The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-08 00:00:00

~ w` ~., •^C-- • s• :; 7 1;_ ; 1 • ‘tsiop gi ( l j rie tie.) .0 ~,f ~-~ - A No. 2,956.) IJOTICF: IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t by Lades tore .1,, le Detentes JOHN PRICHARD et Orsobsys• amt. is tl , i Ity of Lesko, ardississis‘sl es b pea Hwy 2i iia. I . .t pr ,i. ./ is oodsisssi. IS CRY et tilho "gib= anew f r le n,elf aid the so 4 maim Jabs . pro. thereto. of S. pia. soma WY •h....e .3ohem awl mob iis Mg Z ar a reelpeetirci; . nlit.e. of us um is. as cutoid barbs duo AM Otb .i tel Or old Jabs Par did tersals. . and I st dm Et .... , .......,.. all &fel Min . (3.ssby R" NA otlyw the poissmd IMMO old sis Mimi Isms l a t e e=issed. weer m sad Mrruts Is Ills old s Oat try slid ow Al Varitl pait Rosso. ow Hs lib dys slisiod by Job. LbAbssr. d Is ii &is tr3lli at lam, •041 1. 1 He ES a Hit HA dor , 1.5 e, Is the ieesence lIIIIHm II 117. Site lane. In the elty Monty4l4aw. Oiled tbk 314 duo of January, J. sal J. IL LI NATIL ... I sad HACK WOOD 17. Mi. diae. **chore to Ole Tiveteh SEVEN POUNDS of ricollont CONOOU or BOI.TIIONO fur ONE CIV IN lA. ribla sow wiwoa Tema. IM Compeer •• own DaPorrAla la ea Ai. In Y. Ai pw lb. Beware of a sew Diner ua T.O Good Anew Craw. 1. per P..-114111 . INDIA NBA S OFFICLIA A Ones K Heluireitivehyard. Adam Arniseme OALS.—Hettoe's WsUpend (screened), the beet Ham Cosh in the Irk* dellyinA 25r tae, cook-. WI CO.. Illebbun 2.111111. d Cool Oaken AVIAB73 CANDLES, 74. asd 7&d. per lb. ; Or DOM was. la K : trassost wax. .: omine sm. ; twM spars. I Pd. ; Gersas was. ls. 3.1; babe 11•1. L; siva sem 1.1 1 1. ; esspotits. *L. 10d.. 114, sad 1101; sows be folisses baps. ; WO. ; MOM. OIL rl`: mass at. Is. IL : ► lllllOl. 3d. • mem "Me Masse. b. b.: bersay,. idl. ii. ash. al IL P. DAVIN" owl MIMI "A . Ilmbisliss. Mob's's. bobs p h. MA/MAX TROUSERS sad Maws SANIMS. Illsedims.—The Inunken Travers en ten anahlsi an TM WA monk the isteit ~mint asi N C ll.L eseresigh km Fin d IT. IL s inn an noir An Irma Weaken amid aside /lam Onnnil in lionnan ufldb en nnanno anten, Ong mie um newei loin re ne poke Wail_ for inn =tend AO prionnell—SAll 111. Leaps& KONOMY QUICXLY PU r is PRACTICE.— it Mw Ws um wftwwwo. OS T. MILIA:IIa . ar CLO. C O. Tow MO WM samOrso fambied with MOM lINIIti TM prime en AIM Is fib Sam Mil at Me mom appromi Mad mode um 4 la Mi mamitafterw by T. 111 and Ow. Clwildwok Talk" OMMlim, 1 and& Abfass. Bomb OloOkm ZOMIMmem 1/3, LwoOmg ilmoL O:ENT•PRO REQUIRED it BARLOW'S NNW 1)11131TM) lISLItACTIFO3I TAP ebill p ges a n i er t ra t re el f lrei ban ....m tet tempo Ile Ng le We emboli lisSl at rai l a bear aseasibles se ebbs a 7:: relrkee n ti bel 11=11 1 :e me IS .1. 2 Of tibekls mai ober dburee bey be a pea impelble Tarsi I peal reduced pribb.—JANlS BARLOW. . 1 17=eit ae l meii bbib amerfactuser, 14. bine Willeaselbea. Nom. CORDINO'S WATERPROOFS are the beet snide for me; Ow Ord AU modes. sad ors Ws ID YAN' This um NA aims at a lt d • I solic k Er i parl• Z a r mi sal, Ere bat I= ,rhu... sod asp es a 111111M11111 sand rwrZras so dm= bop mem Isdrbgar= ha ldores. tau. *mid. Irsum, belief awe le dock or made Ms order If ar bon ta serh. or 40s. per doom— rm. wa nts .. l ;VI. smut J. C. WILDING, TV, limb& 4 . ATENT FLEXIBLE 'TUBING. JAMES LYNN HANCOCK. Tekwelted IteNAllettter Tubing/ad Hoes lisasetener. etchlte the soft et the trade geooni: to hie 1 WSW HOtth hal TUNING. node lIN 1 1 1 0. fn.' a rrabVtoben , miss Nokias Or II*" awl Volmitica &hear =a:11 th s. irkswis And Wants" Oteteeihroad. tabass. UARUM SPECTACLIa. the amino sad bat, et voll4soom esedloom for prnento trig toom . lobo poor* roamed ono booth t 2.5 per Woe fons . 4ltfol4 PROSPIOT GUN. foe volio well dale lto gyms sob loom to tourou , . sad odve na pot Oh Mal moorbwo ELS N 014idaao to us amid rwmas• MEMO the Oak; Lotvd.o. loutloo—NlONOV swim MOW" CLOSE or HOLIDAYS.— Th o return of youth to their rearodim branlia; Mud: lachms•sollehrodo teas pa 1f1..w ramdirso for thcir foramal acalart amiLfaisa2Lark MOWLANUr MACAsSAIL Ott. for sad Improving assl brootl4l , SaraM Doi for =aoliiv k irot fliV. ll = l =m au r siminsk ro losth he/wilfully white. eget rrownlialbeelaw. lwe dirpramba accompoullumts for MS sialsamM _ pommel ouirsrmily .ousnt for sail liimiraL—Vold Isr A. ROW: a t ml . 1i413115, Ilstam „ar leo, Loa d os. sad bieriabai and Wawa. lIU PTUIt It S.—By Novel Linen Patent. RIMINI MOr- MAIN LEVER VIM lellie=rwwwa WO stethetd gentlentes $e be the mewli abates le lbe essays (comment of . H LIM lA. The we el air ipl aie idles bertful la Ica awe, le bent avoided; • WI teem mdl the lode. addle I'm renotote ler lb, NOC41•114 PhD sad ?ATMS T LIM ' : = l ielelt emeh Me and doms that tt onset be detected. sad wag be dee.. JI deraltalte omelet may be had. and dm Trim be pot. ea Yr orcumfereere of the body two Inches below the ftwbelme ma to lie maker, Mr. WHIT( . SL Po:oddly. Am ttebMobl MINI OM Smog Whelp* sad • Freak to cut awn /edict. JOZEAU'B COPAHINE, or SACCHARATED CAPSIMNS, approved or to the Freseh Coarse et Plorridies, sseceerully atiaulakete td In the Frb. rtrol Lutdos snot gm"%dud by them to be the tort evnedy fOr a eer aka disorder Laitett ' of 6N Nortmlor. Wt . a c ,py will to befterdad oft aftftlicsatoro. Trice rev 4. , .4. ; 91. To be had or the la " Noe, GABRIEL .10./Z Freud, citeraid, 49, Haymarket. hew Ow sad &lithe ptiadol chit, o•to. VPRIESEMAR.—th the 29th of hl:6l6 alit it, am laamwske was mated tg the High Cowl of is Ilth Jam Ihillowlag was mai alwo.ital. agialt ... ... sad others. la vaolorat lbws tam Ito a ilE.±o,this inallisa. wadi r o t agosiod i Viimato= of zii&F it iao id ilti a. tiodo ge haimodit go Pig* 017 I et IVI, swam gat. lo • atisollia ...lint guise. =or . . la the =olg e t amidkatio di teem of Sioar= li rirg. so twashola *ask aa goldluis .OD las .II : hula oda via id the goat woody for i r ke 're of a SW "sad 2 . 1 .,„..... trate wilizam d ia Oa . ooglialloa. ha d = eamasUsiliervo. Trfrogess.M:l7arltnft go void al OM aroaoll. aa4 of all tatagatog Ulm lb %rag lila table without gag an bolas Is sob gam Ila. at bow tam la we kw lea. thl. : am. aloft Soto is a mama al Al 12a ; lallo za=losed ig l i viz a inggag. lowa b l ida a aar i r lot MJ Orir= . ad Issan_ , itzt = tra,...r. N. lierkatvws. aratitarta; awl . it. . Whim. LLUSTRATEI) TIMES, 2d. Weekly. The somber few TOMORROW contain. Rumba Troy hlce trove the NW the ar .i. Z a watlnlnlV Taraot howthe o, the N. w BR I - M= Lyon.. Vtin W SIN Native Time t!. savor ilimewilog • flungan ha the hha lain Comps —The fortified Catv ol via r i sZ ILt e irei—Xtestrata Pontai: of houerai della Mumma Aa Maio M the Ileeert—Wild Puck Mt ha the Oilems—Rorate. Farticahn Nora 7. by OUT Special Leevolioa• Rim—With all the Nee. of the neva. ..I. Weekly.—olltee.l4ll, Met street The IllehrAry amber of U.. ^ lamented Time." el* * stew lop, lam been remand, and is acre on ale. L LOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, Dato O DVOLA RRRRR OLD. • YLIIIOI /I LT CI DO:LATIUM —aparirds et 160.000. • MIKA? TACT for ADVERTInIIII. It caelsho DIXTI CO1•11111D, In the VIII LATIDIT INTILLIIIXXCD. prim TWOPLNCX, ut pont tree, of Of Km •inat i nrtlfirert Own LLO Sall.bury.Npare. Landes. IRE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING Pt PRE, Wee earereeped 41., gawped AL weed Lattrte Liberal Joan* lie advocate of free eggererot end Of raimila lbe Want awl ease eV lb men, reire—te Um wary of IL IV/ NMI* mad le Oa waged merrestile sad ooeserercing leforgarke . 