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4 •massmotootioool passees • allow It - wool/ be In wain that they went greatest, it th e; mete rat oimmocted mishaps* ormatefm4to be di its the *Wow, ftroreaubsiag stilisamem of sod eildelestrd eusestiy. I IVO. • Lard abOUNrCHAALIIII , *lb Mashers oat • fro mods ea • smoviat to tempoetaottla Hs ovestry. After the osetemeed sow% peoseedem of tied Neese of she coedit hats of Mot erreromm ospeetally Is the omit awl tooth is ass abet. Osage Impepsiblir that lbs fromentmeist of Iretim:d Gould moo. eyansolly emattlittiosith imil f eteept these sew power, sere emmateal. lii oupterned the 'diem" of dm toe AMP, that fee omperalittg AO Hebron Corpus Aat mod the hisenset Oast -Act. Re consign-ell that the later Aet weight be iaell s maims without the eusisenaiits of the Hebron Corpus Act. He explatoril the differessett between the White Boy Aet and She loserteedos Ad. 111pAber White Boy Act, a an tonsil with orals upon him was subject to traneporiation. By the Juoterrestee• An, if s'ima• iere fogad got of his biome airier a aerteits bowel the night, be fell within the peoelly. It MeMbl beiesporsible to put down Hee hessereetios eseept tlfey7e•olat meter moo eassurrable for beteg shield hem sitottioss where they watch' to be al plover times. It world Aticidatawaisible to ea/arm this resposisibility without the sas esteseisso of the II stiwas enemas Am. He wool., prove it to Shit Itlitiefaclims otthe Howse. As • Magistrate or the coas t". be hid matemessis made to bins by private information tirebew that these was is gesteal conspiracy to destroy the anliektly. of Ibile aeltiallaty. Not even the presereee of the J• 11101 WIND hoi emit , thorn int te.:s Special Commission (veld awe ehe • 5141541 foam He instanced Hie tour .tee which lint hoes coansimed is the remelt of Limerick et, the very rvitiaiat after thi demo tore of tLe Jusdges. It. bed hoes said that three sal *oolong political is the feelings *lnch saws isar to Arse otrunittes. It omelet alio be *tided, sisal there woe authieg of religious feeling is thelo. The laps beferemblit was Illertlrresl in a chapel yard. • He wield MA follow the Hon Hersh Mitt who spoke lost through the u toterueut of griessoces which hr lied motile son behalf of the peyote of Irelsoil. lie artmitted the icemenl ilieiress of the tower orders. Net see felt far them more than he did, so now grieved more bit...heir soisforlearv; he el foot he hid so more peen', 11/ relieve them. Hot he did net be. litre that distress bad moth to do with the present ilisturh uuees. Hr woe prepared to silents that if they cow:nerd fur a few taintibe. di would have seism thing to say ie the onestior. 'EL. hseisers of the has vebt, the imbue al lite crops. Milli of potatoes tied grain, would so far erg/erste the distress is the coterie of thou coming sum. mar, that Govermaset would be called on to saterpuse, mod afford some relit( for the marmite of the mintier,. la the evenly of Clare, it was rot Ow ouch to any, that at the pretest eiesenveet sinevellos wee it every men's door. hrouetiotel all Air. IrOirf tb's , potatoes had vatted iu the groesst,bp runsequitteir of the wets. The grabs had perused .• atneks Oman lbe sates came. The stale of the wars most pitselrsr. The outrages were, putrid's' outlive, iu eatwolie attributable to the distress. lle bud full cewAdence in the efficacy of the lisierreetims Act stud the ireopetision of the Habeas Corpu• Act for Rolling the diseorbanees. Ile was ionetticmla bad those are, powers been grained iie Au gust last, hiss in one Mouth 'edited would have heel. teem resifts d., lime measures of enterer/ trusst he adopted; it vas impossible, a& pawed le send more Irwin users Shoe, thM ware *psi mete •hairessod by the rigorous nature of the dolly ; the pathos tress woes with the relive, of uneaten( eruc tate. A small quastite of troops meta do with the Imo.. .eerie. Act *hal $ huge tivauttly soul d.t without' it. IlseMistafe Lord mid that these usessures outild ugly be re g./1.4 till the emit of (he Seethes; be was convinced that a cost' fifer weeks, kali the potters flow dotted, would be euostt, fee Use nuagissesey entire', to put •• esti to the theteiritauees. These Acts wuu J babe it wetter of re aptv.sibility fur mrs su be at home at peeper limn, sued the Hunse woohl_liod slut the toil would speedily dishpeem. lie osseous that in priaripk it ems as swot& atitettuaal act, Ira there were occasions which called lair acts also vuesiettitutiocial character to preserve the Coasti tattoo. Sams of he Heasfurable Geutlessee -who had preceded h.m had tigated that the inflictive, remptaitied of Could 111110 1 Iit . JO arebtjtion, because they bed voiltatrg pohiteal, either its the Illeess• or object. He Oat uf • ruairayy opteson• Jf 11/erliag the limes troops t• arms, ucd belying thee% were not rebellion, whet was tee LeSlresstl What was febell:uo if it were vet to cesspits mid I reek tbit pews. iv refuse,uhodirsiee to Hie lees, srloi harass, atiProp seteftitos aid tlailtup. the property mod lives of the =SS ealsjects/ Were awl ibe officers of jollities, oboe there told be ou reasuitablc cause of maims, wothlog • potit • • . icat - safirees of the dietwehawres. Theo why did the Noble Lard' ask $ ;Infiherly eaclusitreby applicable to a political distemper' As erganamos of the Noble Lord, they would gis a toli stildambee my Cloward. depriving she Howse of sieklag Hum •IMpliry iota the isaasits of the evils, without obit* all' dm themsrea would be teltlenotely Meg. He admitted tbet the eireseestasore dernatatied en immediate reseedy ; hint he bad groat repaguaace to reeler to that Ismerreetiota Act, apes the expindias of whit* the House bad bah hut re amdly coagratittated. He mthd sot agree' cordially with the penis( of that Act, though 'be atight• kP