The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-19 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUBINE_BB,

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
ATToarrr CIRMICATZ Darr.—From places in 80111iff-
Mika' e, for repeal of.
CONSOLIDATED FUND BILL.
•

Mk bill parieliti7Orgis:TairOitiii,,aiidiiiO appropriate
slue§ are imartal.
The Militia Ballot Baspesioa Bill Wm, passed *tough
mmaittee.
MILITIA PAY BILL
....

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On the notion for tho amolttal of this bill,
Colonel SIBTHOBP sonspialood that the militia esti-
mates provided an allowance to militia cams (ens* sue.
geese and adjutants) for for s He also wow *Mow
whether it was null fatwW to haws the sollonsto Os he
▪ entleaseedl tirs Wee WI alsbo vl6 pro-
vides a*t. the ctrl =di seroomucholosed
taus; bemuse, if the was so. the hem so It would not
he ponounosil be calked on no wadi WOW end under field
cam% bo iosiniset.
Moir 11111WOHD hed not 'WM eat is* pressed esti-
mates were owned to as disesbellel Mt sad asmen-
edusbasd elbmea Hs esessivei it was set to
haw Aiii earn to weamed at quad red sem=mll,
wishthe AM Memo was all then was ;
tbesodare me asset wee peogimed re Add above for
=,la Mare erlimem berms, vim tbe men being
osmemy drill MOM be eseebeil Is be *ltemised
is bateau. snob pro Miss mad be nals.
AAer see e espermises between Camel 81111101 P and
Major Bauseuee,
XL HUMS observed it was a Rockery to talk of amend-
ment in this KM& Bill without du consideration, which
it mould not hew at this period et the seinen and in the
prolant Ono at dam bore. H. retested against the mode
1911=116111 the Wising sittings, and after
whoa Ito wrOslip Of ambers bad retired.
Hm poleolod Rosiest this asele of hrliatiea. Ha stayed
is ihe Mess ea the preview slabt me be weld as Man
Mr 611 em haviag sat la lbe brass ben 12 WM* la
CI 13 Vma nee be Mal eat
stbstar eas hem ika
vbat sa Wok; may meals= iMdir Moult
wow moat be.. tbe MIN arm, meg impales* IDOL bad
beahosed es sad Massed et, seas 6 *ea belei thrown
dbs eatirely to tie slnee of 6s berm Ma wes mot
Meg Juries to tbe ebereter et the Mem Mar, boor)
I. AM 66.16—ese 6slbedpirra S. AM apart the
graded bet bevy berms wideb bsi me bora gig on
be soural years ia oar anal sal Mary
sad elesislly easiest the, as be embeilad =di bifie:
feed, seedless snow to be lemma mile S.
Bill. He ma regretted to AM tab maims in
the mu seem as several eiedeseed ialrurr ael he
mesh Awed tbe asse_rsealt of 6166 A cwt

wwM Mew. Look at Franc Ankh me-sin Is maw
name et the esermais mean of ler waken doss. de
liani hv—b eempellel to newt to that e of tunas
Mask we wen rareat iirsamtaarwszere eienliweapl-
rtglirgeierbe elleeselle nit OM) pennon of
mainline led %els asesiki • poselere. Sate the
of Wallbelea eas kr power, the am of the
yank seislibhmests had kerns* at- or ones million
• hoer, mad we were st this tine peen dl aflliosr- an
amen egad tht et& Girths basso Isa—lar anal sad
Wilsey psecia=) Ife loyelletreloss le Se
of
wean eimiline lbe news of re-
=1.1:614 mealy ear "bat As heavy
anent n wades ankh ups& the penis.
Mr. BROTHISTOIII the yonemeat from
'ay Wein with meal te the kis 'Water the
observies thei tbe 1~ bad
trees nal a Skid Vats they beeight erne' se measure
whisk wee elissiellM.
Wend BUITSORP anima to esq en he bed takes
dew. the nein the Asia boa. siaihnsa the aserstary-
*War the menial Mr they wee *Wed, ash they woos
*Mai he bed previeway stated. Tv, sr dine ambles
when be aid mesoinel hail alai timea him k ble
posein.
Dinar BER3BFORD sal Oar the verde is gen-
tian were uttered the lea. midlastaismlssr served
from the plan ware be mos le alit
evideaUy that be might be abk to r men
aatIIIBTHOILP aid km object to renaving was to
sikThaelrks.thea wt= oommitese.

tarrsormuurr or 7T/11 ruiusworioN
EQUITY BILL.
Os the eider of the day for the third fetikat this bill,
as astesdsteat was adopted, as the modes sift W. Wm-
swisisT, giving tieresdaste power It weer Fynaimed.

