The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-21 00:00:00

2 _.. , , ER/Ale PARLIAMENT. HOME OF LORDS.—YRUBSDAT, MAT 20. 7111 Loan cluaciitos seek kb mat et 6 o'sloak. PIIBLEC littethe. stithethels— be m i Lt=l Welmm fr ri l i ki t U i r i t jaresi ll.l. o. lrnit --- . et leessowss hod es the o. es th7teiiietelsoest ia trebled. 011bece• I Pant Prime ; Pavel IMllspit Was. .—Arewherelos ble. OWW=.-0. the meths if Sal Irmrutrosi. mem tom sane ' e distrist L lita L aNzt dedouttav e . i vrts c ov a the Ms servo. ms ast hir ger mearreyef berthefo.,=La she, reser* et the - 10/Nefet et psissish side ma 'mese dells sad *waft Ss be sdlevelTe sel —.. Ilistelat, sesseebe le One M s *Ms ail est hellish Mete at ear yen= slobs b• sisib wells W sob sicced &Admit abet se me sf the eillmess Orb dr Mist esoseltes et lob dissent dales) el the gems meld Sem sthe is Ma he be pumbem, he., d. W. mar the meeldine of them ' of will sett ead ehre, a memo el be ,see per wt et ths nem Mbar drede er t= f izim dr 'dodo of be etietist, esserithis se the weds, SOW= HILETERN RAILWAY LINES. The Doke of WELLINGTON said there were arm bills es the paper is giving hide powers to the Meth Robes Illalthey_ Ompany. He wee &dross thee to of Sesser amid be mimed as weed as possible te the wiry, and that the pubis Maid have fall knowledge of whet was leing done. He was Mewl( anxious that this Ilse &MI be mutinied am Centeelery to Dover; sod, *ea ersomelime whisk had taken paws be the poetess duriegthe mein of the bill in amebae place, it = twitlths died weed set be atteled. He was net Mime Sat their lordships should have ea ammeate lasewledge of the Ode Of the me, and `breed lime le cove. the the bill be rearriel to the Railway Board erith • view petieshaly to the mathiseme of the line from bevy te Dever. Leal 11110liGRAM dumbed bis aide sad galbet frised ter briftlegehe edge* mbar the sedge of pat amok it wee smerem of slim mend *et in eamegersese el ear ylagthheads MOM mid siessiati et sa am- F 1 k Winakll , that he adwge should be the astral of tievetessent lard EZDESDALII begged to loam hem the nobs med. appellee whether it was du i=r ia t ihe e rsom. =mil•• pesiol elk the Hallway bellied 111 serf be &dem del it wood net be passed this mid, lbw* se mime w beh t =r i bement was of se mak felleinhamatow, bear e— i a, a . 0 ,1 0; 4 7 of t h e miebese of hem Holm of Comment would probably bea i resdiver beerest. (Hear. 4l ) illseileis of LANSDOWNE mid it was the latencies of the gavermiset to proceed with the bill. The meths was then nediirstood to he agreed to. CLERGY OFFENCES BILL. TIM Bleep of LONDON, is moving the soma reedier of this bill, said time were siertalo alterations needs is the pre- NM tell from OAHE ells leer, wraith he hogiAmil re move pm delta obilemaiss whi ch were saterettimd to that bill, ea ammet. et diet was said to he its &Athol, dremater. Is the Rae ayes they did not male with the disehthee or Sof Dm elegy, swept in pargeder mess. In the in ite meg was to be madame babes the dimessa and be - wesid have so oppodealty ellierarmaniaisg theneek *bums. Theki board m mei* of ad. reeldwithey a_aiii vireo t opal set hed, el owl Ism. The li i Ms pee dad shot se ► poem be shield r be armed after Om ors hot eloped, mere by the Weber himself, who meld still have pew to premed Thai wore the peimipal,preei Of thetrof ti =re's now wed the asesod ma* Loth REOUGHAVertiedthe pemest kw_ mated seed eimedr bet be to tete poieb he the loth ea. light war.eate. T he 'Weeds. me theethe hill Mid to mile wart of defoptes, the geed AIM= to whisk was that It was set a penmen' tribeeek bet appleted or eadmaji Ike II i • perres! domain triab. Tie Whir Atha- Dm edible he estimethed was as to the essedadies el the damsel moth. The d RITTER thanked him whip sod lima friend lier gSs bill, and he was glad to AM that he reppesdag it us the meth amend mamas 3 seassly=weemleg te as =e h. Ith _Mesh: Mt en ell q these newt be • name mu' draft eithrl a ttledle hr mei what Mold be the destrines el the Clara of Word, so as to pat down Meer sod whim The rifted was mimed with dig asides ; he, hawser, Idiomd ded the premed dioceses sewed weed me fairly. The LORD CHANCELLOR, award theft lordships that =o ne ese d=tve wee am sessible emsessomrsajges. ef the dikta t ofeethet,sal, of he or was set hel vary isehled that the bi time _was ems whale this geoid ho dilead. He bet Wm/ma • MI with a view is ow* • ~• k lad pima tbreagla ei sod brabra by the right rev. lamb. sad imVerZ efthe - Mahe rm. prelate wee melee bat, the wadi have teems bor. HIM toes last, sad the resale woe, that all partly sow thee& mere est was swenary. He prepaid be his memo • gesthelme in ipthy„ with amid to **judges of the mart d Arches, and the tbengli it dimptheme is pmerthe .onset el reviser, net mir to BMW iadieftherth but to t o OM laity who =se•fl lb' WOW leftmost mere madam - Hem. Maly le meldme. tbe mere of tido , gales C e= " Zeo l ley he bed m e et whit wee bow= the Mmes. MI at the same BattsMe I* hfr leddim it alight to be left =rthe pem V legyeY allboiee to take the ester em stShe asseame &lave is tessiderred to the Cams et Aram. of LONDON in reply mid, that the thief ob lige et thill writ to tarn the admintarsties of Julies errs orseri mil semppetively impeseive, std weskil he glal if herdthipmede any amendmenes NNW/ /9/147 te asset that Al ai W=BELL =thrower% imam* as It newish am to los damn hem the elm body as they wasp ti p item It ems bat a ansewal ef the di ammt id He theasela that ;middies afius T r mer OM milseir as well be hat with the MAW amedlass dem Will wood at all Mrs be .. t . „.,,,„„. n .q r sil... A ralemielmnpil &MOIL ' 'MOW AI lagel=V e a• MS dillek ''" Vag litrawr assirlisol to of Meath thegrates irks ewevieted of crimes, Ha hoped that desener bow deft Athol pew they woad pissed the Imilleill ill tild width they mossivod to be a gmat MI and thil diesie they MIMI provide ellasseft i r s the iw maddemest d the Moth as the dodoes' et The MS the. reed • lewd time, and the ecomoittes &pedaled he this day forteitht. NAVAL PRISONS BILL. The Had of AUCKLAND, in moving the mend mass id thisMth Wile ild net dee bill. demblef w grf s a fr a lekt e et is tim r a tireebbilimmil dam' lathe Ilefbi GS Ado= he agles bs as* Os& Ilimer . • se 'be ll baron dispels (Lend Oelthester) lidcadj y bec that M a thew mem In w ee ile! ‘ imb iber la enabled r el e dgets pi rbr i t wishwee. H ear OM, the theirablemes of sash as seilmteldft ;H. if me sallied weed briar la *WO es led oath it wadi meths the me Meths • eeneilondies sense the fIIVITIMISt. Lord amma-rim idea the noble set far bodes e=ameetained his There were Newel war, is Sb. et whisk imartemmthi herd only pass eaten of ; it was ilsolislie that they shed& ham pow to pas art ether sesamosse they aft* aide deemed. TIM weals Ye immt =ithle Om dim la the imp. No Oa telmeams eleth e mem thmeth bist be mil Whir is It is ille heeds ef the gebeermast. Atha a few INIMii frees Led flateremer, wedesethm sods V II ae mezd e lar . hi re p;it. a 0, . Friday , t he Ma imt. HOUSE OP COMMONB.-Thuitaty, MAT 20. The Spews took the chair at fear Vele& ssi MUMS BrIM Azak IZOIL ENE Hartawr; insikh lietlisstess, Ulla sullSilem Jambe llmlivrq (Alm 4t Lir aed Ilissalis ID 11011Nisia); AN ,Bsetwar; Aladin Ilw it iago. dogma lelE 7 malisa le Ointalia. M.); Clabassim at d Mom Dotallift mid °stub ) ; old alai lamas liallway ; limit OW 0.6 IlaWigoin roralout ; Int lAtralotika 1116 Eakfen, Let SD lAM y . 