Star. — London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

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The Ea' ei of SH A FTES BLi RY presented a Pedal= Town of Beverley against the Catholic Claims, POsTPONZIIIINT OP TIM CATHOLIC QllllllllOll Earl GREY stated, it was with regret he had to infuse ths. Lordships that his Noble Friend, who had that evening intended to submit a motion on• a meat important subject, hadusessedy been attacked by severe indisposition ' and in consequnce was unable to come forward. Not only this, but be was sorry toi add, that the' state of his Noble Friend's beeth was such, that he could not, with any degree of certainty, name any vet y mill day for his being able to attend. However, in the hope that their Lordships may not suffer a second disappointment of - tiee kind, be should move that the Mouse be summoned far Morlay se'nniglit, which was ordered accordingly. THz BANK REPORT. The Earl of HARROWBY (who was Chairman of the Committee) presented this important Devilment. the title of which being read, was laid upon the table. and upon his Lordships motion, ordered to le printed. His Lordship said the Report would be ready for delivery on Monday, and the Appendix and Evident, on the following' day. His Lordship added, holding it to be advisable the Remt should be taken into consideratiOn by their Lordships on at early a day as was cooSistent with a deliberate perusal of the documents about to bs laid before the House, and turning over the subject matter in their minds, het would propose Thursday sell:tight for that purpose, earras souls Resolutions would be proposed_ for the adoJtion uf their Lordships, and would move that the ; /Aids. be .ummoned for that day. _ Earl GREY deprecated the proposed interval as far too short for the attentive perusal and adequate consideration of documents so extensive and volnmi. nous, on a subject, too, of such extreme, such vital importance. Noble Lords should recollect that the subject occupied their Committee no less than three"' months, and the House was about to be called upon to form its mind upon it in the course of about tea days. He should seriously put it to the Noble Lords opposite, if some further time was the porpose.. Neither did hithink there necessity for their Lordships - hurrying upon the subject, or to form "any definite it was well k...cy.rn that whatever ro.-. Lordships would be tailed upon to t. law must regularlysonse up to them House of Paz-figment. He deemed embarrass their future deliberations sian, by any premature pledge or subject.. trader these Nimes, he must candour of the House, whipither tbe by Netle Lords fie- theintepole was Illy too :bocci. The; Eayl of LIVERPOOL considered been prOressea by his Noble Fr fend, fergtrtFght,„ fronsthai tiiiown upon it 14 tat.l. When be.contidered .the subject, regard to its extent or its importance", he Joust that its merits could not be better,npdexstned by bringing it forward geoesalAy,,and..foy fufl distinct discussion in -that Hasse, a, mod would best enable their Lordships,to *cm* ;Iselin's% tihs paruand buss ::1 41 1ey sho4di sider'thi foigth.of time, it been: -the - sideration of a Committee co,f thn fOrn circninstances, , desirable that • cnlar resin may, arty their Lordship} to some sttect opinion upon it. Such the nlor4 kegular.borthe most toneenic at could'adopt, either with reference to t own minds upon i subject, .or a more diseussibti of any Bill that might come It bid benii the uniffsFe practice on dons of the kind, as in the case of the proposi tions.for thetrennwa; of the Charter of the East India Company, and' on other occisious. The mode of either liduse, in some way orother recording its dis tinct opinion, and ujusa some gene ral principles, was, in all such doses deemed to be the most desirable and , advaatageous. He was duly aware of the extensivej anti yartonsly - it he 41e Removal an dme. =Reid for Wedimeday. . • • Mr. PATCOORT presented a Peddon from the Baseugh of retersseid in &Toss of the Election Oaths' BUL--ordered to on the table. Seem'd Petidonewne yweseeted from various Partible against the Pomelletdeelest 1114erM to Won the WA& A *tide wee demoted boa the I Sherif sod Qatel =L am ( MtietaAnz=fer awaken:Wm of the ileaselkw to Ho Mt disable. IPARMies were presented from Bermoodoey sad Cmdemita eigilna.the Parish Clerks' 1311 L--Ordered to lie ea theta& ;. Mr. LYTTLETON presented a Petition from the atheelier at Devon, praying for an alteration of the laws Nellitille COMPirsacing.-Ordered to lie on the table. A Padden eras presente4 from Longford. the adelthat Debtor** to t er e== the BiiL Mr. & WORTLEY presented a Petition be the Wool Manefactmers in the West Riding of Yorkshire, gl!g. a Law to make new Reguladons with respect to the 1.1 Woollen Ciotke-i-Ordered to ile-on the table. - A Pethion -mu presented froth the sors of .441hgla stalest the Poore Settiemest fa: - • • sAtt Mr. BLACKBUIttIii treeeMed _ _ _the 010 /0:1' of Hereford *Mg die 'Rue utkairit,w.—Ordwa 1, 4 be , t: •4. ? it* New 41beiduen Mutwor motreed a third thee - Y • a *Om cheat OdembY etweetAr • at i ilyan, L the io; (Mr& Si ea die Mr. FAZAEVALY moved, that there shwa * Ithi t teg 1 the Hook s wile Of r Accomse Madre et the Seim me . POated t^ th. el the Noticed Debt at afferent pIC I Mr. IPAITHVIAN rose am& sad, be had molt for mire relative to the landvent Debtors' Cant la tehisirylist, Mach ha /tat yet boar mem* He wadi etimmove 4/ suck ACM*. is be thisght, miek beradamd e Which he hoped would be 1014 before ttrellimmiardesvide. ti lea rdbied foe s Return of the d • Pasips, discharged .wider the . Insolvent s ertb the troM riatof their Property es It appeared in ,Sehedules, al* Atholitt . nude_ wrer to :Mir Mellows and brought bog Foes . great opposite side of t, House,.bnt he hapeethe'Petitietl he`had te present would be, received. It we's fans) ceijaia iphabitOsti of the Northern part of Wiltslureverhoclitisiiiiie4l that they were some fifty or ility pileiltotn 'rho place at which their representatives . Were elected, were from this circumstance tameable to vote. The) _ .40 +6.4. 1 .