The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-10 00:00:00

.\till would it not, under the pretest measure, sub. !lei the author to severe penishment ? Any arca men, tending so eopeor the errors which Pa disavow -night adopt, would be to escit• hatred and contempt them. end 'lonic' not that argument be cissni. .-,ed a. seditious ? Why did not the Nish's. 1.3ril his definition exploits the Meaning of a seilitines iiiiet. by saying that it would contribe's to incite the in violence, and In an endeavour to sebeert loP ? if any man, possessed of she in. ....oil' and abilities of his ll•ibie sail Leased iestd, nevoid again grace the Eoglisb Bit, by tveseld he enabled by the present Bill, successfully to address a Jury, and to process from theta a verdict against the accused. Mere tidiest', or any obseteatiens on the proceediags of Par. Foment, eight be censtreed into an endeavour to ..rate hatred and contempt, sad, of course, subject the penises accused to an lediciment. The labours of an ardent mind, such es these of Burke, of Snifs, slid eif Addison, weetil ateliers the writess, god the of their writings, to (heedful pseishmints, end yet, would any person y, that those .nen, if they Hied at the present petit's!, deserved in such intreme punishment.? He would quote from the works of Burke, of Swift, and of Addison, words which, according in the present definition, would be accounted seditioes. The Noble Lord bad effected to sneer at the Protest which bad been sign. ed, becsuse. ;taboos. be felt were that 'so observe. 5;001 could be soda on his Majesty's Ministers To make obsereetil , ns en the Constitetioo which. al though the best in the world, was net yet perfect, was that proceeding also to subject the sethen of seek observations to those myna perdshments ? There was no specific meanie* attached to the word •• seditious" by the law, end why was it now to he specified ? lie had proposed. several ameedineats, which be could not withdrew, Gahm semethieg was proposed to the some effect. The Earl of II ARROWBY explained. The Earl of LIVERPOOL yield see no s bjeetloe to the definitirre of seditious libels given in thee:louse moved by the Noble 1001(Elleobormgh). Ile would not consider a libel es seditious if published spinet himself, or any ens else holding Ministerial aboli tions; and therefor* he bad no objection that tkis Hill should not apply to personal libels es his Maks ty's hinderers. They were not sow introducing any new l A * of Libel ; hat merely intending the pettish. melt fur a svcond Mince. It had been said that this 811 would apply to persons asserting that every teals adult had a tight in v-ite for Nlemben of Parliemeet; bet that was set simply a libel. Pall of LAUDERDALE wished to kites whether nr sot is would be • sedition• libel le his in soy, that she lions. of Osswlnool9 beeped their Lo•d ships' table with nonsense its the ships of Balls ? That would coo tsiely have • tendency to brie( the linen of Comessins into cootompt. Tke ammtdomant of the Noble Lord (Eilenbnroesh) gave a greater la. litede than the Bill itself ; sad therefore he 'field prefer the latter es it otiginally steed, wiliest the udeentag. i.r 'ghat is a final lewd ELLENBOROUGII said, he meteloll meant his emit:Wines' only, to apply to the higher older of libels. A welter might conjure his reedets not to attempt to destroy the Government by vie. leery ; yet he Wight more asmily effect hie purpose, by beating contempt and hatred we his Majesty's parson and Government. The LORD CHANCELLOR esW, if he was try. Ing a man for ettemptiog to brio* into hatred and cnnterept wither Horne of Partnered, be coetd have Woo hesitation in cbergieg a Jory, that such en of. seam was a *Widow, libel. In the Siete Trials, when he cools, hardly gal home with his life. white his Now* Prieto) had his bores taken from his cartisge, and ea; dragger) in trineaph ; bet he believed never saw his heists again.—(A laugh.)