prepared to do so after • very slight afteratioa. roe ibis, howertie, of for say other amentimen , , the ifebie Lord was sot disposed lu allow them say oppormaity. •Tbe pea of paaaiag these Bills ttimnatt ell their states its awe sight, was so eatravegant, tint he conld scarcely belie* that the Noble Lord entertaked the project. If the Noble •Lord bad osty emerved to the Homo seine opportiwitY If proposhut ativordasents is the Committee, he, as 0141 tips wale other Members, might have bee spare d much of had brew spotty.. A very eel ght alteration would ma* a very wide distinction betties.. this bud the Goiter ihesuilaw titre Act. By the existing Act the hang oat from home, or being footed drinking in s public biome at niebt, *ere 'dreams. He bobtailed the general propriety of the 'Act. ✓ut that the offewires were well eonstlitsted to viable Gmereareat to melt Eva through thew. mesas, who isle sot to be toothed smooth any other ; bat be strongly ob jected to the merle of trying the offence. However Well est notated the lamerreetiout Aet in shay the temporary Monti, It certainly tended to become a emote of route emiSpiymtiol. It was vulgar kgislation to put down disorder by mere twee. It might be neeemary to hare rerooree to that method at particular throes; bat it Arnold be clearly scen'that is using lore. far that purpose, they were nut social tbi seeds of worse soiree's which world grow up at • tithe* time. By an smardnient istrostweed into the fuesiiretirfa Art ley the Id& Parliamest, the Magistrates were iMpilied,. in deb. extramdioary &seisms, to join with them atilt • *limit or • King's Cowrie( to direct their proreedingii. rower ass given to the Magistrates', in rases whire they atigitt thiek it lir, with the use of Juries. World it be expect ed, were sorb a Dill to peso for Englend, that the Ma 'jambes would be anxious to ;geoid the 'Metes** sf sick a power, and resod to the Hoe juriee first it Army ill• Mauer? Let it riot be imagined shat the filegi•trates of Ireland would retort to Joules while that Act reassine4ist force. As a Magistrate he had attemlrd for holm time 10 the proceeding. of the Bemis la the county of Tipierory.— Neither there mar is anymbee mosiity moth the Aet had be heard of any use brine made of juries. fie would cut Owe Re at length into the storied of the eh inictoruf I rish cirtroirw. He did not wish to my say tidos aria d its• ' He'nei4 not do so; he had . . more sufficientauthority The tate Mr. Puusualoy, when acting in she ohlice of L'ilaucellor, had put his opinions ors the subject upon tenn.i. he had, is his place in Parliament, described She leash Magistracy to he any 'Omit rather than what they ought la be. He staled that lie hail fouud a nun in one comity ectiag as • Magi strate, who. bat • short time before, had been staailingbe brad the chews or the Grand Jury, in charioer of trailer at an inn. He (lir. h. Rice) would put troop F.agtuak Magistrates with the power of dispessiag with juries; be would cal trust himself with them Gads, the irri tating eiseriorstatices of the period ; let the House MI. melee them. Macy Magistrates (he keg. of som e •"'„i't his •ri ) i•i•tariee) were compelled to Pre oat ' crimps um sights gut of 1102213. The Chitral Officer hebtad him was himself an example of the painful and anxious duties which bad fallen sr. It,. Magislrstes. gould it he expected 1141 Moo smarting from sect taborets ad difficulties would use each powers with perfect istoderaticia? The traessetiorm of they Isat few teethe write to chew that rid men 'bowls, be eroded with powers of such esorbilance. The Spe cial Cettliskosim was aittiag et Liaterick.—irar sad destruction eating iu the wreglibitorlaord. A meeting of the comfy was caned; he was trot there himself, but she gallant OOawt heil 10d him was poreest, and could correct him it be elated she transactious ersustessOdy. The Magistrates there assembled came to certain Resufutos, which were tram gritted lu Gueeessomil, ttm - they were Not ia the _- 'bough , eseeseeistesttees ceeistued in this papers oa Ilse table. He regretted the circtsesessece itte mole, beamed us she eetisoritp attar pipers ea the sable the tesarreets Act less to be relieved su all its super. table, isPississo or .. Ate: `straws differed Irons that repressed le she rpm! ! sad be comforted wish the Mairestepses. He would. the Hulls pet minis* teed • passer (tem the Bowl u ties s 1 sad 11 .7 theshaetitypmasebiefrir lat ul 111 -- . haw was peralest be satisfy' their emastitomphi, sad swore the pewit, these airs meastiewee lint.—(ll.w, hew, Was.) ..-4111wy caw ilimisistre thew prom teo liStit OW. trome-s Id Mar, admitted *ls trltlisigmitio the sutra interests of a people thew mini Itliertien wield Ye io Janger—shey Timid defied* in momespienee--11ley world soon tease So Ilea re werentetiva mootaide s wed =La 001,41, vegan Cer Is' diaries the despotic will of the mem. Mr. crGRADY wished to state, he • few weeds Ike res. Willa be had for suppurate% the measures prnioard by the • fioble Lord. Hr bad made considerable uteervations in his pert of the country. He was ainivlnced that the existing laws were out enough to pet dower ilia disturbances; he rejoiced that stronger and more recta', measures west to ire put in forte. lie was reavinced that the disturbances hat siothiag of a politic...l as religious character iu their errs. they were inn very rxteusively Attu* d, being ewe. 5a to certain parts of Curk, Limerick, and limey, add lt! soon be extioguillied altogether if f'arliaesent would 8 , Ith/a power. of the Inoue:mmes i Ael. He -I. stied Sisal the outrages wine iv any case sre degree attributable td igno react. The rebels were expo in their crimes cud all the appert•initig movements. Whets • district was pro. claimed they kft ii. They fervently marched up is the