The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-23 00:00:00

a tae landlord, such as thews connected with mines I
gad quarries. There was another set of provisions &gating
"se sad against burning the land ; and in those cum
a mete would hare power to issue • stop order to re-
ouil,a--,;:ion having obtained sufficient evidence of the injury
keel in pregress ; and, an a security to the tenant, he
IN IJ have power to appeal against tits order before the
es :Canoe of it. The neat ,object to which he had to call
amnia* was with relined to the dwellings of the labouring
oa estates ; and he desired to express his decided
women* that in this direction several improvements were '
Wwied, and which could only be mad, by the landlords
,Tni,- .tees. lie thought that it was desirable that the
',bowers should have decent eottsges, and that attached
m these eottaite• there should b. garden allotment,. (Hear,
hear.) la purmance of On object be proved that ea to
she cottage• which were rated at nut more t an 61. a year,
a stiould be the duty of the landlord to keep them in repair,
and that it he did not so keep them in repair, be should he
deposed of Any me ans of recovering rent : but at the same
lune that the landlurel should have power when he
re:nivel a Mon thing his employment to eject
hen from hie cottage; and other powers were given
to the heii..iord to enforces the covenant of the lease.
Ile now came to deal with the law of distress, a subject on
•....n there prevailed great ddfere nee of opinion ; and he
bozged to es, that he had ii..t i-tereotyped his own opinions
ea Use elites:sou, and that he invited every diseusesion, and
w.-5, practical imponventeneein this bill. (Hear.) The alter.
noon. he elel propose to make were extensive. The present
Ile .11owea distraint to sea yens rent. Now his own con-
,n,,,en woe that nothing was inure unmerciful to the truant
than to allow him to accumulate arrears in thin way, for
m... 1 smeary were 'weer pad; anti while they were
Wolf atnimulated, &suasion and bad feeling of course
w oitel raw between the landlord and his tenant.
ll ;Mr. Napier) proposed to Inuit the right
ti .listrais in this way ; that no distraint shall be made for
te.e real that shall base al...emulated ter more than • year
eh
. 3 half be fore the dee of the warrant ; and that before
5...• party executes the distress he shell be re quired to make
athdavit that a sum of motley not leas than 4f. is owing to
the piston claiming the rent. A. • set off against thin
right of the lan llonl to ell, rein (mil he wan only followiair
th iv.main..ad,ium of the De V.. 11 COlalliillll4oll, that the
law of distress should not be oboleshed altogether) he pro-
-Ine that the tenant should have the right, if he should
a.,., that the rent chimed win due, to go before the
sherd. and nave his rent ...count examined. Thu sheered
so decide at once; and ca.h party, according to
the dement, to deposit • security fur the expensed,
which funds would be lodged u ith tee clerk of the peace.
There were then proviaione with regard to the removal of
dts:rese and the r.ocee of distress, which would, he hoped,
tend to counterect the densdrainiation which arose from that
source. lie hail provided different forms of ejectment. lei
the service of ejectment there was great efuldtrdon ; and, in
Melee to remedy it. tie pr posed to confine the *Write to the
parties actually in posseesms, sad such other parties as had
availed thrower. of the Well registry. lie also abolished
the nec.veity for reversions mud fictions, eonsiderialf asj s-
tem at contract more cont.:eat with advanced civilisation.
As re garde d the case of OVlMlOiLiiill tenants, it was pro-
ve I, d that they should he disjosed of, as in England, by a
summery frote•eling. Then, a. respected deserting tenants,
neroms, for e 'ample, who emigrated, and lett the
Lind ..,,,capied, ha had provided facilities to enable the
laadioult ..tet possession. aad if the tenant returned, as
was sometimes tlast ease, ie..fore the eapiration of the terns,
the race was to be treated us a simple misdemeanour. He
hoe ems to the last bill, which provided for what he
u4,41.t term the traaftition state of Ireland, If they had
Nov to du with the future they might perhaps rest con-
tented wilt the three bills which be had already explained
to the hawse ; hut a tag rortios of Me country was at