-0a those trials, they pet in she D.ke al Itithosood's linter in de fence; and the Jodie asked he• be was to receive that its ',Arne,. whieh snarly amounted to high osmi um itself. lie ('he Lord Chaacellot) then sold— " My Lard. I will never prevent a subject who. prosecute, (rose using that its his defence, which set her House of Perlisseat Mad thooakt It to prose:, ewe. Ho had so objectless to sow. that had he been Attorney-Genteel, whims the Deka of awlsosoard pablished that letter, M could kayo lime& him, or the highest Peer is that Ileum, to the bar of a Coin of Justice for it. The Earl of LIVERPOOL maid, ho mold riot now consent to Move oat the clause moved by tito Noble Baron, because it might be proved that they were left eel in the House el Lords, end therefore it sight be ragged in a Court ef Jostle', that Parlia ment did not euelemplsee such matters, se tbst clause refers to, se coming seder Ilse scope and meselog of the peewit BOIL Earl DARNLEY hoped, that before the third reeding of the Bill moo Imam and lees vague delimi t'''. of libel might be forma, in order to smoke An Hill • little less objectionable thee sow. Lord Ellesberassiglee amoodment wee this carried, without one alterailen In it, god ',idiom a divisioo. Lord HOLLAND ohjeeted to she penisbeeni of bookhoserst not being left to the discretion of the Judges. The Earl of CARNARYON mowed to limit the term of benislnneet to memo years. This was also negatived wirhoot a divisioo, 11. thew gave alnico, that he Weeded te move that this Bill 'ball be limit. rid its point of duration. The Bill was then reported, end ordered to be teed a third time ter-morrow. The Kurt of S fRATHNORE mid, • Noble Lord, who had left the Hawse e n seems& of iodispzsitioo (Grey), bad lef.tierd him that he meant to hoes made • statement that eight to the Hour*, respecting his Hon. end Rm. Drakes. He (Lord Streshonore) read now In state, that he bud togoitod lettere, stating that that Hon. and Rev. Gentlenna. and other Mogi,- trot's, had relented to their hosses sad posts of duty. Ile is se, therefore, happy that the new of ears had solishted. Ile believed that the sricelteral port of the tang elation of the Ninth wit perfectly well af. • forted ; end the ditelfroloo ass coasted to titO col. ',lies, and these 'employed in iron sonefecteres.- - Ever) sweinent be bad made woeld be foetid le be rats", u ci!er.rsted than ozoggerar..l. 1.. ii! 1101.1. A ND hoped the Hussy lined Heir ;., ..on rem i n d an d adjusin, *Mich it did Ms at STATESMAN. • .. J. MN. NOVAS OF COMMON'. bade of the entire world. The, hid preserved thole We. LESLIE 'OSTER awe omit , nf hie boredom to Wei Morality pare sod in :i Wit, ober its Chelsiosas resew, fee kw purvey" of rests' encite* n perfect. Thar. valved in Ibis Wks Me delememieoes le Wined. St"" isle P"Pwillle*. Otter/wind bY Os 0 Eat 111NitTRIt PETITIOV. catcher of Malt WHIM, lobo led (roe dielre•S it' Sir PR Merle IlUitollft prosomme a ?tilting frees es. hew to seek as swims from those •he were sites """*" P"'"W a lb , ' 1 • 16464 " 1 "ft at Weeolleorr. , motioe. view reduced, accordisg to all the informaitie he sant ohe Hasse sewn et ell fleets give e dee new NC it. ce pes W.,/ the ps.ik, flies , i , the on o" n o m t h ey r „„„i had 'verged es the subj•et, from a slate rif .111nenee wier" one (Amite tortereses. le erne of mime, sod 'kopek. He held in his and a Hr. LAIIBTON mororred meirety la the watemes .ad d sent strictly tree, cousainieg comparative esd• cant of see marebstrom et Wentonomer. Esser Word have „ mallo w w o e by ib e N o m e L o atc o .d om oeio, mates of the pretest wages with *boos forasetly re dim ea r igi f the Rei..rsers le the eetelaboorhoos at Newcassle ..feed by the wasofeeterers IP the seighlwerbeed of W trimmed arms for loween pawpaw% ire land immobled at n i OM Welk' as armed. tblieloweemil woe mrs-ity commdirt • •-• "6" 1- r". fhef Meillewelel If appeared, Thal ed Kt me yawls alleged to 8 ne sods thime had ewer sleueree. dodo. else part of the oar the wove of the MOOG. Tke'Hea. Hewes Moo stall doe alms sidled by the Myer h e w er ....sled le Us. a wee k ; is t h e year et Nesearde, rimprottag tae sate .I . i a :Larla s tas. wait ottimoded, mid ishalsed limit e =tar As h. 11116 It was 10a., 11116.1 10s, at pretest it did *et Jett bad bete reeelred Imo Ow Depot! Lireilmety. Vs hi *sued Is. 6d. sad gewestelly auweeted *sly lo Is use poet, be hod ids *eery t ell keel wed dowim to bin la W het tes a y a le aggravate se a le teems , t h e m e . rho eaneey, hie wife. lib askant.