The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

a Secret Committee, for the purpose of im•estigatinv 4 t delicate question in a manner 'omit eo►uistent %slat public decorum, and 1,411 no tendency whatever . •o irritate the feelings of the It w.►s only pro +o•ed to appoint stitch a tommit.re as should rise ad• ire to the Crown, after it should have examined all orrit ritn. pi** sarif • 44. •••litt KM 11 .11F . presented peritiova from Mr.... Horne. Frost,. 'lhasopion., solicitors. reaiaang is. H U, andiron their too n agent in London, Mr. kosser, stating that had heard with , surprise, that the legal pro isgs which they hail taken against the Warden of 'feet, Prison, fur permitting' the .eulftrgernent of rt l'briatii• Burton, Esq. u.o. a breach of prini• . They declared their total ignorance of the 41- of the proceedings they hail renimentied that bad acted under the ilirectioli of Cotinsel; that had forthwith relinquished the proceedings lost the Warden of the Fleet and that they were ly to pay all esitenres to which the said Warden been put in the matter. Ter flow . 3lettiber i'ore knotty to the goCid character of the petitioners. iir .1. tiamts:ii also bore tentitnotny to the respect , character of •of the petitioner , . Ir. WYNN, in rittinetinence of what hail' panned, i moved, that ih consideration of the petitioners ing acknon !edged their offence, acid expressed their trition for what they had done, this flown. in cot no proceed no farther npi ill the pilipon of a liri•sch of the privili•gen of that House.— greed to. The order for the attenittnee of the lletkitna•rs on Hon,e was then dint•Nargril. s i.l INI ;.--.llr. 1 . . • nt.% oiitaitied leavi• to ig in a Hill to continue the 59th of Geo. II t. c.3ti, hr re.. 4 itlation 4.1 the babbitt trade, for One year. Sir 6. l'ocaitrux hronght in a Dili to tegnlite the state of his 31ajesty'n Royal while- on shore.— Head the first time. t ... . ..ear')—sins that the }sirs ons who hail the Cuntronl 'if err !h l itpth, hart a tone to that irritation. lie ‘4leni;e4l"lltaf this'Fas taken np as a t measure of great 4ntraliieeil with the Noble and 'l:earned Lord on ttie d4ofiraeli, titer it ought 'rather to be'consillereti • ;,44' a lenient 'proceeding. which t'ore* the Priield of 'l3-41fir?tilin over - the Illustrious It•was pe e'slie3s that the qneetn Consort 'of there realms shioild hirkicholit a' Stain newt her character, for the loinntor Jt7tr oation:" Was the Queen Consort, he would ask, trt .. lV.tilt the. situation she held in the Mtate, if shy I , nPeration - hung over her cliirAvtr s Ile. concluded .. ;rip . supporting the motion before the House, as ne jykssary toiverdi satisfying the public °splint head. ' • 1,014 ran Conceived that' his argninents were ;.?' s b • .koinntler‘totti y 115 'V obit. Friend Om just sat shown. ', 4 ,liirat hittNoble Ft iota tallied of irritathin excited in ' do hint the )nstice to ar.' Hollatnij did not . .tottili on icrease that irritation: nothing fry such an effect had fallen arts for that . pikrp ose had' isivowed and abhorred best kind of wisdom, hotvever, such a nultite of itioceedlng us nes did not suppose there inkle of proceeding than any other ease but his objet= mtvenienee which must arise; proceedings in the other (lot!! 'ot Pailimneut. Ile did nqt mean to say thalliroz eserfttogs ssiAnd ii.stitts Ted ; • toit institital ,that it a Cisnothltter of that (loose;' by ebtetleg into an is : Trill. of this kind; took tipon itself fie fonetlotts of a tleandlury—if the Wand Jifil ins to be selected frith those whd write afterlearfis t.