< ,4111. ^Ow , ' 4.i. against the , making IA ._ - i advantegeover their adversariei. A cause growing out of such loroceedingi had been tried at Kingston before Lord Chief J ustice 'lice to be an offence against the Constitution, the law of Parliament, and the law of the land, which ought to be punished. In the time of Jana IL the same. cease was pursued, to uphold n - Popish Mu h, which had before been resorted to as a measly* hostility against the friends of Popery. It had hen said that • he might go to an Election Commit tiee in order to punish that of which he complained: int this was to take a very expensive course, which .thought was not to be preferred, when the House had it in its power to give a remedy free of expense and easy of application. In counties the same abu had formerly been known, and in one instance no less than Fre nn dred voters had been made—(Hear,) The practice bad become almost universal; when etatute of Anne interfered, which Act, improv It had been by that of the 19th of George 11. got . if th e eva altogether. Since the last mentioned Act lind . passed, no Member could chew him a Petition tiOmplaining of this abuse in counties, and thereof, lie held it to have been destroyed by the Act of 61110110 IL He would now destroy it in, thelame Way in Boron&ht of every description. He had sow i to state, in answer to the assertion, that a re. Medi would be found for the evil complained of LT rig so an Election Committee. Some years ago, seven or eight voters had been objected to as hay been made for an election. They were examine:lV * Committee, and declared to be good. At the nett 47110 a, one of the Gentlemen whose votes had been declared he could not vote against a par. Candidate. The Gentleman for whom he bad qualification 4 at nine o'clock, went to the Poll, and vote& it at tea. The vote vrai objected to, and the facts be had stated were proved in evidence before a Com mittee. He now called upon the House to say' if, under such circumstances, the elector had a boriaidel right to vote. He could produ ce _ numerous autho ritits to prove that' it was Akgal to create voters, as , . the pat: bap of •i the 1. of ptisent 19 11 . b. ;S• hat *Mad ly ? the Now; for self, he he could make th - a . t S wi ti still better than it l? be should do no lur roe that fatir influence ove r tli*•„ th t should at once uphold sad the prerogative of th e c -414 present Bill were rejected, it „ o,ild go the world that a legal Principle could not upon in Borough Elections. e required bat es `rat every Voter under the e listing laws alsettidiZo amide tight to vote : as d h e now called 0.7. House. that they might not give a handl e to who wished to overturn the Constitution of t e e ntree 67, to pause before they rejected this measure. Loved that the Bill should be read a second . Mr. DAV/ES GILBERT had nn ohjsction t o till, sit far as it went to call on the vot er to wh a t the right was under which he claim e d to He, however, obje c ted to tile eff e ct -whi c h t hi s sure would have on burg age tenures. at attnitz:,' them, in his opinicm, it went to annihilate an, tial part of the Bnti , h Constitution. lie cup:, that that House virtually represented ',le rnirisi, people ; still it was not, -n or oug h t i t ever to a 6. 1 Peet delegation from the people. Such a 1:(1 , , ;e Columbus as would be represented by a direct de s , guidon could never . co-exist uith the r tier die State, unless indeed it were placed inane; a - *7 despotism. Had the burgage ten , r,N b ee , . ginpted frees the operation of th e Bill etl lone hem unwilling to oppose the Sec after the strong words used by the Hot,ottri'b'ie respecting them, if he were not bonmi bad passed from doing so, he should be i . 06. and to take the sense of the House on the quessic e , kle wished to know whether the /knowable Gentle. law would consent to the barrage tenures being e t . oupaed-from the operation of die measur e? Mr. W. WILLIAMS said he had alrea, ly dee te t was his opinion the burgage tenures onght not , be exempted. If the feeling of the I louse against him in this, he should certainly acquiesce their decision, Mr. BRAND thought the Bill ought to be lowed to go to a Committee, in which any jar ease could be picked out thar. it was thcrugiao.: to be exempted from the general law. Mr. COURTENEY objected to due Bill, andl thought it unnecessary, as that occasiocalty uh . v.ll intended to correct might be put fished tinder existing laws. All that was necessary was, the should be proved that freeholders or freemen bad made for electioneering purposes, to disqualify from voting. J; , -: would it be prudent, la would ask, to call upon men to swear they had bees possession of their tenement or proverty a give) to enable them to vote? He thought die b. injurious tendency, from the -tifta that it utbold have on burgage tenures, now recognized a t part of the Constitution. - He had to particular follection to the oath being adminirtred, that it might be known under what right Ele :ton clairoil vc:es but bad this been the object cf the Bill, it to have been confined" to this alone. As it must object to the Bill alte•gether. *Owed as so Amendment, that the El. ill should to a second time that day six mouths. I. Sesjeant ONSLOW did not know that" ores , sitipalty" was so! easily punished as the kit speaker, had supposed. Ho did not know that that aka suld disqualify a voter, nor did he kne w the Cos. Miami had shays :greed as to what " c tcasioadtf Ha hailed the expression that had . fallen hot Honourable Friend (Mr. Williams) at the clot his speech...that =liked the Houle o f Commons - well as it was, at present—with gr rat tau. and if a division took plate, he ho red the IR prove successful. No nun cool I deny that xesiocadtywhidi the Bill was intend ed to rep= against the-law of the land. . COURTENEY said• a few words in explana tion, when the House divided—For the second read- ing, 46—For the Amendment,l27—Maj.enty,6l. NEW POST.OFP4CE. Oa the Motion tor the House resolving itself irtq Comerinee of Supply, Mr. ROBERT GORDON °Mewed, that the sea of 1:288,000 had already been 'speeded in death; fix the new Post-Office. He was aware the of this sum was to be repaid by the City; talk of its being repaid by the City was a farce; as the only way in which they meld* waefroni.thei Duties an Coal and 'Wins.. As vott-of the man which related to the dial building itself he was animus that it thldi as would do honourto the Metropolis. 7k Committee on this subject a few years ale; Ind& cided that the-best way world be to oßtamfetliMP of plans from various architects balelhinik _ been positively promised by the arratifierif Eschequer k that there should be no jobWtie matter, yet hitherto there had not. he W.' Mod. any contention of plans. Whit k should was, dint plans should be openly et ' hibite ,Situstamkkonse, or any other convened thatthe opinion of the Public magic 'a_pou thesis. ! • LUSIHINGTON. said that there had been ie thii one. He admitted that the Char the. Exchequer had promised there shook' competkican of architects. But the-business laJ t proceeded so far, and could not till the intr. arrangements were completed. As to these ar rangements there were many individuals to be cow , which had oCeaciuned the loss 0£ time. Alderman WOOD said, the City of Louie cleai X 12,000 apyear out of pocket by the ere& the new Post-office, and the same erperte continue till it was concluded. 