11121=r ri7= 96 lij Sirgebiit ' arll islabisy =I") ; limbire; MWN= OM= /filisalla Lb MilmoOn Oil% w lemport, ma Nair' lolo w Letity AMegr aea rt r e ke li s ali .d ire•karl; 61111makkeRs114 111 ; =Oard jumi ra! 1.4111 7 " Eml o rsa me s l allemili s..... ik — Wi' ; Wept Ilalhrsy; Woymook mi llimAcaultinilloir vs/ BMW Troete; NO& IMI=.--KlioMl/114 Neradell, AL. Saw ; ] MOM g== l. mdt Igoe 00*.); NO& --Mt Plea ma Nagssr; Ildraerl st=Dal 011P.20006 (lmitivelles et um rig at ) ; wow Onsurre=., AM NM Owl awl Llyent ; OWs grar, Ilmilm, aad Carille V ai l Vtilsw, Ptedig; kil marisk, awl tr. jaw 0... I Or oil Water Li Brow ilawww; (MEM Cabs) Ilitita Illamits Cim; Ityde Irtegrammma; 11111. TWO= 301113111111. ITlNLlNAl)olllaasewainl Oastrawwwl is ACONU IRIADIROMOI= I.b OMINW Numpllat Ails w k .i. s aww i li rra nibat aim lliellor l ir 104 Z EN ; W e 11" likelldili ThiOOY =l: l A 4ll"..te (= m.... Marla ; linsienix. haft tibegb•= o. la taws, albs Illoraomhils la Itr . lb. w . am Oa Ile elm r. T. Dammam, fate WOW le 124/1/4011•61O4 MG IV slog. fai th. sponge. * now mpg Somium la Ulm. we aw tha amy. ar th. I n a Alums. iota tslimlibili of Truro ; Ur. Drama. Donalay ma MMUS; lb. E. Farm. ftwa.ll.lllll Ma- E l erWl 4 l ,.. o, l9aswoam. i"6" Wiallwl . Mr . : 11.111 C-ilr ow animr. la Mar lbw it fate INeb. sollotthe Milk O. erisszu^ from pipialma and miaow d realm ; WAziar, isa Ms •adlai l• Hass. asmil tram sod dist *V . bow of ihe losn a s i ne e thr purl; I. r ir s=ba.-44 i t at. yam% tba Pane fladear, In Orme at Sal m wWwadak Iftlead ar war ;Mu vi i i. di Idat et MI" Oisokig.M. somplelibe Wok amriit. SO SF as 011 is kr tt o ou ordlo• he waVIEN tee petition teas Ueda ke a eaallilleatlekr2 itt= el the Arlon, dot—Mr. YONoteila bolliaos lawboo for N t=rovening of the law sr speeders' MOO Oahe. n OF NOTIOX.-111mo.--111r. T. Denoseios, ldt- ttldalo awe ler kali to labs to a till to paw l & kr t w ee W Muer at alms. Bozo—Mr. Gosoaloa. co • fttate day, Is ewe that It exrdirat that repots al priced, M s should la taraideeed Yt %bat bora Gas pa t ers M. &tut sr • Tama bon air Ilageeena.— Mr. noirmewa narrow (WNW to elf lis rem' Orey earldom he would woo es baste, at be ladllaled fed, a nowt sigalbeg at Mud; thel Se body at • peepar, amedJella Doty. hal hen =re apeatara, NY fit idea dialogs • garner, Maar ft are bed *at See wets after Me smile eta*, the sells Ind tem hens dr attbenn te Johntehmek 'Minims; ear ftenaldeed Or hadp if the Ileinned Ilmtp. Katimenes. Fassessisetlesthis.—Rr. F. IlLsametin oaths Wird r iteday fer peneseiles with them lan to are *at maga. Mom tramway. (thin day) to mak the gams. meat g Ilbey would lay loam Or bone • copy at the la drodlsos undo. irldeMoess ealkors wee lattrinetag b we 011oIrdocd lbetaysl. MAUI( OF TOWNS BILL.--ORDER OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Lei DUNCAN asked if there would be any objection to the Health of Towns Bill for • few days. It would re l :r theenvenient to many members to attend on the 28th, and yeit they would gladly be present at the diem...ion. Lord J. RUSSELL said he did not intend taking the Haft of Towns kill until the Friday following she re. wassablisi et Oa basis. It was intended to take either • simmilles of supply or the Loma Discount Bat upon the 28th, mad Mercer Its tread state which. Mr. BUM ea lsailk lisped the government would poet. pose the Health of Tawas Bill altogether (or the preempt aiWas. It was mosey opposed throughout the ooluin7. WAREHOUSING PRIVILEGES. • Mr. MOFFATT need for leave to brio./ in a bill to saiwilate the warehousing priv:En colonial and British spirits. He explained that the alike bill simply ma to give the ems privileges to the is ler& as to the &glen in colonial spirits. The &kith hotillm,st present, could only distil for hareediate oak. The West of the alteration would be to lead to the of eider and totter spirits, without way hohieseet O esmi l i ri:veess. The CHANCELLOR of the RICHRQURIL hued, on the contrary, that there weal& be aka to the reems, sad asked if the alarm ia he omit et We e. berg earned, would OS mg the pad sumiss Am bay sow affordedileges then r omperatied for ha kr of Amilins pri Mr. MUME add what the dietillets would do our Mate missies. The question was, whether the peer *kr me est as emedy„ and whether he. essonaser meld ess ha bandied by setherstlea ? It asseal es hint= poonea; Errs ea • ger stosspely„ Midi It waa were dem I sone left ose as same why re laser should ast esothise he Nihhty of !repass • skigh uld Mr. If i l igu aß ilL r hit bound to say that he the & area el Peke AM* induce the leer to assent to this arks. It vomit vamism, is 1847, lie pint out the Knitter K the opera, to the futterisa of which we ought se aledil lteaky and labassamst. He had no doubt. If gir . s =la our curled, that a gnat mount of British espied maid be let locos, eel a great bash to the on. saner elhoted. At present, the &KUM trade of Engird was la the hinds, he believed, of sera eight or an per sem w arp it=ed the prices between then. lie thought the a very resemble see, sad should alf t MOIFFA 110014 MI Illi T l M L ltoord the Chasseillor of the Hz as per with greet rape. Ha our net Moiled, _sad ha did not Mane the terumelall pa y . weal be nege d with his non against the mace, and he shrold therefore certainly divide the bawls. A division sewed.—For the motion • 51 it The eassussemat ott u ro S arbers was moat cheered. RECTIFYING SPIRITS 1.11 BOND. Mr. MOFFATT moved for leave to Inks is a bill to push het sprits to be rectified in heed Ise exportation, l ay to notified spirits and seneeras to be were *, emportation. The hos. ariber explained that this hal woad have My he its gigue to amsd wake glimmer which British haillses wee subpated. The CHANCRLLOR of Er REOHEQUItt aid he M Yak mass way that it writ seassioa the issnanshmi Is the miss dapotheint. =tirduie SR OM In* esairtaisoal 0 ease ash. 'W m A set be to is llos pesti hassles* ia tbe way d team r lupupl of M spirts, ami V diem dialudadd kali to say ruSl rank, thee Ms stgestions to the lurks mall be hatsd. Had that ws• the ere hewer, he mei nee sersat to the paprellathe Ms. asehr. Mr. HUMS MI It was the - dak of a Chemise if the Ilashetper kik all he could to perste he essmaree of • ogratty, yog burs was a Chmos ef the Sweersterie delay a i gt= ! If this .p seaden owie wt i ts: =we Mkt from the ia earegame Si ear peer k e ys at ihis tire fahodrbealis. Aar apsheris tbersoks e z Berle bey she had been a weals • es test the ~lit sitsplrik to the wog the mho =esel to he laboring be =hilt. He tenni the Cherhor of tr take a Kai km the lei &hiss. That=iss • staltifying her Half • dem hisside of • weird ftereaden—ied t he otwith the LA etke of " Mop, beer," her ) What ism / Me MIK seppert gernarat r etas as as me whoa try did rigik, bat star would he veto with them what they wove wrap (Hear bear.) If the is.. gentlemen be hiSiodiested 41 their duty re this seeistost, they should curry this mike, and seist to open a tree* which our tolesrable restrictlows rd closed eyelash es. su g(s,lilata did set unhooked why, berme of a little Yak Mr heed to the Irks • imp are shield be therm into the heads of the Durk erlda as TRhen might enjoy. . ARILLY *Le so ppakba he motion. brae divided.