01 stam.st S. Ye deo. flamer. NA itmetary a:tido—We paw r —ll-111WIL PRAT OF WAR. ITO FOI ETON S PORRI E MPONDYNTA WS IS RELIA AT B R AN D IMPARTIAL Re etele.e.ly vary elver 4 PUPPO4.IIhe ladles Rely le Impelled Mkt" every the 'land %lag. sad II r •rages fwd TUXgrime. ONLY LUILT MINING REPORT, IT INCLUDES ALL OFTINSITE ADVIRTISIOIRNTS. It 14 eulely et.lereekor. eat. Ocoee' veneer by more elm glary Pee. Van any of It. emteneorsgreobis paper M. li corm• Des rrit rly lebneellos, achieved for Ralf • derager mad Fog** Ba 4 to ear. o be orger..l a ally 1. nluellw or eremite In lb. Madden ; or el re<diet lin In. .werie +Vert. Thee...gem Leek.* SAL f doings, be r t whored la obligated the per lry greeted Sat al • Muted price U. puhilrber *II, oa su , fret lee rio. lllo Itt 4 cligese me, iii eireply *ad lee dd. pet quarter, peel m &heave te Trelt.lia. ord.,. EmAILY NEWS LENT TO READ. froom 8 sat. Imo IP to . at 1, per mat ; malled In Sorra of arimin, M , for '4 pm der. or 13, Ma•Monmplo per mrlor ; by Kr. WAL- S. 1 .1 *.• Mmt, 1,1, Temple-dreg, Wt ..------- g itir AILY MIN'S FOItWANDIID to the COUN TRY At lIIVICIINfi POST. at 19. td. par qt .. mnaml la ad- JOlll X 1 1114 POI, M. Ulmer Alblarezwk IPAP..Pork• ardl News Aiwa. RSILT yaws LENT TO READ. is Lamb" Ita quart.r. —MIT by MORNING um so.. okl. PIN 17.—H. ADAM. k whir. Now AIWA. BAYSWA'TIR.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO IMI, sad 1.11.0 ed M this irmstry by "mules pot. 94 111. I• 14 AIM. r.--31. 111.111111011, ONT• 41•11" NM HE EX PRESS.—Th• PUBLIC mid tbas TRADE IrPPLIND e• 1117 'ammo al haltpana am easel.. by w. PRUSOI. *pa% Xe.ll. iftrUba' MHZ JOINT-STOCIL COMPANIES' JOUR DAL. Ina a Ilks Itaaldsg. Flr• abd lafe Aamssa a r ba latt Jel na =sik tot =s of the week Is TUN DAY MG ; free by owl. sd. pI N dner-e—u?: H I. lonia: Jam W. Parker sal Ilea. W. Sim& evek la Moo. te5.11... of VOTES ea the MIRACUS. By R. CHIMITIX Stioo.lb.. Pia/MR . falsity IA Mots Codes. lawkos, W is w*Wag Clogioto to tho Loud /Noy of Oxford. moot &Plo. NOTES as liko S i ao AIUJILEIL Olt w * Mika. u. Lamas: J W. Putts awl 800, Watt Dined. STRlCAlrr at. it tbrtlVr i kitr 4. ; Celle& Wood= Itue in nilite lame; ftli Ty . g ram and sera Ift W _ 111.41 . i . :3 14 1161wil l i= 114"1 2641•• to Ur IFNI MO mill. Timm "TM lido EM •s • sowe d .... Impoilmtlalormatisa.'— Rankles ATE*: T l RBlLlWlrellriMildrVlacia by rt z EVE Fr a c 1 1 Mt t raw= sin Lear • L 0114111: Illiglisek Ram. U. ; art Wiped ceb. tram the Avast. 26. lioycHvive. Jot raffia* New amd So** ; Paso 11.. OS• ta Pak for ..1 4 1., at riIHE SCIENCE of or, How to Live sod .a. womb Lot for ; yak *L .. ...N0k sell ea rit i 4 t iab iaff . r ml iii4reatit elik --- fa A7r , Ur 11111.41111 • NMI AIRMIESS. at as a d the Miaomoro Is the E ll = isasslai °ll a mega d tbs waist prat& ..... no =2. 11 I Plailt is ilelle. I i Idiralei to the am at adages main se Effliasts Nes. I rl a s I mps Mal tat arm Ilia lad to ask paw% tad at iwtrrw; Masa& St, Paw& : L. Loalateamin ; ad A book. calm. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TIII7I3DAY, Dm. 7. The Lona CNANCILLOIIOeit WS mat epee the weeks* at b ceitioek. TM Zeal et BILASTNSIMAT palmated stolid's treat tin -111111111111kiel• of ell desatalsetiosa mule; that a law mlibt be mend tat Ilse rtga'atits sad amortl et unnamed broken sad dadaist& settead lased rota is Beetlartd. LIFE PEERAGES. Lord LYNDHURGT.—My Lore, the subj. et whittlel am *boot to bring soder the emmiderstion of your Lordships is ow of very misfile:Ole Whitest, boogies Umtata to the veiny (tidos of you Lordship's boom. The tiote%as •hrther the sack nt hereditary eisniter of this hoses is to madame, or whither it is to I. Molten !a upon to say on teat, socoediag to the dimities sad the interest of tbs minister of the day. ((,enser.) I the togoested by cams of my friends to brims this solj•ct folly before yosr kideldpe, sad is the perform's.= of tbst daty I will ondoothar to stets the ease ;thinly sod simply, to as to wader it per fectly Intelligible. It awe not be *apposed for a =mint that thew is say nooal ejteti• nto soy learned (need tats Bares Parse, Is the initiate I am making—(ettem)—tho *limbo is dist he should bees bees raised to the mango in •f am tallith babies if one k f the wool tot alines tf ▪ pewit rf pionge. My lords, it is now nosrly 30 years dose I wee fiat entreated with the Greet Seal. Otis of the earliest easel my elleial life was I, noimmend to it e Son stir. the Wanted posttests* f w a mat oa the jadicial besets; sod the meaner Is which b• has diediarged the duties Imposed upon him, kW sesiduity, his ineestsy, h's learning end his impartiality, , l an done Men than jostity buy: - do.. hooey to tlio salistiai. ibheqr r eJ --- fiWyx OftirsOl ilte - ii;rneiriestrer — are is of sore. mientaan to be considered. He is adv.inced fa life; be is • married man; he has se a .s, nor, she me is say, t sough I do so with ear. les tatiew, Is there any likelihood of his toads one. It is quite Mar, thereby% that whether he had • life peerage or • pimp at the anal Arm it would be we asel the ears thing The obvious itesseßseass is— nay, I believe it is not atterptel to be deeded—that this is tateeded te set IN • precedent lot tater reasisr, noble the rimier for the tire being to place is this beam se stay tenants for life of the peeress as may suit his interest et any wheeler juncture to fake lye (Clams.) hly lade, I must beg have to prole t myself against any rasps,- besides that may arise with mad to what I as 'boat to say. I have received too mesh of the favour elmy Ina ▪ ire, and I am too grateful for it, to be capabie of eataa taming any disrespect to bar whiten,. It mast therefore be moldered that in everything that may fall Irma re I ma not speaking of the Sovereign penesely, but of the advisers of Use Sovereign. (Heir, hear.) I au sot talking of her personal exercise of the presegadne f Ae Crowe, bat of the masa r in shish, I. asearres with the erstitatioa of the country, re km bees advised to ensile it. (Chars.) My lords, ft has been geld, sad it hee hers repeated over and over again, that thee is a rue mane of prerogative, and that th. Crows may legally ap t oat a penes te be • peer for life. Armin for • 1101Deee the' that is the ere, it doss not follow that every enemy of such • prerogative would be consistent with the par ciples of the ematitittioe. (Hem) The Finereign ray by his rr.rngative, if he thinks peeper, erase • bodied we eps with descendable qualities, is the coarse of • single day; bet world that be oosaisient with the restitution ? Every snit if that kind would be strictly 1. g el, bet everybody =Were I and Meow thee such as rairear sat the peen gre ice •o .1d bee inert vial air of the pis-41es of the eunsti. team. (Har, hear.) In the s gunner, the Sovereign, issued of plectra tar Great Seal in the hands of • r like minable and leerned (Mad on tit r aoil•acit, datia gauhed for his 1. gel sad other at ailments, might give it to a layman, • wrap wholly sear quart 41 with the lows of the scant-y. That, too, woold be a flagrant violation of the enstoutios. Other lastasm