% sad Mr Wow*, t sod hi feared WM* diaper from tie woesores likely i• hearaed haw MOM was their bowleg wen better days. Took beams this Howe. Imo flew fise &Aden of the oemtl<•• He well 4 used to be well famished, sad their venous decently any roe 1.1 any lbst the tavola of Daytimes Moe art oestreoldri obi ins Wooer tor Mot eisooty, he weat ase.o oi the s o ioce clothed. Distress had cartied their fornicate to the .1 Ais Hilt. whew It emir pmeetly beteg, Mts. or hese Mat pawobtokers and left Him literally usable to elate array raileard tomb the operate n. If particular illastiers deem t h e i r p l e d re. Th ey werere d ece d f res 2 ate *en 1111114.1104. let mew law. if weeshay, lit masted t hot . ..., s h e L el a ~,s d s h e Me „b al m abs b e ris hi ke d ne w cm _ of Comet , t• one of (stiles sad stameties. What f •naded CASTLE coils,. then was the result ? It case to a gaieties of life 1 d CASTLEREAGH Sneed. If die Home wailed ally p „, se a sir minr , ni .. l hiciitn , she amain ._ .... t tat b. sad . d . eath, and thooels--, he was the last pervert who eladopfeangarasasi. nua li. wish .4 she Hoc aseeeer i o vreota attempt t•jeatift these errors Moo which dl.. MU! hie perikeiar i mile excepted from theft operates wain tress had piengid tam, yet IMO (gold .M help feeling es..s amply mews A. The iterrni ..sweat wale b , him a ia she att , at U a at 14„ cw or sig h, h ,,„ he , * weis i ssio ., * d. that if placed in a similar situating it was topossiblo to althaewb err per oho had guinea lee Hoemeratime Mkadrer i say how soy of thew wined act. TIM, bed ewer &it (Mt. L a &wit s loaemeehos glory ware rowerecesnar. t h e th es e.' colea t t l es to which thew wretched iedi. km attended the Meestli wish ankh Wish nista S. the qua- violate itm irked by the Hem Member as 10 the 'creme of any taws 1/ger were subjected, and they Would at W est feet meenentloo bon lee Delmer Liestemari .1 Me Cuomo at 901111 , degree of Cll4lllll km their sellittiogs. — ( D orms, she ereeeei - " ealleinhe ef tied .nast y. he beg. & hear l) Mend stated tat great distress masted Is the ore ~ say, bane ....e ow corusomacmi.• le t ha t elect. Sie M. Ws RIDLEY defended she romessit •f the biome of the seighboerbeed of Glsegow, he esdeestood that rie ' rewik r um. wham, these es " "* " . be 641 " * rain b"' about lley the maeufacterers were le a seek worse neenable or hider @dem is.. A. to she liariskia Mat arts. Nis pervade the Woe, relates aMe Emeriti auto of Me Sendiliob• ill the Awe (law were dwell who beds memory. be was at stemma It had Lem slimily daps during the waf t riceleed from Ws. to SOL weekly, and be ectientied she wow wt to dire io creamy to every .1.,.., ..„.. mew ce d wer wi he he, gm . I s t h e mewe d se *Amy manolactoree to too a wore a.4..ariss to m g mo t mow • d uty --- ufibe politic fretted. Imleed br bad rely fined name m be- de. 04. sad the third dwe,they were deprived oiler' Wet. k one Its ell .en... It oat merenntled le be. Ile this timer of replan's!. He hod set bees able to se- Mooed as belsowee of esefassedi d alarm ..cemilmed by Ibe ea 'who*/ * to m .o. h e * ims ,,h i , f o r am lb ws e t „Her (octets the cashes of those is the last claw, bat he ay •• biol. of RnAiral..-ILiagMer.) he* rineon to benne they were nereovoes. ii.. (I. L %MB bore 0.1111•FIV It. ere oispectshins of the In E•glasd there were protecting deli's, bet I. SM. Waissmineer Meeslot s as I he ...lea de helirvea the peeler al ihek *Weak's we *sodded to the holiest eetwideeskeo et tbe land ther e wares . " ; wee then asp aid fit the Pones Novae. sad was it to be er oradentrat, that et atime when Mu WiIITHWAW agreed fully Is she or she Pot - the woollies of Reprovestellve Geweseseet was agi. lit.. .till sates druarier glove se Uwe Asseobly Wow which k . .i ~.