—Against It —7 MR. J. DILLOW!, CASK Mr. 11. CRS BD anvil he mist of the following Penn reoliffkka Ms J. Dark skip he prise money out el the 'lnhaler he eargider kW rent : earmis et G. F. s. anit F. Maar, aquas, re Clasibr et Oa a Me. 3. Dilloe's ilr desithe ethewikel eir 01=1 mid ; et mesas MO. Itazthe sir It. sad the leleAlls a retushendhoese; the Yid spiral Mr. Jostles Ilediewhitketewe Wm hike, ran; Me terra aims. bow.', Mean ehler hmiwies ec. the Oust Genii •110.4i11k Con, OMNI Pik eldrarande to the Peru; the tirtslesssece trosit Ms Oman Mend Yew York by M. J. near of ths=en the nothele of the seer ef ths end aid the 'Mr. P. Wilethew Ihereoll_ In Whilk/.......4= of M ft wel the semen pig to ma IL Meese ellen se wen ea send d as h rasps; Mame Winn to Er ma 'Abe Treeing byllfa Althea. derdhe Mili depetNewee. The lassApshises steledfdrethe iOns Mg Pen, Wigglier sepses& Who lasheemaltift of Mr. 13ales, and the bake el the ewers basket hoes set lee than 60,0001.; Mr. DOM hod krived rely 601. he his senior, while Ids Mara who helm& is to do with the muss received 10,0001. Mr. PARRS& all That Merl& be quit isspridltie he Us to give um r d O g ties sow requtred, hf the drib ream KM he bed st et m Whaler" inhemlien ler ride e rs mid frale to the si tete house es he solder, Ms wile Mang is supply. The hes mare road • lesketrat Lard Altheep to Mr D. illoo, striae that a merry af elPosibm existed to his erne, and is perm of far kr& bra sepostedly desided by the Cos• estimities thee be fads rehashed dabs to • Is ho pine rimy her the TM ; rid • Mei lad beestilm bystesesolvesheireekeleeriese ha of the mere, WA leek piss is /mg ego is 1 Mr. WARLIT MI him arid be re diner IMEMIKA Dillon was an ispeed ors. Ma had ark smell spier tier to that here, and had Ms refused Peeks es mire gronads. CoAtdebigra mare he our 'barged with emerdiee, bat Adrkel had hided that crege to be iss• Ismisi. He (11kWakley) maid supple that he Tartar *Mills Mralial es • Mut Milinkelle. erre the while waist mid bs filly mil I=ally shod. Re Med the =Vier tbr , an the pert of the go t, he ten f = i llo enede to that noes ? Ihs CHANCELLOR of des FICILIQUER rid Mt the edit veer the boor wee an applierise hr papers. The wore willing to gin those peps, in as far as Wlte7l — hes. He three that the pipers should be an the labh, rase th e hors ea. he evernernt wee add spa to Oahe as to the some to he pursed. Mr. P. T. BARING SUE that Mr. Dine', we had bra fresiseutV e rally ~.rush.t aw hi emehtellea. Ps Abed Silt to are es the roe a...irk. 113 Ali Mai. demon In • Mr. 8. CRAWFORD litimked the genemest for ha manner to wildeit they bad treated his adios . He wall semt thst pries ofibri o = m l4 dry _were paguall to ghe, and with that weld wit/lberi ids motion.—Mothe by lean witheam GOVERNMINT OF NEWFOUNDLAND. • Mr. HAW'S slaineed ISM OS ring in a bill, .. An set to rain permirst mink puts of na ail the nth and Mk rem of ► her present seriesty he . theesessitutke at the (overuses et Keriseadieng. to Mhos that the net et he end set hi thersilmeal err to he iii Ars" COLONIA LLIowned VICR-ADYIRALTY ee IX/lIIITS. Cepa NICHE f Isinera ell an pints M In awed Vlniiiminhy esra at ths Cre it Oral Bees en N. Mai; nth a Mane dell dens ell psalm Wang ia he mid murk OM the of the any sad ihs roost of el nrs..i heediellahersola end, g by tem the seess if d.. 4 Jess. i. I L or the eag er et he Westin ws eat Me en et me inle elf the serene Mins wen Duda andaded to as Vlimainkaty Ora it the Ceps it TGawed Ilea ad trranted by the ash. Mr Me senses to he sery, Supt. la, Ida Tho hos and plaid web emplained of the erintris terms of Mr wads, width dadpladir swam& up p i a peke isatez KIM Mom sad ma emloyed Is i tt n e s ir Vin slave wade. Oat of 10 prim t =the Vlse-Admirelty Chatts of the Cap and k Balsas than wore 74 whirl yielded nothdag to the mikes, the rat Was mare* vg by the Ms and ether s ot err. In re gm he whir he peke= Site., the ha memted to 2735. • OM messes were wild, no that the stile he at. iiipmes was only 1681. Anther, sad a son flagesmook swe the et the Jehovah, whin said he 1111114 ban lea wlieh wee deducted 4761. wearshe hem =IL par* lan bating cited eon or laff dale. esedeled by his bolts 11.111 . t h • 44604 a ilor lbw up the Grown risks ke che Meat elate the govermest would see thee the Mee Kr tbsy me justly arb)ed te. Mr. II t" i mraded the motley hot itenranral his ham .. Men to ins& the Airaellearamiss. 111, 1 I. as apeoluu dim to as rake of his boa. and MIA ark sifilibe _ W tie hon. he Nirimm Pp dis NNassmis leU r il lusi dm they • Dad a. very good Idea of tits ,‘ Me of outs whoa empleas.. • Aal .• . . , , i sza w li, oasP sal Mahe esetAg " I:26esnithreasy _ l7si teeVotnas tie".l w it V Aliment t amsa Wow Imam= Ws the I dont h. the MS; f Me wasalMe roe Me On IMMlldlii ti iglial lbw women* . el lbewaaa. ay torwriele vest) . dell tau tio Umlaut l itho ia 1 p%M . 1 WW I le ft tWasy yen oat : =rsolllts sal vibe af &WM wsellsamorailMates Smalls tdee~st is lbspasr HMI apeollMeg no seentrke to "kik they Wee•• Ma (la ambtarwe etrodiessemlery Paper, No. le. of mina WO). • . , INZIONANCIILLOS el lir EXCHEQUER hal co els to=lit dm me, bat andsol misthes as, send be curd In do terms ado ineden. Motile agreed to. DESTITUTION IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. Mr. ESCOTT bogged to oak the right hon. hart., the Iht. watery for the Hone Department, whothor sines he (ED. Notent) had qnsoliened him on a dewier evening, he bed pekoe' any infenastien ea to the Waked the s =o. podetion in the wiet of Inglonds ind, alio, wheliwr is oweequeseeTtbMineed slake d the people in the aunty, any ii bid beta Whoa by dm r e il 3 aw watadsiaters, or by dip Wade OPINING= la ho , without the enaction of the acre es t Hi err pekoes of tkidlitelet id him to the scestusion, that when.' era ustreardinary atom prevailed than, the belt nil& be safely kid at the door of the eammiedoser or' de guardians. Sir G. GREY said that wormats bed resabod lim, to the sae, that in ce==f tree of provisions, • disposition to yea market= hod maelholei Ildt eatang_ die pea* in the to which tho look otwillifit healed. Thus ',ugliest lu had, krowit, bees an la • ' sad Milieus meaner moths land west/my, no kokkils bad be Woad that the swesaras lokai woad IT= oilledmd la }wearying trenqvillity. With regard to the Itess.kw Ckinstirdwers, he tinderelood that within the lad Di* days they had received repeetentatione from VitiOSS thalVrkpesg.tho oonditien of the poor, arising eat of t pries et hrevialses ; bat he "art say, that he did set kit this dot dome 0 alits the whole re wwty should be des the isuniidwers. 