present under ts noncie e from year to yeti; there were still
a;oreet wormier of small terms; they km to deal with the
ewes of trnAnt• abu bail M. 1•1111 improvements, especially
in the north of inland, and all those re-
quired careful consideration. He would my in
iseseile with regard to the tenant right of Ulster
that it was not his intention, in these Mlle, in any way to
interfere nab it. The Ulster teunnt-right was, in his
judgment, incapable of being redacted to • fixed law; for
It connote . a. varying custom, and there was nothing
whatever to prevent a landlord Irma intrideacing any ens.
lan he pie astal. The reception which had been given to
previous beds enabled bin to estimate pretty fairly the ex-
tort to • Lich parliament was likely to go with refimmee to
tha question; and he would candidly and hormolip avow
lb at it bad been his desieethrougbout to go be the stint sa-
nt which was consistent with the jut righted ainporty,
is giving legal security to tenants for what dim enneelved
to be ineoseled in moral obligations. By this blebs tbneght
he bad honestly carried out the View of the Drees eum-
nook es loch was, that whim the nen de
to make beneficial improvement* the Wedged should
lest have the option of Ikea eat. He be-
Les. 1 tic, ethers of such a state of iennili be Mr create
a sys•em of sercentent, and the weed pea hare
operated as a species of ',dusts' esisention Wilk Mimi or
ascii/van
Use cultivston of the soil. He mow same be a pet of the
subject which had rand • geed dell of coutreney I he re-
ferred to retrooptetive isompormandon. Atter al it his
meet cars kJ attention, he bed saw be the
be Met
the caw of retrospectiveimpenentede eel* ft pam
tided far. (Cheers.) Ism o& In WS dem ef impetswo
Muds was specadad is de Land
pitraimmt Ad.
nod landlovde obtained Ml= ef MOW des
be improve the seal, it sum deer that inch k
wet. regarded as Immellnlol be tit patilmgr=th
that whoa the nest bed made impon emens. be shad
be secured in peesessisa ire • wiespeesegem period eppli-
sable to the clam of improvements wild be he& dlasoml -
bat he timid sot essent that the lan, mew emit eir-
mmences, should both don a seeney eneopenmilia end
tzop has ort epodes. If boa. Whelebeee tbseght pat he
hlieu short of doing asmplete jostles In any peedsoler,
ha should be delighted, whatever toil nAlig be indeed. be
pm kis most candid consideration to
pregitoel tot
misadmest—(liest, his)'—but he be did net see
my slay of retrying out what he hod mediseed led, wilds
64 not resolve itself hate • mosielanyalimmammt .hot.
The right bee. GM lassned geminem conminied so 111-
Mss --tieen them is the win el Me sole Mash I penes
fit the anemias of tit beam nod dm emenemse d midi
propmesere and mamma In blind an aw
_eft beim ie
amnia any of them rights of Mid hem de
bans of sill society ; subject to these rightrs I have en-
desvonrwl, so far as their jut bonito , to not
the immeatiss of Ireland in a Usual sad generous spirit.
(Hear, bear) la preparing this cesla, la every
sememe• submitted. I hami odd any saNare seller tell te
a lit, of labour. AM nog seggeigom wbiell mg hem
after be offered, hem Minn men er It wel sank will
be wept." acid esedbmed in de moos spirit ie whim the
measure has been new senided le this bens. I know the
recompense often Ingllallei ill IBM Ow raw the mode-
rate and 'roadie eitinelli Of illinale *Rim NMI IMF
Itim n claims, eel ilendell ilw swam WIWI Se pre.
Onset to tin NUM demob at lay doss or party. The
mu who is rtmeseess about MO ad meg Meat of duties,
will depreciate My Mean i the middlemes will
dislike, aad the Ihetkins or 6wdaf glmanill mill
modems ; far all this I am taiga pragreil. iwroginn
I have provided a free OWN dm bey and a
biadmase to indite. II I shell hawGadd the wens
of wetrking effeethely the seeentees of a Mai which did
of hissed but mew in Wend, the reeemponse will be to
me an eireedisg pod rierend. (Bear, brag.) But it
may be 'eked, is be le be nit a led of pew and
eprosperitar yby the of logleldlon ? Asraslty sot.
m se f as gash be • pert of the agony
whisk H. may Wm, whose rodeos teach seYd Man the
very me of distributieg to tin magad Om mailamb the
wallas mad the nem ef Menem sod she done. The
aim et lassrubmi ennelimed Mind Me didad kw
of renal, Hib ronimeme bee heir; bet Mill is she
bend I. the grave slain ha which severs peaky nil are
Milne have swopped her