iiiierdicted border, committed their ravages, and re tired without overpessing. They did riot move iu has drab', or by large competitive; he whetted that they did; they might then be stet and puntalied or eecored. They writ about by sixes and severs; by night, and never is the daylight—io 'tensity and II darkiese--ihry were almost secure from detection. It was a work of the greatest die culty to catch tiny of them. If a alta g isirale were fin iutiale etiosigli to take a party of them in arms, uothittg could he lose with them ; they null sup be committed fur six months at the Ilifilolo, whew out they must come, to re- New tin their own nelghliourisioria, said muggiest with new diteuntents the rebellious irritatitie which already existed. He' would prove by the facts, for the averrosem oeirliseh he had Iwo referred to, ;hat there was writhing besides the meaeures peopused en which there could be any hope of quiesieg the roam I ry. The 'victim,/ ~floe 111 stein rates ran red by the last 'speaker bad not been puWlcly called—that is, hy sdverlise iskot.-the Magiatratr s being afraid to leave their families and boosts in obedience 10 • public adverts:einem. They act, however, by private &greenmail. They consulted io the Jore roum opus the Nature of their petition to the Government. Their Amt view was sit ask for the mildest pineible measures, sod thee were minuets that something Mud and conciliating should accompany them. They speedily shirred their upiniuu, from the atrocities committed is the neighbourhood, and were compelled to ask for the Insurrection Act. 110 Special ,Cumosiesiiita c,Wld tw i tt s 44tmegulate the. rebels 10, Moe joshetiolveseneo; oh the wry hitt' she Jodie catered the town, the freebooters seised urea* . a soldier straggling $ the rear, and deprived him of his arms. Mini the Sped"! Comesimion was opened, there were so many influenced by the threats and intimidations of the rebels, whip made play. sible sud oullic ire' t excuses tor not serving ea the juries, that the cases could out hare been tried bad not the Grand !wry stood to, wari:and u tides takers to act asJ urers. He•irs nut ibis to be told rhot it was possible to have Juries to try the Cupp of the INSirrefeaaf Act hefuee the alogiettows. It !sp: next to inipuSallile to prOarre sworn lesatinuity epitome the rebels, lo elfectuallg had they succeeded' is terrifying the people of the country from giving hiformation against them. The Magistrates befoie referred to bad therefore nu way left bat to act fur the I lion Act, • ilbout any qua lideritiure whatever; nothing else would restore trenqiiillsty„ He had taken much pains to gala credible testimony ageism! the rebels. He hid plenty of private isafornsation teed es him alp to places likely to contain arms or animuattio•; iiut nerve of the parties would audertake to give evidence,'" perfect i• elfeet was the orient of intimidation. 511,1 'modem,. lay slow, in their beds in expectation of bei Owakesied by the reports of musketry; and alien what w a Magistrate to do with a refractory fellow when he fun bins ? They were hardly ever takes or arms. If they went to his cottage, and even waited till he came hove, fatigued with lihe outrages of the past night, and be were asked •liere be had bees, aid how employed, what would be his answer ? what would he the answer of an English peanut SO inter rogated' " What's that le you'" What law was there to eopepol him 10 ray, that he had bent nteraudiog, engirds-rue& tad pillaging thrupah the night ? It was impossible to pat an raid to these atroettie without anew laws. lie was wit. ! hag, if possible, to pass ever the description of them—if he could, to bare OUP (urgently'. lie 'would be sorry to he Worth* mot suecteuty aliye to the cassis sof the outrages i . th. peace . They might pot re. the imstwahate troubles, bet, without other remedies, the peo ple mast Wass to their (maser habitat they would go ma rush illicit distilled icia,detruded by viekome, et which their' lauellords most wink M the sake of their meta; there Imola M the mese destitution soil usamiantems they would cooti es. to sham mese sod haw ethers; mid Mere would ie the same 1/1114 of obligation fa oaths, and the some profuse waste of tires as heretofore. Sir F. BURDETT mild, that the Noble Lord bad for • tweisty years been enameled wish the stairs of lreliaid,; had seen the evil aim complained of gprooroug Iw that coml.! try, until it bad ~rived et the meanie frightful point, yet, - to neglect of all priori plea of prhey,rr hll4Mnity, uothius has: ever bee. thought of for spoletiog Ireland, but the last cruel amid clammy expedient of power sod coercion. The Noble Lord bad left the grievances of which th it Ins happy monde, had tosomplain, to seeninalsie from time to time, Swill their oppressive Operibillill drove the people inlet . sets of outrage and imatuperance, sod from time to 'imager, called for (malt powers fur the suppression of shear Onlrafilk• If the Noble Lord were to be shooed thus egoist to bib recourse to the 14109'640 of temporary expediewls of MM. nature, ai.d the miss evils should agate rise up to call eke' • further iiiimfereace, where was it likely that such s eyelets.. would rad ? lie Meld roof", he could not coaceive with what face she Noble Lord could so repeatedly ask to be lowed ;he exercise of powers so tyraarical mid trypremi*, for such they moat be is their operation,. however they might be legalised by the sanction of Portman* The frequent reterritoce of •pplications of this kind for a series of yeats MM, railed for the moat serums colisideration, avid Me ml • NOW investigation of the assure end causes of the evils 'thick they were designed to ',preen; for it clearly wowed to use impossible that they ewer could be cared by the toward or the gibbet. Hut to him it did not appear