The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-11 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAT, MAY 10.
The lacinri CMANCILLOI TeoOk his mat at
REFORM.
C 6 o'clock.
IIANCE RY
The Masters in Chancery Abolition Bill was read the
woad time and referred to•select camegUce, after which
the Lord Chancellor laid on the table three other mos-
mem intended farther to carry out various improvements
in the administration of justice ia the Court of Chancery.
each of these bills was read the ant time.
CONVOCATION.
Lord ItEDESDALE moved for copies of the forms of
writs used for the summoning and prorogation of the con-
vocation of the clergy for the province of York, and stated
that the ob'ect of his motion was to procure the Mlle pri-
vilege, for the clergy of the province of York with respect
to convocation as were enjoyed by their brethren of the
province of Canterbury. The noble lord drew the attest-
Mon of the house to the question of the revival of convoca-
tion, and referred to the convocation at York for several
years past, at which no business was transacted, and the
archbishop did not attend. Ile eapressed a hope that in
future years the archbishop would allow the session to be
opened, as hail been done in the province of Canterbury,
ia compliance with the wishes of the clergy.
The Archbishop of York stated that on the occasions in-
ferred to, all that had been done was strictl consistent
with .inctint practice and 1.1131:e. Ile could not, therefore,
eater into a pledge binding himself to depart from the cosh•
nary custom, but the oteuvrations of the ouble lord should
receive his best consideration.
After a few words from Lord LITTLETON the motion
was agreed to.
APPELLATE JURISDICTION OF TUE PRIVY
COUNCIL
The Bishop of LONDON. referring to his bill in the ses-
sion of IMO, for regulating the proceedings of the Judicial
Committee of Privy Council in all questions of religious
doctrine, said he should us st year introduce another bill
upon this subject, whic:i would differ front the previous
measure in as important point. Ile still intended to pro-
vide that questiotis of doctrine shall be referred to the
bishops, or to the Upper Rouse of Convocation, fur their
opinum ; but their opinion should be only communicated
to the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, and not be
binding. It would to merely communicated to them in the
way of advice, and not of direction. The right reverend
prelate expressed a hope that some proposition of this kind
would receive favourable consideration trims the govern-

bent.
The Earl of DERBY mid he could not pledge the
government to the course they might take on such a propo-
; but he wan strongly of opinion that where questions
of false doctrine or heresy arose, the opinion and Judgment
of the bishops, although they might not lay down an abso•
late and binding authority, mat be very important in
directing sad guiding the mind* of those Ly whom the final
decision bed to be pronounced.
The Ecelesiaotical Muniments MU was referred to 'select
committee.
BURGHS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
On the motion of the Earl of II asvo, this bill wee rend a
second time. Its consideration in committee was agreed to
be postponed for some time, the Earl of MINTO promising
that doe notice thereof should be Orin.
NATIVE POPULATION (INDIA).
Lord MONTEAGLE gave notice that he would to-mor-
row present a petition respecting the position and political
rights of the natives of India.
-Their lordships then adjourned at Bee minutes to seven
O'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMON3.—MONDAT, MAT W.
The Scruggs ti ' the chair shortly before four Wein&
NEW MEMBER.
W. ISAAC Barr. Q.C., took On oaths aid his sass ki
the borough of Harwich. The hon. and learned gentlemen
was introduced by Sir IL. H. Inglis AA/1 Mr. J. a.
Somalia.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Loth. miseint4:°. the Ii=1" Waterworks
2a
Wrfre Considered lid Avv... • td
BILLS " l'' '.-41'r . *. Aberdeen
E•LAD • • VISIT L MS AND railetti.
aserst r„.._
Boys' sad Uirle Hospital.; Dumfries and Mu`':
Waterworks; Eastern Counties Railway (Power to toe the
East Anglian Railways, dice.) ; Haw Bridge and Roads ;
London Gaslight Compiusy (Amendment of Acts, gc.), No.
I; Portraits Harbour; Runcorn Improvement ; St. Helen's '
Om; Bills.