4. l e. thought, wither that mmdsgswe of Mow, in the trot Ukases, end e tz wen seestring such a high pries to their um, maw them amistenoe. (Hear, hear.) Hs bad as resion l = B. that there was any indisposition lIS the peat dri er ill do th eir duty :on the con duit es be asem bid shown a laudable anxiety to amdwtM die emadidea et their poorer neighbotre. POOR-LAW ADMINISTRATION BILL. Oa the order of the day for the adjourned debate being React, Mr. HENLEY miithat in f it hones he had me intention of spilt Wm* up the ea of the Andover semessininee. (Hear, rem ) The settle at the hoed of the inar hed espeasol hie 'pinks diet at' punt the executive maohinery at tke potolaw onamio s did not work satidietwily, but the *ebb lied Weibel's& the blame tot to the ms but to the system. The wooden woe whether the chino* now pet ley the ' wadi lea would not greatly onscarate lies =Was le acespided d. (Hear, her.) He (Mr. 811111111,) &MIK to all that intik" tall' attestant to temente gins bytin_billtellteessenriesin se what was GHIA salowdlessels.Haesa,..ei am le the Art that wen le be at host hat ablate read with the comatistion. The neenesienee of this wadi be that _aesrly the whale of the egad would be rbot.is ddmdei ewe, sit at wriodoniatration. lt hiliMlllllo he pidinesal le sinetaie LIZ meaner • ammatilsawl bed ezenhed therm. este d has daimpleals limit and 'Ache* the 'vela. dent they hot nada were r oa s sitz e r Linnet werTuned glow (H .) He would ade had the ll :dere of the own in retwenee to soul poor medical re li ef and regelation, with what nalasnot bed des lap M soli the sew* we dal be la thew dal the U ssi, led sat acrid so puh neat Mold have dm, had easelethe regelations huff bend e sp ==el2 B 2 pewee le ander body. The view the wino took ea Orthe =WO of Watt subordiods power" woe, that what pediment bad Ind lowa dm could net alter, bat any sake rules to deny • then into effect. With reseed te tend paw tha on of perthunst required that theasowdoloreee *said woke mad nisi and sob. *knots Who esanny at hate ; hat they made same till MI; ewe they evaded tho kw by making separate rake Ihr ;inelindin. la 1834 the legfektore mods a Into that nose swain estereent neettelly "bent be relieved by the env emenee goy poor law aratuft whlth might came in ended winel& inns: list "ibi ' Waiekektows while they bend 4114111111 10 OW Mail is the 1111111ften t di re cted the name at wedelns's' tealleana Neel at whin or malt army. Tie was that guineas NNW amt what we Intended by "swititar er "azgent,"nd persane Arbon get eat iniselladt to Mime. were refined. In MK • war. liberal woke was treed, but it was . se kg law many Ilee* . lilt penned in the In Mai Sir i. esthete compelled the • to wiatt• 1.......r5i5e on the soldset, sad to the rent .le n ds minatory lean la while theyllW • tlr'i r :limn . lentidel cad omen semily" to be whet when wee Undyed of tire wail mamas et by stem, handetion, ries, senehine tit to sad Noah were se be it cake re ' ein i :nenbeene. The meals was, great neglect of the ; raer amid k be *Curving, whin *ow who had to past new tbay wore liable to disunited it they What est nahnteed le be thil is io On ts be disalls ad w r Z t eaditera uf li itirtre ' ew e r; a. et 1-2 wwp ' old it was thea, for the that Is. the; by '' den and urgent" dinikution, the sowedielemses meibirstood all MIN "andriag WM *lst, end the gerl gaud intaistios dAO set et poihneseintandeppet ,' yens saw M had posed. This paved that ' unit owed to land poor dot remodels— had sat need se podineent and ban they had eel dare Inv lad to lea led whet as = ' that, had it oat boa the et thenedied sees thawing (an they . hewer for it), lb. pow wadi have been almost medical relief. Is this Dr eowy W ora mat*, also, tome change for had taken place, by the isterfaremee of parliament it 1 Next, as to .the weeleitesna He was surprised, the 4111161 Wed. OP lillll/0.• right boa burned (Sir O. Erey)'state that the had the eine power at making alteration deler gi rE by la input to priaon to smandodwics perliennt had with regard t o o wellborn la the on lit prima the art of 4 Geo. IV. laid &Ws • Wen beyead which the megistratos osaid..ast go. The dada at the 'Mint sad sures me thliids awl the law emend Seiko yawn tit =L i e& Siselarelies sod - arrel end P a the sits of the etaidel Ode could only be gives the regulatlew side ~ Innen tlr E. OIVEY ekShoinkli teat what he had mid la mama to the argument of de hos. onatme lie IL. wet, that the mayor sad adenine la Linisti.sarZhe testa M i st= W the Mogan, woes to eke the ' for the gotta/amid of prison se= W i ly the fi se real l ary of that w hen they into h ‘ r w e i r winos; ;ax , of parliament. He did not mom to say that the of the poor-law comaisioasee, as to workhouses, were identical wink these of the megietrates at to prime, or that they wen mushily of the adopt. (Hear.) Mr. HENLEY weeded that in the Prices Ad, all that we enential was WI down; bet it woe an so la the Pon kw Act ; and whelks wilted M thew was low saute it was to leave to say body of mm sash extemim powers as had be.. delegated by parliament to the sommitioness. The poem who osemehted a seism and was seat to gaol, wee, is Napa, to religiose issinatios and lethal attend. an% is •inter pukka thin the ene who was relieved ia the . waddien . e. _ ts. -- An SOL Unmi. Wei 'moved that the hems be sowed, but Ihiwl.whin were head to be present, and Kr. reesel. haWnealy wishing as as did der thinbewailed' be anted oat hr tic benefit of tie as well as the peer, be wee dasher that it should be veWvei at what was the pieWst sailittese which hung rased it each. He wished tee law to he plainly defi ed wad be W eigle@ htl peen isioz. lwwi which bed been e te i s died sew le the jpelte were te *lee oway. The merit ger zirie= far r ehee ig lei rresert o ne very re et thew *meld le *gig as. germ mar queries era tf those gale* bed taboo pert in it. It wield also give *A tollosawa. berme every one eereeeted wt* tic oilriehredeo sides pear-law would be Rigs* to be • dhadrest.- quaker that were teereobehoedeormesitt be ray qesetier dark red or to be rode endhig dna Ile hoplereithelsovesarte bereethe peer* • des to wild dry sew win, rod *rho her tee dear gager red egleetter that weep= which he oar now eh* to wee. whoa be rid the per tire pediamardid or Medea • he deer ae dry did dr dieneedves. He rem ass us shut cat freer the gears what was their Ina God is let dr eiddess oldie 'reins hare the pent se. Inning the leer where It war hood to be regaired, =weed& lead the pea* to irk to the sewn he gre• . . , Ur. P. &MOPE was net sonte4 tut b4t I :: of 183 t alga ban wated the hoofer which it when it wee reaalleetut that it was gegiwersended a arriereas sergeemi of ma who were obese to a peso her. owl IRS in th•eiber hoesataissibilliiib , woe arlarolory prat* of a per gr. • WIN net wornior w at t looked at with *ea wile inedialed fille kw of Elisabeth the =ge. e( ti. pow To Ow OW* If the law le bet then aim hie arro, aid be oar at I is to Mow whet her have bees lobitiested he • moral eseardeskr. 'Me read sec re hew, if a aerririca of every Mei win to be sielkhed, these oboes which it Wes loteaded dot with mild be menedied. That 0 issidia hoeing kw IN Area the rehig down of kcal ebeeek wee teems W wed& Ihe beedlity to it red& be assiorei amelb t aff sis. the repred alowedow he the ardielesha was es It seomewed earrheithete Iter the lo sebkh *ig, dodliiroAdaesi e red etr i fil ikili dellod thornier *ink the bier WM* wend. re wages Met. bridle ISM et dr urge. Wig of Ode kw wee are sowhe prrelediles so the part of Mee roblielet Waal* the low woe tweerirealled and of the per law ecierbeheen soblear relief to the eliedsidiedeit e the et Or Weethere ter . lep bed leered Ort. the base telt, Iheelie-lidied Meow_ optic** elki WO* • The work woo regagesatodhe *Mogi et She Irieetrioes alliwbolledgeoeprod krigglimble to dot darer ne. . . THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY /VEINING, MAY 21i 1847.. The able•tedied labourer was unwilling te eat the loped it iditmses la the soils of a smithies@ et the eoM of sspnretian frost his wife Gag allarlet= 4 2 ,4 1 11 : 11 ::: tLe frimer, his meriffsre ids rate f or sy ow pow, careepwat upon Ids (the '4) aereptanse eyror m z e the wishbones. The maim lad not, sad weld Is the way saffelpsimi al t the legisiature. This hsl boas onto& by the 'Aimee, tha intelligent town- Sleek of lltelt, Mr. the desk to the Beseintllnesdkasatelllt, and the opinions of time nmeosennbensted matimeate whisk et= C= l lted eepteseed the diesemises whisk trek plea ea the Poor-law Alliellainalt BM, mime bran& homed by the late Lord Allborp. On all the wi dows ggigsseeg rolanmes to the weeds( of this prieei: pie, he was eensineed this the app li cation of labour test for relit soli snbstitelot without any dillienlty in fact that pried& led bees applied in hundreds of instances, and especially in the towns of Bolton and hiaoclestield, in times of osseniselning destitution and distress, as shown by the report of Mr. eividt in 1842. Au hon. assay here observed that forty .ben were not present, Amapa omega were edam egand to withdraw, and the /mum was agate estate. The reftpen: leg of the galleriss skewed that a alleisa azzatior al mem bers were in attendees, Is "Itsv the beam, tad Mr. P. SCROPI reamed.