that gists me:mores were calculated even for that temporary ef fect fur which they were inteiseleil. It hotermil these Wes- Outten who might before have been ilidneed to mateent to these altOmeres, berates, the red was priming, sad came mom them WI a ridden when they had matting better al Mtn& to call upon the Noble Lord to employ hie tiros better thou he had door in the cousiderstion if the causes of the evils before he again sought to he intrusted with as summary a remedy. It appeased that there was in the icnautry a great quantity of &mulatto and disalrectino, but sot of a political oaten., as was evident from the spirit mid good trooper wail fly displayed us the occasion of the him visit of Ms Majesty to that cohutry. it was Not to he sispowied that that visit Mould work a miracle, but it offonied a most favourable opportunity fur the adoption of a more comiliatory system art gmerrimeirt, and for anaelowating the unhappy condom) of ow proof., by matortioc, ia mom degree al twat, the causes which gave birth to the existing troubles. What were the measures which were now called for The Ins. pension of the Habeas Corpus. How was it possible that that should remove the evil The alagistrates nt pre sent possessed the plower to take op cooly person whom there was a augment grimed for chergiur, or voalicetiog of being coucertind in any outrage; sad the ...tapeworm of the Hallam Corpus gave them so inure. They wordit have no more power Discreet any iudividnal with 119 P S 41,41•1•11•100 Art Than without it; unless, iodse.l, it were intended to he used fur the purpose of covering similar *lmam of she exercise .if that power with those which had beer committed under fattier suepeassom. It only enabled sliest to detain permits a longer Issue in custody, noel thereby afforded ass sequels • ally Ira the commission of acts of itijoatice and oppremlone It gave them a power of pionshing pennies who were nue punishable by law, +hick war moat likely to lewd to abuse to Its etetesse, as it had ell/Of to former Mummies. These Acta, he contended, scream remedies for she evil which the Noble Lord asked them to remove. To whom were the powers which throe Acts cooferred to be Intrusted ? men who were muck better arcieseinted with the state of all fairs In that country, mid wish the characterised diamisitnah of every class of its society, had told theist that them powers would he vested in Magistrates who were the last persons is that country so whose hands such powers ought to bs 'mem% ed.---(llear, bear.)--The very existence at this stoniest of ere 'Wild to which they were now called open to apply this ea. settee remedy was a grave charger ageism the Ailinhsistruses of the country. A Noble Uri, we the other aide of tie Mow, had said, that the doom bed mate of 'retied oft heowie sat Miaimen some mosdhs ago; mud that Wllsolltelo haulms' had beets caHed maestri, in October, . tom directed to this Noblest, Me Vide awe wooW have ceased to mist. Why hail they Paritiment together Why bed They let Omit gelielirllC . . .. . • . . . . .. ,10;eLt, Ind dien eiklie4 dm I! esorinvos polaris, Si If the eaavvite r Italy dusty it had to pe w . loci ot. hilaiatets to i n spire t • es could mute jibed, it iliCti palter, 10. it • was eat, . h. 4 match rather piny 11 A. as oetewitimmil ' , fief/4., ilk. Ow". Tet4 74 71 the - IrenleSePt *1•0• 9 4, el reitiorprihi . l iI, ow Ce l t* ere .m , weer ilea reelpe**rf heVri‘ r 011 4 *me er Mist led charm. witiritioiliapeoliWo..uot fealior t, !'Peeks seilleeptleift Arai Iwo., stelsla Lord, them euntswee.boirort. 11 1 Ajereetin mu& pelme t eteilliteSbe • .•boot the frripte/MAleegpti-. .411/Seleal pureed Ist be tweedlien: peeper rereet.- The tie* *them preened aintatios. Ur pet it pi*, a rt, be .he .& .wall Ile= Ikr et tioll Asti came* • b * ,, et emiure iihieh hr vented be ow* . Weal- to Mode wit, rof prow itipattgorieted. The lionuotable i1&a0 4 , 1 . .., t o yeraireli ge e treereoily Air srfoll 4,i1 0 i, 4 pp4apppa a.... .a . a eel I, peeet,tapa t ept lc fp#ol t fat it. teetotal. *wais • Ise o f Paritainept.. fAtf We *SW so.eppoes *Abe Opp p~gb i g. ' • boo to wipe* *I / 1,. /I ~ * eras Gurerowcet Pc ..•-,Lood rider dial the Noble Awe ft. Awl .title to she kholi4 lzebol • jostler teak! mutt be , oistreo •of Owes, *ld Wit*" -401, t o *tags; AN, tip heeds 4 * ' of tse Aria Govesiamle• - ilt 1 caAkinoct, up l,rt ut "piste ,it c pintegittiall ilos l 4 Al!tPhote 1 isirairt tiro to WI PS* boo 4 , Iwo o.estaisse ltd 11111111 goi il 4 bet • etteitt bp fir tralr/00 pt e tit base rgeourie se maw Pfrlkt* rf • 10•••••Pimpiei i••• ultimo,* somorsero...- rose to pease spiel Shy eetwlrett re wee pinewood. ifirelebe web dot eoewhethre, wills owitooree who - oessewies epprielowee Doe, one labeler. el, t boy woreid art ..—elleer. bear y«. 7 The *rue of Mot troold advert ego she nth. eyes... Indeed. et meld wily be lerawit &I tt i ‘th e ure ut issli . ":4 o ? ? . t tr be Yaurh. ir :e bo b l ar liedy ""el:fatlftill :ti : it there owe u 550 Mira as ebarteter. Est the.r deassilar is easy 'roan serriliog each coeidesee se Wm N INWOri4llill 11601 11.11011 this. ismer bought sod wild....