• 4 net ash Petty Jury tit the &tato( the Illhstriens individual, their Lord •4ll.itt. u'ottivl then place themselves in a Vide of sus • Iffr: and be invelift in diificulties, odt which taittky'cosild not easily find' their way. Jltit this diffi , catty cotittibe Obviated if their Gordshitv suspended, stir? kind of proeeeding until - the douse of Commons Oarite to a deterniiiatioli on the subject: Their 1.6 , 11- 0:10,‘ sitobld Waitto - See if the ?their House to w•hith Rtacto be regarded as a Urand Jury, and -• #!•e• bigot-sent tbe'hation; would Declare that • e !!litil_proress'cttgllir to tile place . If this was not dlttertblle lAn'ttstiips emit(' not hereafter come to the `.'ilteittion'of (nits with the sasheidvantaces they other= • *lse eboitid do. 'S4ippose it should be 'the opinion of 'the Cooddttioe That theft was no giound for roceee against her Majesty; and suppose, the Committee • of the Orbeillouse should edose to a Contrary derision, anddeelare that she ought to be tried 'for a high this detiltornotir; or fur high trelsoh, what . Must be the ' tifthrtimi of tsnir LoOdshi"Ps,*ivlin r, re to be called on le try the very case, en •ivilich ttry'had lirevionsly de 7 Pidelftes•one•tor which there was no ground for. trial. • itisides, their . Lordship' Committee could' have on tbtig" bat ex-parte evidence before it,, .'fle wished • tbett-giordsiiips, then, wbuld consider the painful si *ere likely td be placed to, by being • Med on to gite an immediate tleciition qv a 'lase Vitiate% thightlafterwards come before thern'id jheir ju dkstal-impaeft)-. He' should therefore 'optiote proteeding altogether unconstitutional. 4 • Tliiiitiotidn was then'areed to; and an order Made !kV tht • Committee )bouts(; be' appointed'lo-mitrrow . . • &Adjourned at )tilt-last seven: • . ' • • . • : •-. • • • 1 1116ti3Ic 01 1 tOIIIIkINS, WIMPIESDAT, Jinx; 7. * to 1... - • • ...At itatttss!cleelt the-gallery was opened for -ihe admission of strangers, when a crowd rushed • ' • loaf, Stied it. 4111111.6 thmido• of •MrATiessintaitzsi;, st_to sts*di • .fteithillfwiionst Hatted ..ior two' plates: 4.40.4 r eldirivA4 Me had scorpted.tlie -441111111.1ter fkilePatiteir writ wag h 111.44 to beet -•., . - • • . *Went *high. tip the Repint M the..kr/feet .• iftttet db l. llhe airteribridgi "nettled; whleist allfaltabellb tR Cononittei; that the tills 51emberi, Liesseeintad Speisser';'eriressit viell?-elearte4l4 sad that Pirt' .116bdt end -hlrr tesaartebilY otetoied 40r•Are 4ssld tiorongle*llot that tW Alippdidtten tort he pot itioh was nut kitnlbal or yetitione, t 'Ale the swift of bei.:Ceitienit;sta ieroiont' oft . /bail a all ono& Itityt'xii.alw4retitut 3.unary - - - - ' Sir .1. S ‘xl• itht•!'neti I‘..ve t 3 b r io.. i l ea fill to retiral su ottolt of the :P.0 , !, of the (w! 11.11 was an .;et to limit the operation of rertain.ler!. relatior to kr.), as re quired liratot to levy • half the expenses on towns•lamis, .I;ette.tti supvorting the tunt• , iirelared ifewoulit pr. ftri bettor, Ireland nntler the oi,eration Of martial it tha it under the piesent system tif rapine anti plunder that w..s I.erpetratrd by Extitte-iiim•ers. M.o•Nr ru.siti.t %W goinortrell Mr Ivo! ion. 31E. 11 r moved for a variety of impets emmeeteil with the Stmekeeper-tietterni's *department. l'it nisi, moved" tor a return of thr untober of men Selonging to thr and tfts:(l regiments, that hail embarked for the West Indies--the time of embarkation the'tiate of tirritrat--.lnd the number of deaths that had taken Itiatle in these re...intents thtring the vnyarr.—Oeticreil. The Art on 'S KI-IlyNrliAt put Off hi 4'motiott respect , is, the rourtx of Justice in iirtatmitnite.