.ea then read
ird tine
nd
Th. I'm NISI-PRIUSIIFFENCRarBra.w.
This WU meat through conmittse.
COMMON LAW PROCEDURE BILL.

The liieetiteaweat into tmemittee as tide bill.
Oa dams St,
Kr. J. MUMS moved the eeehelea of in the were him
the weed "doe," `llse 21, to the word " law," La lime 2S,
the hea. taseehree stint Übe to obviate the ateeesley el
The by the Arroarrev.Olono
e.t.a ma dr mem= crii=

forihe s----edntssi---- IS
Adshisl
The dare, with one or two verbal amenamle, twos
then peed to.
The remainias dames were aimed to, with but slight
diesesekm.
The last slams being to,
Mr. NAPLES Mated sCdMr. Whiteside bad a timber
bill repered ter behind ; and it would be int:Wooed is the
ant miss. A
Tts bees' temened, and the ehidnaes
MASTU IN CHANCERY ADOLITIOT (11‘ING
PENSION TO VICE-CHANCEPAR) BILL,
The report of the esmiaittee CM this le was brought up
PATENTagre to.
LAW AMENDMENT (STAMP DUTIES)
BILL.
Th• report of the asonmitans on this bill was brought up
aad agreed to.
METROPOLIS WATER SUPPLY BILL.
The third media, of this bill was And for Monday.
The house than adjourned. On a f to 4) to 6 o'clock.
The house ressmod at 6 itaissiL
PETITIONS PENIUUMID.
Scams' BILL.-57 Mr. W. WILLIAMS Sem metals
dissenting ministers, prayisii= isrendbe
W asses VAIN .
VIIIIDLEY fromw=ntess at peke Sat In
wr.
burial rounds erected seder thin Ours wadi be so
distinction between eternhess of the anabliihedi alma and
diameters.
BETHLEHEM HOSPITAL.
Mr. ANSTEY gave isles to Um Ilmsaiarry of Mr Moms
Department that ha simasid sons thee the &part of the
Commissioners is Limasy with respect to Bethlehem Hos-
pital be laid on the table.
FACTORY ACT.
In answer to Mr. EuvraAne,
Mr. WALPOLE said that the grrernmant had directed
the inspector of factories to prevent any infriagement of the
law relating to the employment of elsildren in factories as it
now stood.
CASE OF WILLIAM HAMBLYN PASCOE.
Mr. CItOWDER mentioned this pose of a medical preset-
Sonar of this name, who had been sestoncsd to ten years'

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trenspertation fee administering Navin, with intent to pm-
curb abortion, saggeningthat ae, to the, evidence
WA given at trial, he titsitenbiesi
yrofeedme, eits• ed
/d WA in .that ineada had
'taken end the woriet ion lilt* 411 he riggf. .
N LOBOS isLAtin. ANO.
Lord irrA LEY, beisi la by Mr. CATLIT,
StateiTOirt the office, of the won* eon their opinion
in IO3LI that the Lobes blare Pere ; and in
answer to Mr. F. SCOTT he sided that tenons had
been nada to the Pensvins...eont= hitherto with-
out sostwee, for fee mom three The beet mod*
of logoriss the Aleieell srto
.of Iwo win by hussies
onopolhiss bee . tog roe had been given to
sheared New Ma SODOM IS it hie 'airtime to the
diseevery anew Woody in than sea.
THE PETITION INN rAvouß OF MR. BMITIR
'BRIZM

IMM NAAS, I emirs; le lir. P. Piece, habil
having, by word wr Wart rid melba to Indus the
WIWI that the wee* pereeseteet were &Mande to tbe
prey*/ of tboir_lor tbe_Loaries of Kr. Ilia* O'Brien.
(.-sursysaDA T rear FUND BILL