—fle bra. .ember aged that there ought to be a diseredea egad fa the beard of gear dines, to imply the labour test, wateatrailed by the regula ting ziOAMilii by the poor-law esamaizeismin. In that else they would have the workless, test to iB beak upon, is these ass is which the hes. sad lama member for Bea (Mr. Roebuck) had eselemmil his steratirs. neatly, the idle al diraelate. apposed a that. maw the eat ing sista , ea the sae bead lba the aluellage lamer was hardly hell with, whits the idler mad the imposter met with lasiking. With them remarks be amid support the bill am Were the house; but, st the row time, he must • hops that its posies mad pregame would be car = is • agy Mama mater tom tat which the poor haw seimiesiaasbd bags wises ben Paged to adopt. els W. JOLLIPU aid the ha. amber far bed amdeavared easalple the emeakeieness C rs id S Wean. He (Sir W. JAM) agreed with that lea. sew kg that they were eat isagasibbt for the niers of the Belem ULU= ; but the_spewh of the sal, the chair mss el the Aadover Cegewitter, preasahal splay the it view of the whole setipala. ma say that he the coasts et the sewaralea ia to stales Mr. Mr. P er to wake Ow fairy is his sus darks was aqtjastilialge. The agile hell amid that the wawa of the eataasiateare Is Mani* Mr. Parka: ad Mr. Day was trargshe sad isblaszor ; be (Sir W. Jolliffe) went beyond thatosencadiegthetltwesset warranted by the statute under whisk the weamideare ameba their powers. As regarded the bin bane the beak be ilbsesht k wee liable to many casebjestleaa. The paned abasseler of the commix would tavola great lassawaleses ; and if the cons- Weans were eradated Is the way proposed, the inspectors maid be ha the eras pestles a the ushetunate liniment semnksimes. It weld be 'apewilde fair the inspectors to he n ! =t Inarshes, ea he hail dist before the bill p thel an et ilweeld asks serefel considera tion. The dbwitaWer sub tgagaisearlas by private kitten% without maignieg may reeea, as • pasta which Milt be attended with peat evils. Me had always supported the ' poor-law as a who* ha est without psrosiving plat mny diadvaatasee mathed to it, and he be lined that IMO evils vim inoperable from any system of enstralintion. He MOH Vaasa that a new kind of provision skald be made Ike the passe of indifferent ehaese , ter. Whil*wameftalHlsdeo wogs placed ia the work -14 house, it would be masa to ogled gay peat permanent apoorestast fa the eharecter of the Omen of workhouses. Biz J. WALSH regretted that *bele& amber had, like se way saw nrabsre, dwelt to s egagartery teas upon the sewiast of the peer-law aagtaadempe. Never had any I body stabile sesalem relneeted le a Mazer ordeal than thew esaasswre. The Andover datadttee fru oota . posed of sea of seat taloa; asset at wham wow actuated tsy holing, of Motility to the asomed; aid the ~sissientas had to amend NOM tha Pleglai° 6l d one who had boss estrastsd with their eauldness. In sidta of all this, be Moved ess osmadssinaws bad Ono trim gottly oat of the astisal. (frostisli adage" near, hear,. Kr. Wiley.) I whim won tho tenth at aas s 7 careful study of the indium gib sad of dl des alissow stances of the caw He paned aver Vas gaistioa ad oda& ministration in the Andover woethaeso; tia bad to do with too asansinisnors. Bet this main quentkoa4l was the titillating the assistant comminisson received from the conninlanset. On this ppqn he Eng say, in the lest plea, that he never uadenteatlis Am at ea - assistant ems =Wiener to be or appointment hr Ilk. If they admitted the necessity of • astral anther*, at alk they mast give that central authority power el remeding anbraeree at pleats». Were the mertant ecieraimisems removed for retires utterly inenisiest t Kr. Day was mewed because he had Rag. hheedfpartlierly =pepsin In Wiles. Mr. Parker he OM. INA sgreseed to him tally to Justify his reasetel. Per kis two per, be could ad understand why marmot rammirienem shed& be treated with so much &d -ewy. They had dries to prilsra. end If these dada were sr eferreerly or tempeleatly performed. they mar expect reetaveL As to the bill before the house, be mar my that it was with aineiheable difficulty that he brought himself to support it. Ile bed always been an advocate at the nay poor•law, and he eenki not help thinking still list up ashes that law oder have, were amply tosaiterbeinnedi by its grout adventerm However, he should as* owe the memo in its maser step. Mr. PLOTS& sorrowed or opinion that OM ball before the home would essecaly camme the edgers Isralsolgsw 4 I:&mste yeemsesse. The alm ia dr esuremisa was rather ef seer dra Warms. Ad ta sae es two of the lord haat* a "MU pedkawat, log ex pelled Mk rend to eel& Awn that when, the odor alleire we With roper to the power el ks the work houses which was veiled by till L 11l air ellaillANOSlSlll. he thought It weld be wier that they dwell be sobadtted t, d reen/imetienalpmlorent, es fa the MOO of the nibs for tberstrietiso of Hs else eldestal a the power of gigs diarist aeditre, and the rode to whisk theybrae le are eon pelmet, Bo wet et aides that It geed& be peak pose the quark& der wisher per. They would then here asAmpettunity of catering won filly into it, and the p renamatweald bar eissr thee to matins a WIMPS woad he sere likely to mass the hap{ Ind Milk otekiap mesa in the earilley raw Pataidrini=lihdrip b o b Hs wool& *mirk supper the saradmat et the a. member he Hewer ka al. BUBSELL said that it had been ray Isla served, that is the mere of this debate not one, bed quakes had been ands distaries ; and that theme Irmo qualms had been mimed up with various others, et sake it wes hardly possible le ,a g a gir ...6...a.....aa.. to Oi lillar is Mill ar M set egiskkbsibee rfeetrias heasedietiky le dr semi el the Mil. edwirdeg ia th A =apes r ou ts. ber i re s e rsi taz a dias w =d o :rit itssif.sad its ababierrisaerisrthe review eammigsleases. ea te. =kg the vairstrisee got &SOO WWI OM ih......a.. .4 1 . ASOIOW= coassitess. WM te neat Air OAK be.. Winds t wbetwes the eaten et •thet Ita i reirkidadisa wilt& flat set was intended le ealbllll. 