(ilew, heart-- he traded Wm Nettie Lord ewe: ' the Soo. bltietwe at liiarriet. . oppersorite for folly rikarearog d which Weed ewe Se MA this might become better meeerriod de - resided te judge ref.dielippbte. • remedy. .' a ''... • the Notate Lord had Add en such important* as • sospeasieo Those who had takes the trout* to the Noose, would led that iley M • errant the esseclisoloo the their Mahn. in AM aids of any person whom same appesmo 'lO any pert of Mom, auy auspiciou of the anneetty 'suck a measure. Whew the Noble Lord nolsomseed his intention of laying on the table copies of simpatebee from ter Mal quis Wellesley, he (Mr Abercrousby)anpeoped, he tinier. ed in common with many oMaers, that they welder be (mad to contain eons, full busty's' end explanation of Mit Kota the country and the causes of the cantiog ilistarhaseM• stead of which be head a mere )(sorest of *emits any attempt to aerostat for Ike causes. Them we in those papers to induce any person so believe tb.t the lug of the loserrection Act was that mat of remedy whieh those disorders required. The Ooly ground upon which this temporary enactment of Mid measures could be justified was a manifeas ilefiet ist the existing law. Eat he wade est any Gentlemes "Mother, from the progress of ilint Melts diernssion, be had been Nodded to understand *Amin the law was defective ? Nothiste bad bees alleged to chew may spe cific def. ct ; but, oo the contrary, they had the sethonty st the Jukes in behold—they had the authority of that Ja bs *llea presided over tie Special Commiesion at limerick, ▪ of the dieterbanarts, in his addicts to the Grand hwy. that all that was necessary foe the suppression of those db. turbances was that the law mow existing should be pet in fence—`Hear, hese)—be his opinion the slate of henna required the greatest tenderness, care, and delicacy, as to the mode of treatment, aud he could by an Means be brenght to think the! in passing this low they were prior idiug a remedy that could he found is any way effectual. The Noble Lott had said nut only that they must bear the laserreetirm Act ' and the suspessiow of the Habeas Corpus, but that they must forbear to nieritio• any thing of the glieemeers id Leland, they must forbear an emotion of redress for Moo grievances. The only interpretation which he rusk/ put upon that was, that it was the wish of the Nolte Lord to get rid of the euusideratitra of the slate of belied for the present Session. That could be the only meaning of Or declaration of the Noble Lord that the cousidetation st that subject was not to be entered Into until !reload arm in • state of perfect trampollity. Surety such do claratious were taut eakulated to induce Gentkeseu to place any further roitfidenrc in the Noble Lord. ice would ask the Nubhe Lord what lie and hie eullesfillo hid been doing while Ireland was in • state of tranininity ' What hid they dune is that int. real torearale esenftsialbg the causes of her depressed and afflieting condition ? The Eon. Geutleussu concluded by declariag, his convoke', that the preseut measures were wholly tomeerissay and ill adequate to the sure of the evil, which could crati! toted by a thorough revision of she whole of the Oil Tarr*. of which the people of that constry comoinined, maims tie foremost of which was to he ranked the tithiug sire*. Mr. HUME time tool said, be was anxious to NA • q!el!' l ion of the Noble Lost —(A cry of Ilear! brae!"— •• hiseatioo! question !") It woe not his isitentool to Arils the Muse, and lie could assure llosiourshle Grottier* Oast it was • question on which the whole !louse wit They all seemed to agree respecting the necessity of taking in& Moir mod memos consideration the tit hie arts sts4 ;Irr- Ism!. Lest the Noble Lord should suppose that Le hol taken up this mohject without due conaidenatioa. he Leo,:iit to moor* him that the tithe system, trill oily of (nomad, but of Ireland, had fur imam toorstlis past, at mars) of his friend. well knew, occupied a comoderalde shsie of aelentiull itch Isiegbaer, sail trots of •• lies,. heat" `-- He therefore wished to ask the Noble Lord whether he ..surd he willing to support a inane* for an imotivy it. Hot tem ? If the Noble Load smold givelnseoliscat, he ,W,. H Ilea reedy to woke.. taller of Ilan servnes, mad to atve s u'e Nokle Lord the full sdvoosage of his 'shoots ow the " I P' for the lent Mom usanollis.—(kbrels laughter and rbort tog:— Ile amulet take as early operseinsisy of calling ea the 110s.e toelstotis such am Mowry, sod be was may ausitoss to liver from the Noble Marquis whether tie was wiling to *airport it or nut '—(Hear, brae.) • Sir G. 1.. COLE roma la coosequeoce of the olimoratiosi which had fallen from as Hoosiorahle Member or the *tot, reepectiag she klagoomey of Ireland, to defrost the cutottiet of th e 11 . 44 . 1 Chsocellos of Irelaw4 in the apposoteamt acid seperiesesileree of the evolve of ibe Malt 6 6666 ee. Is us CAW had the amasses of asp Illesiotraie been loteught he. fore him, whereto if say neeseneshoet wear proved, as was eel febibmeil toy bite dismissal or the petty. Mr.i'llMGIBYtlN seri. its sopport ntwhol be had before 11.111416 Mid its reply 1 the eereiellie, eb nearer sl the omilieme laserrel, be Imola arm* elate est mew l 00 1 hi occorred within his goo losesoledge. Allklesite boo Oros pat nereteltle ream Mein bees eased is tile 1•046% . . - . ' . • 4 ' . Ni . • , • ' . . , . , .. . . . , . , • r . , . 'AM dele IWOs lie* fail IN/Oblllies4eekl 2 6. . - ‘ -t it it a kie VA sam•Ait Wile "ell ) l ef 00 814 lee• .1_ Moth. do wr i t t e . 14 to tlie presettt intolrralrle ' he: 11 6 111111 411111• billthoe; On "WA a imam asellt die ' .lelelo ' L s Ihe berdea a that , lii SOD • OW Mi. s ' Soltelllisr)-414 J. Ilearport : mil „.. . • • •- 4 • r .. 4. - TiVI , 00 .. l o w a pi . , liv4.. c . : - .11,'-•. t . ; 'it spoor. Haw . 'SOO I.' IBM of ottfell likeeetiree wrie tin. in x t .ettiii , - ma"' '-- 41, ' ' . ' ' .'"iir t - 7. Whit was there is the conduct 111616 4411.1 1""iit hecit itia lirght liNehiegf 111 : ib e ill. " 1 :0 006 , 161.111116 4 ibe .- .4 P -* .r - *... • - .1 4 , 1, ) .... i ~... „...ii. : .1.... . 4111"- as "P ft sk , 4 • ~Aru - .0 04 •4 4.0 11 11 . 