• case. He ca old OM pa by Iwo O C eihlieli sish.wet Oakes Owl teeing she "We" g" . 1111 11 9C1411/14 1616/41 ai r r e ale traumata wem min doestsible darn/ she Steel iota there. owl her ettention to the subject sod aspect a change f nese, . star a sant entiteniplible te enpir..ble owerepaslor.-- I t was natura l th e e t h e m om a g e mmed, r etinae The Meshes lia• gime Sp eriorroalty of reward. dine wawa, ,„, e _ ms (wk. roe les ie s aka here ii.il there a npreisi C•scimlite walk. the w". • a ' r••••" Photo sea Poem" mid reefing et seg bused nod tenseill moor' wee. Ilea obr Radio oh the Nag that all the evils of their desperate coodi. '"" left " 1".1"1""Alliblit "" fil ll''' d P ruey***4lll**ld doe, should wish to redress these abases fres width bevy became ripen. ~tem polite. Ills LAMB foN dhelaireed asy lamotimi of mantis, se they istogised, whether **meetly or set be would the UM , 1 , 11 Of She Nityof I f fee d not stop le esquire, thew wilt proceeded. Seth The redilen as. th " "O l t aid nrdcred I. be ee the fehle• wan the state of &edged, let MIND leek to England. PETIfION FROM MASCHLSf KR. Lard 11111.10 k reined a !bedtime IMOD Jalill see isms. in the lash' "mew the eblePite•P er e were brooking , browns.. * Lissom, ots. was hulled isy she M.sorh.s. and the Kist's tales and Peer Rates had t egret per Y....norerm. 5k.....,a OW Priiiloo wee oat ea I,ent of ',diming the poor eerieelsedst to • sere peeper. re ao ammermalt •iamd aii ohm retested by me Hue. Memerr t.e svmsseis.4, he yet e..reisetes it asa impious, w s Alm, allot they had beard free the Noble Gerd, he Se wage keel st ebeisid hr Laid es lbe I ,bie. should wore the lime of the Home if he were to LORD SUFFItiLD. dwell open She "listens' of distress. He would Mr. COKE farther esplaised hie statement of the therefore only say, that la his opinion it was • peeing below the lest, whitey* to the appointment motile between the ennefactering sad egricoltoret of the Magistracy In the treaty of Norfolk, end iatereats. The former were glamorises for a de. toad a letter from Sir M. Follies, cotroberstiog all crease in the rice of the seasearies .1 lire, the letter that he had mid on that secede,. could mot esist unless they were yoked higher. Los. Lord CASTLEREAGH deprecated the farther tastier* was, perhaps the pr _ mansfectarieg istrodoctios of wis subject to the twice of the emirate of England ;I:Salford three were sot le a. has Mouse, especially after what bed happeoed es the 400,000 persons Rh* vote deployed la esoectorids. yowls; bents tee last. If the lies. *miter had Ile held In his band es estimate of the wages re. soy osotios to found on tire letter which hod bees exited by the manefactureas is that county I—For reed. it was competent to hies to do so, bet be wine hosts each day they received 10s. per week ; really thought the e ..... 'set of a Lord Lieutenant In for ten boors Its. ; and thus in pr e per tion to 13.. the @suckle of his office should not thus loosely b e Ile bad enqui red late the sheath , . and domestic coo -1 thrown et to severe, and be might say, very mode• for t heta, of indiveals of this h elass,ane ed he had Need rasa I sewed rework. of theta, *Wiese' worts &Ali hosts it day, ohs I Mc COKE said, this limitless had not bees Ins tsined no more thus 10s. a week fen the support of Seeded ott the Ilms• by his. His withalolling" themselves and fasslliee, who were dissenlylog, 'hod reed letters the other evening, baring not in beds, bet on sacks Sited with chips ,'lau temmenicesed these to his ; and haring received a blanket to cover than. Is this modifies it was the letter he had jest read, be fett it his duty to sub• n oted nd haterful discestest sheeld ben d prevail. lie be. Isis it to ts. H .use. Ot if they wily had .or rasher the Mr. WODEHOUSE stated that he hod intredeced