411111 wen he it an Neide an only to the sideste el Mork of egnwpdea the laborer of the carry sad airroyleg their papery, bat likewise I the various /Wrists whisk were reset @greet the pre sent sperm They we Uhl that an arbitrary power wee giro to a make% earmialea, sad that it ma el variants whit the mmilleaden glise .say three ass shod& have the Nom stwaibliflowliwwd tspolstiop theetaktigas es whisk relief wr le Walesa le lie paw at tke enemy. Mawr the sperm stai • inierMsa width tailed reviardy I. Aal it was work while to advert to it lemase its was neturldest 4 WI wit.;; ihse dolor the Vies dorousTsi:dtc:ps t ee - Ter; is las esellows of the pareal spasm. they Rapt is a few ha Mahan liee eras Armes et a ideos alma*. whia it iesphwed. (low, hear). It thift rep* _ei provisioas nes te== ilf a rt i at esafray Tread muddle that had boa supsei- , swat I._eoetasiesipselesely, awl ewe vow, aesseqwady, Vo i nshissnay ea M peat of the labostress to provide and that lhatlite ad it the wages which they wieeltel What r the seem adopted in this state it Mee? • ii trawler of yentas amen. bled er _owl Oa laws on ths la lad ' altegme tt Ihe ho etlilhaboth. (Hear.) B4l * mule a law dr a mea serving wages should hare a mak etnesset see 4 Ha aur eiti v‘ to los senssosod by the wire of the treks INK beiag had also to the astalor Of hiejlimily. hies/ was evident that the 43rd of lifiaboth did hot essliWny such babied.= se this. (Hear.) That law be the poor, the im part. sad aghast ktl ha sad it prided am hr the elduftft wore idle mad had ast wish, a the malltha aid they should be set is week; but ft were Washed is give away oat of the vela le awa la to eseeloyawat, and who re wind what was swipe* to be sawate temessaidea from Hair mattklitla i god aeh • &a i r read mak' to *ay, was at name with the Los ad spirit of Hot est of Eli. = r e :, u tr i i i ,), mon, m a tA a i thew is aatan jia, t e em etwordeagratialheawseethat d ohs mem& l a sh i , gag at Ilasbilk o r i e gameratee is Tarbes esundou The int • • lie Waved. In the slaty of Berks . = Tat ailleewesde alepted lw wawa other comities. Thy bel merle War re dieweden. They , orb the as doubt, with • view of liesaddwg the 1 p 054601107 is a mouser totally orblerery, end idle y4 is a seesaw Di their owu views at th s polio wiser aid . Yet to whom we thew wegiamatee ? It was sat to la that the Lord pawner would lateehas, and Inusii them he =ie a saws lila they bassi Is be Ibr the pad. Th. segenhamets, ma the gentray k la ingsniseil swei n li ray ilau Sae itut at the pokers oefhe ir em, ta the hmtelli thenthey tit hide, Led It the eterMay of Sato dehaded thew atom Hwy dal this tad the other bort otgethemesat bad the W ',- a posing, war tiny wore liable to • doable Mee n, MOM the rgleig gis t i arM an ouvi cill the hi t imain idlffr und web am ih m= et tif then wes at aght ha thir hi * dm pear Mars. (Hear.) These same bullpens assinitth W oakum a the metenewheloag hied is this sweets et the Ca to ariatemet teary la lath sad VAL Hi red lest alma to this IWO essained le Ors regain tat the while taw of the rules dna hewed the while the Inignal et those who so slowed pad • the Ad it hi di was to raise the pauper to Ili amedielle et es litheingn they salt gedneedas aldromdla Wm*" le dot seadllioa a • psis. The libeasse who modem the ger rum re dermdset ea the pair very, was dreadott a. the raelunioN imiiiit is the 111107, wall =tsa the If MOO Opole* Jialdre k nomb•nt et I:, a u e ndlifthi is tillle * a prima* labeezw ; wick millets raised* tr . illise — , tii ibillallie Obi% him w weegisakeeel welsh ..• be elms, ewoodeled et law Mese, end weir to the (Haar.) Whin MID , t M Lord Orey einerned to referee them elmear t i relos la rhasidaselg eaddent teet they' "old 111 fuse ese .). at rearseneeMotweisteely while the bill we WSW ai dd ie mog. g.,mm ee }:,:er rnm sig)th:Whea th*or th. A . hoep %It .wt e s %ete ' l aw smaip, eeideg =ist s ate r t . h elir the 6traili tuttitlC7pegettnelles. end to nay powers to al 111111.11111111110 to make roltdistioes. The first olio& 4 tke was to stop the allowance, mid peep rri effect was to degrade the laboinose, en Oa thse of it it seemed to be a system or Wdgeon. and he might easily be led to believe that aa injury was dose hiss, end that parliament and goverment sought to benefit property at the taperer of the poor. The neat thing was to deprive the magistrates of the power of ordering relief ; and though many of the magistrate said it was a power they did not think they eould beneficially exercise, yet that was not the case with a great body, not perhaps the best amongst them, but men who were desirous of popularity, and anxious to be called the " poor man's friends " -(loud cries of " Hear, hear ") -and to eh, ck the idle and improvident labourer who would travel five or ten miles out of the parish to obtain an order on the overseer for relief. All item magistraw were indignant at the change. An ether alteration was in the consutution of the parochial vas. trier bodies which in infinite cases had been used to favour the grossest abuses, voting rates with the most bounteous liberality, in order that they might put money into their owe =,s by working the contracts arising out of them. These toe, ware dreadfully shocked at the cruelty et the wow law, which so interfered with their private Alteraeo , object with Lord Alt' orp was, to give din cestiesary were to the commiseioners, anthills* he Indy se essential to the uniform operation of so vest a Illassure, but which gave wide 'cope for tirades stypioat the absolute sway of the " three kings at Somerset hoer; " the three tyrants," and so on. To proceed to the eemplainta made, more especially within the last few years, against the Poor-law Commissionm ; with reference to these commissioners, the committee which sat at the Andover union affair had passed certain resolutions. He bed before intimated that were any vote of censure founded sr thaw resolutions he should resist it. As no such vote bed been proposed, he did not think it necessary to go at all SAT Into the question■ agitated before that is 'amines, Yd Which had only incidentally been referred to in the present di bate. He had a confidence in the eberacter, attainments, and integrity of the commie. semen which led him to the thorough belief that they had pr oceeded with an honest discretion in the fulfilment of their most responsible duties. As to the dismissal of two of the assistant-eommissionen, be quite osocurred in what had fallen from the hon. hart., the member for Radnorshire. He could new. r consent to deprive the heads of public depart ments of the faculty of dismissing Alms under their direction. It was said, indeed, that there were no grounds for the dismissal of Messrs. Parker and Day, but he was of opinion that the commissioners were likely to be more com petent judges on this point than the committee. (Hear, hear.) Hen. gentlemen spoke as though these assistant. commissionen bad a freehold in their on,csi which they were not to be divested, whereas, their appointments were clearly of a temporary nature, the duration being regulated entirely by circumstances. The unhappy fact was, that there hod existed such a state of feeling within the commis sion, such a desire to set the assirtintmonstnisionen in an =ism with their superion, that disquiets was inevitable. was Mr. Chadwick, the secretary, making charge, soled the comatbdoesers which, if well founded, would have eallond deem gaits unworthy to retain their office. (Hear, lesee.) • Boa whoa the evidence upon which these charges one ends IMO to be inquired into, it turned out to be of Me area . And upon this point he would NM* . t if Mr. Chadwick and Mr. Parker mum NO • with the air -city of the gentlemen terlor whom dolled, they should either have denounosd theta to the of State and effected their dia misled soon deerpt of their misconduct, or else them mhos have their positions under men