Ltd 1. airessit. imii .T. ittiW;pose—E; sake sews 11
eteuies la the up di the isms et the Coo-
ostligid Toad Ea It wil be soactoelest If the
rigid essdesso Closandisr of ths Exceeesw
weehl ix the dims at while he Mudd to bring op She
riCCHANCELLOR eft the EXCREQVER laid, oldie
sobie lord waled to Mike leiss observatisse. sad
.the boon
was *reps blew to beer the gelds kid. es bingeing op
tbs apses of the DergoOdsted Peed Bel le ormdal outs
that he proposed that the report be ossehogil as lionday at
six o'clock.
THE REV. KR. DEMERTT.
_ _ _

Oa the wails that 1M Mae at he siring do adjourn till
11%11011.3111•16, esneideas the Wises* they lad felt in
tho ail of the it.,. Mr. Ihemett, ad the well-advised de•
calm to which they had Geese, eentelved it to be his
&Mg al the cerise mend
st some he
le Wipe. He ISIS brougtoht WM
formethe d the is
Ihe deb et aptiL lbws weeks elepoil, owing to eir
nestenes over Ada he had no tostrol. The delides
dedteligemes wu taut on ilk June,e la the M ate at Mkt, it behq
a , On Wednesday ha weuse et 13
MI actively_employed_ to got pwilems to MVO
IS the esmittrie. Me elaissed the Ems if 13 gladlems
that day. The name if the right bee. peattema the mem-
ber foe the Univ./dip et Orme wee VIM& IS the SUS-
sates without his paraisaisa Ma, eshedli am It wee ear
0611101il that he Wasted as the autheelled advocate of the
sp of Beth sod Web, ad it be newel kis comae it
was thee Ws nem to &lag se shield be stead
to the bean The Ma. sad lend nallems the aim-
Der for the City of Ward mil ase oweast to 'ewe ; but
as it was the nearly 6 o'clock, awl it was important that
the canine should be nominated that day, he (Mr.
Heramae asked him to allow his name to remain, '
as the understanding that it would be withdrawn
helm say evidence was taken and another name
subelititted. Fourteen menthers agreed to serve ; two of
whew were struck out, and others substituted by the go-
von
meat. He stated this in order to show that every
I=l been taken to nominate the committee. On the
y, when he moved for the committee, a difficulty
was stowed by the right bon. gentleman the Home Seat-
tory, who said this wee too grave an inquiry to be conducted
by an tapariest seamittee. He (Mr. Hayman) did not
bad fault with him Ise it ; but, while the matter was
seeding, an he.. and gallium member, who was a blond of
Mr. Bennett, Woks up the dimmers, by waving the ed.
jasmine ot the hmen. Os the Monday, he sampled
the bet to the main al 16. la .cheating the ermatir
we, be had bead ao dilealty made sa the part of the
gevordeat, Omagh they Id spree the inquiey,
spoken NOM it, end divided amient it; but.
vibes the dealsits want wad them thee we
no dispositions as their pet to impede the mei.
nation of the INlsmiSiat. Be a illarialty was intwpsaill
by the right has. wawa& the amber for the Calmar
of Oxford. He wpm* that WM the soninsittee bed been
nominated that be (Ni. Homers) Muhl be ordered by
the house to lay ea the table edam snide et heads d
charges. The prewestest was ready to allow Mat to=
cud with the aseeintisa et she ememittee
was not to be akm Mk" dish he (ldr,=t t)
did
not propose, bat the sight hem. padensa will the bras
that he should ail 'sly prepare as asendesse bet that be
should maim a ad the homes mede its
arrangementss~M . geveramatt la the stets d
public Mime to gimp way; as there were 36
orders es the wpm the dismiss Newt have come on so
lass Ia the wesiag that it wield lave been impossible to
nesaiaate the esmatee. It was his duty to az= why
he had not weed to the euggesdat et the right . %ail
Ilemea, whtb weed have ambled him is have
the amenithes append. (Ham, hear.) He felt
thin he men ethanol Moabw if the Male had
me eight er paw to de so. Three was me preeedest for
=4 am the die heeds or article 0 "Inge la a ease
was Landed. The right hem.
grab= wtnis illa
act deny that newt in cases et im in
t avowed end intended there was se paseethat
rerfralasiri: mune. is that ere what did the
pregaddea et
Vim else hem gmellena ansuat to bat that the mesa
W bee e% end the dealta et the !WOO/ 1/1"8,
with a to the hepeseneat Maar Bath
and Wells? That nendisa etet thethe 'din ado
(Mr.
Borman) might bow dimmest* but lad se right to
ecasmit the 156 manes who asepeed the matio-
rity to the feet that they idaded the ha-
=airat the Bin" ef lath andWelb. He
stlght to de se without theft lISSIIIIIIIIII.
He dine that or thel64 means who dad ia the
=l n net
withal the Mem le be thteil'opacity, mad
e hesae se san e the bin is lie idie
to end* them te sash a ode. lb in es be was per.
=nasseami, the enema up bads id IppleiblaiSt