eines of obtaisieg breed bold wet to them, is •ould the vitsjeci Ilto albs sleight in coostrisenee of the Hen. losers their lo y alt y , ..a make this again cosiest. g Grottoes§ oprsite(M r . Coke)dectioine to engem ed. The popolvtion had green and to ether Its Womerabs. his ymeatioe on tien, enact is his piece in the rowth within a few years, A 11. etc. he Wien, tierces leaded to boatman the distress these— ' hlr. TIERNEY height that it was the Noble the nature of the Police seder which they were Lord she sag desirnm ef prevekine dswession. plead, and the sawn in which **isn't*. ware Lard CAiTLEREAGII, is his ow•jostilicatina, appiiinsed in the &why of !Ammeter. Ile weld prow, oesd 1 1 begged loot* to say, that be bed abstained es a for. on the beet evidence, abet the people sere im pr see ~as from making *Nervation urn the sub. in morals, mind, and education, of late years, add in jeer, as access , of the irregularity of the ttt • tossetwence of such improvement, a violent feeling skin. He conceived that similar irdigeldity would eppeerrl to be called forth by the Magistrates. It result Iron its discussiou on this eight. shrield be recollected, that If there were Reform ors to PENSIONERS. be fond in !he coney of Lancaster, these was like. Soma cosemetion took place on this subject be. wise. furisitiablebodv railed °cattlemen is that coon. times Lard Palf/MsMOllt lentil Nernst, and Mr. ty. Ile appeoledis a Right. Ilea. Gentleman opposite Lees, sea Lard Himont was proceeding _t o make (Mr. Causing) far the troth of a statement he was Mme. rther Idoe•rwatoosi; about tomtits.. the re Aoniverssty of the Battle sf The SPEAKER, bowente, considered, that as the Boynir,a Drew of those persons hadassembled at these was a. questies before the House, Ike center. Liverp ool; a person tholic was dressed eel they ss the Pope Wise bad hero too leech emended. sad aher es aCa Bishop ; r Lord NUGENT gout omit. of a moljes for with their rabble riot throraoh a part of the tows to a Moodily Wooded, release to Me number of Pen. chapel, shire they stripped the robes from those per. down tame eases had bests struck off, in coon- soul she ores* digitised la them, aid pissed them imam .1 not courplyiree with that clean of the ea a lite ; and he repotted to say that a °squaws Nese Itygeol's Proclamation. ' was Nand wLe could degtade his Mice sod preach a THR DISTURRED DISTRICTS. semen to those intli.hisals. lie mouldered such a Mr. BENNETT wooer •SeosPeel, Dv netlee. fe serer , a. blasphemy egoinst God sod sedidoe 'plot mow firs t &rivalry into the Stste of the M•••fac. ems r an d lb e regr etted It the men e r b on en b e h ave train Disricts, • subject Mistiest's/ is the esteems the va l u e o f the sa cred. e ste r sa d he b e d n ee d t e to a large sod saleable potties of the cosiemait y.— I habits of iotievacy with sue who were oreamests of It was set hie istte•ti•• Se Wit op with it party polls ist,prestkpinfger,:itioho.borffroweoealgokimait hoheleyreangtkiheerrodeferiet: tics. or to dwell upon those *objects calculated to W ilms the awry potions of WM. Ile knew that degradatian.--Nor was tide a solitary Is. Gestlemes Mimed as to the aaaaa from shrew dia. e:eoce ; the tame sermon, took piece last summer tries streamed, bet no matter where the eurce ley, fl oat gloorboster,lotheobservati impressed on "fisithbs Maa week. gistrates. ". melt.? whetter it .prang fr o we nerwone lelelions 'Th. prinple were sr timely mem deemse of trews, or from the alteration in the I then o f t he r o ptitir o f t b emeel loa o f the 16th of eiweintioll 'medium i no wetter whether it *Prang i Aegoat. tie iltecslity of its dispersien by the Yee. boo ow Ili from all these Seerter, its] @siderite ! manly ; she iii•g .1 condect of oho Magistrates sob was es wodiernlled es ire weal "es gots' 1 segment to the meeting. and of the Coroner, with arepled.