of the same tied might he alder& but the tosser I have gives are Wheat to illustrate the principle to whir I cab to c4l attestion. (Hear) The praise, however, which I mean to icy dawn sad wadi I sea eaaintaia is this that no Saar* has craned is th s country in which any commas, has bats relied to a seat in this house by • west of peerage eestaiaing only an pesos was at all keows the eonetitation of this country, or who is at all conversant with the principle, apes which it I. founded, must be aware that ova of these prineiples is, that long continued nesse bee the fee of law. To go Sack, therefore, for a peeled of fear hundred years, to collect three or feat se half a-it ars issuers in which the Crews ken performed an See by vane of parcgative before the cessations was formed, bane it was put into its present mbar —and to Saks t ce• few Sasser a ireeident apes which te fired • cheap in the reapositioa of either bore, is. I eientead, a geese violation of the - priatlphs otter ecestitatios. (Chien.) My lords, let me go bark to the tire to whisk I refer: what eatraordiesity powers were then 'aerated by the Sove reign, sad were even lend • part of the aednebted won.- tits of the Crown ! The flneve iga wield is these days ire* writs to amain bonnets aphis, them to retain mamba to raiment, and he wield than Mae writs • rear time, darstissing seer of these boroughs, or by a slits phrase ellasier b •Oloposiuon of thew e'e eonetitllelle body. Tiro an i 5..., ale, of this derription. Peers were 'L idded t• mats is this bore ; writs of summer would sere - does be rat t them, end esatetimes dieeentland, at the diarrhea el the rowel for !ha tire rims. Tem are ears el peers berg earremed far a eagle se sips ; of peers being mar peers daring pleasure ; and of pawns being erred peen to have all the rights of rho pier ego ozeopt a beat in this helm. At the tire to eshith I refer, t e Crown ezeteleed the power of des prang wit% the laws of the entatry. It erreferd the right of pixies toe country wire snarl law, of masa ecru miss-cies, of beryls( Isar y, gad other rights of • mon ea tneediaary et meter. Airy of these hays been ea based by art of whereat ; ethers have tales lots desuetude; sad te rake those pre e - dents fey the purpoie of altering the empseities of saber boast of pediment appears te me, I repeat, • rose violation of the eelletitl4 . o3. (Chaste.) It gem toonoioo my ditty t toil! the toreador of yens leedahips tee the wee whieh are cited in nypst of this rends, of the peregative. The flat rant for the ensiles of a pen was la the rags of Richard 11. • sad la the gut years of that raga is the fist ea e eat is ;Ward urn In lutifleaties of the rep whieb bas jut bra token. Trot wee • were g: anted for life to a forager areal fasieeard de ; bet as a foreign' arid sof sit ia this baser, it was dons/ lb* roll ,wing nor ermined, sad • Naar of about MVO& was gives kir see gßaiveleat for the loss of his peerage. It is gaits Mr that as Osiseeri de Derby never sat in altars% sad had se right to sit in paths mist, this as.. sew have so bearing mien the wart qua de.. (Has, bear) The rat sees le that of Hobert de Vete, Hal of Oxford. Yoga lordships will nee loot that De Vete wee the favourite of &sherd 11., and be was smated Doke of Dublin. A Noat.• LORD —*weigh of DOHA Lord LYN DH U RST—Tbst eaor, meta, Ilse so bowies urea the Tent s. because at dm due whim tt.e otamithat ot Deblbt was ersheeed spot Robert Da Vete, as was &Ivey totaled, as Lul Of fthod, to a wit is pulluaeot. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1858. There is maw mailer owe to whisk the sea man 141 apply. The Mal et Bailed, tho Wises sea, we. mesa Duke of Aqaba ; bat he hkewits woo already • 11•11.41.!!trw bleak lea buses. Tlre at ems was one Midi a Amy was mond a anon for life, but that, too, Man Molly . ad eirw, late, what was a state of falle the ago ee Bahasa IL, wait is the Woos point dine ease of these wb =No / my Mk at that, the ad is ear ads, the lame INII 'be IMO at peopend wan-the Whin rid tho Mao by a aim to getting ilho wpm hemil—ebo Whig mama ail ashona trandadeg e l iV isi sestimity of the Crows to aorta pans mai la fin larement—learned jot*, cossetted by the Craws hi Me validity of the doentweat—they giving lair mina Mat die instrument was illegal—oho ham aim their , enmities without ha of trid Maid foolloo. mad Wimgtheratelthejode by twee alignism of Moir hanso—thea than( ons i de. stamp oinelbo Immo. =BM Duke of Gloaceder bat Mae Me ;whet sed lilladleillovehe bums ma defiled Me ogre Med. Wl' bui=lllllollll the Wing. hardasamilem talen t, and Ma dime Cu any poesainio bs *halved ▪ eialdent time of this desealks dot a be of the Mead me in dhows's, a mime omreslud the power, of a Crown ? (Hear, Mu.) - In - this bilefskii nip (that of Hoary IV ) taere bat name alga Mahal pi lib pemeges Hay ia the desk et let! in *Ord his amomodal ble• beeibele rah Me erase hada brother Mae of Oirressater for Mit sad b UMW his ends Mai of Clatidge for muse: Ilea this har id sage asolt ha. a wee sand ia the year Ni Man The gnats I. the Duke of to the Deka of Wimater wen man alarm& egiondiseed, and new popeemmeg.se la the anal fern dommanclo their ban won eahelaaled for them. iti:L inrs hear.) Tao mem also came In the Duke of was wined Dab of Banta, a the Earl of Wain. Berl of Albemarle, Ni Ms hat to thus am the raids I have eirsedy laid down aka—thin gam were alreadyambers of the Has of Peen. As ailitinal we Ma Ma cad. It navel la the aim of Homy VI, at the sad of the moat betas the Doke of Glateeter sad the Bishop of Waimea. It is said that Ba J Conewayll, who bad nasal thi Q•••••• amt. mama • heron a lies by the title of lard !ahoy* sad Lard Itlblebta. Boalla mem selloint posed for enemas Mt this a a Bib map ; es the ' essay, es the mono was siellmind la Me peas of par! Masa% a it is anal to mow limit Masses low had imallemil apse hha all the lights ma privileges of a =Nallawdlig that of twisermeeles his digs to his (Wear, hear) AB Mw owe, it ahead be es" ladadiad withia • win of abwit Arty genes to an lima dim aid 51 Charles 1., when war eakatlon bet beim to ho added ; or of to dill Ma hada mad M the Rovelatioe, wine the oath tan ultimately _Wok the fa it now wean ; and will roar lordships say that the _i.e I have ▪ nos aolliant ti testify the Crown is sew Min immos i (Cheer.) My lords, el'ow me to sZ a tt fi that ft is a &groat nel tties as it strikes me--if I may ass sash • Nag eopmeden--of the gnat maples lima wb ear osellitetes is headed. (Bear.) I us - always afraid to tat ageing that may have beta adverted to, lest it shad be thought I am apprehensive of Ming with it. There is. 1b.., a mw whisk marred la the reign of Hoary VII. At that time, when every distriat Is Irelud was a primcipality, a prime named Tbosend we nested Bad of Thinned. Hairy VII. gave him the tithe of prime, but It was only a nominal title. bemuse, a the tame Meat he we created Baron of Inehigen. But meek, we are only talking r f sa If sh peerage. He nok his seats the Irish Perlismeat, ad sat there ia virtue of his nay. I have elated to that pa tater sew lest it raid be said that I bad omitted say ease whi h spooned t militate spat the view dist I have taken. There is umber class domes to which I am laid also to Mode, sad a very impor *ant elatedness they