, Cons.—21 Members.
The Love of God.—The love of God is, like Himself, equal, constant, not capable of augmentation or diminution; our love is like ourselves, unequal, increasing, waning, growing, declining. His, like the sun, is always the same in its light, though a cloud may sometimes interpose; ours, as the moon, hath its enlargements and straightenings. The love of God in itself is the eternal purpose and act of His will, and is no more changeable than God Himself.—John Owen.