BILL. AS Antiurban, ConaIDILID, AMSI AlatZID TO.—
Abbey linters Bigswear Roads; Clemons's Patent Fla:
Compafly ; Imesashige and Yorkshire and York and North
Midland Rail ; Leek and Hassop and BIBMISIMIIo sad
Buxton Heads eL,aoudse (City) Improvenames; Mradamerfr
Buxton% MeMerfts ad Midlands Junction Railway; Ma.
way Pmegartes" Alleariliec Company ;Sh mei Mggla
ton Read; Shields mud Morpeth It.ails; and
Buttes Hoed; Yeovil and lichtiur Targelbe t
Hdlg.
The West Middlesex Waterworks Dill was reed SAMNA
time.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
MATlloorit Enpoitillirr AcT.—By Mr. 0. DVIIOIX,
from Caithases sad taw part. of Seotlaml; Mr. AMMO&
eoN, from Shetland; Mr. 8/LILLIE. from leverage s&
Mr. lIILDTARD, from Whitehaven ,_• Mr. CHARTERIE,
from Haddingtoushire ; Mr. COWAN. from Tallow Mfrs
el ntelland ; Mr. SPOONER. from St. Andrew Bedwey„
Censgregatio• of Free Church (Perth), Northfield, St. Paul's
(Camden Town), Croydon, Anglems, Cromarty Lynech
and Mem. Oskiegate, and Prior's Lee; Mr. lI:DRUM-
MOND, from Glaostsee, and from Members of the Total
*Wawa's Society at Armalane ; Mr. GREENE, from
Lancaster; Cal. MATHESON, from Free Synod of Ram;
Sir W. CLAY, from the Board of Congregational Ministers
in London and Westminster ; for repeal of.
MILITIA BILL.—By Mr. ELLIOT, from Roabarglashire ;
Sir B. HALL, from places in Wales; lir. EWART, from
Dumfries; Mr. HEY WORTH, from Derby • Mr. HEY-
WOOD, from Employers and Workmen of Miran. Ormond
and Accring- ; Mr. KERSHAW, frees the Congregation
of Indepea&nts at Castle Croft, Bury; Mr. SCHOLE-
FIELD. from Mr. C. Williams, praying that the proposed
bounties under the Militia Bill shall not be paid in money,
but shall be appropriated to the purchase of Deferred An.
unities ; against.
TAIL§ ox MT4OWLSDOE —By Sir B. HALL, from
Marylehese ; Mr. W. J. FOX, from Oldham ; fur repeal of.
UNITAILAITT or LOTIDO,I.-11, Sir B. HALL, from this
University, preying for the privilege of returning members
to parliament.
Viler ISM Istaxos.—By Sir J. PAKINOTON,
from Jamaica, British Guiana, and other West India
Colonise, semplehing of distress, and praying for relief in
the tier at ; Sir It. H. INGLIS, from minis-
ten ef imeteMasta of all denominations salsa.
Nan es esaveyies a 'hailer complaint, eiliefbatej
eat
that distress. semi -pet, to the abolition of
pearla: fee the adobeeltiee et dberfaaaatlagablai be.
tweilaave Ng IWO ram /MOP i * Mho MIMS boa
the claw jussise,Negui, bution. sollsilsis, WI Aso.
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
Mr. LENNARD gave notice, that If the goestesist
bill for apportioning the vacant seats aleesid r to eammi►
tee, he would move to give two of HMIs mos in the Lisp
don Vaivenity.
THE PORTE AND EGYPT.

Mr. ANDEitioN gave notice- 'r-igeestion for loam-
reworbother ging information hadad been received of the
term ashy et the diorites between the Porto and thil
Pedro( Igypt. Marne ham the denial to the latter of She
power d lib emildash in hisrekilia
WEST INDIAN DISTRESS.
Secretary Biz J. PAKINGTON, Is reply to Sir R.
Inoue, aided that there was so interim es the pent. el
the gorearest a pewee ea essimiguieresd: theelmist aft I
Om non, by nmionetneent of dohs se ehlet•
wise, to relieve the dieters is the West Indian
and declined to..r.uhLt they Wein rounder it pre=
d• is smother
THE SALE OFRI7F—IIIIIMMENTR IN THE HOUSES
OP PARLIAMENT.