114 IN NEWPORT wished to know, whether -,-, intended by the Treasury that theieshoulel br competition of plans ? LUSHINGTON said the Treasury 'meld take adopt the best plan, and that therearold be competition. LONG ridiculed the idea of taking the P opinion on an exhibition of plans,' and asked hsv ould be possible to collect the opinion of the F ab that wa? • • • SMITH ilebired the Order d the Day f further coasidentind of the Bankruptcy An7J: He - then entered raw iofile 11 the cite particulars of the.BilL • Alderman WAITHALAN svpportrAl the Bill. He • i . . . . mommisms . . , ow attioded . te 111104e4.1Nieleloble.euet lime or IN , '''' le kw , ' 7 . - i r . f ie et rt •,C. ~ .I.i. • , vs. (Maid .e . 4 W. $ A NN . . a, :,I ~.. 1 . 'mammas thAsuse of ltoitoomotoj er J i le n f er orrn. v , . "' - - 4 -..-4 • I l i f ' • iiiiiireirot of • so.beiag a , for ~. ... ." ** , ‘ 41 "*"' ' * --- sisi.alti ~x. - -- -- - d ot • alwaiii -' - Igei7 ; S a wits already good still • , r m . • allismi • Wail" - . , afer • ,as $ 41r die to . lese4 he Mt that he rho ado olid -'''• . ' • • '`• oft • - .ln:Mine IWO ta- mot a ' us stitch • system was acted epos, to,jstu the People that wands and vesadtnii. •••• '-' - - -_______.' . . • • 17 -1 ..... ...,_ : " '". 31 ....._ AL '''''' ' _ could p o t t o k w h et h er it oontaiaed go or 500 Rae. presentative' which shot d'e a . d c 6l ° - "De Clerk a d 0...... ., ._ , , .ftwatorislowirmiser,►• .To thew the evils which grew net of such (litho coontry and the * :read ,,_ illiz t;s t rr nlat HltlST tbs OP —P llollll,lolollB,B .. • • . e c ', r. -- - ices, be would Wee to several instances that he If the present Bill were 4 a gu l mi Ogle Onntahtee an the Galway Beetles " thought,in point :—ln the . timeof Charles IL about to th e world that a legal eet 111.8. dared V. ask% Italitaa tql!ve bees' " 1 1 . l'lst ; die Pell - the year 1678, at the time of the Popish Plot, when upon in Borough Electii _.. elan was not canaldeell whe Medea oe eeatalsaa.• . the Presbyterians were animated, by thc highest am- that every Voter under t B trait Hi s b i g LAscp4,l4lll presented a Petkies bush do iloonik __,__ , a yorthanceeeD aide* the Poore Settlement BUL 9r,dernil mossy against the Papists , th ey P .. , toT; . . nom tope an the table. lice of making fretbolders, to gain an advantegeover Mows that they nugn 101812 their Ik. Sake Realeed an was read a second *net ilml Mei- their adventariei. A . eins6 atnwitltr out of such who wished to overturn 1 not sects sal7 for tlit Aril* •`l4 oa.asn:(l7 " .ms stati c for ki r s „„„ a :b i w im = h2 i : formerly voted, upon this said, " But you bed your r• here was the least th e c.eartor.iog of ha Offiesni the Amnuat paid for making qualification from me, and you cannot, as a man of thong] m their deasion Asatawars and fat olloilitterlog Madootte to Debtott; to 4 honour, vote aguinst my interest." Tbe answer to it c.. al lefinite opinion, as 0 14 goo ditotOttorgao Chinos otok °PT elle leedeel et this was.. 4. I do not mean to vote against your in- ibe eri 1P: 0 V:olden!, _ _their ihr. ' . .7 00 14 3 " l " oo ,,,, se "" fi ' d i a ewe r, the hh N ew eig " her end N ewhimeaw l. -1 " . terest ; but as I cannot vote against a particular it elm give , the fate of rem applied, and the grow A SIMON I i laid oat of the mein for Candidate, it is noi m intention to vote at all."— been a ra from the other !limb; andApLiag.—Oettled. " That," replied the ot her, " will tit suit my pur- them x i i t imprope r t o . Lord LO WITIRII presented a Peddea from the Town of „,,,, Y ou most vote. The e l ect i o n man y depend on Would 10 r a i t i rooor di d. Kondati, sad ?dr. Hertres t ear prossted a Polaris from the 11-;;Z .serote."- i' x i n9t vote....stiboo, in you ie p oie Parish of &. Paul. Deptford, agaiest the Peen' Settionen‘llßi t , •s• oPirdeo elm the Ordered to lie Oa the iolik.. give up your qnalifieatiod r to whom time ti ' - s Th je lust lay it to the fir. bfliLLlSif *eluded dinner Petitions fr om Mae die Trenton leas addreiwiditee but 010110 of an i n t er * proposed and Witiusekapel.-;Oderedloila deihe table. ...." sa id h e w o uld R i T p kiii!„„iTi. jr must be cosiveyell, would vas not considera. Lent W. Baer 1 ".- 41111 beed t° he dhaerged frelare then, to some o&r-phlon,'" he was told. To Me h e , a paw . custody of the &rjeant at kaii,,e• payin his fees. - • . , . , 'The flame went foto a Canniness° Tiiw's Min wed, BM. edi that heAdiltie the why such a farce need be wren What had in which Canned s.. heardass§_tottnesees examined.. _ , gone throe m a hillidglyen notopsidetatiotifor it. =Silt 0 4 I s; it . vpry dif. .On tisetnelihist Of •Lerd'CARTIRR4OII, it was orderdn, ills b rot h er hi; sith' a sp j _ th e h u ff w i t h w hoa.. hji t9IPCZI 4 !sit hy thft -341014 e t bit mr dle p trat Its r k il l a eb ee kL e a j aml M o t= ana l .._. .dieoir o a l ust 4 k ibis must be - elP4hs kfects eithtr with be - Would inoiertit 4 744 ' icositinto sewn- or the itste ' ' thillef44 to 'l4o2fn the qualifi - illomis m i . be must think mime, for the papas* . the Report *as to ha hstodeiV ;Odd not ise rtgarded-asii Wield AllthtligOild than of she Rank Committee. '-'"' -1 -# .... ' - • one if a legal oomsselancis *me Aot . sbadei. -In more:. Dead a and. for full A 44 ,O_Lr• _lit"t r a_-tet iliat , a r . .7 l l °66 2V Al N IN" e tie quence of - 'iffik - Tekthelgtl oetisin atop' en'clock - Mr. , a,. mode_ which 477,.: 5 :" • "'""`" '.. ' . -. p ipi t ?. Fe .`,ltiv ton'tpißSaqualifirstekin slt o *gine mode .._ in t thaaiW c it ilif_' : .! . ' . ( v t* ' 7 2 tat: pekikain giving-it up but?? mor k itti Amy sho4dCAMl'' Ploced °I 2 lia l it4l . l . ' '' . : - :. i f " ;j4 'lf t .' -. ' . tio fg- 'Ha leas - 'ttlferedll or a winch he would F p .00 d er the con . : rdatbre to tikc vcstikrVireseevets. 6 4 101 •4 • I V e inut serer tv lietranuction. Mite* er Gpicarseres.r-orosseae:- •- - -.. -.-,-•, , • -, AR olo' w oe i ' d ,O lai it vas 41 1 1 7 . r .. _ f. A. to - - setheitaMilt the Noble Lord app. AL .. P., take tbsn; as he _given no Semi- Tes- t whatever . pans- site (Cutlery-30r te:ai stepaltat / itta Wien towards homes deration . or bat he had now given up, he was tot his H Laipi 1 4 10111 4.c0Me Aseisei unit frevirady ewe* Nertileii Oster. • ge 0 1 'it is a mere farce—you can take it and give it of his ;itch was not only lord atertaßEA o H wan iiiitAt •t. tiro 4 tatihrottorT to your brOthet."