re ca linseed to be, but whisk I c milder have rea'ly so applies. don to the gesetioa—l moan cases in tehlde ladies have ben admired to the page for kW There ars newel area of that dascriptin. As pow lordships very wall kisow, the ponages se basted ware stet alt of Mint ' et the most moral demolp tics. (A laugh.) Lodi the Poartenth desired at a per tain period of his reign to establish an entente coda with our Charles the Sewed. lie ha a week aide of that mosareb—(laughter)—end he selected a very beautiful lady to iseme over to this country to set so media," bm Mem the two. That andiatiosi was onesreffel, end the remelt was, after a addable rad. some child's, and that the lady was created Duchess of Poeumonth for life. It as hardly he said that that cam made my altera tion fa the compuldea of your lordships' assembly. ha the Mood wee not mash distingaebed for his misedity, though he gave op his crown for his , sad be made Ceara Miley a harness for lit.. w ilra 111. led a near life, sad created no peareges of that dessriptioo, sot wen soy made in the reign of Queen • ; bat la tte Mita of Georgie I. Melanin de &hen. bava wee nested Doc` ins of Kendal for life, and Melvin de lidieleatierg was SIP merle • peeress fx rite, but by • hat tit's I anatouistely forget. So we went ea tell the reign of Nam 11., whoa we fad the Cosines of Yar mouth Mime a mums fer life. The are not very bright mann in our hist try. It was my duty t . TOW a them, but they do act bear oa Me gain before year lordships. Lady Rivers took a peewees feria, al the was arrested for debt, and applied to the Oat elf Wiag's Beech to discharge bee on the question of pilaw. Tin questa was ably argued, bat the Lord Chief inet'oe at last said It is questionable whet ha • esentem, made le by pati at only for her life, be privileged or se, therefore let her rennin Is die mainly of the sheriff tell &tansy, a sot be turned over ma itestady of the mare oda. alga move it man." It is quit* °Wiese then itn. the data mast be left nasty out of our - snap ea ihn it forms no avast whatever for the ease ere ise 01111111ilerivi. There is another dale of ea of this =rwhere • anis tor life is granted, with n - o sena or third sea, or sea other pence Now Mil It a mere fens of (masse.; It win necessary POI ia these to sada a semaliader. In most d the win to which I am referring, the gnat of • POMP far life was to a mu already • menthe of tbis home. There are acme asses that de act go to far, beam they mated sot may ea innate he life, bat also is nil, sad therefore it dots sat matroven the onto Mon I Mee laid lowa, that from the dem of Hoary VI. to the pant time, *Mein et 400 roue, so eamoner has bean pined in this beass by lira of a patent wag • sere estate for life— (Few, ter)—a , d so lawyer, a. friend to the antation, east for a Manna doubt that the lansines of this bled n earing before a &man of mar mestiatioa, whoa the !prerogative halves ia a state ei dia. NOM sited h oa trim tt at daie to the pant, as sever be mare to I d •k pant benkiag in epos the lent seta blisbed erseter of mar Mesa' Mae. I an now to apart of the saliva whisk, fra sll I have beard, is likely to be mesa up.. the emetics of your lordships, I EMS tie *MISS a Lord Coke. Lord Oaks espressly lays it data that the crown, by its preregatin, may mean a peerage for Ilk bat I have before stated that the questa is not what the eau may de by its prawn,. I was la ceaventattim with a ale Mad of aim the other day, sad Its said, "The news by its promptly' may seed far a troop of a gamila k may make *very one of than a peer, the mama iiiminie to his posterity." Would net that be a great as et the ectestitatin ? Aid yet it wad be a set Maw the pr, getive. and wadi hi dray Mal. Gnat ream a dad epos Lord Coke, sad perhaps more as be I. Jowly entitled to. I know that is the iga of Jam 1., a pestle charge was made mast him that be laid don a groat deal of a from hie two had and his owe eetbssity, without seine it 'etchers, and I know that a. the subject et the moiage he ens by a• mema infallible. la the very bah in • htek Lori Coke lays down tte law, ia eke m which I have Meted, that opiates is commented oa by a inatlemse of trefaed least, the late Mr. Hargrave. No man was bettor @equated with our eatitatiemal Weep than the kneed gratlessaa to whom I have refined. He says, la his vase at, that he doss sot thiak the opiri m of Lord Coke a be sultan; be ha sot think that the *plea is established by sofienat authority. The Band utter at the as dim TAM to • ewe to which I am afloat to call the ethane of year lordshipe. It is a law ease, but it is a is • very simple fens, mad will be very readily minestood by ray used your lordship.. It is the can of Visecat Purbeck, who merited. red hs tale to the men ; sod the questa was whether, a pr aid mama his title to the Nowa. It was aria at gnat Ingth by Bit William Jae, who in the seas of his inane said, by way of bullring • deduction upon if, that the Ka by his prerogative es*ht eats a per for life, sad be Must:end the an qualities by alga meats bat spoa that assapta. The learned judges vibe decided the SW in this boa were as a gnat eminea—the Berl of Ilhafteabery, who tad jest glees up the gnat met, the MI of Noting ha. by whim be was saesesdol. Whom the irl of Boaftesbery ma to oramanso Jodi/seat la the ease before him, he referred to the empties made by the Attoney- General rte the hiag's ability to mate peerages Sr lite, and wise was the anoraks ha made ? He said, st You me Med ft amine dist ; that gala is ea ms's Mika al man Man than the man gaieties whisk le bean I D." It le gas dear that ha addend ea at that Is, that the right et the ran to ante a per Ni Yin wars a ay thethltal, but that It was a in polat seism to he sonnial. Thiro wee as maa of tee mi meos thairsdraddembesa. the Mob weseir He, ia bitivielaffffi fern t. t t aegnahoned Net Wilda loam and man the emend= that Illa waretedet win wag. H. dagmed meat el tbs mama of ihe load A Me be Paned *WAG MIOBSOS 011 whisk have nand, thereby Mewing, in the meat mooted war, that be aimed Is with the learned 1111116 la had a•- fied 14 his. Allow me to proceed a Map farther. In a Mae beton this home, a me of gear, ett whisk Lori Plesket presided, the width et Lord Coke woo oiled. It was a slier, diode" Wadded (vision, bet It was ever-vied, sad Lord Plash" is psis; Ids isdpsser stated that if Lord Cake had giros so wee= sopp s ort of Misjudgment B. might, oat of defames* Ile Moo loth esthelied with hiss ; bet as he had stated the said lose resew had as validity, be bit impelled el dsrir spies* It. My lords, I hams slated this are, sot pthe: oho ipso illit el that Wanted person, bst to thaw Mei be lath • &defeat Wow ems hen that of awth a pa sse es Levi Oahe. Bat it is assesswary elaborately top holesteds pert of the ease. It Is am a emotes of smelliest late seta emotion se is lepl right. The quake is. othethith ea muds pessiests established Mar bemires rod ere dm Crows am at this pedal, after the toestitatissel frowieg of both houses, ovate pat dm Ws—whether nob • presseithe esit be tholderri es joslii Me. Now, my lords, I ham sawed Par sob* I Swift the dry ewe of this subject. I woe selepillidithatemeepd k. (Hier, hear.) 1 shell be fol lowed if ewe WWI end Warmed Needs wise will supply popsyllmt Is sollsikl will* I h To omitted. I win leave list port .1 et Ma. FA% ay NW% sloe will be tee semermeses of tie withhodwrest of sob • ropiest I Yoe will Led this boon IMOD. rte two isms. ON Wag the hereditary pesos smiths whet poses he Mb. Cles pot bar le the weed= ef pmss for dm purpose sr scaleless! wpm is Wipe s pest smile, iiiirdsdi pers. It sus dose as us* esessiss it the raga orgasm Yea, sad it \abbess a !mum or deameistlea ever mow Bat, ley lard ,it a few ern advasaid la lib tea be =anted peers dashes tbe maaiwAst et *bob sliest ewes, hew *say will it be ea as owastissey. with is easeraysleas setaisba—tad we have bed assay nett, sad may have salty mat•-•bint easy will it be ter t o wry sag salaser• by siSsids, pens for lite. It is said that this privilege es preassative will be operlegly ezereised. 