Mr. ROEBUCK seseplared of She herhamiere aft:
metier ea the reseed et the refrehathl Mal as
Name ball el the berm ef padiersaft
Mr. AM. MOMPIERRY ethglitioill that the pavan le*
kept the read W ref ed a Raft Bea the Led Chew
ledra maid's it to be mired. Merino& Capers
Oftert saw Kr. Burred of that elks as he &Ms ha •
twat bad bees der essieed eitewhe IMP es wards
YE we Vega, est the pollee bed bees Nedra he are
ft, easerel ad whet beam This wars Wry esseellesse
sew sitting epos with are diesmeshed sersasese ewe la eh
ftsdeace ell dey,_ awl wh o estralpsest bast
eerie( spas eh lifts is hi beer, hitobfili
Mere tithe Led Clhabeetels's web
eerie by • sereftftwe d then Mss, rah sot a=ml=
The stead wee pissed is he mar essessiest per ef he
cad everybody ha sodded rib the estrearesis
sad the rises, wheel we ehromely sesearee
be beret the here teestil set resit each a saathes
esseise el power es ther dthe IndOttembeelds s.
per exceeded. (Cheer.
TH R INIE RIFLE.
Mr. W. 0. STANLEY asked he Secretary-at-Wu
her it wee var. se had been re
tro& that ewer
ere having been made with Mini& ride, it MI
prenionneed to have failed. He believed the /WI
ors the meet aliened weapon ever pet hie the b GUS
eoo
Colonel DUNNE said the Miele tide bid sot his hi*
preyed It wee perfectly true it wee peer& to herr:
apes het ere; Gad the liester-Orarel hid bed ow*
steam ea se whaler a seem edishat seed allabftweenewalt
set be made. The emir wee elves lame tie rues* eh.
ahoy as. late thee. These wee se err lam* bee
rata the Maio rile OM ease riKe. It w a bee
Ebd rile, met emir se deeply Weser ft the
et the peal @draftee wee haft wee leXiii=
whir the eedikrair• rile wee see.
Mr. ROEBUCK mind the Ohereder re he Reabspere
if, after what they had just beer with repel rho se
men, es to that err haretelld passage, the
Chainberlain' whether the BOWS et Commons,
.sod that Meek thd=le were to he
kroiltall, they were atl6ll Mad the most
feriae* of that ollingt_nel be have in their
vV their uwo refri shmento asked whether,
w. Oyer eire!srustanc,s, the right her, rodeo= would
his attention to the matter ?
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said had
' be been aware of these grave circumstancies—(laughter)
he trusted he should have been prepared to deal with them
la a flame manner. He was not prepared at that moment
to state whether It wee a breach of their privileges, but be
eras as it was an inconvenience to hon. members.
Perhaps the hoe. and learned gentleman would allow him
a few hours, and ho would endeavour that some arrange-
ments should be made to meet the convenience of members.

PAYMENT OF MAW,.
Sir 0. PECHELL inquired
mashy what program had he
meat foe • sew mode of '
masters sad pursers, and a..
mates will be laid before the ts...
Mr. STAFFORD maid the report -
_
sad these was ass objection to lay it on b.., table.
INTERbIENTS IN TOWNS.
Mr. VIVIAN asked whether government heel in prepa-
ration any measure for empowering local boards of health
to provide mews of burial in their districts where the ea.
Wing burial accommodation was insufficient, and whether
they had say intention of introducing any measure fee that
purpose ?
Lord J. MANNERS was understood te ityo thee web
a bill was in preparation, but he did not diehOlgee Man
be any legislation on the subject in the gotioat Mils Of
parliament.
BETTINO.IIOUSES.
Mr. STANFORD inquired whether the alMmtiam el
eertenent hail been draws to the rapid beam* ele SIM
species of gambling homes in all parts ef Se motroyells
styled "betting-houses," with a view te any Initiative
remedy ?
Mr. WALPOLE replied that the atomism of govern-
ment had bees drawn to the subject, b he was sot
now prepared to say what course would be taken respest-
lag it.