whom they Se Utterly illialerolol. (Hear, hear.) It was quite impos sible Ise publiedefyartment to go on-to fulfil its duty to the the eabortbnates did not sot fairly towards theft superiors, bat ecoopied their time in undermining and miemtermining them, and caballing in every 'tile en: efelost them. (Hear, hear.) A house div against hoar nramen stand. (Hear, hear.) As to the working of the law, as debt lecapletats had been made in particular ioataaees; r e t=orelly speaking, the working of the law had been very satisfactory-during the Let two years, at all events. (Hear, hear.) He could distinctly affirm, that. dein the preset year especially, though there were 690 =lees in oPtretion, the complaints had been very few in. deed, the barb of guardians almost usimmally declaring thswedves setlidsd to receive the cede. el the comas ....prelliwiesn Wen. es have law preeldbed kr Ilhoir thee le be left e at ad e their writ Ilsenniss. T= grolimme mite - . ' dua tbs MIUM seed • SlNNUttlail tilt day six nude eselese awe= doss eilldllllestirely rested ea mere assegelos, dun be did as. hen it sesseary to reply to them. (Hear, hear.) He bal=ma ad seamytng parapets to Manchester and expos lag these to misery and starradon ; bet the diary loci 10 little ilmadatien, that it was hardly worthy et seelowe esmideration. He came now to the third Issedes namely, whether the plan proposed deserved the emartioa of the house ; and here the first question to be asked was, should we have any central control-should t i lt a a=a s w a commission be allowed to expire, and relief be by boards of gaudiens, ash exercising its own diewelden as to admiakithog, the law of Elisabeth or that el UN 2 The dhows's= WOW hews proved, he dessibe. floes gag. ought to be same metre' control. (Beer, beer). He thought this desirable both to prevent oppremien_ as msdled the paupers, and abuse which, seeming to be avem to tbrugupers, would, be most injurious to the sonntry. Tb, of guardians generally would edsolnisber she lea more strictly and harshly if there were not se= spied lea . central body, which had to answer for its seduce to. parliament. Suppose five or six Beek .40116.40 0. Andover Union in a year, committees et that Ur* would not be divert, d to sit for sixty days in I gating each inquiry of such a cheracter. lath ellt urelme7 would not so for affect the attendee of peillemma, as to il e rEtlesse• to devote their Ikea wale Wile moral was imbed CeounMew would sedeater into the of every ant owe, aril dsdeeothiniupe tsaey or itteespeteney eThende s troliane =IVO of at the end of that yam. a we sesority for time who would steer hardship nosier tut bar, Gael it would ateprevent abase ; foe if seine beeeditod dimes were were eesuassa hank at Oben the sharena p i= meal& spring upeMwesid be Elegised sad by every ezeme. dog idea dime am sees allealt seesmissieser se Sob bye eistuel beard. jimo• el =old gather somegdit, en aba wan we inn Woe hater off time whoa that vamp/ and ladulgease end liberality ended in rural insurresden end able was sow appealed to es the al 'phis- (EZ I Ile semi, shoo, to the easslasies. 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I h t e r est . w ent with the aloha Olathe ; but, as he bete dis was Itemelyis:lat et detail Tbe real A li fip e tl l . mama loWeeed wan thst hors ha the ad. erishashien d ' law , sad ediso=llte a met la pedirrassa. He id mw all he dhadeselipt Irina he had --... already sees Is emsasetlag the poor 4aw administration with. parliament. (Hear, hear.) He quite admitted that It would tepees the government of the day to an amount of okees so g obloquy to which governorate had not formerly ba ei , posed. He admitted that it was a far easier halt kr ~> west, when every parish vestry decided its era sia= - 4 of relief ; but then it should be reeellelleil Meg , i they were about milking • great social M '; the administration of the law. In 1834 liel to reform the abuses which had arisen h em. deviations from the law of Elizabeth, which kr • He now thought that those reforms could stet am . end out without a central control mmediatelyreepe le • , parliament. He believed that in that manner there* .. get the machine to work easier; that the complaints Wadi be very few, and that they would take up but vety BM* of the time of the house. Ho wish was, that the act of Xi. zabeth should be carried out in its full spirit, in coaknoity with the state of society and the institutions of the present day, The exact words of that act were hardly applicable to Ik e present time, when, if they set the poor to work in any manufacture, they would be unfairly competing with inde pendent labourers earning wages, or getting done what mast turn out to be useless work. But that the workhouse rys tem was in accordance with the act of Elizabeth he entirely believed. (Hear, hear.) That relief should be largely as liberally given in conformity with the spirit of the set, he believed was necessary for the maintenance of the frame. work of society in this country ; and, therefore, he did not think that the expenditure which now existed, amounticg, snit did, to the whole sum received for property and inmate tax, should be complained of, provided that the mode din administration was what it ought to be. (Hear, brae) H e thought that by adopting this bill, admitting that it eat an experiment, that it was a change from the m oot kw, a dmi tting that no one could be certain that, el Income,. defects exhibited themselves in the act of 1834, similar detests might not turn up in the act of 1g47 ; still, admitting all this, admitting that it was a path beset with great difficulty, he thought they should be adopting a prudent course, aed, therefore, he prayed the home to consent to its being read 4 second time. (Cheers.) Mr. DISRAELI had so little to say that be thought he should be able to bring his observations to a oonclitsioa Woe . the midnight hour. (Cheers.) He begged the home le sh.. .. , serve that throughout the argument of the noble lord theseeme • : the fallacious assumption that all who concurred la them. amity of central control were agreed that that control dwell • be metropolitan. (Hear, hear.) There wee no midi course, no halting-stage between an obscure parish ind • , Somerset-house. lie himself had never chitlins,* thdeo„ , cerity of central control for the affair* of this ; he he could not moment to the noble lord's proposition, tkethr cause central control was necessary, the centre of coated ' in all cases should be the metropolis. (clear, hear.) Coaled . was a relative term. It might mean the centre r a county. (Hear, hear.) The laws of charity must be local, as were the feelings. (Hear, hear.) That was the . principle they were discussing, that was what they had to decide—the amount of central control. Thekolution of the noble lord was, control in the metropolis ; but why net in vest it in the chief authorities of a county. He did not see that Shropshire questions could best be settled in Lemke. (Hear, hear.) Ministers themselves admitted the evil of large unions; but here they were going to este blish a union over all, the centre of which war to be the capital of the British Empire. (Hear, Meet Let them look for a moment at the rystens of central mama which was presented to the house. The noble lord NW pipit to bring the minister of the poor into parliament. Yank bow it would work. A labourer in an obscure parish CM- , aidered himself