ben way mash lisegisaied lie eine. laded, after
the right Ma. that mad be did draw
them alp, end L indribesasitirblipleseare et the basso he
&eel hen bemedietely pressed them bet be telt that
be "eel mot do eo without the anssesnee et tee who
wad with kin Anther reins dim he dent de se we
that it would ia Ws dela have Wriiiiissi • bat prow
diet. If it had fame beat emend that a was
met to be made @genet a bbhop tritest fol.
lowed by nineteen the melt would have been
net *pains_ ; sad if in the next pasilannat
a masher bad • mensiat agent the
Mamie d 1M545a. the d Hafer, we eay ether pre.
Me, he adgui lave ben at awe by ea
whether be lent to need n He =
it kis duty le tales tha
seteemsa dew GOMM= eirDeelsn'
coweeme, ed thee
is Mt weed The
swede Mk by h him end Mud eweam me.
wee =in
steed by the Musa to seent to a &elands that the
Bleep et lath eme Wes was bond to
end Mn. lemesel SOW emetreight days altar his
pessealka. Hew es the pant be had pet this ease
:13e. Twin: " The late Vim el Freese died et the 300
levemben, 1561. Mr. Bidet was peeMetlerp the
W elf O Doembeit falowieg. Was the deep to It
▪ hha se sum as the amid I days lei ne eat ; If,
bombe( light he hen Weekly S delayed iditatisa r
The emir was as hams : w The Wisp is not bound to
ritate • gessildise to a Make as seen as the senessisal
Age bin rya eat. The ere is ttheelefj. .eld it was
Wiley the kartspest.hi the tieet , Wiena v. the
Sheep if NOW (3 Misnames Ilepen, p. 15), that the
Mtn bma bed mainuese the. examinatioa of aen
din be beimeem within, the ser 311 de
ten, but the
its widemitthe t
wo
age he :the. elms is, that saw
theemiesel• las biker mt
eb. apeaa IMP a
lb• it be then to The deans et
ethe had Vibe M. Ypale a
ws net h=
Man the. Seidel Ossanillei et the Privy
It is alse lead law (Illesers piper% p. 317) thet a
beep melp take dentee ante 011.1•11 the
tal ftem eta roma to benage, mad be is milti=
sr bottle. Ida wall Is is sable et his than. dis
den is the (sly limit asatiested by semnisis, within
whish the endaelisa ate be awned, se the the right
of penemp may Net Inn •Is the nee 4 seeds= v.
the Deepthettatiea teet plea ea Nov.
2, 1547, ad Xt.theelna applied kr is
on Newabor 11, bat the bishop met mensal his ear
—'--' el Xdayr. Ciadese, as a seadidate be beitatiee,
nee Yes 17th et Dsesether, stew the eased 23 days
had mired. The Octet et Amhse held, eventingielt
Gene.'. peed, the sash delay was SS
FR on the pre et the lithe% _ at-
leaded with immobile, to Xr.Osehamaitilerli;Adl
Tanana Tense..—Dessam' June 16,
Ina we the sena et Dr. Twiw. Ha had takes sew
tidy the aphid at Dr. Pinked ; het, as it was rather
..12e weed only read the he pamwge :--,. I w if
bend, that it fa esimpa to the bishop to he.
'.the clerk at any time within the Mr math' after
=Ws, so avoid • lapse: he the WWII el the
eat ea to
ea are illantriery isly, end met prohibitory, and
haw se beam adjudged he. Ad l' massive, in the event
da awn having beam mewed, a blimp (although the
add law takes me melee of it) wad ant isi he-
wn bead to imitate within the Wags, Has
saingimat ea the esesat esammenel dung tweatn,
sighte=amearadadosisd= the
Blass" On et the
Ma dm yen wes that
et Mr, AV wile the Rasp of Rastas. I. theme
this very was nieed, ad Mk Herne lane Fast
decide the bishop be a eight he mensmee ea M-
osby saw the hw of 26 days teen the her of pre-
vented's. The bssemlia .ember amended by
the =-
Ws atiniside thee theanallea et podia.
semi by ISO cleat•atsdel et
tarZt Vilna Wend amt au med by
the which it WA Whole oast with; • premise
bad, in Watt, been glen te the entry that impend*
eiwaricet 'widow, mad that drew a en of pitmans
we like that slab it bad beat We duty ter =.
betty' bean paelideat weed semisavour to
redrew (hem.)
Kr. OLAONI adS Om en. nalleman had N.
Ended the hew that he nese the bishop with mine
bases ia instituting Mr. Hewett ; but he (Mr. Obi;
Mee) arse remind him of the full extent of his op.
'Thu honourable ponderosa did
that there was and., haste, but he
this with • deliberate violation of the
In sot mu ag Mr. Bennett to due examination, in rd.
=Eh:Teed
Delving him without the usual certificate, and Instil
him with baste and precipitancy, contrary to the ,
room, for the purpose of defrauding the parishioners
their just and lawful rights. On the other hand„ It
bee stated that if the bishop had not examined Mr. Demeelt
he would not have broken the law, but that he amemined
his discretion wisely and did examine him. [Mr. Inc
here made some observation which was inaudibla„
' statement of a member of parliament in his plan we
evidence. (Cheers.) He (Mr. Oladstone) had made that