11hO metope; is hawk - ' • allll Me. Ill: o 4 l tellallesse lib Vekrooktes eel*** "/ • • • 18 " ' gon e 0 ; . Is_ . rr0.:40 ', •-' Is • wished tut to tam gay ili rste she Hunt" irph sorb rosildeeee teem, hot it the system oefrit waleld sefs l4 l' nisi yielders; to the desisted of . .0.1111) 110 • lint Ills trorreest wee owl a sopiellij • a . .1 . • der leolllog - -MIA Sep wee &AIM , Itself, but is falling would carry moray Isere propt-rl7 ;has rutted ti . prits to rpm. He I Ille 4 • . • Metiip et Os Callestie Owl ' • - • . _ . Mu tirl • ' - ..... - _ - • • - .....- • -•-- *--"'"- • 191 • ' trilll/1012 1 r 1JUNi ttlirrbarlittoott taireartbai ' ; Mittilittottid Al wr Vr - . --' 4 ` wirawer Is maid lief • Aiet: s e r simeold set be ANS; billalialkill caw always accept- N o bs. tar" at ra t w a d o f th e TM ' °SP kiSable Illi Path." 4 4.**** 6 ' •2L III I e a pesse of the ty. rates t. I l ett: Ireland. Bed Mid lON be she less wo mow hesseed w owlet Ma own wait .. .. . . - • irt• -, • . _'_ ;.--.- - ... ..-„,. __...;.•'•. .- .1 • --...-"-' . ' -.. ...- •-•- - • - . - BINIIit ad Iller losewoosibtie-iill-setigMilisittrisaiwisir? elieso wail disiipaiiiiiiiiiiiThe - ii-irtief•Ti: - fieTteitillisi iriegr , • iroi , maim - .- . . . .. . . , . .._ - • • 4 .. • • ' ..iortelso 6 4 6 seam • ilimese ase for a womelp. •Hs drieleal elst Mm, 1 *Mesa plash ledeile-r hies' ho Mew Ms sappers to Or I. / mare; *kW MO' etyypou sod Mlllialle. • brew - • e. fliMilettlabliessifire • • . . 'i W.M. l tretilstod Ica eallasesep speak, oat pram isileihr j l t imi w „ ir. Hl woo ormised Met it owe the *rearm Isseleilley! which be essesseed, NW wish • 3 • 11611 . 1 134110f1e3. 110 • wis..r•-4.47= , 1174 "."dr paispwhooppiaistp • . - a , s ,„ ikom u it a . wt .. .• :),, 1 Seg/Metarei isortwof 11114111611111 Idilidellilletillesdialowf the trig lewd animate it weld isi all peobeieleplowel ward, gig pepoeydeplspsl ass by lb* COM bleb es le Mo . smote mama Noma. blitadreiteMbaosolly Ma NO.'. Mot silkoslers Goss tallowy asemsakee. Me hoped shedie- is the Issodo of that Noble L . trago.A. ' • ` 6l lletdr a r s. .=i . ,„...,, ~i zo,,,rf • .„, "isms eselolmes of the mootrisos of the fad famwiteMillt , remotest of .lielood wield ham thee ammo ia hoped hoes limp bp thew tbp„lopassis =Zia Meseass al. ' "664 1 r . „h a , • „ hphimrs .. l-- '** -- b,,;,,,,, d ,,b c .44 • t ibii• 1 Mikahret were imidosieueskiehoweid to he woke. • ..11ris while Midi. diaries" of aita iselisidose at Ilwrimbi ampyid o nge; bi N dopmd. I '• • . tmase l"e t aill"witb istrifk4 4l : l fa i l e ,,ai nthh hri s '," i , -,ll4oMostos et losserielt bat Mid Mei .0 st prembette-r(divetviese) of she pew* sieltappy tiresome - • • . lime' Milo Me' emesporbs serreeiiiky'," ►/ •- I , I ,_____, 6l • B 110. _ 6l •entleeetl i lesT end mfr es __, 1110.4. , 1111.40 • 1100 dedmiled ■ lhe Home stak ire firivAreti.• OM" sawaiiise MO pager tg a Zdlgo lli aki ggieggrp==e w rip=t ' Teel seer isieeliMade that eV , si* ' alese • •• •••13°' these Pio" !Ml6' the ' l6 ' W _ _ 4 AIS„ s Zi 'swot frtmetheimpireeliow' of wegleetiog thr . oft,ifeliof IV:. misted MOW to its prom elleld e r i rre Mt or •ker `Won' 0). i Isepoild simmer Messellow limit ea . , plight to Ihr . A. _ ~ $ 3MY '• "I 1- 1 . 1) laud. He motioned several Mien is whirls the mie tif tb e . pally epos the Noble Lord, 1/1 * sel lompselvessisistkimi of she rliant•tba whialb h. l• " 6 .....,.. e1er ,„ 1 s. Pet de•ll SO °Nder.___b"e".___,...llved lit " , __ , lisme, at Mr aell of Mal 6f she Irish Weisberg opposite, U. ...M.S.'s , ' esho eif• Mr ... . 00 .awspipipp 11 ** 1111 " 0 "" NI rowed, lhem• Ali did OW le '''' ' ..... " ...... " wt 4 IS I ** Bll6 ~_1 1. ..F .......: ___,,., _,_,l •w l IMO • twee views to Mose album lie bad IIIIII•egli Aid she it of its Perham:mt. • Meseur . . . assi .siss „ the sa y eseare fa siss Noo k s Le a H s aket be odmisisterol ilWeligb . 0 . 11 Maint "..". 111 P* M 1 *Wit Urirr. &reed (air I. *twos's) . wooki septorr Me mot eisliest OSA r lid Mile I lkfe A 'iP sier _.._,""_ 161 . 1 _' 1 1___.:..,. 1 ;1: ----'. owe &Spot,. ibp I dd.., • ' he r gy i . eases" slid al Meld be leepeetet; bet el emle•ableed 6 measures. is wooid be sioidatlisse easeseraistary to MS his. had here wholly airsispoieses - 61 . 111 1 11. . . . •11 • 1°• ••••••-•"' •ggdisiellogAggio can tes epti:La a . B ( ....4. t ..• rl ll *e tt , t ' a Nt .....A _llmlaffmmil, sf oblellatillweht‘hbit eseellellt 6 eeellblee. I" •se of Ikeda If Me ems of Me Might Hm. Barrett were Mt preees/Nd so . e/laterebst i.e / '-e•n - ti. . , . . . ease Itelseleb 6 / M a t Mow that he .not, boomer 'Mafia to Mails. "`"''`" hleths t •lmi " et 116 •• ••••• • 1611••••44 sallms4d he kirles le the Wive of his PLAN /hired. The NUM Ws. ils optswerted camel of . ta e e Me kb- *, .01osso p ire . mi sho ho dhs h h =„i e hot •0114 . 0ilibilet peopmed weemeria If..r Mott it. Ps' eelleensua ill *** II " 261111 ** 14 P illit* 611.1* " ..41- , Masmest bad oiled She Issurreesiso Mt sac a Swum stre. ,ing epl.lyllosers to legielatr IN 'O A* " , gosgeoigogeoa ;by r obl.gg a bg h emir eleelee fee ellseeetlelt to ahem Milmet 7:i d imeiry defeat " . me• . 6 e. I lle , fe° o2l a •••• • • •• 7 1 •1 6•66, Pe ohm whim the mooed was bet sale* .scalar-a rag ill*. say sodsvoleial Meuttur of "4. , • 40 44 4, A. Ai d a m .- iole NW Mies otebe real .Mils be Ilemeht so or/promo 1 4" legelbll° sls "ei laller We" •ed•••Tiel•,.__LLOr _,_,_ B ••• Mase me. tee simobt, issir see whieli wee AM ossibise terse Sirl WilresellelMeeiteePre ... .SII . 4hao 00. .e lll mp le= o . , sews ewer als .4f . ems, owe wrestles , she Neese mot be altered is go resly rani's/mom. He would sot sok I/Misters to mow um did beyb e d so wers sew 6 .ld o ese..flp arm s o p, igutprit ivies .11,/yoylaggr to emoble hit ..801 inigeit. in hooseghe . tow the „ Noe. Tut eel his espy season for amis . resi a :4lp, inie bet to amid the tbserrimsa be►ls pee hbe rd w . M. ibr av coo es .4.0.1 erateoly refuse caw fee slew 043•00 Mai he its Ws troy el .ii rteer,dy . %that m - • • • ' • . ' ' "IC illayl gig o d bigagsga, bit. le his lisle A* *elm Ple/ised se IS Ayala be il II ea asp ere .we ld wit greeted for a obeli year. He (Mr. Mum.) had so theibt Sateelo-$0 bed moth radio , . : . Addy bd ee d. N o t . o ht Messibetely by the mom o* ;he table mil Nis emelt hte lese : t hsw eeilleSelli i essi f 4e 111 " 111 Se' gibe " eede ..."