311 lords, de aet give way to that da isies. It is tee easy a seetbed sae to be tat wear= to. I would give as power that le ss p u set Wig abased paler wbise it is imseestary toe co : ab seme m = gad e=ase. That I essosive t) be geed earalso. let eire these ao geese be as ebb iest? I easealea *at I elm beim babes pea a way Mob task A wale hots issus dhelealetet ehe geyser meat la Ms haw, et greet diaMeliel Wadi= mead is the esesiitatke it Ws moats?. iag this bean es use et the gr.at behostbs of set sosttitstles—that noble_ lard.. tee wises* asseesey I intonate the highest moped, bed to take • souse at i time of great ezeitement, when the &form Bill was Gy psum& r this been, and the ddliselty wee to overman that oppmillee. ilk question was eossidered Ina great variety or gene. It MO saggeated that the eldest some of perm might be toiled to this Moe, bet it was feud that the membeft el them was by far tee small to profuse the desired Mesh nen it was said that peen for life might be meet* sled the matter was eensidesed by Lord Orey, bet say to be retested. Important as the MOM* wee to be serried, mitred es was the country in favour cf it, be 00t.- lend that it would be • greet ianceatiow, attended with commessers, sad inbuilt., of the elsramer ief is Crouse, sad it was njeettd; and I believe that co: ealy that great stingless eatertained that milked, but that mr then Sovereign, William IV., declared that be would sever esusent to the adeptims of nab a some. Do sot emesive, my lords, that this is the sole authority on whit) I rely. At the time when the gnat mamars of the maim with Ireland ma proposed it beams nemosay, for the purpose of seeming it, that • great amber of poem should be mated; mid so great was the smasher, that in the IJcion An • claws was introdeeed providing tee the gradual Mettles of does reneges. And do yes suppose th at that great statesman, Mr. Pitt, who diming all these pmemediage, would have agreed to diminish these pommies mules Le bad thought such a course wee retsislN ? No gm that the indeenee et govern moat ba Mb hem Is met emMirstly great ; but if yen create a new aimed peen, may of whoa will be desirous of hav ing a Noised mange earesiled to their esecessen, you mate • saw spies of embsentemy, sad you segment the Malmo* MCA la Memel eaMetratly ostensive. I remem ber • ay mil M be mesa with regard to the prerogadee of** Crows ih the tremslaelek of the members of the epis copal bench. It was said that those translations ought a• Imger to be teleneidohat they rendered the prelates' t mbegrelest to the Meister of tte time, and it was in' merrreceee of tele that the Lamm of the bishops wag etl6sts what me em ow &deg ? Yea an r,eting a new body, to be pistol la the same sitmatice, In the sem possum of sainervieney. It I. said that the le only to be exercised in reward for great sad= seniors. Will you plan men wise have served their country in the highest rodtions—who have bled (or their country— who hey, by their ere:dorm added to the power and giny and the character of the nation—will you place them is • elan lower than three tin tacit only the lustre of parson who have themeless been didiograishee by similar erre*, ? Ido not go the length cf the old Es man poet, who put into the mouth of the Grecian wanks these walk : Nu rem et promos et gate boa lechaus I* Vt: so antra vow. I do sot ge that length, but I say that while I respect the dwandants of men who kayo don great and glorious de.ds ft r their anamy, I respect still eons tt om by whom the rest aid reticles dens have beo n cone. (Hear, hear.) It is said that this it to be mmileed to members el the profane of the law. What bag the profusion of the law sine that it is to be Mount lour this bussiiiatiag rod- Mon ? I say, sad with pergola enflames, sprain to every sun sequential with the history of this neatly, that no holy of men have ben moss distinguished and more sawasful I. their exertion la supporting the liberty sad maatalang the mutilation of this gnat y, thea those •in the pustesaieta of the law. I hear it somedmse whispered that their descendants are not so distiagninn. I Lon rend this house, sad see near me, sae of them a nobles an gallant lord dlstlageined for personal Weary, one of the shied Olken is her Majesty's awns. I leek farther, nod see II noble baron, always attentive to as dais' is this how, acute, laborious, rising always to speak with overpowering sad commanding .legume. sad I find hint the dssatadmat of • leaned obis( latices. I see another noble lend, holding a distia gashed office, which be fills with iatelligence sod impartiality in the estimation of your lordships. I remember a taste lad lately at the head of her Majesty's gsvernmset, easlaiming la a moms* of iszeitessat sad with rest bitterness, We an we-ridden by lawyer. in this bow." (Laughter.) I think if this new system wen lattedmed, we Amid be so over rkldea that the sons lord wend kastily lake hie Sight to the math. It is said that we most jedleidd 'bends In this home, to discharge the law benne. Never was there se aufnadsd • sharp. I will say that this bones sever at ely moment had more legal etrength, more Irri knowledge ma which to rely, Oman premat. There is my motile anti leaned friend on the woolush, awned is equity, removed to the coma oc-law bank &Cog there as &Jodie, with usiireml praise of the pronseice end the public. Them then is my noble and leaned friend (Lord Brougham) who presided for four years be the Court of Clumwry, sod performed what wee ocasidered a wet ea tragenaary me t by paneverlag industry, until he swept off gimp lore • In that court. Then there Is anolur aside sad illeMed lord sitting before me(Lord fit. Leonard.), Irby hem his Minty ta, bees isimmord, I may my, Is the law of Ibis cowry, who sat as Lord Char ming of Melted win, the greatest sermons. and who bee nee held the aim of ebsasellor of year Mrdsbips• team. I ask Wiwi& mere eunpateat or edgiest Whitest Nall be bawl ist the of adwiskageby feed • ? Moot mosso Salk OM edam to liso ssahot *Ueda« yes odd Is weight sad of Ow Issulb. I enter tala • dinning Wain. I 'Mak that is mseedes 111 yea came es sub,/ you lessen the reepea I enteral* the utmost possible respect for Bares Wendeidale. bat I may esy that he is conversent with the a 5.... law of England, I. whisk you wan no emostasee. Ho is sot coavereat with the law of Ilsetioad, oe with the misd. uhastios of judos is the omit of equity. To plum him ia this Imre toy the admisistrelin elisisiee must be • the one