---Those were qaestions which she limped ti. the Inquest at Oldham ; sod the neglect of Howse must lasreafter be prepared to discwirltheif cimilitron by that Hoese, ev to enesinced iplein its relent sad His intimate would net be termed eitrayseant, whes lof ,„4oi,y. The,. were ease , nta he said that the number of person esgsged in moos. ; certainly strong 'trim. Ile had hoped to Ind the (acted,. @amounted to sot less than one million. Ile i good sense, feelings, and steady habits of the should first call the atteolioia of the Reese to IN I better order.. w h o wer e principally religious per . , state of Stylis ed . end he should set oter.stele oho I aenS, 1 100111 bare escepted this from a perticipe. ;member of-amsonfacterers in th at could', by reds ' t i„ in this. feelings. lie was retry to witness .retie( them at tOO.OOO souls. That clots of persons • that a r ,, i respnntliug elect had been pro'taced en is Se.sslond bad.. yriced a character which ha i t iii.teil s t s ,,, 1 ,,,,,,, 5 , .1,„ b u t he ." mow kabie for their dip. and Mt convinced the Mosso would not fi.r4.4.-- ii i riti , iii.... t.. interfere w1i51....r in poliii , ", n certain 'they bad become t Olsen', ois i!.g to our haling the tleyrs 01 hetcriems, cy7ohi:iing , Isrlf with their tea. te.% l • J lees time toes, ? aertienvelaied by Lout C doe - eif Ale llama nitermisso ea led sgeiest him. eitesoimh tomieesly he had bet.. ry, markehie foe the mildews of his dal station. Lt Oh. Home nee cant mai the le, nog of the people y e% fleet to the 16th of Asses% with that eke sli Itas eine" disotayol nod; previmely so distrui•ie le arm Assault's. had twee detected--tow there vas etsseelatst proof of the illumine aro •Sil 41( that die e. • Altmrgh, shoe the dimmers's , le h of Attests ell seemed entitiesso appear employed et sok, 0 ,4 • allot silvers use presetved, k might be said, egg eke west pourer* et the secret multiage of Me paint •64, his to•sito—ss. 4 .1“ — Gail It be ethetwise, shoe t oserspeepie meelletts6 bow Ilmatesepieuely then Pokiest* had bees motel two more ago, *heel shelf reamiestrame nes met aBM of hideosity lie sae emeentes that fie. mom's', gm, bad meeluel meet el their hitoemeo time Is Ihh emir es sell es is she foam; dough lid midi*. of spies • nib the emosiesymewl of *hem lei did wet MOMS to charee the Adoinimeatiee, that its& diem mitchief hating been Ahmed by the activity i t entais persona oho had bees for the last two rest* MISS Me bogy far the rue of the slits. H. travail that by the adoptive of this umpire, Mtal.te • smell be eitabied to devise some meek met regulating test) salted t. the aster• anti habits of thole districts.— Should they ass him the geqnity, he meld net my hi had say this' la the imam of a specs& pies to pee peso, elthoegh he theeslit owe might be fleeted by employing the idle loads M the wades of reed% easels, 'ad other public weeks threseebent the Irma. try, which would greedy memos' the seektestetel improves's , . sad so prod .ap s.dther swell el Is. boor gad ellmiaties. He Melted of to ievehe the Committee is se mimeos loosth of & him le Amid feel eaceesitely gretilled bed lier the mod fee. tests to prove as bombe" Metrologist es Myles Is irk Meet el tempts defile:seed to rum' homey sad esseserd. Ile thee moved, steal a Select Cum slum be appolated to ensile lots she smite of tle Muskets's'', Oistrime. parliselarly is Lanoishies Lord CASTLEREAGH would hem him homy meld he, cessistently with his politic defy, ham* ceded to Obi molls, of the lies. Guelimme let the amities afield M atieeded with mach skald, sad it sum Impossible to glee his segue, home's guarded. The moody for the evil was, is fee', Is. rend the poser of Parliament. The •hole el Ns mediae of Umeresiest and Perliemeat wooed cane leader the 'Oise of the Committee, and snit a dike M il es of poser had sever bete gives by that Hone to say of eta Cemotittem.