—" No," be replied, " I will not do very ' 4l enicat course they : 4 1 $ 17.7 0 1 4 " a4 G9or i bw " 414 , 1ca ttrZ,_ tie "rit omori g ner i n , that. r have signed the conveyance :go now and do% a * tbair Lordships :Orforwrigki: Aglie. ",;" .- • : .._ - : • vote upon it as you will. Little did I th ink how far would ore advantageous '- ' - . 4 'iiritasnutel*l a ptaa.": . . yds would lead me, but I will take care how I get the°ec 'me before them . Mr. GORDON' ic'new*th . ai : ,anciflAiii, directly or swab into such a dilemma." He refused the money, was 1 8 t all great ques- indirectly in favour of Parlitiontary Reform, was c tbePe . rson to Whom the qualification was con- hr- the Irish prOyo#.• viewed with great horror on tra - opposite side of voted at nine o'clock. went to the Pall_ 2fol ooso4 don. V - _. _. ~. • ..........., ....................... ...mum.. .0 • •••••••• .... 7 .1 I i IiJU - 11 W 11 . IWV {UAL is was ;Mega' TO create voters, as 431 LL "P U and varTimisly detailed nature of the subject; and it p ra y e d t h at p ower m i g h t b e g i ven to t h a Sh er iff. to the par-o n e of Boroughs were in the habit of doing. a wit* far Was, he thought the more accessary with a view of move the Election to the County Town, wtfiell would At pfisent when these pra ct i ces were ca ll e d i n ques- one-third sett : 4m • &flab& mipd at test alaill.the saifjeat that afford them an opportunity of giving their vote. tion, a decision was frequently c om e to t h at was . • but to to diypaific*osode of proceedingshoOld be adopeed.... After a few words from Mr. Mar h ozw, the Peti- accor di ng to the law of the land. If a b uses like mere faro ' The Mardian oft ANSDOWNE seemed to approve, tion was ordered to lie on the table. those he had destallted existed, and he defied those lay it weal effthe sentiments etpressed by his NobleFtiend (Earl . GRAND outcry OF DADIDL. who heard him to say th a t t hey did not exist, was to that pm Gee - y) u p on the oetakinn, though, at the same 'Jam, ' Mr. SINCLAIR Wished to ask a questi on rts p ec - h e svnling in trying to put an end to them ? W as of the bui he telt the importance of having a thorough,diaaot lug some territorial arrangement affecting the Grand the principle for which he contended unkno wn to be such al mit of the subject at the earliestivliortusay. . Duchy of Baden, to which the late Grand Duke, ra- our law? No, it was known from the Acts o f Queen CAutunitte The Earl of LAUDERDALE exprawad kis opi• /her than subject his people to evils which they. Ain. and Ge orge IL which got rid of,the evil as far cided that nion that the 'otopoild Wm * w -. 4E 1 4 4P =Nal ll* 'would have been exposed to had be acted a different as they went, brit these haying only remove d i t f rom tition of i ficieut for the . due eonsicieraiti9a og, a , subjetno ex, ipar t . bad given his assent. He would be glad to ednntiak he was anxious that it shoed he also era- it had bee] tensive and important as Art ,hialsaidam. .ra4 !it& iniow if that solemn Act had been recognized at the diP . a!ed froM Boroiglas. Would Any one say that, in aha Bache vidual Members oftbecensiestief Innybl l ,adeqnatiehri grass of Aix-la-Chapelle, and if the two peat Originating sach • sa propoeition, be had recommended. she matt" conversant in the siilitjekiooifkleoolf .azia; te si` which bad thusedrispired to plunder a de- that whicb was against the Constitution, or the 1 4 1 stood. -be miracle to suppose' 'bele • 1i i ,4p.,!, y • ally had chanted theirpolley ? •'" of land ? tut some might think that there was should k E rea become masters it in "tack im. , . i f *. 41 4 ct - CAOLEREAGII said a Treaty , 'lead **easing peculiar in burgage tenures iihiclicioglai bibitea•ac deprecated the idea any , . be laid on the table, which would enable the to be respected. He must be consistent 'with himself, *off so H to ci th ist eit to adZ4 a sp '4i fic ir , . - ..i pirio Ni e - I t - ' so p t - H elika - . I :ht rinie --1-41/1-66 4 11, - , ' t ~ ent hig crwn l)e iu r l di ljt t . '- - 1d he c fr o l d i ee e o fi pera o rea tio s f l i n of f gis ex ßill, emPlicig as-he li did n u-xBage ot tal l;r: a rL of ttio ject. end he thought !that it laildiee "min aids, no . llo t it . be*doee respect* ~ . ntidermand why . ..butter tensues should give aright jobbing in f a ctory tit dr COVIItIy were kto be • 7=. / z . Fd • yr tettirning members to Parliament in art 'di et . caw et :.1 worm ram - - p ar r , . veafail, thoroatk and - - J. . '. ' . lou'remt ant. . ..„,, ~ . _ Why not rye them the right or yotiu g • ill a • a comp doh s i Lad asa ' ar m = pulalaw cit Qom , w ipipOrtaajiis. formom . I '' • Aft, ei Z agii ' 4 an . minevbs. , - ti,e ip le t t uorec O flail- , . it anl i cont ih n o tu uid uo b n e al o w swd anner to ? n•isHkeevrto;:eldpraracttherice ri no o t r yet anram pri watret dreit4ithat vehatem b 4 ......., mosiim 4,eit :: . idiott, i i.: .4610 abeir i loote. vuelititni_to t r . .;:: ~. Ito % . 1 . 4: : : `. • . ,liV ja.b, . ~ ' s ` .. "than iter see , con it t e en on d t t i t zued that in th 'v e i p olati rivaese en of su th i : po laz s talß ee, emen i l i be 4 liw il x, ..;., . .. ..: _ v lifiesidtliela_. the Dra. te, - .' . ; ;.Y . - . ,attached to burgaee *mires' was niiknown*ZU ' .Mr. Al 4 the and than to their a , ~ : i i , .. ~ lite imode of fawning any tit thriir-..... --' • , lin\ If the House &fermi from hini...iit 'his t . - was clear ; sideritig those before they Int -, . . Nome, nor did it isterfat *pith the propecti47 any dingo could be • Introdoced in the Commitiselo• ex- don of the ultimate decision. . • , .. -;";.. '), : •_ ..'l . ,' 'One; bat it +treat te pet dawn a prac4ce . by *hick emit them Item the operation of this Bill. -He p ro . would con f.atl oftlY lhatta i lla Ir s t ab l W. WA ipatabiai bid bean . ** habit of illetallrvming tor tested to.vindicate thoseiwovikions of the Bill whidi. Sir JO} Noble And Learned a . tollroa lie riles ofialN- a- of Parliament. 'is f 'llilKwes, reittchiSi that a freeholder should h ave - p o u i sse d hi s it was inte ceeding. cafanded an whit aim s at present tbeli! of the ia n c 1 _ ihr *elve mouths, unlesslt came to him by a competit s .. Some further discosskei bet . ~ j..... 04 .2 bst fewest to van th ca diraciple A . . ;,. , . i - .thift 'aige. before he c.euld vote, and that a • Mr. LU extlanatitm, took plOe betweng tht ~..4. 7 ' A , ;kg - Itß i e r p . ' ' a,. 5 ai !no, .: 1 4 " ri" ~;A,i-,,„ * s . "ivith similar exceptions, should be a care to adi pre ] augh t ,betirees- chi Neat .. J ew .. , • t.• -• ~ *HA .. . *, :If 4, ..., ... - 0 4 4 icoomietOr six months befole he ezerclied * Fri- a comPetit Gass, w ide oo ne nr ed -..•, . be .. ~ . :'•iit it , ..... ',.. , - ~ i ,i . 