- ee•eisheels . - et Ate ranee. or Ike esesseros to stritlient the distaebitisees. site alseeid mate Pluto trod Alt "' e l." vie ' . tug lop ' • of d iddho dad d of the Sable Lord lusseelf, to-thew that .dire diremeis .. ... he 4111111 • 4 _ „„• raw* ft _ __ _ ~ " 4 1" "I ' Ll • r••••••'_. __T•' • Sir H. PARNILL Missies mete umble to imeragme• fair Mistletoe state that jaatis - ors, airy ore real ' {linty "I Psi° 1181 deep mom' • - wee" We "ew •••• 0114 ••••• the facie Ma has matter of the coestry. Sock were NM sr. hot. bp the strong sae of I I re. _....„,,,,,,,,, 1 _,,.. ehis „,„„„.„,„„. serehha t risky pool saes were 1111COINUIty to OK • NI . 40 wil . ""••"'„M,..' - 1,,,'"r h .,,, e s ; 77 1 7' 5 - sh a a • lertaill. He did oust deo, the oeceseity of therms !row _ 1 ••• •161 •• • • • •1 •1 • 6 2 61•4 " •••• 1 !°*• 141 • 6 „, igpt mid evil notate of the dissractioes, that he woo obligw4 . Memo proem to be placed isms - 7 4 7.•. d ."7........ 1 . at... t d...... ham, Weld wet my this e:satiliatioa might be y shs "'We." the Ill " milltles 6. as 111 'seeds Ile 10 5 selelll lbel III" " 64 ' 1 7 meager" were lwe el wilt"' 101 I OW P e • S b e I ' , " et ' -e - . on ipilklifTiliilii - e - ikWALTbi I 4 • • 1.10.01111.1111f0; Ica the etteierbesees beet dositiltr " the M w ,_._. allsbe e lb° , if lb• l i bb l ib u ri e ill" phase. Mese ardbese albeit of organised rebellion ode raging Id Met . its*. fed AMMO • wish ..9t 14 • tht. , -iambs« Is the bawls of the r aoVeraill ".. ..4 04,i . vb.. 5a i n.....• Rear mil Se ebelilbeereelees If lee" we/ eaellell• orwereary. He was sorry to may Hitt the papers of Me Nails of moths germ wabbles.g li • &WM 'sae Mr .1 esemessorkiet, ,• MN. • homer speeasesseew asaardtwi l i T i , • gareeempg strootst al e restored I. price ...I peed Al e ; l e t Pe. Of mot - filtafraol,trogielli le Ilse Abbe a biked 1444 did me is for eassegb is the statement; Ilse evil was tine ii *imp mod sirldim• leg ' -,..• 4..• , ea l o a m y 4 i c i on if mm i sh , "w e , SheoelSelliee of Parlosams ir• (tuned is. tie ' Pledar o t e Ill!! "I 410110 _. oel "mewl 06 • 1 llfelbe fiese", Mail . He of Moab meow sommitade Mae that esstaiwrd is she eartdialow a IffieMap .40. 1 tui , ...l oom liwi t we . " m im ic b y pa it i mr ... Ale Ihdailk g• she distressed sod exhausted teStaithmi .r strobe sot el it ••• as • 6 •"'"" la""we l but he •p_ paps*. /ism would be other uprose...ties lo gait* 'Semmes roughed en of: bu. • y MAW efra.**ln 113 Om *MOW sod Pea 'fillet (oily Mitt the moms of the slosorthevt hat is ousel with sod of 'retool' ellstlerAlwr Wes libels/ so istimmytedie pasewretr the choosey.. luse./1.1.4"1ee* Les w 1. 6" a" ••• " •leet °kW • at the Moir Ibromerible Cleithiasa t ma 'dewell : ‘ 6 i sk iddd hodh od,d. . " K w., 0,,,,,b tam • b hor di ahh dy k . • dieellesseet he .a ds el emiapicosoe i bid.:mores of "At os , ...... - _.., • . w e the Noble Lard be !id ma ogres to Me *smalltime of sod opmemitme frie Ike mete p ‘h at i sh b othasd ....", d ..,....,.... s e isosiss AmieweriiMtios, ae the V l / 4 0111t sod r of a !foie to a, 6 .'"`_,... x ._, •1111111 111 _, Wal " 6 / 1 , to 688_,,5e. The distillery " w • maims over .sbe amass wishes* Smoky. He MOM' of the irregolarsties +WO t 4 sg• . h . ~,h aht7 h eto 1 : - ; 4 , 11 - T he , h &eked serelbelwill by the • applirallok of eissisege • :=C pws e""" • ''' • ' -dlswl " P ull `" all the C " .. "'" 4 """ 'seemly. for dr period elm ths NW, mould be milliPtio (Loud afellilla . • ill I ellefloeil. le • 'the lut four years Them W. 4,, N mist i o r. nes t ...i....4 l ute sh e ge t eee e e l e e ir. . . air. F yyzwimung raw h , : 4.1116• 4004 eller siova. . 1 01 1019 • 6188 .1.1m. se w= be oll". 440, 410 .0.64 . 00 . 1114 11. 2 ake llr . . 1 P dp " : ".111 . 5 N i N 1 11" .... t". fa110w 4 ,4 0 .it 5 .. 11 , 1 . 1" .; t 5 c ; a t l itret-i -a •ip he belied ICON/ ewettetlessa to all, uf tlone 4 4 681101‘ Th e *a mi de s*, at by the N o bl e t. 0.1 we e mail , et . sects hstewahm , is am . mpg . *mem deism , awast • ohashy , „2,, ese Mu euptimeitia of the Hablas Cie jet were agt . r asa ba - - - 61 • 1 •1 1 " 1 "• • ‘ . 4/ 4 411e a Istilke t) B "' air lid- -- f teem, sod wily Sued to prim the peace of frolabill - i !imp scoaosgeraird With .use it were eet woos, to se, ashow ha he ee 18 . 4 so iiii i ibi ri,,. emor.-eis it it hid sever bees eyed before to * ' &Ms :......, ...,...„,_„ .....____ ....." 7 " i n . ?, ...._._•• b•il l,_ w l,.._,_ lll.o i embliog is wordy. Whatever emcees weeded do prearee : „b o w e • amt a w a y wi th the 1t.= .18. = . teas ailemoble. Movie& Weak cad s* borasead em disembowels . • i s Ireland-0r as if it had ewer' . • '"n"`.,__ ..___,.. ___'• l''''''" •'",'""'"_ 2 "`,. " In " '": •• 111 ! .• 511,18 • Arneltasrei. limy 0 0• 14 slily is Ow* • sum* he of tiliewarr , wileb tbe peopte of Ireland a 4 , she. jriph oeweestsp. N. s " iiure ons his soop ti o gnat was 'tic het r Let the f dr : • OP•o• lIMEMINIPM. ee esle sre I s/ sae" nocifts ogiowillet . duration. If the Intostioa were I. settle as peace or ire- , tent tea gitervale the evil.-0 . • wok heahisehat Ist} . b .. hi . 4 .... i10i ... sabot mils declare 'h. Had not Bills of eomeltia , *2 . " • . 6110•S• 10 , I." she " shells ••••1 1'. There were . 1 . 611 1 "?'" 0 ". 1 7. lbeY "I" go Is she wwel ut "we'll. ne ',Premium go which he wool assawahraetwwww hoe two a hahwahisse. H. WW,4l,nr le PI" ? .. 1 1 .6d net I onrreetion Aet •phe . g m ilea welch room have it on souse Noire ateseted that the Hose would be prepored early is the See- . u peace cafe ..t er o t oi to Ins I Am passed, as soswern of security 1.