M.+ diens) lame Yr. sal id ber p.
lir. CONOLLY sumeirstaleisd the *he lea sealr
ore es hie amaze, ma meted be Amid readve ken Os
Ztbs 'spree seessery d wry mu lie arcbsese ssise.
balk*.

Serleant SIM had Wised to the Ogle M. es 4 loused
pretleasaa with the easmies, sod 'mid Id lin
be Wu Tf77 1111111 k If beeMlw nimbi= lobo
:fermata isiek essedsossise is asp Mond
te diets* the deft et .
al= to three
MI id did is dad
Set yes sell soft de et the been, lid
bs Id bud dip Use ell =dolma oddest say Who
et astieddies. d joss solder awe tllse des raged
lies et Led Sisdire M. sad dialuisi se provides do
de missiles et de wee esessedies et erw is de
mid sf frobaL Ile mil awe de did ben. ad
lowed gosikeses that tide bill.se ter ire. goring Mid*
t,s, would mile diedetios assmy, if see des*
owe, is the aid doldleisso end peeepeene pert et
Irelsad. (Ob.)
Mr. OEOROII of de bid, ad Mined it
would g'. Is di limed sal Wed disking
sea.

beKIRK thanked the right hae. gostlamas Re the
e. ad toupee of Me eheervatism, bet repolesil that he
had sot grappled with the imetiee of Moat slight. It
should be smilkilod OM lie agepleme he do meth of
Meal ewe the elle Impose= at the leitd. mad beet the
pleV, the worthemeor sled re ands. Neevillisemilag all
the landlords hid reboil them my mail i•
duperatioa, when refeeed jeolleell7 the teat
Se egret. He me merry add QM Ohm whoa bias ,
ssibeee to passim wee emeeded he temog, shatememlol
moe sae to Mow tbe ef sesem_ Avery me
sea depresahe ark • ebb of rad Ye Millomi tint
the oily reatily was • ledMilhe peeelike.
Mr. T. URQUHART of use of the Rik b
semi with the be.. and Inmsi maks ik Kilhomy es
rewarded the lad No hod lids Mth be ear memo
that did set~waW dal arl Irk imaguoillis rr wear
bwd NAAS &sled as as lm et kis sighl Rim and
learned friend wa arm of lad Staaleee mu, with the
exception that both bills men Minded te give ocieapease-
toe for improvements. la taseMeara earl details the bills
were totally didn't's. TM UR et Lad
inmatemachinery fhr maseladas yd.= ra=ea-
awe, lad left ea spooks. Ike priemogg Illigatim.
the preemet hill thus memeee meg lod. He
was me I ans suirms appeals, laid set lad
ea 7 of Imma Add i Iho lr, Ms harm'
tintmeey eilempt is give essepllles le Imml
Will meld he a Ware. It weld ipso allang Mobs
mg la Maw pedantr ing wati be biloood. obi as-
loompobk la se ad ofiodbant No Nookal Nohow
goo
ibe Milos wither orbM dry bed ooad igild boa.
and leans.friars Mb.
lam woo dm aim to Wei In ate'
The Mao ogissong al Wiping aim

CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE
AI.tURASCIS Walt I T.
The aimed try rallejla met Arta of the wade. PONS OW
elterm awl a all prise% loglial et small Mit
Iles mil time el SPlrible le braze maw ClV.ehsliete
heles edam& .sernseldn es the Insuguein
the the Antit:l; eillbeaseitert arra dr Woe.
See =ie truer a Yuma Sake. Wilk et these. Ur. ~Or
freelmi teem liability. ran/ by rimer ..a ample
Ovital—thee combieleg la the one elate •S the adreateiesr":=
111,01111•1.
riva 110NUOSS bine hre• Sedired; siteltt knew% 1631,
the.an of Sl3l, 1•1 Me idiot le the Mines, yeeledei a Hones
'wpm Int! the d 1 West ape heft Sti to 31 pr NN es the Pre-
miums &r.. 1.1 during the in nem se hen X 3 t Xl3 10e. p r ant.
en the mum amend. The nest ash tam Bowen* may be either
nerved le ash, se *oohed et the elates ef W Mound in any ,tber
ws&
Pansies be the whole of Mk roe belf of ate Annual Premiums
he the lint in yens may num. NI eredit, sad nay either L•ociLluue
al • debt am the P or stay be paid of et any twee.
Claims paid thirty day* after proof of death, earl all Policies are in-
dirputable. meet tenses of fraud.
INVALID Wittig', be enured at rates proportion Ito the in-
teemed re 4.

ITtaA.attratoe had already io'eated anioniva to .C‘3o,ood, and
lb. boom. eta edo t JOON po r annum.
The Accounts an 1 /Wan= etateta are at all times open to lb@ in.
apaal m of tae I•4ltrd, or of any psrw alto may desire to a•eore."
Tat.* of Nate,. and forma of eroannal, as be otttatard of any of
lb, tottety's Aaten'a. or of
OLOItOIt H. PINCKARD, Reddest Iketexry.
99. Great Ratuellatreat, Eliaonnboary. Load's.

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