aggrieved, he went before his hoard, cook not get relief, and immediately appealed to the central authority. It would then become a question for the Hell. of Commons, to be discussed by her Majesty's ministers. (Hear, hear.) The evil of bringing the parochial l constantly under the notice of the legislature weelr:l: be immeosely aggravated by this bill. (Hear, hear.) He feared that notwithstanding all the noble lord had said of the absence of party feeling, there would be great dilkalry • in preventinb Macaroons of this kind from degencratiog IN party He did not fi nd any fault with the schism en the made so tbly niggested . by the hon. member he DoeestsDire. He had always believed that the power el the crown, instead of being diminished, ought te be increased. (Ironical cheers.) He was metals that if the power of the crown were increased it wealth all the better for the working classes, and he was rather sur prised that the hon. member for Finabury should greet that sentiment with an incredulous cheer. (Cris of "Time.") Be should content himself with laying that he did net obj cs to the present bill bemuse it had a tendency to increase the power of the mown. He objected to that system which made the parochial me stitution of this country a part of the parhamenta=, Lion. He was certain that as long as load' wee subjected to that wise control which Is eery Mr* they could establish, they would have the aro Mikan' administered in a manner more satisfactory to the than ander any other system. He was equally het the moment they had a responsible canister it OM • and the moment they had every detail of parbid Met ment brought into that house, all the tries tha t present devoted to railroads, all that proviso. of thirkillalla which now daily increased under the bead of public WIN% . would be nothing to the tune to bo devoted to man _ affairs, when they changed the House of Common' Mb* - hoard of poor•law guardians. (Cheers) That was his abet . J jection to this law. Another topic. to' which he shwa aikido, though he wished to avoid it, wail that which ,; to the Andover intim committee. The noble lord = the poor-kw comosiesimers with reference to the biseme d that committee. But he was bound to say, that as matter how various were the opinions of the maters who composed that committee as to the principles and the administration of the poorionr, miry body would admit that in the mein the re sult of that investigation weeddekly beneficial to the lima ef the people. The nobla lord mad that he amid est Mem - to he imputation' out cm ihe peonlaw commimicemes abut . . be &sad their chief Am sabterranemuly weariest • • their priasiples • sad rated that he was not that pablie indlignatien cat sad excited against what their esantary vim, in an underhand seemenr, em Wog lielitime pair uprise' arraign their pe pekapho. It ' WI. Weed this alga kr trim to bare their relpsi sem working in this dededrail manner against them, ad het should be some amethlesalisei for those plain uraliele Mr himself, who were mat demo to the Andover mile, IWO .. furnished with footsie% at 'wow oblige d to take ad* la , • ' eadeavouriag to hest sa sprigs ea evident" bud ' before them, with *haw Was Ora poisoning the Mar tains of justice. He would sok dr amble lord wee die eats the secretary of the law eerandesioners at thiseeemiat? (Lord J. Russell .) The noble lord nodded assent; but though he knew him to be the mirror of accent chivalry and treth, it was impossible for him to believe that thm weemeter in human form—this man. who bad perverted all the evidence, and who had given it all sorts of tortuous tater pretetions—this fountain end origin of all evil--war positively the secretary of the poor-law commissimers at this present moment. He (Mr. Disraeli) heard the chief pocelaw commissioner my. that Mr. Chadwick was the at &ammo. and useempalosis individual he evertorse in omi t _ with. He hosed him described by the prime Meister Ike real erase of all this mischief, but for wheal they ' sever have had this Andover committee, and wall • dew law bad this bill, which the boa. member for Desist dellolled so umemmailational, and yet he was told lit ins Ili the 'orrery d db peer-law tomminioners. He should like to knew what secret d Mara he .sou possessed oc u list le bed es much power over the government. If rabbi lord mem forward aad mill that be knew the pah dials that exisealuseiar Mr. Cleedwidle fad knew l a " * bad bees odd was by the late aka esearakost of per ky, that he wee the meet athersocaod arerepoleas ens . he mar met with, bat yet that each was lie . in him, and se eariatal woe 10 that be hod 408062 5 that be would NM ospeart hies ia his Aloe even la the apposeddrp diratatra of pall : ana l 110 . ' ben (isrDieraek) d ea raid boa deem to Ware the prom rah too. s err se baled and. so brava. who would act daunt his ca r ASK whose emPloied Una" I I . and who ke his duty. he noble did not do tisk hbure br irm ad ready to be the SU d • • MOM whom he thermased Hs sakehe could sot= ike . peer.law arentedara, het they ware the awe irib_lit eiranestemosa that seen spar al whir isdigaieo._rom wee now elartelledis wake 4 • =lll l r All. 111 1 ". . with two aserearies. and was to faddish : I S, &nada' Gyres et astral taiminkarint 41 1 =3; the underhand preseallops, sad toorreseehl ' calumnies of the IN/Issfiary ; and the eesteteeesseeNnas I" • secretary of the Pour-law Car tuitaram tarred up to thorniest smet. He (kr. Disraeli) did met lases Mir this was his of Mr Chadwick. He led WA his beim him as a hash hula very seal wham be ode ma he akelaribh wallas drembry hodltioa ef tideatudtp Herhateedie this law, Sal leenetbe droll reader he eleemoraer wader which it was brought forward. kid • wises Area wan made mart the Andover Vera Cow masse, ha to neebd them of the centimetre , • wader mid* dalibened. The bon. bossed, the 18 ... • her far , kad. ad banded him a nselation whhh be mewed is that whisk was ferried alaritalt . ales ermass ip. It rat .% dr aka hat eke peellaelk. ' • lhe lts•f 4 aw oolealtellatte he gaper to Haws Dot woe elat ad sad oak wash me and m with the Matteas lsath exerefeed their la I w . Mom, and mime ha , a to pailia.esalifisere is the all miaowed= et theter. Ralsksolled their eithelahlobar tradaddrill= kadjahelleblepardekalki: . IL Mahe* Whoa deehastodaketbe dohs id this pulite the adialhraderd . th e i: l ,74 Azad dile brew per al tattnentlatra woe proved al".. • =LOW, del mew. The feeeieeloll, be se Zeler end headed ea her which came eat in dr al .... WTl:oby Mds• if 4 Divide.") He kb bewt: -7 4 Abe sae weed la deism dile. Day, whoa= ~. Me kiemd in the hems bat himself. lie had hears he wits • coaseitaest at Mess thossetan.. The il ht _.... red said aa reisteat passim esamisisho , lead be 11 . 1. I' er!: his aillia. J. RIIIIIIJILL—Ho • - ' • isi,iii ittodioie. Mr. DI/3 8Ji 1.1.—.1. pier/MOOR had seta keethi. ttistk4 l 9 -- he °war feet hater d tiara _. .___.ii, ash kr. Dew herhimised at em, that 11. lossiliow" . . without any mass him wigged. Mr. Ha hatedasta hie owe mask t. lee ems • aril bed iademes *bore, *ad be rehabbed a. ea ter 'MOO a du' laci =ate. pew lam Hewn ee. the 'Medd* de NW 11 1 "ra, neat, 104 we eat ltr• Abe and ' Ng -a Webs. was • sis lar di dse and Met part at' hoessaky ehrt kam he hawse hpaphe •Aldshep bk dithoelM -1 " aill i Ni• W i t elt heaths Ladd darer whitefish he had hem easakeed. 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