promo to Justify a Wolatko sf two sossUtutios of this hew. What is the Neon of this sham a ear system I Have we bosons es enamporod of ths gram of omennesat of our Woods sta the ador Ms of the doosel that we seek to imitate them la Ms ompoltito o f th is home ? It is no a few wish. slam Mal i 1 road la tho Montour so artist" motley from the Mihail some, de m the grates of Foam tel not of Ira west of mow. tor wont of dtaeer for doMinlos to whist they ems 15111. I ham so aoself Way dawn *be doraster of this MOO to that life Worse& spa while the Smog of loom is hoed. An rag lordship Millar. by slowing tho hionlitazy sha seMar titbit be... to dimislah rho Moan witpulty whi le It poMsses with thodobility of slostastlatlft aml Crews ? You etiG tommtbsr Mat the bersdlism Ilsboiple is es - 'wised witigz as part ormailinial. saki the la this Mass to asinosa with tho hil ess i mm a nife sad the Crows 'mutually swum sad assist omit Mhos. By the sal tesse of a body of boodltagy IqY- Mos 1s issessi a busies to protest the Orem from every MOM apse as hereditary ti{ Break ti sow that pris es! oalwark of mmemolMewasd be oast be ii=it i on e ndeed, my MM. who will Miff shot Mem Immo the moseponses. My poutioa UM 90 satmelm. twins so uniK IBM orrandp M ressibk far us. linu rt i tt a li Mw. ts smatims way_ mat of it will tbs sttessies, sot mossom wises :re IV% I w moms% Mat the *spy tabis of Mete loam be tobered to the Moo of rhF fag smationtion mil per that SOWS SlMPtssia to ibis bops.; sad with that I mode I will sow WM*. (The moblo asell lamed lorJ • mg as s ed his mot solibt ray stood sad C vital applause.) Otimped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. r wee Winded. The sea owe wee that of Nis J. Coniewesh, who was made Bares Fauber for life. Of the 46 grants of frees the ant of Richard 11. to about MA mid • of Hoary VI, le should la that won rhea half of Wet were mated awarra pro. mums st cosimmisitatie Of the 41 greats la that pane& elms were for the life of the parties, and ow for the life of &Amber perm. The cedy as. he would refer to was the Earl of Reiland, who was the sou of the Doke of Week, sad who wee mated a peer for the life rf his father— . demi. sofa 'eerie sin ilostesit." Lord Redesdalr, speekles of that ease, said that, it Lord Ruthirat's father had beau attaiated of tresem, be would sot bars bees Berl of Rutland, or a peer of the realm soy looser. All thaw persona, to whoa peerage) were pasted during the life of ssoth.r perms, bed rewired writs of rammionr, wad eons of them were proved to hare takes their mats in the haw. He (the Lord Chancellor) adraltted that it was mill than 400 yews does Mors had bees say siring riarpiwitor el a life permute tea wee; bet whore could may &Wineries be found brewers Ow rhea of the Clown to grant a life peerw be a weans, wed a life peerage to • man ? AB the revidsti for creedal, lessee peeresw for life were jest as valid, es the pewees oeseram, ea if they had related to peewee, for lU.'mated to ram, although, aarleabtedie t ame Waage greats la trauma wet? sadtail usifFs il Caliper s sad ethers of great admen% Mt on /silty of a gnat Mat of duty is piing theta by. Than wen fesnommalik lastwes of peerages grouted to peewee who were ass osembuslT the house before, with meander to inßatiresl _ . Now, if the collateral branahn fa gush adage baopeaed to fail, it would have barn simplisikra gralLite life, bonus, iodide:ally speak ing, then wee so nib Sig as a tessehmin or • peerage ; every semaiader was jiSpuTly a sew greet ; sad when • prop was rutted Is • for his life, with a re. maindar to B, it wee, 'Wetly, two 'enrol greats. Missy of their lodatips sow vet Is that hope by virtu of grants of that description. So whoa there wee a greet to a was and to heirs of his body by • parties's/ wife, if It should kappa that then were no such beim. it would boa gnat fee hie cnly. But indeed he (the Lord Chancelloe) weed sot eseupy the house with sack arguatests ea they, whit& were probably sot at all interest leg to them, for the truth was that it w.. stated uaiver,elly is all write's' epos the law, without any eastredistion, from Lord Coke dowawards, th at the past of • pomp for life was perfectly lawful. He thought the hone ead the go verameat hod • right to °utopian of the two question of legality sad eipsdisuy being Weed up topthtm es they were ia oese acit'on for • refining to the ostamithes of prin. legal. Disguise itas they might, what noble lords wanted was this, to censure On government, or at least to espies. • strong *Palos that such a gnat as this ought not to have bees made, and It was moot saki: t r attempt it by each • motion as Ibis. If the amble and leased laid had proposed a resolution throning ft to be the opinion of this house that this was an Improper sludge of the prerogative, each • wane would hive been quite legitimate. With regard to the cireanutsuess of this particular ease, it was thought to be dateable that the exercise of this pnrogatin Amid be made in • ease in which no reflections would he throws upon the densadants of the p.r.on to whose • life peerage should be given, as if they had been deprived of the hernia on account of their poverty, std the case of Lord Wensleydale appeared to be • very fitting one to be wanted. As for the upedieney of such an semis* of the prerogative, then were reason which made it peeslistly desirable that high legal fonetionarin should have readier access to the legislature than of late years they had had. The course of legislation in the other house of parliament bad bees P 'undo them altogether by set of parliament. The Judge of the Admiralty Court, who used always to have a seat there, and whose advice was very serviceable, was now excluded from the House of Common. The Master of the Rolls was not included by law, but at the lest panel Onion, toe present Muter of the Rolls triog • candidate, tome people regarded it at a rest it aod.l, sad incossisteat with high judicial lunation', for him to go about peavaesing at an election. That cpinioa, snag or right, was one which would tend very nun to exclude the Master of the Roll. from the House of Canapes, of which the noble and learned lord (Lyndhurst), when he filled that Ala, was a distiagubbed ornament. Well, that made It the more desirable, that if the dignitaries of the l.w Gould sot be admitted iato ens Howe of Perlis matt, thiy should be in the other. Bet Low wee that to be dose, unless they could escape la some way the ueceeslty of maintaining an hereditary peerage ? He holm how it had been done in former tiros—by giving grants of aeeagto them from the public pane; but surely that was sot a precedent which ought to be followed. It was very invidious to speak of such things is *ennui= with living persons, but there were some who yet received large pension or allowance as a compensation for sinecure officer, which wore now abolished, formerly hold le this way by their familiar. It had been sold that such • precedent as this would toad to the swam it gof that hi use by the intrc. denims of large batches of life peers. Now, considering that the betedituy members of the boon was some 450 or 500 in number, he did think the apprehension of any such number of peers for life being created as would materially isthmus its decisions, was quits ishinterical. In