-111111 to this jay.. • --. :111.‘NI'llE!.11 EH .11.111t,—Fir V. Prayers. prt pdned big tootiOn too the Alasehertet attar to Thep day, the 22‘1111 , taot. he l'uoonts Itutimt V...oruhltiott ordered to he r;a4 the tlt:r.l tins Fritlay. The report .111 the 1:11Mill rllllll4ling lliH: al also that 010 I ohlin lloto , e ni lot!witey Bill, wet e Itroortrt4p, rod the ainettolotentx hi'. agreed Pm, it was 4.ntrre.l to he resit ftte thlr;l ills* ma Friel. t. Tim 4,11 •Eric.—.. Ess,tcE FII u M fip.it JESTY. • • At • a quarter past live it'cliat, the il,mse being - Crowded to excess, . . . 'Mx: Maori:it to rosy in his place, mid said that he Was Cone uanded by the Qiii•en to lay before the House of Comm, 115 a irlespage, of it 'itch the followilig is a ' copy. The Mon. slid Learned liintlentan then read Nor Mfairsty'A Message : . . " The Queen thinks it reeessars le inform the • lltiose of (ounnott.s. that she has been Induced to return to Engittiod 111 consetturte.e of the measures pursued against her Wooed godlier ixece. for some time it) %evict Agents abroad, and late!) sanctioned by the etautaet of the Government at home. In adopting this enerse, her Majesty has had no other pas peso whetstieveiv bet Cie defence of her charm.- el.. and the nsaisitettiuive of those just rights, which has. devolved upon her by the ' lentil of that reiered Monarch. io . whose high hondur. and unshaken affection, she had always louud he. Serest support. ' . - •• linon her erris el the Queen is surprised to find that a ;11esvege haa beet' sent dosn to parliament, requiring Its attention to vs ritten 4.. e 1111 l ruts, and she learns with still greater astonishment. that there is nu iitteittiob of proposing. that theses:mold be reftered to a Select tosnisaittee. It Is thirday (courier(' years since the first charges were brought Durward agniusl her Majesty. Then, and upon every °cot , lion during lb'' lung period. she has show it the utmust I' el diaielm tower/ her premiers. and to routt the fullest* inquiry lath her eonduet, She now also desires sn open lin estipro. lion, in whicicsbe may see both the charges and die witness*, @pild her. a privilege not denied to the meatiest subject of. resin,. in the flee of the Soiirelgn. the parliament, end the Coentre. she solemnly protests against the Commies of a !keret Trihunal to examine documents privately pre pared by her ativerkaries, as a proceeding unkeown to the. law of the land. end a flagrant violation of n.ll the principles ofjnil ire. Nile relielswitif full confidence npoo the iutegrity of the Moose of t'onsiesons for 'defeating the only attempt .the Ims any reason to fear. . ... . - . The Queen cannot forbear to add, that evet-befure any proceedings were resolved won, she has been tiratett in a manner too well caletilated to prejtulge her calf. The ands .sioh of her name lithe T.fltire-ttin wllltholdburtheitrentes 4if conveyance useolly Afforded to All the branches of the Royal Family—thq refusal even of an answer to her sppli 'cation for a place of Residence {ollie Royal ninnerons. and 'thesolfdied Slights both of English Ministers abroad, spot of i•the *treets of all foreign libmetstever whom the Enwlishtio ,Aikoareat haeany induesee, must be viewed ea measures de : styled to prejudice.the world aggiust her. .and could only i luitliKelm Justified by trial and contletion." - Afiir which, bort/ f/isiLEIRLAGII muted the Order 1 bf the Illay . liar the Witte to take into consideration the ! truerlopilielsoge rommunient id be his hlajosty. I, * 'The Message of his /11ajesty wa then 'Rkad hi the "Clerk. '• .' • • • •• Lord Casikr.pr