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES
COMMISSION.
Lord J. RUSSELL asked whether ministers had re-
ceived her Majesty's command to lay the report of this com-
mission before the house I
Mr. WALPOLE replied that he had received her Ma-
jesty's command to lay the report on the table of both
Thouses.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF TILE FOUR VACANT
SEATS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said before
he proceeded with the motion of which he had given notice,
it would be necessary to go into committee on the Militia
Bill, and then he should move that the chairman report
pewee's, and ask leave to sit again.
The honse then went into committee pro/crow, and w-
eaned.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he understood his right
hon. friend the member for the Univenity of Oxford meant
to
llror.Pothl;gt; of
said thed
day.
syUnderstood it was a matter of
necessity that the orders of the day should be read. He
bad p.m notice, that the proposal which the right hon.
gentieman meant to submit should not be entertained. Hav-
ing given that notice, if the right hue. gentleman wished to
show why it should be entertamed, of course he should have
so objection. When ho had made the statement, he should
move that it be not entertained.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, then rem
to move fur leave to bring in a bill to assign the four seats
fore ited by the diefraneheiement of Sudbury and St. Albans.
He referred to his answer made to Mr. Villiers in March as
to the intentions of government, at which time he had
stated that they designed (should the St. Albans Bill pass)
to ask leave from the house to complete its constitu-
tional numbers. Ile was surprised and almost pained to
Lear it inasuated that in proposing to introduce the pre-
sent bill he had sought to take the house by surprise.
baying given notice of his intention as soon as he had
beard that the royal assest was given to the St. Albans
Hill. Having quoted the weeds used by hits as the occasion
referred tee right right boa. gestleman proceeded as follows :
HMO made these ebseivatioss because I wish to . yin-
agate myself from • charge which has been so freely tires-
lated. sad I west that the statements I haw made, whit-
ens may be the opinion of the house on the main subject,
will auserate me from any charge of not having acted to-
enail the house in this respect with that straightforward
mow which becomes us in the conduct of public business.
IPS arw, ir, it becomes my duty to state that it is the
lOW= of her Majesty's governmeat that it is highly
that these seats should be filled up
=M•at
dimolution of parliament takes place. I
ma well aware that if e;,:i 'non. gentleman oppo-
site were to ask me what was the magic in ::!t 1)101-
number ".:" 658, that the completeness of our legiela-
woe stegla be questioaed without the concurrence of that
zgrtat mlow of inembere, if 1 were asked to
his
messing of these ommerale. I freelial=
list I Amid be perplexed. Bet NI wore asked Owm the
NM porter to prove and to demential, mbilf Lldir be
the amber of that tribunal which le moiltzt• this
owargry, I think that my 'mimic_ - _ tot bo
Nm. It would be eseseftgly IMMO he Saga
that 12 is • number sans yle
the administration of *doe by S
as •jary than an unequal arember, mg Aso[
might be offered why that umber t
alro=, or
why it should be diminiabsi. The bid ar-
rmgeaseate is preseriptior—pentlythm apprises
as 884 4441181, and *bleb engediew samillmo Aad sea
matt monshor that peneripilen ha teat all, the most im-
portant element of order, of
if li %Taut of And,
although I myself am not in go tbstsdr
eiple • engematious adherence, Ima eplas ratpaiLimers.
