The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TvzsDAT, ATIUL 20.
The home met at 4 o'clock.
ROYAL ASSENT.
The royal assent was given by oseasieslow to the
Marino Mutiny, and five private baba Tho Love
Melton were, the Lord Chancellor. the Marquis of Be
bury, and the Marquis of Eimer.
PETI LIONS PRESENTED.
By the LORD CHANCELLOR, from articled clerks in
Msuehester sod Birmingham, praying that they might be
allowed to set AA advocates in the county courts.
LAW AMENDMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL.
On the motion of Lord RID1111)All, this bill was read a
first time.
PATENT LAW AMENDMENT (No. 2) BILL.
Lord COLCHESTER moved the third reading of

this bill.
After a few words from the Earl of WALDIUWAYI and
Lard Cam , the bill was read a third time. A clause
was added on the motion that the bill do path
BISUOPHIC OF QUEBEC- BILL.
On the satiate' the Earl of DaaaitT, this bill was read
• third time
CEOINVE OF MAIrNOOTII.
The Menials of CLAN HICARDE said that about a fort-
night or throe weeks ago a noble nigl, who was not then in
his plate, had pet a qui sties of a similar nature to that of
which be had given notice, and which he was shout to put
to the nide MI (Derby) opposite. Ile (the Margni. of
Claintharde) was not in the house when the gaieties wee
pat, ea the occasion to which he had referred ; but he mut
my that be had read the answer which we. give* with they
meet metthishment and alarm. (Hear, beet.) Ti.
question was one of great and serious importance; end
had been so represented in that house and in
ether places. It was me with respect to which it was im-
possible that the coentry could be left without some clear
and decided understrialsg. The act by which the endow-
ment of the College of Mammoth was made permanent, in-
stead of being mealy es oessal grant, was proposed by the
Ildble coil (n‘rbY), sad hi (the Marquis of Clanricanle)
was astonished at hearing that there the any hesitation on
the par, of the gOtert=7.: to ......e woe. taintless with
respect to that institution were. (Hear, woe...
The ques-
tion we. one of importance, infinitely greater this that of
allowing the sum of 26,0001. a year to a collegiate establish-
suet. It had been represented as of great unporteace by
the noble earl opposite in 1845 la that year the arable
earl said, " Noble lords asked whether this maroue
was to stand sloth ? He replied that this was
M be taken by itselt ; but at the arise time to
be taken as an indication of the future conduct
of the government. The government desired that
this measure should he considered in the eye. of the people
of Ireland as a manifestation that the goverment had re-
solved to treat them with conciliation and in a spirit as ho-
nourable to their Roman catholic fellow subject. as to any
other portion of her Majesty's subjects. This was not to be
treated ae the harbinger of future TOVISUft . ; but as an in.
dication of what would be the conduct of the recessing
towards Ireland. He believed that it would he so received
in Ireland." (" llear, bear," from the Earl of Derby.) The
answer which had recently been given by the noble earl
was to thi.cffeet—that there was no intention of altering the
endowment of the College of Maynooth be the government
at present—that qualification "at present, was a most im-
portant qualitication, for it must induce doubts in the minds
of every person who heard it or read it whether there was
not some intention of making an alteration with respect to
the College of Maynooth. If be had had niegiviap when
he read the answer of the teethe earl, he bed gnaw stir
giving' when he reed the epee* of her Majesty's Illeilabor
General, undoubtedly a gentlest. at unisessie—peethe-
Maori and parliamntary The spode of Sir Them 116111
was very pregnant. The boa. sod leaned gestlemes
What I feel it myekily le my te pea upon that iniriet
is this,—that although so sus wen be son velailest,
say, no man would man steadily nem than I wand to he
a'party to any act, basigner expediest.beweverjust aurae
grounds, by which Me mei faith of metiament migdelliethelis
promised, yet I sheWsupport aid sordidly tommot. the
motion for a tomminee of isquiry into the water aallials
norm atteadieg that omit, die
Wee h about to be heeright
hare the Meese it Oemmese. (Cheep.) Ma M.
gesdemen. es the rem* ef the tontines of that ems
matte, and as the neon of that committee, it
shell be found that, combitistly with the good faith of pees
Memest, aid sesetiteuly with what become. all paha
MS tesimersa arise heseer and integrity with their U.
low-ecieoomies. his piodbie to put an end to that grant,
I for one shall rejoice is alatturriog with the government,
et which I am an unworthy member, In an act entirely to
put mad to it." It oppoired to him that Sir F. Kelly
bed des* expressed the minion, that if it were pmeible
tliat ma end to the College of Maynooth, he had reams to
t
that such a mann would meet with the morn
-
✓ase of the goverment. Did it set appear that them was
Some oestraet, and that the governs's* woe amine that
then sheen be gems isquiry for the porton of assarteda-
kig whiner nay send not nisei themselves Gem Met
mama er eagegemeat ? He null set mow to lay
ether eesdesies this that the BelleisesOmegel dielen to
11=krikrto know tha gmeriathe similtinet= ent
to the lea. and learned gondemes bed adverted?