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statement. soM he invited and challenged the hon. gentle-
man to He assorted that so far as the law was
the task precisely the nasal course ; that
he was to administer the law, sad that he
was oot gailbadmil to dela instituting ea amount of any
aeon.' awl step which night ham been
takes. Whet eMeaM they say of a judge in Westmlaster
Hail who, sat
_amanst et reptesentations made to him pro
+way, NOW to wimissister the law in any ease which
had cease bass hfss ? hear.) The hon. gentleman
said that the bleep &tangled the patties by entering int*
a annesmadmat seliklbasa. No sash Wag. The pectin
peat to lion a requite that he would not institute Mr.
' Bennett; spel be tell then plaint; that he had satisfied
his own EM OS the bpi question involved, and that he
was meshy. M imilienta, He did wet evade the point In
the least, but dandy retired to weeds to the petition.
(Hear, hies.) The hen. gentlemen bad sessid to
threw We bit (Mr. Glatithae) the respiadbluty
of haviesitherthrod with the nethimailan. He was sorry
the hen. pendethan had Mad the hens into a discussion
et *et opesslin I bet, as belied drisi him with Wiped.
lag theneedithelen a the eennitese as unusual and un-
precedented promodi ,ng he would bina, in reply, that
he regnated this ha had Not either nelgiaated himself. sr,
Maims mined la de so. adapted. on tba senpestien of an-
other,' amuse width was In etalbessals with the *beset
dictate. ofjastimb Let the bows eussider, for a somet,
the position in which they were pissed. There were 568
nestles's% abated by three or Nor hundred eneetitnensise
Man* the esentry—a body esetaitdeg the nressess va-
rieties ehrwarner, capacity, and ftlein, ad there
was net one amongst them who was we authorised
to make any charge ha pleased soda* any sub-
ject el her Majesty, and se lay Is en the table
of the house without amusing thy passed ropensibility
whatever. Now he asked the knee to coaddes what a