Ma Mom has
_pm arrived whoa may be lightly
tessaisi by saws of Comma s Illasavanitnee and
the Wiwi of eatteging Ma $ is more
may to lE le Om it it to
establish tho . t easel•
violation df . lb
that leads to theleasis peedies Iti _
post peljessites eraSalo
So los&sm WINIIIIMIND
iwkileaftbSSllMlZZatial
tANVIIIei Is et the of •
Waters, dim* mated of dr lassessisses
peril of indrigkag in this continuous sad !gate-
WiiitTci!ory in cue wombers, have felt it their duty to
=their opinion to Rowe of Commons. In their
it is essentially a alllgem for the House of Commons
to easeidor ;is their via 'glee cue it is the first duty
of this Moo of Ownias to all that duty. If it be the
duty GRIM Russ te see that its slumbers are
eduditidat it Wye thatags=al fill
that ay shoal 48 Meg tag :
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ten at In day, booms he the
babas beim= la thli Imes no qoe=l34 swab,
carried but by dim wholattesuademesserwas egullesset ef dr
issese in the haw thstommad
ems the tire el *mina whisk dr astit slays
persens. If the gemessome were to
_n-
dada as far as their peand Waste
a emassrusd, I hardly haw guy satinet w'"17111
weld rather avoid ens a Magma like de
These settlements en 4111eletially iiiii
11. ine. 4arragei=
whomever qeselisse reassoki
ma
of vacant mete arms, pay
emions were seem
only limited. In • astry the goverasst
is sari en by a orailkary of *dial petty, it h
to gag a seypgliss et. setdmosa of
resalWrillian iyreat wilbsst a imalitios ad }dial
seliges. sed perhaps without the pmallify of Wing mailed
amid bias. Mut, at the Job be, •
res Warty that
to messimant to Or has abases far ths oda-
ant et aft =aloe set I=lll:orrister the
assail sod id
yenta Of e yams sersitiral4BlllllBl hes ostemil=
W
=alet seek garsto. ark teas yeselesty to
isah, endi to epode ;may ; sod at is a en-
between town sad astry, which
eetars, .ilf A dist les passed, Ito=
less dolman la sea la,
illeposod to
as am idallogo elm add ate toignadlanic
measerk but for a pareamit am ef ay. Ulm
haseasi in the seelielnelle a this stwaties. When a
pls a &Tea that tho sew pediment was to meet in
this yaw it was quite doer that it sad set be the Inten-
tion ether alestes smarm to papa the ambition
of the peasant paawasea; because, if her Rejesly's minis-
Cl=
anzertethe; sewnpahrLaii parliament in : the .yremst
respsedlis iz:,
INN is le Alan at least salami* limn to
r ag 111011110 to submit to the sew heels
(lam) It is their awed set to
. -.
.. ' it awed as peals to the rosary,
.10-= -which theozZlism imam
of amid make to
s awn of the kW lam sew wh-
im; 10 Mat ft would teed to the postgeme-
a•ll ' 411 the dissolution, ma so lesigar,
taw mai of say member. It is set.
inittSsiso
trance the dissolution et a
all whl wiressaiss who ow
bat Iran we sualer ailed
Cam° 17thi=ms shotahla Is agepidod, sand bra
as rat of ail dims whin at .00mpistics amid
Es
it is pi to ths dirdslies, that we lass
e.. . tou . Mediogragnanwillilmilmoy4ols saktosauLlosvo et
go Ihril et • Wing d
bags seisms why bag shoal set memo to a saa
=Mod Og . sfillsiwont kr err wag
• are pas who am gist so-
' • Is botisennesdoshge las
eredlo 1111Wiags yea are Merfteersalffat
Ibs bisillN what are it tam as
yam. bp dorsally to tali them to dm
~. iI, have moss it=
. .
tato sad, would
Is ' assift Sisk smiled kay
"F.11r1.18.1161141 them ass whisk em seem
' SW seamegh As lam essamen tonight. buss
if
oamto . gemasofht: minim if I sew.
mats to the
twis°'ty _ I bsill= •la
looking Oen mike le aka the heap
of asap ip tbe rapper ti thb ham I
NS tali ON - liat ladirtf Ms get hems dewed by
lbw solo pp shire==gtitprolkeifae tost that,
.Vatt *of e* sod
espipathy. fir, horistelig Idsoff pro-
tegee men of annum al Ss ar-
dor of the yard bons a
tail is as
ass, without the embarrowt of ewe same,
or witlvnt the
is of el all;r2:110•11/ Poi
when this question is ' parades of
the house, I will apes it, them are did-
rubies which lan • hem saying the heels mast re-
nOve, but diffissilles which still are not inosmdeable.