'it it — , tif , seg. is principle he sheiti4l6.beve . Mt , LO meat that the ioii - ‘ - 'ha takeirlabil • : AtialiftcabWatal dtatdd,a2et: ': ri t,, '. 4, .allat ta u fakad by tbe St? 0.4* Ppg. ! , 0 °Pi* prcro kir - •.• . • . . -, . Elettoit6-4 - what 'par- lie in that raticalasis day f 'i 11 / 4 ...t a t an t t e tal .. a the 1 8.4 II illir l m i a ' - —, - • .., . 4 ~.., .. ~ wawa caltiaie tie I! would b - '.. i 4 sdi die to a _,..,; 0 ' , . , , meant • to be Re . _, . q . • •- • r, - .)1, - •-•.:,,,j, that intariel:eimuddittaidea; .. , .. ' ..• l '''' a" ' - c ' l li ii t° • . be ' . ' ''' .* ' ''' T ' ' 4 r "led; :Ita . • jar Cifciani- Mr. J. E . 4 v • . Am .. Tliole - LerdsbiP 4l 4 o "ce"dilli7. Ott; : ;, s -L . . * • bi - s ' I,►' '4rr - i ... ' - ..th• trans ivolikvfic‘iiist war the • the finthat IL , •,_.. . I; i ,fr >, • ! .. . e ..._,.. ... . 2 ' .....• .. •,, . - suptmood fortho l 7 *night. . , .---,,,', ii .,_ ll *': M i a ln -in , . *-- t - :vi '. -IN , 7.. , utOiacht.gs Provisioni tucq Bal- m er ( fiaisosia4 gamine routine nusaaoter mama - 1- • ' •71,'.. , . , 1 • • cadmemoy:dobid w r in d o m. It patttculan then Adjourned , ull Monday. (*dazed to kin:prose muddiest& ~ . 'eras in ' ' 4tatieni: . tite'liOlig gigs wai A D a co ll id er . Alder= . • :( • t - . • • - ' . . , ~ .... . . ' - ' ~.= •' e. - 44 "...5....- - .46 ~ . . . . • or ja b ~ ... . __ ... ez,._:.z . .:_ , .:............. .-..- ~.... , - ...• - , . . ~.. '. • _ 4r0 mip. 01it0mp 1i d 5...4..,....p. ...s. ~ , ;e, : .. 7 . ....5air.,,......—..... .. _ . . • ' 6 • . ' • • • • •/.. ' . . I MENTARY PROCEEDINGS -- C " . 1: ~.. . 1 . :- . e . " :'' '" . : * *ll6e. ‘ - 4 ri: . ..:': dim.6 ' --- . r .3 : 111 .114004 • e t 1',1.;' .!:41:71:iiiiTairer' ***wall4aernr . attlada. : is e* ; 4ll.lllglice s . : ll.7 cme tl; b : te lt 4 7 18 t00r such 1114:24?1"111111111111eferaTiNg.imintb:egaa.illaithecesantryliWIegmiteataned77;tithigirotal:°betteraglt.2teci-41:docipfni2nura,,,itilaielmt.kleer::::',...f4idte-:111:1 _ .. )USE OF LORDS, MAT 7. Mess was transacted. . ssrei . • • I and several odor Piers took the ostbsoid . wields -A. ma 's ' yesidoia. , • • ' ... : : Iri g • , _:7.....„._______,,_.,„..' ~..,,,„,,„___A i, .. ctit •aras: . - ..... t tot . n u" ! awhetherw i sich it oontaiaed system owasaractsi g r reseatiti. sins sheresPweohpichle shtheoreatuirtfdeiaertcinteednfl,ueitarDeubo,„;v,derdd-i,gozite. or tool flitb were brought up hen dto___;4n • The Cleat of elm erneNe1. 11.1 . 4111 . 441 / 3 11 1. 11 .5 111 °.nr . T s h ow the evils which pew oat Preto 're of :he C oo„, law, sir E. KNASCIEI2I)I.I., and others, and read out to coma the sientoisiimir.. . e4 . r: Mr CHRIESTOPIigIi • - - ices, hi would refer to oevend tastancei that he If the present Bill w . ESTWORLARD (in the abeam of a Noble og le twee co me °ahoy Beetles ' ' tboughtin po i nt : _ii n the.t i tpe _ o r mutes IL about to the world that • legal principle could not lir Petition from the Trades Rosso 01 Ohs- dared V. lihke. • Ilesitei ken been aidt . 11l ; the lt s id- the year 1678, at the time of the Popish Plot, when upon in Borough Elections. He requi red t - -Alt :abotic Claims. don was not cesuddesed es be Mesons or veambea.! • the Presbyterians were animated, by the hi hest am- that every Voter under the ezisting la s .had tte. lAFTES BURY presenteda Ridden from die L o g utecges.die presented a Pedsisa fawn tie awe* . : ... a &ma/de ri g ht y against tie Catholic Claims. , of learthallerton trios the Fors ' &edema 11111. entered mosity against the Papists, they introodea me pry - to vote: al dhe now 11...1 *NT OP TIM CATHOLIC QIIII*1•101e. to Pe au the talge. ' , tice of making freeholders, to gain an advantage over House, th at they might not give a hand "-v 1 ated, it IFILI with regret he had to intossn *sir The Salts Reatovel so was read a mond time. trill Met- their adveriariei. A • cause gtowiait out of such who wished to overturn the Constitution o f t e re 0 1, 71 i Noble Friend, who had that treeing inunded witted for Wedmeday. . • proceedings bad been tried at Kinenten before Lord try, to pause before they rejected this measu re a ons s ensue important 'abject, had-namtly , Mr. FATCOPRT presented a Fetid= from the Boavebvi severe tadtspnaday. and tt , aimegorwo ~,, p eters a d a to tower of the E lect i on . to Chief lattice Pemberton,' who had declared the prac. moved that the Bill should be read a forward. Not only this, but be was merry to Be cm the table. tare to be an 'offence against the Constirutien, the Mr. DAVIES GILBF.RT had no ohi t r E i on , eof his Noble Fnead's beeth was sleek near Revet'ai Petidonowere from various Parbhin what law of Parliament, and the law of the land, which MU, so far as it went to call on the v o ‘ 3 '' - r to . I any degree of certainty, name any eery early the Peareesuintont to Se ot the sable. • ought to be punished. In the time of Jintei IL the what the right was under which he claimed to ' /.I ::u ne e t to su a ser ttend a . secood linwev 4isa er ppoin , in the tnust boPe ot thst ihe ii:welasit sa Pidde mrasmcvd w a arestrwun' a feriuraissooehoo " HI & "' d the anod e " aread j oey Same _ course was pursued, to uphold 'a - Popish blo. He, however, objected to tlie effect -which thi s L t eve that the Noose be summoned for Monday to Ile as instable. much, which had before been resorted toes a measure sun would have on burgage tenures. as sump ' vas ordered accordingly. .girt weer presented from Bermondsey sad camberneit of hostility agates; the friends of Popery. It had them, in his opinion, it went to an n ihil ate an THZ BANK REPORT. tie P° 4l)l cur''' . 611*-4314“"d to Be °' eh. tabl e' been said that he might go to an Election Commit- tial part of the Bnti4i Constitution. lie (tist e" er... HARROWBY (who was Chairman of a far. LY pTTray IXTo foe to presented a oa etition_ the fror aws tbs Anemia • ing an alorati of tee In order to punish that of which he complained : that that House virtually represented ri e t„:„,,,. ) prftented this important Document, coamo „ o4. ... th . d i nd to he ~,, the two . lint this was to take a eery expensive course, which people ; still it was not, -nor ought it ever to i w .'.'":, ch being read, was laid upon the table, A pew e e was presented from Longford. Derhati t s t rst he theright was not to be preferred, when he House sect delegation from the people. Such a 1: 0; ; ; ", ordship s motion, ordered to Ise printed. the laminae Demon' lelL-Iteillrred to die "" bad it in its power to give a remedy free of expense Commons as would be represented by a direc t de' p said the Report would be ready for tha ri t , woßt L gy ta t a Petition from tho Weal and easy titaPplieatiOn. In counties the same abuses' Vim could never *co-exist v. ith the , tier owe . 