tot', in rising' to call the attention I la she Rouse te.' his Majesty's neostireeiOns Mesisik, :•iitflii!he wet rani treed that the ilionitiottottld feel, as he , did We estrenselyfiinfor and delicate talk hullo - led ' . .ttpoa'friin in the disehirgi of, pert 't; the moat din ' treisine.anel deepli hiterestinge question that .. NW Ater belii aileateilin - that 11 .sr 'lle 'assured the Rouse, that - If he had not been: persnailed, In common with kja . tollenues, that .hr had Coae No tile lissport. mit tisk with all that prekaraitens wtirtql was &whited 'a tonaMtliieriful attaihmett "to' the latiniii,Ky i•on t . iinvell in iif evOyeircrrt t is most ) . ad ilit been in will i tt more ` - dlanaithis ob- 1 ai so bdit'l itrotila - baen' - 1- , . irticular snsaanettby tbe.cOns-i !lie lion.. and Learned Lien ;lt) might have lova induced' ...so there was still some ground for the as.' sump - dun, that it was a .matter yet Jo be determined on, whether the 'loose shoold enter upon the coneider tion of the subject at Oh Nevertheless he (Lord C.) had always thought, where a commithication was made, by any of the other branches of the Legislatur e, and ! especially front the Throne, that it was the -first! proceeding of the House of Commons to taste this ruin-' nsunication into their most serious consideration, and' when it had been sufficiently examined, the House would decide upon the course which it was must pru dent .to adopt. Without reflecting on the conduct, of an Hon. Member, he would be allowed to say,l that enough of temper hail {wen already displayed hi l l Grist house--e gh of exaggeration aid unliontided rumours had gone forth, and enough of unjust +howl& SUITS hail been made outside 'bat lioti. , e, to make him feel that it was his duty to c xercise the strictest cau tion 'in the performance of his task,--so as to prevent him font offering to the rome any thing but such general explanati .ns, a s m oth( not preclude the House front entering into a more detailed inquiry !woodier, white they • served to !:rep the !loose and the public in i that state of impartial'ileliberation in which it was best calculated candidly to bear and decide upon the facts. liavin. , made these preliminary (observations, he thought it proper to address himself to that part of tile subject, tc which a question front an Hon. and Learn ed tientlesnatt last night had reference--nand to thia l part of the subject be had the more willingness to ap-, proach, as it naturally conducted hint to the conside ration .j the gtomtiofic of the decision hi utile,' the - , House would come that night. lie had been asked by the lion. anti Learee•llientleman to disclose the nature of the proceeding to he rerommendeol by Goveritusent for the adoption of the House—and here hr should beg leave to protest in lithiar* a ; :ainst the attempt n hich was male to repre-ent the Crown and the Ministers in the light of persecutors, or proses looms in this matter. He would appeal to the consideration of the !loose, to know if the conduct of Ministers too!, in any part, vital-tinted spelt a roloresentation ; aril lie hosted, that 'when the l'onse lo o ked to the uottitninticatlan whirl: his Majesty had made t.. them, they would agree pith him in opinion that !here never was a com munieation fro.to the fliroolie iii,re grariosots 111 its terms.--(Partial laughter oil the ftrposition . bettelles.)