Wb, n you lay delta the principle that our womalltstkmal
body sleAdd be of • /see atrial eharmarthanastohre,
that the intellectual and mesa trails, amid ha sopro-
Dented to this house without a swam einsodies with
political party—in all than questions these is something so
plau•iide and captivating to the imagisielea, that I can
easily understand that they have excited great public in-
terest, and engaged the attention of many individuals. Now,
suggestions have been mode, for example, that it would be
advisable that the learned societies, for which the metres
polls is celebrated, should furnish • member or members to

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Stal, in the nineteenth math}, nted asdieliab
isrdg mmessearily eataief of kthisathilli. "(A IWO
The neemedhy of raising • large rename by radio
time 'wiles peat 'umber of iodivideole to be 4676rtil
bagged segledge Wig bow nw doles to that didiseden bed
disk wsalikemil tbe rowel rempealibillty WIWI, sheneMr.
1$ Nome eighfigiew, therefore, Ad lesson you give the
Ibinelke Is Ilw learned societies. yon will messmargy have
salaillisaravy lathed of lambi men. Pllir, boar.) lido,
al desisig—
merge= yes So draw the dm IfN Mhe
that
ine pad ewes deaths rime
dole? W ft gm th
amen miaho
nded—ft madded Se bogs • representative inel
this
binge us regeesenalg mime, there are mew other socie-
the erfirh else regeseme edam& Why, for Warms*, Weald
sot the Geographies], the Zwisaleal, or the Netineemeissl
ilesietise lave seesaineel Ifgen Wee all them smiths la the
eurepte, they weal hem awry eowilarekie seostitumay ;
bad wMt will prevesenorezpoganberer geological, and
now safteawcWl essides Wilk, as the same
may gm their an M the l In gem it is
evades end I say this with peat reopen to theme moieties
—that it would be onspotent fee any society sr ray body of
men—any club, far eassasele—w give themeless& Wend&
name, sad Idiot seleedis permits, and tbs. siehra to be
represented in miasma. Wen, theAsreinining
the dolma of the am moieties to this , I feed
that the &Seth/ is the pea for us to matted wi . (Hear
hear.) It hes bees mriggeelled, for example, that there are
royal awrathislii..., ef
~ eensideration in this country,
such ea ei Surgeons sad Physicians,
the Royal ,As—may.--ar—erelesr Wilier institutions, that
might be ealliaehiesa. I have no wish I. lemma the con-
duct of these corporations, or to detract heat their 'merits,
but if the house will examine into their oesetitetioa, they
will find that, generally speaking, they are nelSeleeted; and
although it may be satisfactory to the theatre, I don't
think we should look for the elements of •
can-
stituency amongst a self-elected society. (Rear, larhear.)
Well, then, there is the claim of another branch of these
institutions—and I suppose it is these whose daises are
advocated by the hen. member for Malden—the unrepre-
sented universities. That appears, at the int
blush, to be an extremely plausible plea. The an-
cient Hagfish universities, and the University of Dublin
are repathanted—why should not the Satoh universities
likewise be / (Hear, hear.) But when ens who has M-
=Sillike aided hes looked ate the 'sedition of the
a mdssemitles, with awry wish to eseammeed sash a
ineseme to the Maw--e 0 it was my ma widt—be will
Ned did the dowels Ow fieWieg • soneWseew are totally
westing—that in • liseteli uaimgelly then is no body like
the mweselisa I. ow UMW snivenitim—that you have
sendenle who gem really lames geohostee—thet there are
no peleaallera=see men
rosy rakbemesses
lam croksauLtehgrez
yob la the Nemeth univenities with .the privilege of
fhb privilege weld only be in the per
orelearriar4Neelles ami obese • Wombed ofesses& The
elements efgepokr representation 6111 aiWgprether wowing.