4 inday, and the App en di x an d Evidence la m a in the West Riding of Yorkshire, Zt o t a had formerly Lean known, and in one instance no the State, unless indeed it were placed na,kr a Ts u i,. in,, , r ' day. His Lordship added, that, L aw to make new Regulations w i t h respect to the me Of less than Fie tundred votes bad been made-Wear: Alley despotism. Had the burgage ten•;res b een ., e advisable the Report should be taken 'Nolte aotas-6-Ordersid to the robin " ''• 1-1- ...- The practice become almost al l9th mos of t u Ge nive o r rg sa ,e l, - u w . b g e o n t •the' rid ipot emp after ted f t ro h 7 . th e ,.. ..pe o :ion used ot the by tlil)iell,Hll.o6:eil et dadatess iiin by their Lordships on as early a ____,_.' A Psibisil, 1519 tram tie d* -11keee e ll • . s v,', Statute of Anne interfered, which ACt, improrectas have hem unwilling to oppose the seeMi i read riastt . s nn , th e o s iney it bad bete by isistent with a deliberate perusal of the 7,7Z icKsuaini int to. be laid before the House, and of Hereford tills( $• •= l . le ristle4r, .. to of the evil altogether. Since the last mentioned Act Member respectnig them, if he were not bo un d b r he' subject matter in their Minds, he belivineed.t; • , t.‘ el: ' 1 .. • - .._-_' had passed, no Member coold shew him a Petitima What had passed finm doing so, he should be ist% : Thursday seta:sight for that purpose, Tbe nwi tl'aildliai tallzbw r 111 16 r 1 , 4 a di " Ilun . w' complaining of this abuse in counties, and therefore Ind tie take the sense of the House on the ou .• . - .11a , !solutions would be proposed_ for the and at /4 - ii& L y a to m o re afam m isi he held it to have been destroyed by the Act of He wished to know whether the Meow able Gentle: tie Lordships, and would move thafthe bo ut t h e -I• '• Bill.' ' 'lob es the mile. George U. He would now destroy it in. theiaree Man would consent to the barrage tenu res b e i ng a. noned for that day. - • pia- Mr. FAZAKERIX rafted, tbat there &eel le hid leldeet 4„y in Boron to o f ever y de ner ip t i on . He had some tonpmd-from the operation of die measui e? deprecated the proposed interval as the Hank a map Of-Accedite Motive ede the / 6 " W e. facts to state, in answer to the assertion, that a re- Mr. W. WILLIAhIS said he had already &eon pirated to the si die !wisest prbt at for the attentive perusal and adequate 4 .i. d5 5 .... 76. merlY would be found for the evil complained of by it was his opinion the burgage tenures onght not i t if documents so extensive and volumis ate. ' : deeeelietAN rose and said, be had moved going to an Election Committee. Some years ago, be exempted. If the feeling of the I louse • ject, too, of such extreme, such vital for e id ooto relative t o th e lowdeent Debtors' Courtin seven or eight voters had been objected to as having against him in this, he should certainly acquiesce a Noble Lords should recollect that the Ply Int, OS& ha Illie Yee to Prweated• kle od imaid been made for an election. They were examined by their decision. ed their Committee no less than three f h . ww•s h he h i g i ope r imad a t ec ° uPw be jAd s behre s b°ta°ll t u ti . Hos t it foi . th ` be r ,,%." * H . a Committee, and declared to be good. At the next Mr. BRAND thought the Bill ought to be se House was about to be called upon then othied (oars Return of .the omeaber of Persons Election , one of the Gentlemen whose votes had been lowed to go to a Committee, in which any panic, and upon it in the course of about tea &sainted "oder the Woks Rel. with the ems questionof, declared he could not vote against a par. 'skeane could be picked out that it was thou g i a „. z y t uld seriously put it to the Noble Lords !lama thar PreFeeti es il a. erFureti A.a.. l2 ... ..thar•Scheduktio a° ll tinder Candidate. The Gentleman for whom he bad to beezempted from the general law. and brought hao me further time was not necessary for .." Coors ; l* ° t ( o gi r " / 71‘,1 y ol i e e or other Charges to forme rly voted, upon this said, " But you bed your Mr. COURTENEY objected to du ! Biil, and leither did bethink there was the least die Cain er.inP of sat 4 : 6 = 1 1 the Amon paid for making qualification from me, and you cannot, as a man of thought it unnecessary, as that occasicealty whi4 seir Loniskiiir hurrying their derision Atuisefoeuts' suitor winc=ing A i li " 1" " Debtors " 4 _, hnn°lll.9 vote against =I interest." The answer to i i t t sh y. as mild int b e: p ded rov t ed o correct t hee mi h g o h l t een be porutir fi seemheden:: et, or to form ' ny definite opinion k as the r, 4 Jhimlinhigehorioa_ ll ".,_abre.2__th"ecd'i r : this was-0‘ Ido not mean to vote against your in- the existing laws. All that was necessary was, dot cy.rn that whatever propositions their i h r.."7 4 .74 usid " • s =' 717'r ess =r„„„ ) ,,L.,„ terest ; but as I cannot vote against a particular id he _called upon to grin, the force of rem appli e d, ad slit gross A SIMON I i paid eat of the wine for Candidate , it is not my intention to *m e a t a lee_... been made for electioneering purposes, to disvalify larly some up to them from the other Pi isebt- andAgreideted. " That," replied the other, " will ;it suit my put- th em from voting. Li-: wonld it be prudent, la Bement. He deemed it improper to s Load la pimented a Peddas from the Tows of rat. You moat. vote. Th e election may d e p en d on would ask, to call upon men to swear they had bee r future deliberations or oltimatardocis Ice""al sad M r' Haaltfa q a° P ralimed a I .e °° trail the a 'angle rote. I casinpt vote...is - Then, will on is possession of their tenement or proverty a gins Parish of &. Paul,. De t iefent, egoism the Peen Setthess‘ gig ._ . . . rematttre pledge or opinion upon the wood to of ao the o v a ,. - • ' gm e t ip yoUr t inalifiegitldr - The' to who m time to ,enable them to vote ? He thought the Bill ae: the s e rsitn, he must lay it to the • Mr. MZLLISH jointed elibliar Petitions from reatial the question was addressed lies' bat et length of an injurious tendency, from the -tifta that t House, whether the interval proposed and onisedoilost•••-erdesed_.'to Se die foe table- ~a . _ said he would eiyeg oo p,_is jrmost be cosioeyed, would have on burgage tennrea, now recognized* is for *lmpose was not cOnsideras Lw*,7•4 l ° ll3 'ice 1.11 Ssejsanc :•'!!°r" 1 1 . 71. 11 ..fra1ed frllltr° t h en , to soma 0 ,&. t 7he was told. To this he, a part of the Constitution. -He had to particular - .' ' • ..; =. .