--What could he .more gr.:tritons or' natural than that the Sovcreign ''should throw himself on the great Connell of the wi thin, on an uco salon equally interesting to them in a emostitational point of tires auto himsrll--to ask them to consider the cirettniejances in which he was liNerd, I and to tender to him that advice, whi.l), as a brunet', ofthe Legislature, aecordiug to the letter and spirit 0 (1 the Coonatittnion, they °win! him ? Witb respect to proceeding to take this matter into consideration, he I elleeed there would be now no dill. retire of opinion as to its necessity. He !nsh' not conceive how it was possible for the House to determine the_ conrse they shinthl take, unless they were first aware, of the Moire of the information tote (-finial-ell to them. - -tfewestreed the Home, that nothipg coming front ' hint that night was meant to imply that he would consider the assent to Isis present propoiition as loy any means fetteri-g any individnai with regard either to the woole or the nature of the proceedings against the illustrious Personage—tor even as binding the Itouie to agree to the tte;•onosity of any prise-ceilings at all against her. But he othould mislead the House, very much, and be believed the Hon. and Learned 1 . Gentleman, likewise, would have misled the ituns;•, if he (Lord rustl..reagh) were to take it for granted, that • 1h re was not matter o.f the deepest interest to be de vehiped—as alferrtinl the dignity and honour of the (Throne. Ite th.mght that the lion. and Learned Gen tleman had indicated of notch ; for he took it for granted, that her Majesty made this cum iiiii nication by the counsel sof her constitotional aolciser.—(Heat ! , front Mr. liroughatil:)—lle thought that the Message indicated as notch as that her Majesty looked at this whole proceeding as some secret communication rest ing solely - son written olocitinenta, unsuppowted by pro per testitnany; and that it etas to he pursued by a Se cret Committer, whose prom-dings were afterwards to form the grounds of other proceedings by that House, to the prejudice of the honour and dignity of INT Ma jeity'..;—(Hear! from Mr. Itroughatn)—lie would as sure the Hon: and Learned GenthOotait, that be cunial •relieve him from all apprehensions as to the latter fact; he wished he could also relieve the lion. Gentleman as to the hornier ones. God forbid that he should as shme in any word Or act of his in this trinsartion, that there was no differenee between a rhorege and cri minality. Thera were, however, serious grounds fog proc'etoling upon, and the lion. and Learned Meniher who had submitted to the House the paper which'hat4 just been read, was flinch mistaken if he supposed that this case was to rest upon documentary evidence alone; , inftt - dtd not huggittrtharintelt ?listener would boleti?. .b , substantiated by Orion' who were ready to prove sit- w as M embers in ro b , ......... -...._ tholhetarily 'to the troth of whatever statement they I fiel i nts. w en hil,„ w.... . oast . . oli ve ix ' pot made; when the' question tithe to 'be tried before the 1 t ee m Od e t o the I '" '', Mid agin,' rope): tribunal. He dose time 16 ennalder the wile- I telefifftwilist 1. them a :‘, gationt •an Ibri% in the rper whit% the !louse Isn4 I lit - firer. tiers of b ' ' , s o. , heard mail ; atfilfiere Illeeohlti noStWpterPressint We ! if • agile 111111 &het mem • . „ , dap . ratan' anontittogbilteuent iKti the Hon. anal I i e re,_Par.il , %t ire . . t 5 4 .41119 ./1 C • IA•st1100 Metal:N/0h Vat the teletibirkedged advisee I Mat of thil'illustribde s Pert4s liel is ii rmfer• r'n ll :res 4 int itt . ..,. ft iurlotr 111, while Per : tiretai.i s gf a hotly a ifs own Memo . ra. .