(Hear, hew.) do week therm, for the learned niter,
and so far for the ualareaties of fistaland. I sow
ease to the claim of the London golvenity
Well, sir, we have also eserigarea that ebbs; mid I am
pained to date that, with wary disposhies to sessmsead
each a tinware as that to WWI the ben.e.. ... hes
shown each greet favour, we do net find apawn state
of the London University the emsditions that are setewery
for the coneemion. The someitation of **university is too
immature, and its dg ate is too imperfect, for any
such claim. At the 10814 • Nattered esastittiney of a
very few hundreds odd be edlested. eel It meow to me
there ere greater dabs to the favour of the low We the
present claim et the Ledo* University. (Hear, hear.)
tier ?dainty's geverment, in considering these Wiwi,
have felt that the upon which they are mr is a
principle entitled eMese. and appishadsw—dat ties is
not! '.llg in it if a intiati or ona-dassenr, Ind that it is
in perfect mina with that which les dy been Wed
upon in the aim of Oxford. Camabeihrshao, ad Dahlia.
There buboes eastherrepeines, I seeker has beet
urged with peat peersiond wain pasesnes earns why it
Y be eatensied with the input erneiderattos.
We have been urged to essenowsd to the house
to meek at lead see gessabor be the inns of court. The
four tam demi weld me doubt 'Wiwi a esesiderable end
a mold aswedtwesep—a eandinesey of some
thalam —fo empernine that ban beg existed,
the. Woe alma we is the Weeny el thi 'sentry, an
that lave ant is Nth hens nee d Ns nut =Mem man-
hole. We thought OM it ones ellidiss te this plan that
ea =neat Itiorfn having the einadenes of the inns of
wart should lad his way as this peen without
the taint of any political or pmeq eonnazines. But,
Sir, I know that it would be • howler task
to propose to the Sews of Cosamons the allesethe of sae
of the twe nimbus to the ins ef OMSK maim ether
ainiressititandee wen at 11611 NM dos calkenditheL
Abu the nut wild eriddentlea ma endow de-
sie to hint a ossaftheany firsdel WM this 'le-
-111164 tribiliseig Ad il wad efteelbete ri e the remits-
-1 den edible seessiny, I soneWlir; 'OrporMont. toy attempt
Ise hen sisedfuesey ban these Istireileg, bet, I fear,
little eleatests. (Boor, hem) Owlet thew
cireemeleasse, I Inn 1 tVee belie the hem the
next =to
Melt the Woos 4
at weeenment
apes wee and to dati ifs mom
width upsiVielmis they it best for the lane se Ith.
low, la win te enhaplielt dist which they Ad is one el
their highest duties mealy, to simgisSe their
corrodtedenal =abets, preview to the impending
dismantioa. (Hear, hear.) Pisa, Ow, in tasking
the 16•111116 of the new constitimmeim is whose trust we
should commit the peanut= of the Wiest privilege whisk
tree use can esenise, we have esnidered the Mune
slam of the diligent portions of the semarunities sod the
relatizere of representation wish they now resset
We that that relative degree mould net ea the
whets be flirty tossed them by me tiegh4 the lum-
bers et the eideeleg amititerendos and the.testa et the
M6lB6by when these einsgaiensies see nil, sup-
.l:l sasteined. Is lesing ever the Mutat
sesninisasies of the eseatry, piled by this paid*,
there ie opts,
the dims of tib to IterWejestp_.=
met SUM 1, mad Owl is the
of the West of Tublike. (. Rear, heat r''' get
laughter.) I did net sop owe tilave lived to
beer the sill the eel Biding added by liberal mob
berg. (Mar, hew.) Her Walnut's givennent re
that two of theme seats Judd be atesedel tit the .gate
Riding. The earaderieney of the Wed Siang is "beat
37,000; bat genorally speak*, the rsgrow~w of this
county, se far is the great astedel kiwis see sulesuisd,
has been nestraliesd in the whin ten
thii berth The
agriculture' Innen, he nengle, 'Ed the
i 16111116 hangs* wit • member ; bat es miseill:=
einslins ,It ben as It we!
under nth elesuse that eithwegb itreseAsote=
gnat dlelpiot en seeshaleased, pepular ruins have
glees. a me way, and two assethen
of the 6161 spade. Me seat to this Issues—as in
1141, for ono* eat *el die least mehti igtbio greet
easatitawasy Us bees penedielly Elehied. If two
numbs win glees, instal of ineesin die difienty, it
is very piebalds Mat idler recalls weeldwetrott7 moor
ender near dionstensse ; imi yes have four
asembas 1166ussil he the ewesly by as wiewealagly mall
majority. Thus, to 1111, ye. had two etembeis returned
62 this house pudisdeg esseinative eriasiples by aan
te,lot beriallythrestaig 1,0111 eat ofilesexeraiyies of
vonneut ha... them AM the but new le nest
mad woe, that the West Limp Ibsen be divided.