• ...... -, 'MA /o w w on ta to a COo t ohl i oe lP : t a tooo e s iX e o rto ylm i , replied, that he - dliiiite Me Why web a farce need be objection to the oath being adminitstred, that it LIVERPOOL What had ht which CAMAS wit bsardieesettneses ecarnioed.. gone thron itelight,tgglyen notmesideratielifor it. ,raight be known under what riglu . Eltsttors claimed .by his Noble Fries In a. very ciik. .On doPinolifoti or seasneCAtereleB4oll, it was ardente, 114 b r o w. ibe .s atioep j. 0 10 4 1 _,,,, t b w b out. betosscfes but had. this been the obj e ct cf the Bit otn that thrown upon it by the • - _bloble that the 1 i lIA mat its dill% IttwaLgaigati a M° 64 l• was tr - t bk i ii g oto i n m ust b e dosto ss cinght to lave been confined " to torts alone. As it , Mr. PEEL gm ae t .)ll,3ada , dot Ives *taut, se.ioneidered . the subjects *her wigu iiii m ud i n * that , wai n . a c am . or the ion - r ' title Mfg% . bil4lOPl ilte tioalificatitek, l ll o 4l4ohth most object to th e Bill alte.gether. Ee. stent or its iroportaockbtroust think mince, for the 'pettiest . the Report *as to beltstuli&V c ol d not* rtgarded- ens lossalltieitsi mex .damadment, that the t ill should le could not be better ooditteinod than ad the Bast Committee. • •'•?' - 1 - 4•• ... - - s one if a legal sonvelint awnerrt: -111 cools:. •enne a good time that day six months. forward ueneralkyl.nosis for fell 2 44 -g ar ' Ifi nt iljna l he th ' at 6,1 °* °111411 . 4416 Ilata a a Ihe ftuence of - . .. 1 1 , 0 1 , - .the - '-' atairs.edock , . MI. Beijeant ONSLOW did not know dm" we* Mese a Return of the Charge •• • 46 AM • ' 7, ,ion it' :it* Moues, a, .mode- whirl! hers onnwed • . • _. .. ~,. . . -.. F st y . E ti ti; .to - "weft thf . qoalificstekin:. to . an- si'epaltY was see easaY Punished as the kit spot* ;hle their LcirsisiOPSS°*.Co Me Masters int the 6110'at i11....' 7. 7 . t'` r"r •-•It 2 1 - 1 1 11111 ', . i., iliblr *V.: peiripin giving 4t up 'had auPPosed. Ho did not know that that dose iartsand hcicrin 'Amy sito4deon-' Phyted on half ay .He • • ...: - '. It - t . e 'yr '- • ... • - ined fe . HO its - Vfered - E1 or a which he would disqualify a voter, nor did he km a that !!-9 ( tiMis, It h , a. bilOder* con-, rda/hre___talue: d'llegrv 44 ._ . I t! ii "4 'QM' - e* . mast s crew iS - ku considetOle transaction . Mittees had a/says:greed as to what “ c rcasicsoirf r touse,i ;matinee ',the aud that it was r.T it. 1127 -sit to • alk . th , f low Lord am _ Kosi .4' *take tam, a s . lieli a d ;g i ven no i ons i. was., He hailed the expression that had . fallealsm inCes, , desirable that whatever , perti site (eastierratifr lisif nep•liat t teti. ialria 'toWerds . holding deritioit . or What he had now given tip, he was told,_ his Honourable- Friend (Mr. Williams) at the doe ly arise, thee LOrdshipe shouldcorne &steel o nto f eetto r ai e r ow e* N ot ek.ii i M o ot, • 'it 0 I.lt ll a. mere farce-you can take it and give it of his speech...that balked the House o fferPaaw_., t opinsonUpon it. • Such was not only Lord CASITtSREAOH was Oinhas' to tfiri s 4 aatiodectery to your brothet."-" No," be replied, " I will not do very well as it was,- at pf.seat.-with v. we maw arhuelte most tonvenicat course they ''' o 3 rt o t tr t =" m tssw , o l l 4 l 4 72:7 l l: - wasw i k , wi w . that. I have signed the conveyance : go now and do% and if a &vision took plate, he ho red theril iiher with reference to thew Lordships E Ordered telll . #ol.lthie. ", - .*. • ..._ _ • Vein upon it as you will. Little did I th ink how far would prove successful. No man coil; 3 defy in on i subject , ,or a more advantageous -- . - . 4 1incrainniti6tttinsr; *•", ' you would lead me, but I will take care how I get theoecesioneltywhids the Bill was intend ed to repro my Bill that might come before them . Mr. CORDON ic'nesseth4 AtYttaiir9it i directly or arlin into such a dilemma." He refused the money, was against the law of the land. unifpiErn practice on all great clues- indirectly in favour of ary Reform, was • t thetfeison to Wh om t h e qualification was COO- Mr. COURTENEY said a few words in espial:a- id, as in the case of the Irish proposi- v i ewe d w i t h great h orror on the - opposite side of welted at nine o'clock, went to the Poll, and voted tion, when the House divided-For the second read; news; of the Charter of the East India House, hat be hoped 'the - Petitice he hid' to present on it at ten. The vote wax objected to, and the fact s ing h 46-For the AmendMont,l27-Maj. wiry, 81. l- Co other occasioas. The mode of - wou ld b e , rece i ve d. I t we ' s from, cer:/aia it habitanes be had . stated were p rove d in evidence before a Com- saw Peirt-oellica. in some way or other, recording its dis- of the Northern part of Wiltslitngsirbacimineilled mittee. 'He now called upon the 'House to say' if, On the Motion for the House resolving itself inns sad upon some general principles, was that they were some fifty or skty _mileifrone the under such circumstances, the elector had a bow/de Committee of Supply, . a deemed to be the most desirable and place at which their representatives were elected, aoil - right to vote. Ile could produce numerous antho- Mr. ROBERT GORDON obeli-red, that the sae He was duly aware of the extensive were from this circumstance unable to vote. They Min to prove that• it was Argil to create voters, a s ' of I:238,000 had already been espeades lin eluting detailed nature of the subject ; and it prayed that power might be give n to thaSheriff• to the parrimy of Boroughs were in the habit of doing. a Kite for the new Post-Office. Ile was aware that it the more aequary with a view of move the Election to the County Town, wtfiell would At 'Aiwa when these practices were called i n tin e s - one-third of this sum was to be repaid by the City; blic miad at rest oPall.thestiejess•that afford them an opportunity of giving their vote. tion, a decision was frequently come to that was not but to talk of its being repaid by the City was i glade Of Proceeding shotda hOodOPeed., .. After a few words 'from Mr. Marmon, the Peti- according to the law of the land. If abuses li ke men fie; as the only way in which they could rt. loft ANSDOWNE seemed to approve tine was ordered to lie on the table. those he had destallied existed, and he defied those Pay it araldr° l u. -the Duties in _. _ nual and Waal ' " N as expressed by his Noble Friend (pal . GRAND DUCHY OF DADIX. who heard him' to say that they did not exist, was to that Panilt the rem which maw to u* ,: oecakon, `thougli, at the . same - -ape, ' Mr. SINCLAIR Wished to ask a question respec- he wrong in trying to put an end to them ? Was of the build* itedlC he was desirous that irM ortance of having a thorouth,diaoot: dug some territorial arrangement affecting the Grand the principle 'for which lie contended unknown to be such as wsedd do-honour" the hieburli s ' ine