“0 lng 114 hi 3. hhle Isiiilitke l , o'h 't pdo hly linger/34'd I ashissito it to the Hon. Members tbsonsiesso 4 ** 'such a vioteentenf. '"Xlth i le elotithe of proceeding • seat I could asideliberato is the Comosittas solosial by -tio meant fair ibill i ti 'hit' bfajesty's Mittisteti4 . their : 10 *** 4 114 "... treirth", __„,* while ' Off the Won. and Latin ilentber sspPore that ant Ito S. perform renitiltworu 111 • • SOW - set of Mihistere Volltd; its 'a mouth enjoying iht , wing that tit ion vb. freetCconttitutio; 'hi Vie world; persecute of fasta4 lA' . 1 , ' ay op , 't 'r *mu ' -1 a partiralat ' 090 44 . P - on, Att dig Rat * ad%S, fe Which w-- to regulate the lioel House, it heeatne a matter of comtblerction, it *as nut the itilst proper place in whi..h it could b e agitated, as being the grand Council of the nation assembled for the purpose of assisting the frow n i n the measures t.o he pursued with regard to it, and of tin. dicating intweenee, honour, and character, if Inutile PO desirable a r•enit could be anticipated front the iptiry. It was then-a matter of great moment to det er . wine what would be the best mode to .porsue with rto. Spect to that ihquit.y; in Ord .1. to afford every facility Of vindication. to the Illustrious Person who w-s the object of it, and to seiner., at the same time. the h o . nuur and diguity of the Crooven: With - Ibis view he should propose wbat appeared to him tee be the most expedient course to adopt.---(Cries of isear, hear! from Mr. Itrougham.)--It was nut, however, for hint te anticipate what might he the subaequent course it Lice the Secret Comnsittee might feel it their duty 11 y e ' commend to tile House. After they had made then report, it would be thou for the House to cuusider whether the ease was of such a nature aa . might go ;e the ordinary Courts, or if it would not come mute properly bef•re the High Court of Parlia:ssent, is which soete proceedings might he taken accortlieg the judgment of the Legislature, whether. lie I1i;1 in any other form.—( I feerdrear ! truss the Oppoeirio benches.)--.1 question had also arisen, whether licre wri o, su gki ent gaol:114a to inatitnie a proceeding of ;Inc kind whatever ; and to aseer‘ain this fact, he felt it his ditty to move for a I 'oultitittese of Ss:envy on themitject; not, however, With a view, as lead been erroneously suggesteol,• on the face of her 3lajesty's'Jlt o.sage, of giving to that Committee any rower with respect to the final do cisitm of the tpiestion.—illear, heady—. No; the Committee were put by any moms to Ile charged with sada o'.erisiolit, that being to lot left to quite 11 din - reels. tribunal. They were to do nothin:f more than a tsr:lnd nry would do in ordio say cases— (l.uud cries of 11e..r, hear!)—namely, to ascertain whether use investigation ;DN. the conduct of the illus. trious Personage might to* take pl occ or not. The opsestioon of guilt or innocence was Lot to depend as the result of their deliberations. They were to report to the Me use the substance of the evidence adduced, and were no entrusted with any ulterior ptomaine. Ile needed not to say that there were numerous pace shouts for Committees of Secrecy; and it wall propyr,in the present melancholy case, that the House should guard against prejudicial ditelosures. In every i.re. eceoling to be referred tee a Secret Committee, the formation of. that Committee was to be attended to. l•pooto this subject he should piorose what he thought the hest made. If he koolsed timely to precedes', be rotild net find any case Where s Select I oitunittee bad toren a;opointed its any other way than by ballet, wises the to:liters alleged . v. ere of such a neture as to lead to criwitiation ; or, as in. the case of •Sir Thoutes Raw bold. where a