the reign of Queen Anne, upon the oecaaion when tt e house came to the daisies, contrary to law, that it was sot in the power of her Majesty to grant a patent of peerage to a Scotch peer, it appeared from " Burnet's History" that sows apprehended that, by means of the Scotch peen, the court would sways have a majority. That apprehension had proved to be unfounded, and so would this ose. The real cheek that would prevent the govern. went creating any Improper quantity of peers would sot be in the absence of the power to grant them for life, hut in th it wholeness and ever active control sh , ch west:etched over it by public opinion, and afi di would make nth • step as imperils:4i for it as the ennobling a Yogi meat of Guards. After referring to the fact which is 'motioned by Mr. Macsoley, in respect to the assist's es by welsh Lord & men was enabled to mantel& hie dignity when created Cbancelli r. he said that such an ',lndio at of evading the difficulty which this panel of a life peerage worn now tt escape world In at the privet time, If not an unonstitutlonel, a most unwise and improper act, and the course hat edopted was iefleitely preferable. Ho (the Lord Centeno') eh ;old sow be disappointed to the let degree, if their lordship came to any vote which would imply that this prerogative of the Crown to create a life peerage, wh'eS had been made available at some former periods for d4repratabls sod di:- gr c feel object', ought not ti be exercised in the present ego for penmen which would mimeos the dignity and use fulness of their lordship' Louie. (Cheer..) Lord CAMPBELL and the Kul 01 DERBY rejoiced is sup. port of the mention. Rail GREY believed that the creation of life peers would asbestos the (flinty and authority of the upper branch of the legislate e. The Doke of ARGYLL opposed the motion. Lad BROUGHAM spoke is favour of the leo4l. Their lordships then divided. Contents—Present Pieties Nos-contents—Ptesest retrain • 62-106 Mojority Their lordolgys thin aojourood at a qoartor to 3 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TntriumAT, FEB. 7. The SILLS* tack the chair at a little before four ec!o:k. NEW MEMBER. . Mr. BAINES (totrxtaced by Mr. Hoyt'? and I.(rd Mul stave) •ook tie natl.' and lia mat for beds. THE COUNTY POLICE BILL. Sir 0. OBEY stat.d, in answer t Mr. Beek, that be meant t rotted with tl is bill on Monday. PETITIONS PRESENTED. OPINING PURLIO INSTITUTIONS ON SONDA7II.—By Mr. HADVIRLD, from the Vicar of She Meld, gad other clergymen of that borough ; Captain N. 870AILT, fuss the Welder's 'segregation, at Bedford ; Gemmel Boomer*, from Wesleyan Methodism, New Swum, end from We - leyan Methodists, Fiske:ton Auger; Mr. Srooxaa, from the dicer sad iehabiteate of the pariah of Sheldon, toasty of Warwick ; against. BANK ClAiTsa Acr.—By Mr. OLIN, from the Chant bet of Cosmos. of G!a.scw ; fora revision. ClOlO3ll 11•713.—8 y Mr. lIRYWOOD, from inhabitants of Homerton, Gloucestershire ; againq the stolition of shame rates, without as t gaivalent b. log provided. MATNOOTN ORAN? —Mr. SPOONIR, from the members gad president of the Church of Zeeland Lay Amociatioe, at Bath ; for the espial of. NOTICES OF MOTION. TADVANCIMBNT or Sctsgos.—Mr. Herwoci", that on Purses', the 21st instant, be would ra.ove for • select core , mime, to esquire what public immures am be adopted to adVllllOO whom and improve the t mitten of its cultivators. Tam ELacriva Famicnisa.—Mejor Bun, on en emit day, to re-Intro lace the hi 1 for cosfertiag thl e'rustive frau thee oa altpaws as me el Lt the bectenco etTPDAT OPINING 07 Valli MOOROK, &O.—Bis JOSHUA NWILNIILIT VOltpoted his mottos as this subject from the ISIR Settee Met. CoosuLaa Eamitasanzwro.—Mr. Wise, oa ea misty day, to noes fora select committee to impairs 'Moths slate of the 'Gamin establelmauts of this reustry abroad. Tux Coaaative.—Mr. Muses, on Tuesday, a select ' , mattes to inquire h ow far our menet =outstay system is in sea asses with the tequireasests et the sooatey, emits amide" whether it cannot to improved cad amended. Tee Catauw C0111110610N..4k. LATARD. OS en WI day,so tell *Motion to tlto upon* of SI Jolts ..~,:: lasi CiWilif !lola. is rooldiss Os mike. dwell spas the smoky of rotator:ass die legal maim of Oka sem =Wl=on argod is osprsol sf silo solids at lo bslast Rs. Lamm's. TM LORD di b.d. their lordships hake tam Met, la sttemptiag to Ornate the IMlG•iltntio6, they should themselves be lasivortsatly tteathiag ups it, by iithbileg spot the proevo of the crown fa a matter upon which they had neither autlerity nor *Wham. (Ob. oh.) Be might to wrap/ ; bat be thought be should satisfy their lordship that them was no precedent whatever am om which ha should suer be able to dispose of, that amid manna the lordships in ado:optima the seam til bad bean onkel to puns What wars the legal Malt_ waits of a put M sobality i Be task upon tumuli to my that they wan all privileges and rights without the wails et that home. That shish pm may noble lord nemad him a seat fa the limes ol Pears, was, Basil his latest. hat hie writ of smamoss. (Hoar.) within Ass last citatory sad a kelt, or two weatarise, the peen bad Mee la the WPM retatriag voodoos »Whig to write if ensawoes to tbde tordealps, *Melte mows would =ha very ill wished Wit went net to au wpm their Mme. it It Bat it was laid dawn is ei IMP it was Ms savant &Mass, that is ibis =the if hid as o =tsl ai tseta mi bad op swift Isprithke Weis iseginesge we a entente te the Mesa The Ant andenaltfeigralent of than privileges woo, se dubs, the right to deemed a writ or susses; het there was also the tight le he tried by, in • anaemia way, the r ght of linedsm from arrest, mid other iinterteet rights. Now mappom,foe eauerle—ead he really mut bag his sale end isemsed fried Lord Weneloydake pardon fir the ouggeillem—la abide triad wee charged with »lam sal to mopes, he were to Flood his peerage what would • muted am say if May were told that the Home of Lads had MAW sinus the data ? This was no (bi naries& sappedgee. Is the Shoe of William 111. it setnelly maned. A gums soma ()Berk. Keuries pleaded that he was the Berle/ peahen. To that it was replied that the Besse of Lids bed added that he was sot demensdell frees the pease to wheel the petal» had bees originally greeted. Lira Chief Jostles Nat decided that %badminton of their lordships was of no moment, sad when he was galled to their »reales bar and asked to explain, he re spectfully »fused to do so. TM proper time se try the queues that had been raised in the avant tnauset, would be wham some desesedsat of ls.rd Weedsydato—hls daughter's en fee instasee—demeaded hie writ of summers• ea he (the Lord Obeesake) weld wars t heir lordships sanest the desigeress mune upon whisk they would embark if they •i to interkre et the utast stage. He wee aware that was use instates whin hat been meek relied epee is the curse of tide disunion as a precedent. It was dr ernes of the Duke of Hamilton, which arose when Qatten Amu, two or three yeas after the Ualoo, comforted apes him the digaity of Duke of Brands& is Beglaad. He found by the journals that on the 12th of December, 1711, it was ordered that the house would take the subject into its c °addenda'. There was soberquestly a great debste—for the question amused, what he hoped the present would