-aotl hail - I if 11.1•1111•41 Pelbegeeehk'fise„,weeld call ue „ she _..l.... Gesilleighs ,__,, . dell le el' lel° She I s b jel t "Id ibet lII* ma i" 4)l ' belaad shoat by the total abalso:i keirebiowl•tosbaremesestree so mob teems. Hetppealed e imeeeree * p eri od ~,,,,„,,,,, i n ey bed he y NNW, kit aesillmes latest to serrobsolate Me moth a a l eee the proposed 4106800,01 wilt awl , Weirs * *Nei- 611 •Mberle, emu Gratlesiss soliciestly sestishsted iwith the particulars, tw ee Acts gram convey, in It .Bmadisind. 'Be hoer that gelerralay speaking Ititis ' leas "' Is the e*lfse o f " r eel . . Weld hours amoebae Ewa ;he beltrime this the Ustirso, we ssealisirre bad beets . to Sulk . be at hest opportunity gives to reform the eillioniontiblo . part of the Act which related to the node of trial. IM Mr. BUTLER admitted that arsons( es aaaaa et were nem. He bad so &air...! to east a its • owe alpha* la meow C .. she apseeetwe ease. of iwg at • ilio rept of the evil, it Wei t . . '"'llilt, ChM meow .: ..__ ..... .._ ..._ _,...... ~.__• eery. It was allowed oe all hands that the disterbesees did Illagissesen he Imew that I ....N ag ahath se rl• lhe diet i ashesheyee' .had lis h . e eds pese te e enesee ew , . libe lee , we t tise es . t elm er;geo llisi ef f setl y" itio w it hia . By h the dni ra m p% l eedi alon ti?.l o,4= E ledamiies og II the ?Well ON MU Ii VI le, Of me 9orrooperr inn Noble Lord, te Jut IN the Howse In Mortise Mr sot °Agouti is religicreSee political eauses, they proceeded lath vides% of high character. lendee 6 l ,7 from dnlten ; India sow thiut that the Maglatrary imaitees was far num inert .spandreppow tame, slay *cot as seem „ Look after diwerbames Moe meld tam hays so roil de; .. -ow ouch terms. ws w there soy British Gestiessaa preeest - • - mew who Ins prepared in Wate, dial es such a tepresewestios be were i 11l be 'rowed with the additional powers; \coastal Aria implied. It was etstoriol „__ .____._ __ ._ ... ......„. ow . hasee He agreed with the Nohlr Lord that the Oa , . propose a ease, a very &sermon one is 'Maui. of • M.gi. taatanees jollier was bough wield fad himself jasitied its arteries to sash • measure . . atioupowsup4 •=l l _7,=_' . 7:,. t e - 1i 7 5 ;" 0w ..., is. the two Bills soot be a rouvesiesee q it h itie.who kind • Wire farm sad had divided It into lar file petrologist of *.sis emus, ?--(Hear, liror„).- •".•`• , ---.,. „_ - , filled ~ ffitt Vader all eirc•nutanrea, W i Nosemr 7 bi : Ns "r r wir l""'"'". V aial . don . 3. 1 ; •• the reasons foe the Bills were, Wrenn, very a 14 Ali de .. owes. we yeT On tellools who or payiag rent nets overdo to the prnposition of. 6 .... ..... He was maddest there was out wee ma is Srs Home _ _..._ _.. Mn ,l ,o,ab b , Pitch pupil ties , is imeld Sc' i n 1 4 4 , for 111 " immirmaisai or ihe . Helene Callus Ail. fish W . lsel lie kr- . .. he ki s ee is else " imetb......(u .., ) he charged before wi sad the Msgistrate would hare the with a view of all'ordisg se II self wmeseed whoa so 'robed st t ad dose of the Omeloi. '" power of traosporlin hum Illagistretes is Ireletsti were tbe asters of the evils with wl doilltrom to , west to prowl - abelhures. Is the west .. He mold us awe :• there war sot a Minister s ' ides meld so* spiesb we „ and. ahem she Ithasehemeee www sod Wog Wheeled elia dist:moil aid theireclid satires . merely imithhersea for the greater met. the Beelin Gentlemen mi l & -Me,,,_ me to propose ►it so them ...Mow, hear. hear.):-.Thes ►be Mr. ObIATTAPI raw we mien for taktur up the time of the subject, and be better nu 411/ 8 1 1 6 Memel twill is • •Ktie•lesrell Pelellellee, elms " Litillirkk Is Il itinkilsl. ' it Will 215•11 " g resif ir' - ' claimed for Me = 44j:settee' . Hader if show trop swam shoo that a say ► yssiss.. Midas that sh o t mum, !Meld have bees ilieught WM. *eat " * """" this loopteseloo• ma the lii ...'- ZTesst civilised to alts meal barbarous part 4 of " e t' ths She Noble 1°14 ‘ .2 ee• ghe•••1, ' WI hete t deists Umbers se Ow How. • Tloo lletwed were eel . iThhe:ft7l:o4•llit ... =ter A kid : rtes. ile Mew well that it was seeessary to preserve the "id * set S. P t ' s. The Noble Lord disfi:i • ieraly...thery also re te• the of Eseland. tribe tbe House, se ma of the resiarhs he loseudest to make bad Wit? of these tasaturr• at a been satietpaled. He here the state of Me reentry to be Mr. O . .GRA DT explaioed. that of dottraetioa. la that part where be had been he was Mr. A BEKCROM liY said aweansweat arose eseastm wed waste hew ehtsissw e w se she moditiore of belied es bring trey dreadful 'ty lad H0wee . 4 . 6.4 , __ ____„._ _ , _ ~ „ only bar prised that they seined qeiet. Mere quiet- resod; fora measure of err twin to twomer me tareswens of lie minion peo. me !weeniest it way fell oat by seadest He wes cos- of the Habeas Corpus. Thos. AllSbeihr abeit .1 libl es it triatle t. . 1111 11114 M.1 .6 . 81 . 014.41 • as T s li 7, o l 4 w i a t : ii" no l ot% b ti l llell hvel ; w htl e 7l:(Lord elms" Lousl i tTe:47. i lt s r. 6 4 l l76 ll sai s jut bo,' - ' .."1- P* ells "7 ferli•ll of C.f.* desire of n i nkabl " 6411•461 '''''• ii ,- ed ohs% noshing woratil be effisted for the lasting look it die Papers before ilt ew . ct ,. is th e ea / essa list*, let them oot ths.bsatilypasa this frightful Bill; MMus ohms for yie illieglereb •1111141101*11641411011/04/ft• ; 111 SUSI ft Wl* " th im i wh.irver a • W ill a' peace of Ireland by these measures. They might pelt thiwu . contalued nothing to warm .. . . . . . • a the dieterhaseet. Then why did the Noble Lord . ask i i11 _..... ** r at. " I° " liee t lb•ir -"e"'"?.""' ! ed " es "- the samodsmie troubles, We, wttlitsal outer remedies. the oee• ] existed in the .audit of any • t 1 .I 1 1 1