direct chaffy was made. But, as the mule of appointing the:Cnonsoittee whieis be skull love for formed a neresiart ingretlicut in its comsat'. thou, he should now give notice.,of motion, that k should be by nomination, whieb would give make& edit; in discussing the' roitsrositien of the grades. Ab tO'lloe nnonber tee h'enpon it, he intended that they 'lipoid he such as %sr-marrow their knolthidge w NIP• Aimee. most competes,* Twelve May; Hsi hiPperrieser, vain say, that lee did teaok %elk neon thlatilledltte lb any Teepee. likely himffeet the diteritWeinedgenthei of the question. let ler did not at the same till o nom to assert, that the charges to toteottfuled to &MOD mot of an important elsaraefer. if their tepid simai should state, that there Isere nu grounds for further re. crolings, then no noun .coukl.feel mare ;ratified OM himself, ae he *boob! he relieved from astute eif anxiety ;. but if, on the routrag, the report timid . that there were yrutoolo of criunuatiom.thes it mat to him, and to those who acted with bittios 17=1 greatest concern. lie could assures.tbe me none were neon interested that inch gressisth sh.sW di appear, than the very persons it hose irkvoine duty it die to demand the prrsent investigated.. nett surely en nothing in his conduct to indicate a willingneva to mom fartrard and call for this inquiry : nothing to show di Owe were disposed to art with severity or.; ward' an Illustrious *nonage whom it principal object was not to attend to the ma. or, butt to the particalar mode in which Ito that Illustrious ludivialsothinas lit nation. ) for. vitelienting her honour, her tog thing which woman ought In OW -00 1 001 1 * tion did not involve mutters of fly wish to propose the two 1 1 . 1 41 1 1: 11111 43 .114 M 0 hers opposite (Mr. Droughane and Mr. mis list at that Committee. Noso, he was at tares! more properly. be selected tinder nor ot et es! staimes ; hut were be to do min this instance, be only reader himself liable to be taantild aced' besides it was clear, if the report shothl be tho there was nothiog wherewith to introit es IDIX Ns Person come:mod, no . partieuiste-alietintilla serene to that decision (ram the-t wo Wm% aid listtensealti• tie:nen-who were legal her advivar e lia ' Iwo to it. lint if, on the tither hatul,:itto ter shonld Ise furnished to watianij, 4 4,i,ka a , • the Thome tri further . tneasureu, thed Tel Msa Ike '' eeyltifal 9 4 14 • • -- _mo aleallterx iul wiu~so 'brio --t ••ph Theates , ll vie ieh tbe• RI the. ;wad l_hf !aft -'• uis'ir;t'•i .-iitelet • ((.- 671 tridvtitr"diey liinlii lb Wilt iiii:' •reet 1 i .. k iii 1' • 1 trOaCAir Itik‘ t i pight be. asecessary to iu- the...F 'rkt 'tit: ailk7-•tttiortnteutorttings...? Tinrinntle ta ;w ,peo-., -Koh' Lt-qi:tli t el•tiore,wel rpgierAlitielit.tha,n to c . timluate lege. i If!! ti Ipet7, 0 . 131 t e C., Vs• jra o xt. ; ;;;Ffic it .• ' What ;Call the feet C 4771p!irtfiPt! ` 1_ y he; to ell op _to 1,17;#". To eotityer hiA they .\?;1• 4, 1e":::1". titia ' Amt . . iftyi;rf;iff,p4ll4, witlthef it they 4 1 0 . 1weetalltey.:lor tite honour of . tite:Vrowil - attil agait It 4ke aulintry, !to intillte ally fuhieb "Trtieeeding, Vread) I l e iltairipiiiPerailit:in pwation'n'ai hbl tO'be ; citleti had I : 0:1 , `l • Hisquinltft.4.. 'lllll"Corpmittee' ;rail Matt "to testit kct , -.i r e !tether aht *l4 guilty la City .crifne, liut,tUercry Si I. - 61;141M! whether the popeti r stibtuitte4 ft. it con. 