tremendous power it was that was dm wielded. (Hear,
hear.) What a power over }Oils Minn, what a power
for the destruction of pirate character. (Hear, hear)
This power, being totally unfettered by those legal checks
and remedies which applied in other eases, and which in-
fluenced those who were disposed to vituperate others,
what was there to restrain it I He knew of no restraint
except the invariable rule of the house—a rule which, even
in the worst times, so far as he was able to discover, had
not been breken—that it would entertain no crimioatory
charges unless they were placed on some definite basis, so
that the party accused, though he might have no remedy
or redress for a false accusation, might at least be able to
say " That it was with which I was charged, and that it
was of which I have been acquitted." As to the
statement of the hen. gentleman that he did not intend

ispesehnient, he (Hr. Oladateme) must tell him that in that
we he did est 'admired his own charges or his obliga-
ti... as • maker of perfiesent. If a bishop and • peer
he pedimmeat led bees guilty of a deliberate violation of
the law, sad had defrauded the parties subjected to his spi-
ritual oversight of their just and legal rights, if there could
be any case for impeachment, that was one. The bon. gen-
tles., said the people of England would now know that
there was a tribunal to take up abuses in the church. He
would tell the hon. gentleman that the people of England
had mot first learnt from his mouth the fundamental prin.
Virof the constitution and justice of the House
masons. (Hear.) It wu not reserved for the year
len to task the nation that that house was the great in-
q•est h. **grievances of the people, and that it was ever
reedy to entertain complaints agninot high functionaries and
silken etiolate in the ways and modes which the oonstitu-
tease pointed out. That wes no new discovery. But he
hoped the hon. gentleman would discover that that house
we. est willing to entertain ch like that which he had
usisse they were beveglit forward in a distinct shape;
mod wen the ease otherwise, the house would be-
am the damns& libel sad defamation.
with
Now, the ha. gemilmens was entirely wrong respect
to the made* at the he.. sa the subject of impeachment.
He (Mr. Oladaterse) did met say that when a complaint was
made, articles were invariably exhibited; what he said was,
that when then was to be a criminatoty proceeding, the
house always peeled on the deflated basis of • crind-
eatery document. Is the case of the shipmemy in the
reign of Cheeks 1., the matter complained of being per-
fectly sonsisem the he.. at once entertained the goes-
*" mod pooesied to vote impeachment ; but where there
ins so ash notoriety the house always proceeded on
=Maof a documentary character; sometimes on a pe
sometimes oa a document of some other kind.
1A dee mom et Sir Jonah Barrington, the report of • com•
ninon essidentilly brought to light the grounds of accu-
'ado& ; and the case of Lord Melville arose in the saint
way. In both cues, documentary evidence formed the
hems of the charge. The hon. gentleman said the charges
were never exhibited except in cases where impeachment
was intended. On that point he was entirely wrong. The
hon. pentium MENA to think that impeachment de-
pended entirely ea the jeep's& et individual members of
that house. It was me web thiag ; they could not speak
of a private meraber impeaching, except by a looses" of
langsage whisk did not express the mind of the orastin
dee. If the hos. gentleman thought that writ.
las *ens. iron mew exhibited is that hew, ex-
Nei is nese of laredisent, he would resommomd
him before be tent into:dosed sack a subject to refer to the
owe of the Sinop of Wenner, vol. 14, p. 37, of the
Jounah. The right hen. gentleman then read the case in
sappiest of hie view. If it were the practice of the house,
as appeared ben that case, to require written charges
when nide:toe was to be taken at the bar, much more no.
calm was it to require then when it was to be taken be-
les • select sommittee sonapceed of • mall ember of
members. The honourable seediamart elessiima did not
Me the principle, whisk was that what there was