not, • strong art aspect—ad it was resolved that the subject should be d in the presence of the judges. That was done, end he bold that • motion was made that the judges .should deliver their opiaioes. The notion visa, however, resisted—doubtless basses* it was pretty well hum' what the judges' opiates' would be; sad it was belly resolved that the Clean had no power to cosier at Baldish peerage on • &etches's. That was the eolitary mad very unpromising precedent apes which their lordships were sow invited to telly; for In 1782, what the (meadows of the Duke of Hamilics sp. plied for his writ of mesons ss Duke of Brandon, the question wee referred to the bane by the King, and their »rabies reversed their declaims is 1711. Sias* he (the Lord Cesnallor) had come into the house, he bad been se saisded of what sad paced last maim The queetton then was oes whether Lord Former had been properly treated se Irish peer. The matter had only been refer ed to cos vereationally, sad it had mused nab stlatio, for the s e> h eel Men telt to ha ate of geed urgency, and every one bad been =Mom to put his shoulder to the wheel. Indium daily. then, of what he (he sob» and lemeed lord) might call a. merits of the ease, he protested agsinst the muss they wore sow asked to perm », as • moss seuestintiosal attempt to arrogate to the Home of Peers • protrudes shah they did not possess. It had never esereised each a power szeept in the ease he had referred to, end that +idol differed from this; fir the gtoand on which the Duke of Brg:ich peerage was °pie ed was, that the Queen bad so more parer to great • peerage toe Satehman that to • foreigner ; and the house sosid no doubt be jog. tiled in bsterpretiog where the claimant was • minor, a foreigner, &women or say person labourieg tumor any tee empathy to sit. L et it not be sup; owl, however, that he (the Lord Chancellor) at all shrank hum again this quee ton opposite aerie. His noble and learned friend (Lord St. Loosens) had gone farther than the noble mover of this main, and had dealmet them life peerages to be illegal. Now he (the Lord Chastain') never approached a question with more eronfidenes than he did the proses% ; sad as the noble end learned lord was so doubt equally se confident, he was afraid they would offer an eshibitiou not very cre dits», to the certainty of the law. (A. laugh.) What he (the Lord Chancellor) said, and said distiestly, was, both that the granting of this West was a legal act, sad that it eutitled his noble and leaned fraud to his writ of sea mess. Now, fortenetaly or usfartunately, we had in this esentry no code to whisk ;we could refer. We could only bow our law by refer/at toeless deciolous and those writ ings is which learned men had from time to time handed down the legal traditioes of our Norman and Baron sear bites. In no first place, thee, there was Lord Coke. He was almost abused to rear to that eminent lawyer seam; but be was really on his trial before their »edema. If this patent were illegal, he did not know that he should sot be impeached for it, sod certainly he stead bee natal with the severest osesure—unless, »deed, his having taken eonsiderable pains to arrive et the truth, were Re mitted as his situ». He felt that he was the constitutioul law misister of the crown, sad a such he but not bed toted fee • siegle moment as to the greeting of this patent. The lint authority to which be should refer as warranting him was that of Lord Coke. As to the authority of Lord Coke, be would qua • few words from • book which was net • law book. He alluded to the " Lives of the Chief , Justices," by Lord Campbell—(,lsson and laughter)—who evoke of him as " • ooneideratas person is our history." It was to him we owed the petition of rights. He Yid— "H. was familiar to us es • teeter. Smart lags) practi- Nissen who ere only desirous of inching money of their profeesiu, seglect his works, but they continue to be studied by ell who wish to know history and smite • edeutitio keowledge of our politieal sod judicial laths- Aed he went on to say that "his opal wasetwe Is his semmeet en Madam, which of itself usual said to costae the whole commas law of Inplend." New, *hat did Lord Coke say is that mem magma, which sustained the whole easseete law? He sad, The king may cream either • man or a women sable for life, but set for years, beaus* then it writ go to executors or admiaistiators." There We noktie and leaned friend (Lord Lysdkurst) stepped, sad »fern» that this luau lately that the kteg Gould give • patent of preceduce, or that sort of nobility or rest; but Lord Coke west en to add the words, 'las • Iced of pediment." But that was not the only temente in whisk Lord Coke alluded to ir. There must be • deers pauses in Lord Coke's works in width this we. said. There was a usage hi hie 9th velum, is which the Lord Chancellor called to his swieteate Lord Coke, the Load Chief Ba-oe, and the que lls* was es to the tamer of the Crown to reuse • grant whist had has urn of the liershatsca Amu,/ other matten, the sees of peerages was deceased, aid ih's was what Lord Cake gen as the umalinue °piens of himself and the eubeejneges cl But as the King c mutt greet a peerage for years, which would go to *testators or alai- Wares rs, so without question the King nay twat' au earl for life, Is tall or le fee." Then there was the ease of Lord Abergaveeny, is the 12th volume of the SWIM is which it was held that a writ of 16161110611 did sot give • right to senility, sakes the party nsmosed sat under the writ; " but if the Kiegerestes an baron by lotto» palest under the gnat seal to has end the heirs of his body,» for life,thes be bo=ttled." 111. re wGrein the library 't Lincoln's-inn the auseritste copied from Coke that were » the peace sion of Sir Matthew Hale, and who sever said a word on that question, mad who »anew* treated It al • matter that admitted of so doubt. Neat to Hale there was Lord Chief Bleu Cannes who had written • digest of the law, lied seller the bead, " dignity," said, " • mu may he slated east sr hares by patent, limited to the helm of his hely. owl so It may be limited only for life." Then Biseksteme said that a utast of noaFty must be is weals to divest the »heritages, elm it endured only to the greats for life. There was mother sutUrity. Jostles Doddridge, • very able judge in the Vise of Charles I who said that • patent of utility " may be he lON s uet eine ether saa's life." The seam Wag wee 101 l dews Is tom works, het they were moiety iftPtlilifot of Ibllleginten Lied Coke. Bet it did not vet there. Bens thirty yaws ego, • sommittee of their lord ships' Loess faveateil the whole subject of the damns. of peerages ; and Lord Redesdals, who wrote their report, wised that " grads had lieu specially restraised to els Its of the anon, to whoa the gnats lad bees agile, He termed to the men of Gsbesed 69 Drift 'orbs wee wade Sul of Huallaga's. HY 'sable Mewl said the punt was walked, but list wee es weer. A peseta* wee greeted by the galesel. motile egg of lends. leads. It wee after web abseveled that then woo ass power to gnat the gooks out of tbew lowle, awl somber latest wen issued it easel seeskode. That wee la the ant yew et Ywedll., eel Is the bet, stem% 0664 eat tow* writs ed maws lined by list womb Clibswil is Diaby ~ '~~ il! 111 ,