'able tainei 'Ay thine tt nding to crittinate the Illuattions M IfillitaN••OP ",tfiv*t;Rinititttee alMithl oila that there then e if Wiiiitiottn In the raitera on whiiit a criminal prOrtas !tall' eiretifk "Adel, then Ito terort wonld it,s forth, and , Conti tile illititir r intlk Peoiltle ‘i-I•nld, hare the belie-tit . ..A . in tent I mitOitiii. .Btit if it shoithi iprar I o the I'M ...... . ittre in ' 1 tl:4 the eaO • • 'ought to *go further , then• they irtetld' Agrr harlf mite to rkpruss 'their *ottintill fhal a ftirthjit ip- ' TI r 's . f.tlititi:;' , ll sottils! (it take' place . :A Breit tlii;i4 . had that "{'',bill !laid ahOut public irri,atirin ; but was tt not'n'o- It. ' t;:rVolli that pins Itailiteen•takeu Ont oftfooki to raise brim trill . l4 . ltatirtii --(lTear, hear !)—.%iiti it was also win ror li .. - 17!e pdblis mind, hr must ':ki l linledo;thiit* he (l ard • jiiclmyt Old could inere-: •tliat pi tend:to *produce • *lnd . if 'any liO:ti c htitt,:re, for btu.; disi -- .; /Itc:lT,'`..ttent:'The -}o;a t iee iuonM N a t tryn. 10'0 knit' t • el;rrA hadi* . hern in any tine - th it went to the incoli ro f»t as re*li'ded the rim 11. .1:.1 WiltPaaJailliiify 18ille 'a 4 * *- •-• — PI •:- • • ,- 1 alit talk with all that pretariden whim% wal ilei l i ' LAU* friaalinitilt•lo file 41441itiaitrof • tbseriine .*a . iba pradcie• aaci . constitigleiiil attiehmea • :Alt -it.daieetPlaiKixilediOsitii . lhi air lariiir tiebei'ilat l'ilkaitrielia • Piraolittes Moat' latiiiii,Pl e y east • i m p llbr;bdiariallug 4litr-piebn‘ buaiiiikkt Re -lito ilia afilftliasikinleas I,‘ was aireilded That ay rillisAlliPplit hat dillAlVireeld lortbeekbt itisfec. en ille illeihif flee 'AilaiialstFatioa tio avert . eallastalaoa4lllstif • ' '•••—; .' •• ' '• '• - . ': hAtifikkOrt3 B liaali.en tichii6l4 l -4fi;e hail .-7111r1isti 4•40: hieffitPilir lib* tijAlettip-Oli:orio . iveiritiljAik iillair dirli, loshoitiOsiik. Aoki Wi - .0414fliprideiser moat Meat Or~friihichitaisir‘Seirlirrthiliiiie atiyhvYi/Ok'tetkital • ildifilatiatisoirttlidtallnireilib rtrislMP( 4 '• i • • * •!i, lit 4 - 4 . 441 1 41te /Nam!? thiriaidiilat fial - ' 10 , 111ilaMdinttracit 40seretAi it pediton ftbali IllkStlriliCiaritlati# It a:PIA do . lii il .-.,....,•: I I: :.Is•s , t: .1•S -, • z.. • . TILE S ATC,SMAN -., ......,...._ - . o f..Ncieringbarn, .44,ni: .. relied impala in a more part the table .., t • , turritication lust made by th 1t..--31r. S. Woirri.ET tleman, he ( Arra ra.tkreagl •I . a guilt upon any indirldniliity a particular mode. of it 4 1,4 1 7 0a ,Ta; 1 77 7 1r"M gram Which wou would' not allow to that inditithnli tit i srbieb was. to riga a te t"Votrojoc e Ansi 4 opptiVtinlty of hearint - tt wlitile raise - ht all de . omits* ilessitio-aa so selsetber that a or rriiis-exindning wlfiseOsi, of sirbiffi n g o r ' • ascot, as in tbo suattuf-Air noel- dittin# tbelleve ebarigiwprefetred; an& in . 1111110111ellned illorsibillsipsoltieb tit bet ad* lisdibtiliklpswit take is ' envolditelf the- lonoteneo Otte b4fßE — •ThaTgaiiliAlik th e y had if that were ptottible Multi * Hod? anti • Mali .1144. lite Amory precast, .11eabirr bath/1411W •kV those *safOrsards of *trifeheral CiMallttitf, *boa a 41 liderty 'coati' bb s tleillei Hio irir Majesty, s wl it ieli ti lte• Pia& on thiariefffithiAtiong, bei *a** iighi_lo' tlitfulet.' ant' certainly- in . -Waif wet* %kiwi 110 Mil sol 4 but in tinnier trittlibe uthit•esibjerfs of the reklati l l"f 4 " 6 " 447l4 7 ot 7 l =l Teethe pdViiito'Whieb• be aVutted tarried 'slash allthltr ankn id. .. am b ili g ibta t able et' lie face of H. - Sat brills - ImA is:nod& ---- ;; 44 Q 4 0 able Snot nsitstuittfilet eintostitkiistiffeildieulfhas ptitd, .I D bland ) s t tliso 1 anted' tbeesiolweirthiboisse.na . istiiiiiirbilfinti ibis Ilia enact suitable, as It wools' ea ■ V L.