jeer at the earliest:visas:m*4, ... Duchy of Baden, to which the late Grand Duke, ra- our law ? No, it was kno wn f rom t h e A cts of Queen Committee on this subject a few years age, bad sii. LAURPIDAAM exp -rased Pe opi• fir than subject his people to evils which they. Anne ind George IL which got rid of,the evil as f ar cided that the-best way weed be to Aetna Oap raP9aad iatatwial ar4f..hY aP =Nis atlf- would have been exposed to had be acted a different as they went, hot these having only removed it from' tition of plans from various architects ; bat those due Consideriticja4 e<, tlIkint : 110rel• b t had given his assent. He wo u ld b e g lad to cduntiat e _ he was aairicis diet it shoed be also era- it had been positively promised by the Ckuitellor d >octant as iliai#,sopirAlu. • - .124 . outi. . if that solemn Act had been recognized at the dfeated From Boroughs . Would Any one say that, i n the Exchequer, that there should be no jobbing it lof the clnsiteuteepty_beatloquately * ...Om of Aiz-la-Chapelle, and if the two peat Originating suet?* proposition, he had recommended the matters Yet Witham there haii. ,not. a'' he w u . sackt. . 6 Lte A is leaUlP, ' • Util; ‘tt 8 • which had. thu s conspired to Plunder a de- that which was against the Constitut i on. or the laW snood , 'hem essay ecattetiti°u o f P ans " -"-' - - .- s • .• y . - ally had chanted theirlley ? • ' isithe land ? 'but some *Witt think that there wax a. ineacit is. :: . l e i Ali. . , Lord • - CASTLEREAOkI said a Treaty . . ertteld **idling peculiar in burgage tenures 'tibial. o•• lit shouldingernee was, that plans should be openly es Isiblteffirtionsteattshotuie, or my other convenes idea 01 7 . ,! • . •. • 'ladder be laid on the table, which would enable „the to respected. He . must be consistent With hinis - el,f,' lame. so **elite opinion of the Public mgt le On,' * - '. se. tp . Akre Illopiorebieliepipiertil his own jud i pO n t - .. he could 'see no reason for exemptso& b tinny tallest _pon thesis. '. • • pecific' " Aherillp4ll, •• . SPlteeilift 'fi t iirlik*l4 ' t p.eat he era! #oe lures from the operation of this Bill, .ashe Wo e t Mr. LUSHINGTON. said that there had been lo ought AM. it illtddif..ba Ppeile.ailses Ft4td 40_ IMO !hop ' headelle tear:* whrburgage tenures should 81%4 aright jobbing in thii case. He admitted that the Cbse mutiny were it to he coneenoegahati , .7p.c.. .. ... ~ s • O a r e : s t tanci timing Members to Parliament" in an ill era Lcellor of the Exchequer had promised there sh oo t Loroensir nos , - - „ . e a fiat, dentokifierftei -' . ' - ' " ' 'ism* ariz. _, Why not give them the right of _voting in a *e a competitiein of architects. • But thebusiness ha Ir s ofztrinarwir ::. ,nstpottalOw. ' • hfr.W.-- 66 inevbg - the 14s* 44.. aid constitutional mariner? - lie would voting not Yet proceeded so far, and could not till the ker- .,, , . . . opia Ole,lollollll#l Of slinlisakee, ' MI, • . .:. ph' .. i . - 6kw should be passed to make the practice riot arrangements were completed. As to these as' dein% that Vienna -reniellidieln it - ill elentuhalswillitow to the 0 - .'• -:" . vi: * ' 'than see it continued in 'violations of the law. ! 11 0 1. •a;::-, . - ''• ' - 4 ". 1 .- '' • lurt*lt ai llaleede_las_hel,did 4, ": •. . • S ' ter, contended, that the poi supposed supposed ;stilted, which had oecasioned the loss o£ time. * . .. -• „ • • ..s • .: - y'' -- iiiiiik' ' ' the En ti g .r. ! . • • rangements there were many individuals to be cow • • - attached to burgage tes tis • • u nk nown -Mr. Alderman WOOD said, the City of Londe, With& ' ii ' .„„.,- • - ; Code , Ur fatarilag any 4 dirik.-; •.. '- ',.'.': .. ' li*,, - If the House differed. from hini_in ph 1 1 was cleai £I 5.000 ~.year out of Fe let b Y the „,,, s efee. afore they be - ..!•••• •. . nor did it interfine *kb ibe . prepegt-f elf . stay dune could he introduced in the (Amanitas - allies.' lion of the *new Post-office , a" th e same -1(-- al. • • ~. .''-;.. •). .•_ : I:lp . age,. bat it +neat to put down a pracsiceby . Wiiich mei them; . fir the operation .. 9f this Bill, - . Re p ro : s would contiTi e till it was concluded. . __,._. . th e II* .dtcA lt di ir,,,r, r eeik t ha limn/telt habit of iliMalltvcrif fort ...to.eut v i n dic ate thoseprovisons of the . ildi whith. it Sir JOHN . NEWPORT wished to know, e sr'sLu t s' e nod . a . gine return ofa of Parliatnent. is i „tre; flit , thax,n freeholder should have - po ss i sse d hi s was intended by the Treasury that the! should -•.. , _ .....1 ~..: !Aided on w h at wts at present the law cidselisor p _ Ihr twelve mouths, onlesslt cam e to hi m b y a competition of plans ? . discuselini but- . i mr ij k4 4 . hiat frwent twain th caz o i Lmeiple d. . ;,, ~-.!thfik Al ar e before he could vote , and t h at a • Mr. LUSIIINGTON said the Treasury would take .. k plate &twig *V .'' .. .., • 11, 10 . -.as a i !men • He - .... f . .-. ,;. • * s ten : das Po . trt't .' Aj '.. . . Whicb ' i,f • 9 1. , 1 il :''. : . or .l-- ,s . 1 .. sir month s b e f ore he ezern ii n d t o e m i.. a competition. *eared - ,__" _, ___• • • lei ''• * • .'ilit ....„... •' •' - • • 'if v . - *Wog. Th. 4 princiolo he sluing t o hi ve Mr. LONG ridiculed the idea of taking tbe Pnb . & Lt.' •ie -di 44,t sint tiligg.FUM. • • • Asiaßfrelift4 . sill dialesulo,:rs.,:. . . • ..„, !. . ... a . .....i.O . tegiioid by tbe 214 1 .4 t j i ; 11 ,1: lig opinio n on an exhibition of plans,: and a t h 8 3 1 1 ): "i seict el!tt . Ibe Ilifthdpit . " .6f the Ine4_l? Ittikr t i,lo•ol,ld .-^ 4 4, ... _ii 'OMB_ 'he ,ould . ,' , ~ wood optij ka i e "d i e it would be possible to collect oeopononnt F he com a s , .- '.. .14 oki the Abr -4 ..., :' , " - A,, kr ..... '4. .7 -7: . • El. tttor IV what par- ato that way. • iidAState'6o; - ' - • ... -ic b . ' ll " :. - arotto • she '•-'' . - ' l ' - ': i t..''''''" ''''"'t - ' 4 rated. - - V" 41r care • - Mr. J. SMITH Sneed the Order d the Ds. 7ir f lwatosie-scoNdiogiy. twat% al ': .' 'ail/ • ' to 1 . ;..r,.,i . • 'Jr., • i l y. -:., *dr would' - l ii st lit. • bri f illanalaht. . '." 1 te•-• 111.' ' '. . - Mtn tie • i ' !- et° 4 '. . • ' . -.:-. llPiic.ii4 gt . provisions merit Bill. He then - entered imp" some In the , . . ig 'Mid roadie bulimic; ow-4* .. . •• • .... VII. , . ..-., t ; d'S . Y '. w ...._ a . •' . . , 1 :* ' s . " . 1 ....., Panteilillty . 4644 la detail . I t particulars of thellilL -- ._ -ull Monday.. , . . _ the Bi ll . He " c c llt. i n fter the "the farther coasideratiod the Baukru, ptci . k eir c e i s: Adored to be itaprapor mad ungea. , 4 ' was isa ' ' biitime. tke l i ntlishe gni4d weit,to 4 eon s id et .. Alderman, WAITHMAN airportc.4 • . . . . . . _.. • , . . - ' ,