Whea we had sinned at this seesinien. • anni,
of dividing the West Mktg into two dins..
el
.. . . which shed* be rapriesnia by two totolZwe
that due Addis weld be W
.
gmq
eunialtiii animal of kid MMus of the
nig* the hundreds, et, ei they were eased, the 'Wow
lift of which then are Ma. Bat wbsa we ionised the
untseish for division with this view we find Ma the pia
painied dianilles wish wen isansuendebis. Ter se-
inritze ..._.. dimes "smuts Melikiiii:samsktlra Leh jorud
~10 iii . is 1 a ..4 new treads the
lairssigissed II Wthisilis to grit isclin by
=iie
_wandeas sillies annul
be ti sown thieght that pethabi *AV
lOW by washibihig-the dea of the
Wag= bylirialeydifig ibleisle t in es it i is the
unit thajoiltes2±lldriarelciireszir
will, we
.„,mii, hay.v thst die d
iesmeld
Asa lie bei • ant
nude faith vibe I sham bee
deenniteese wish I de net for hat
he hit, sow ei the meg mot Wow
gosewlallmes that ever wen beer/ It was regweamaed to
Midi{ Si scanty maghtnies bed for county weepesss at
Poillpsile‘lth fil=illieheedkestrairstisig7
width ad yit Anwilly aided bed has nouwas Plail
teli inn by genie of varydifbeent eddies in
M otualth 1 have thie pia begin nth It pepsin to
Ilhe and 'n01110146
ref the Willsod
„ lear)—end I I=l7gra dam to the
isweo—daa well Gadded to our endieratisa. Thais%. direa. Tea Aiding a henn the semi
it stmas sow
OM Iwnowilieh ialthlothaet7g
adsolt. this UseEU to I drub& gpen to adi t
id si
ne.* sad wit
li esthifterDiehlen et thew ed . In enw sees
vim 6 WlMlkir II iateneeled by the we peewees tbst
=ptasioss is ilke meths= divides, in order that tee
drat la mutilated. The essmilaset y of the
seethes* An would be 17 968, mod that et the seethent
Anis& *sad be 18,786. (Chew.) Is ewe of
this line Week Um art my eye, and in.,
the livelier, of their restaarke rewasil :ell
that I have heard @hew*. I fad that a greet ,
is brought egekot the Ohm lmane it makes eft divides—
dm northern division--se agrioultival conatitseney. Pew
I assists I (met understand what greater objection there
blb 57,900 wow connected with agriculture being in.
Ifd in this house, then there is to 18,700 interested le
tuna (Chores.) I really do noise, why betwees
'd_anlB,ooo of the most independent electors in the
theald not be left to choose those whom they think
mut entitled te their votes. (Hear, hear.) But it should
be dinned that if this division hes the effect of making
ewe parties of the West Riding almost purely agricultural;
even if that were true we leave the other division the
miellhern division, entirely manufacturing. (Hear, isiar)

• .-..- THR EXPRESSy. TUESDAY
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ATERB pip. : silo, ..Da at' Rae iraletittrt tweeetwhlft who
it'd of, the aueretarytoWl• be the ee those seeiselea, the
been wade towards erresige- fellows eadeilse, that omen to tut s ptyalin=
irmissotip WOG" rX% of war exameglailea. Take the Royal
waether sae report eels. Ru. nem*. It lea fort *Ow settlety ;it wee
the house ? hualli by a king ; it has included from the= Sir
the report had been eoseludee, Ira Porton tome of the greatest ENS that has
the table. pain& Atibie meow kw:wain. mom it
11,411,1` PrgovNs. mem atm fellow eubjectettheue we are most