It woo ems al which the geniummt had net given any
=settee; ad theybed set eves mairred that it was
handout to brtag es* a modes hrwerd. Ile taw
hem the votes of the Hier of Otowesse that Mr. Smoiser
lid given notice that es Thorns/ be would sum Ise a
.diet eammittoe to Mph" not tate eon
integrity
siatiost
sr sigegemeet, or any smilies of the er good
aith of oesitamest. bat te itt
_imply as to the state of
einotiga la the Cap of Musson. Tide queedom was
dhemerd in 184.5, gad es that omit the sells earl
asks) did not meth that the MB Aran be %listed ;
lathe moved that a assatittlie amid be to
bags he es to the system of siseitiell et May-
ate*. That preseides was mropeold the sale earl
rineelotod
(Derby). lie (the Mimi of Cleidem ie wee set saying
rase word as to the "has of the mane to obi* the Bob-
eitesdeneral bed selemed ; but this wee a matter in
which the gewommine might not to leave thogrZtame
AWL (Bear bees) The easeaseemest of
ef the mmersiest set to has. boss mob to the per
• of tholisM bet is pediammit. Ti my
est the gesinsest mil woos hewn by some
teremet is beep op es helltudia Thigh thsy vele* ether-
grin MS, le put as end te. wet ageopmities "hi* be amid
sit admit ; emd le ray that mamma mad set lweitute
es
Swirl would boptehedi elerial The ems weinet to ar-
gued in MO. SO MOM Pod this Wind them manes
ware open to parliamesS-gusidy, to hien dap so they
wan—to Satin Mai toltsreagt—ar Ss mita that
Saitutios men elfeiu.l. lie had adapted the latter
awn Lao rase hither smash the adds len mid be
had se Mat Mss the sone sad wean mon Is s theight.
lima mamma the gaieties whisk be woo "dog to pat M
bk.. wady, TIM WOW the Steatites of tie emensiont
' so to the meintinesee. or putting as end to, the Cellos
Tho o
4 MitVf D (Erl ;flew') mid) hods. I eat envy that the
noble morquie was set is Me Mem when the gamin
was pest Mme on a hewn tenelea, he I sada this
ame year lordships the remakes, in substance, of the
semi matter. In the bat place, I believe that the
sawn which I did give es that emesdes wee sot
precisely that which was quoted by the said mash. My
answer wee on that it was set the tannin of the
neat to any alteration with regard Op Me et
Ma at present, but Net bar 'mity's govenmeest
so present 'sissies of peopelegmty thenties I. the
state of the Law with nand to So Osiliego of Mayan* ;
and I added to that aliamant dist. sesedidme. I mum
observe that the attitude whist bad boas Ines by
Roman catholie chunk owl the mirk le 111111111
it appeared to have wiegreed. wain mitt to the nib
cultic. of them who aldosol to dohs& the teslisumee ef
the grant. (Demist evils at . Korb leme.l Ity Iteds.
I must may also that the rillerallp el tbitstallas Mat Ises•
amasses will be mimildisehhy braced by the apes* of
the noble imersio eapielsr—fhier.
Mere are two mem* only ups it ea
net; the first mend is that of gamml whey. cad the
mood that of geed hhl. deo, oith nein to the woad
mol dist width r bane 1 the meta poem*
St Itali a liege pieties ef the_ potpie of meta
orestey
m
use* to madise a rest whisb h son ropugmat
M sidigi=(liete. lager);igo=rll
to thee mom* *News the
smotha g=odhillo alispenw. NA rem to thing that
psalmist is In as isseet b.O to eistinee the poet by
sty enlgolles. The sent smisode near the Behan of
azMasi OD Obi Cs the assollem of
sr emeernes uo gnat mo em the
... , bee bees to the perstmemestame
ddiewrkrag
M Siam milholle verbena et the
Qates's &minims a =sad theologied odseritles ; ain In
fie hope Mot sodo liberality sa the part of parilemist
eadinued from yen to year, ad siniemed by a pennant
iseatmest is 1645, mend pierloos the Mena gash the*
might be expected is se isightemi end welbeinested
priesthood; well ellional to the trews mil to Me eons
city of the country, mid dimmed to etilltsite the
petaeiples of charity sad letheneemee, of poste maw all
Mange of the maple, duelled loyalty to the arm, and
Meedieses to the laws. (Ben, beer.) Then are the Os-
elphe upia whisk the grant Me hem testissed. The
nabs awirmis mid he scull easily sologolun that tr.:
tees is LOS, who opposed Me rout es
, when doe law hed perned—be e=rideasmeelf,
rittel7.lo rag te my, " and when its virtues had bees
OM
"—Oreglasr said he scald andentead that pis
ems oho Me 'Wesel gnat might ems' sow is
ibeeteltlsmose at the law; aad is nth a memo of pis
maks there wield be se lammiliaasy. I emirs that
the sworn of that prepolidia is small, true 1 oodmoray
pones who supported the eiggied mast M tho loge sad
grapestaties that it weed modest he ether huh Ma it has
penseed, are alike guilty et as imiermistesey if they
Nimbi have altered their opiates with mord to Me
of the mat from the expeelegos of Me pest. a
bear.) The noble marquis bee men liiiar• ea le
than I have, and he is able to read and seedy sews-
of speeches which I am set able to
Lor m-sr mast beg to disclaim. e. the pen
of my magma of her Majesty's gmensest. bit
here mad* responsible for any rte
any speech tepee any hustings, end MOM ridirilit=
smile responsible for the comments whisk the
marquis may think fit to pet on such supposed apenhes.
My lord. (continued the noble earl), I mane with the
noble marquis, that it is not by the speech stony individual
is any place, it is not by the declaration of any individual
Member of the ',merriment on the hustings, that the course
elfeitilirsthenent has to be decided. If there bo any change
a intended by her Majesty'. government, I agree
the sent sie that it is here anti in the other
° home el that that change of policy should be
My Ards, I slit meat that Mr Majesty's go-