gemisatory matter seine a party, the been should
prone& except se the basis of written deemants
or of tams whisk ware notorious. That principle
he drams& the lemourable gentling= to shake.
Hai the boa. mod mead gentleman proggeded according
to preeekst to toofko, awl had be kalmodsd to abide by
his /Ratko. the headset abuses eight la ban bon drawn
up. litho leo. mei kayoed pollen= did set do so in a
meter which he (Mr. Hem en) had stated warranted Ma.
peashinent, it would have bees osmqseteat for say other
hes. gettlegen to have takes the ease en if the lese. Ind
heron maraber's hoods. But whether the saes was ate
milks for kneeling* or for ang ether alma ef seignoll
present up, he (Mr. Cliedateme) thought he hod shown
dee holm that the gnente, even la leer Yeses,
bad invariably ben- to Weed to the amend that
shelter, that thcogh they sight have me stimady
or redress against accusation made is parliament yet that
they should have sash a Mew that seeing injury might
wells den to their shismologs by hes. enthuses going
lute nsanitteas of &theme ddabs for information
le the ameged, ironing new, and omitting
ether Odin evidence, es they pleased. (Cheers.)
Omsk • peamodizawee men wacky of a southern meridian
din thud he we lived, end one which he was sure
that keen would met emoodes. (Cheers.)
Mr. HORSHAM is the cage of Sir
Idea !Wigton asiellgleilleake On
of Worcester, to which
the olght hem geethseest bad ed, though the allega-
tion egoist that relate was draws up, beads of charges
again him ewe sot exhibited. r Ga, eh.")
Mr. GLADSTONE wail an IFINNOI with the kn. gen.
thmas theme the tern heads ef done. (caw, hear.)
whin he sought to establish were, that a
dn beam naming • put race of elate of soy
elson apien the law w be te put hie monatiaa is
• kiwi soil wham dna he emenedty with theprinciple
am& goanies alike moo, mad with the palmskke of
sad enema' judge. Mew.)
Mr W. P. WOOD gave some explanations_ is mpg* of
the 'plain given by bite on the previous dimeift- se le
the km et the ems.
The CHANCELLOR of the RECHEQUEE kepi that
be.. goodness would postpone further homing of the
hem mod loins& goallenn's propeelds• of the oast par.
desesot Ataithen was ne brae Whoa ths bens.
He hod ago to Weiler* with the abnision be-
fore, bonen de be.. gentleman the member for the
Unimmdty, sad the boa. sad learned amber for the City,
of Oshol, had be ensiled by the hon. end learned
ember kr Ceekenorath, both as regarded their want.
Wised awl their kid sogi it was bat fair,
themthat hog druid be bend. He hoped the house,
Yawner, Wad sweet Idea he resakeloghen. jeatiumes
thee the pokily' of speaking so the fea of adiourn.
which ought la be treated with we=
mon
&Noswasy. lont wee ante lannekie for taut pulls
to be .meld ou is the pawn ornate of alike man his.
gnaws availed themsdna et OM pekkgge with gaoler-
aim He lesEig= night aew posse& with bemiseas.
Zs alit be to say, ma the pas et the gems.
mash if eight boa. ireademe• (Mi. Gladness) had.
paved ammse to the modem dohs& mg learn-
ed swan h e elmnseek, it would, se gnome el No-
de% hove smodvad swat. (Her, home.) TIM boa.
mad Isintel nesdier keenemodt had am semis ja-
des le the goonsoint, with reopen Is the sogpmt asselved
boa thee ha de seamiods• of the semmilime i bin he (the
Chandler et the Harkentse) wished to samba the hens
—the moths le the esmnitese bong withdraws—ghat the
law wee isle hi the mnalidhatmey state he wink *ay fiend
it, and that the goessummot eensidened it the to take
it into spend emsallecolh with the view le randy tn.
grigname momplaned et(Cheers.)
Sir A. COMM= would not wish to Maui ht the
way of pails balms I he desired to guard himself=
the idea that his Anse saw anent to the legal
enaagiated by his hen. eel learned friend. He dissented
is logo from ken.
Mr. NSWDEGATH =fiend, that although he had
voted in Smear of the amnion of the right hen. member
for Oxford, he did not aggress of the institution of Kr.
Bennett._

Yr. ANSI= mu bra lig to call attention to the
daroldeoe of Lod , is reference to the expul-
sion of the Fen Chute ministers from Austria, but was
_ kris& of order by
intligenriAiiL liberated that as the hon. and learned
somobbat in& glees modem of a notion on the subject, he
add not aelidpoto