—(Hefir. heer 1) —no eppetatesent of • Comeitim, wailer all the statues of dm nee wooed be • recipe for dimmest* sad disterbeece. He anent eat ham uposed mien quit, iota (sets ; bet toe motive, by o sielmolel, moid Ind the Csntehitom to a dillesetieo of sake t Tics slot had orrepied the utessiime Parltsweele It wee for ti.. Hesse to decide, whether they evil open en interatieststo mquiry, or pot • esgeliseml the motion. Mr. BARING speed. that eirtMng cooed house 'septette, than to open the eMmect of this eiegoire he the maul sepposed hy the Noble Lord so ham hoe the Wadies of the Ilea. Mover. Il• bad bword, be tbooght, so seek peopositiee lima oh How. Vsi•el as that the enquiry Aimed mama. to. sod ail up to it, the ttasesoleas batmen the bleaches'' , litgnotette amid these advocating themes* e it Mum a difference el phrase bet.,.. elle Ws Mme stal the NAN. Lord would set ghost too s ppoorsoor o f a Committee for this purpose. He traced the Mire. ties sad the distress of these dist ekes, lisitherto se New fleetly glum toys', to the dimisishod causation. et art lents of their matielestere, Whaler. td mid at mew The Hee. Outleasse ettriteeted the peewit i. tresses chicly to tete chooses le tear pollens' mimeo He decried is stems semi the proceed ate of erg who had labeered to irritate the Weds of the meow Clasen against the WS of peepers,. Meek dile distress had also mime from the suite:Lai system lade which had "meg out of the Peet Lewis else from the state of Om corneal. H e melted the Netile might be belleeed to Cell Wat ili bite a Committee. Ile tumid mot dictate to Piked, wee Waged forward the mottos, bet . he geoid hide so objection to the istroductio earth words as would entirely de sway the - that politicat and net commercial objects isotestigated le this Committee. He wires, let all moon of list desaijaloa rest, and that wooed most effectually teed to the resteratios poem, elder, sea tte+illy• Mr. 11001.1 E WILBRAHAM said, who more into the noose he was of opinios that a for a Committee ee melon, into affaits -- menial, sad sot politicel, was le be ward. If he mold sesame the passel of that descriplies, be would feel so g lobs ' it his eoppert bat mit +sec' he wield give it a decided septic.. Huse would *nese him if he said a , subjects with which, from his local h may be wombed to be hotter emulated mony other Members. He amid, walks lb. worths that the peewee from distress. Ile would alloy that tressed, bet is reality these who - were those who showed the least wept. affeciiite, sad the poisons who tamed Ms comemileas wets them whose wages wee, lively speaking, comfortable. He sa• se to memplais of the goaded obsereoil is poielmeist of Magistrates he Lancashire. As sortable Member had spokes of O: asp Sake homer heard se the *object was, that • viol were fmliele sough to much in the street% sad for which they were pepsine. He thought all dhlsoctioss . blameable, sad highly destructive of ,oriel As objection had bete made to the choke bles in Massitester. Tu. Iteassables in a Coati Lee% sod he sever know say been objected to who persisted himself fat Them were two charges brought assi. s• both which he was arersitted ; and he tt , : Welsher in that Huse would silos the fair. Au liessourable Ftleed stf hit hol mewled that the people should MI VW; lot ed Joe easels, Of oilskin ropes. lie ihsteitt.:. f - r. hobbits of the posit.le, they instil be Nen is a man, to soy labour differrni Pow eh' I. Canfield IuMO • mot dictate to his die bodes, hat to the istreductio • y a. awsy the ill vial objects were le would with lea rest, sod sleet le t. the teetotalism 111IAM st d, when of lesion's that a nor boo slabs wwtely was to be brought the pesos soles ell feel ote hositethe tlt was at peseta • negative. Ile herd f he sail a tow ewes ▪ bb local divan" bolter acqoaland woold, lo the ire protein disaffection I it., that easy wen who were bast die ho least symptom el s who calmed the ,tree wages wee, Mo. Ile saw as lett obeereed is the fw Lascashire. AO 1.. of O. sage Sodding t was, that • 'et el arch la processins sh they were pelted b! ell dietimetioes of thel unsettle of seciat Isle to the choice of atessiables are them neer knew say towel bated himself fur bet brought agai• s. re ted ; sad he 1e. , :i• 104 mild silos O. •raigt , " • . L.J 1",