The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-29 00:00:00

INSOLVENT MEMBERS BILL.

Mr. 1110liart awned that this bin be esounitted pro
Avow, in
two
that e minidrama( sraGgested by be
rotoet
11011Mitte, to which is had been refused, sight be intro-
darned.
WE W. CLAY protested against the MU being brought on
at all at an hoar when it oeuld not bs dhoused.

Nr. OSBORNE mourned in the objection, but he found
the bill as it now stood totally different, not only in Its pro.
visions, but in its title, from what it tole se original y Limo-
domed. The title of the bill now wee • Bill to facilitate the
Rooms, of Debts from Persons pr tossing the Privilages of
Parliament sad to exclude Issolvatt Members from Parlia-
ment. Was it iotendod to convert that house into a court of
law, sow the Palms Court was to be dose away with ?
Who were to premiss is it—who wen to be the attorneys
'ad emine.ll (Hear, bear.) Rut there was a rumour in
the tows that the men» was loosed in to point at a par-
*War member of parliament. (Hear, bur) That was
net, however, the ground °this opposition to the bill; bat if
it was brought la far such a purpose it ought to be known,
aad the toms ought not to submit to be nude the tool of
say ben. "oedemas who might desire to exclude certain
nem variables from the house. (Rear, bear.)

Mr. MOFFATT had hoped the indapamissit mares ha
had pursued, aver einem ha had bad the honeys of a mat In
that house, would hare protected him Ikon each a chirp.
Hear hear.) It was now insinuated dial the bill was
t is to affect some particular samba Against whom
he (Mr. Moffatt) had some giro. (" Ham, hear," and
a No, no.") Tlur 1.1.1111179 was pointed at as iadiviiaal in
=:lr, but was breaght famed as pane puma; aid
e considered Ka diarist to. Mid bow that it *NU
los a sanctuary Ice insolvent debtors. (Haar, bear:)
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The SOLICITOR-GENERAL observed that the object
wu not to take any step with the bill, bat
to go into committee pro forma, to latitOdUoll attain
ta, NMI of which he had suggested; which
asseismats weed be taken into consideration at the neat
SW&

fir. lIENLItY esafolded that it was not fair to ask the
boase to pussy l imilde • bill which had been so materially
tuned la tM sannsittes up stain, without full time being
gives kw andelsostisa sac discussion; and suggested that
the memos should be postponed altogether wadi after
Lew.

Mr. V. MOTH observed that the bill had nava yet been
alessesed by the how; and, es far as he understood, these
When Rea Menses of opinion in respect to itrei=-
Mimi En the 'sleet aommittee to whisk it had been
ami Met 111161111111 of the divisktne had run very dom. Without
giving any opinion ea to the bill itself, there could be no
doubt that its principle was an important one, and might In-
terfere materially with the privileges of the cematituenedis ;
sad he should like to know what was the opinion of the go-
vernment on the subject.

Yr. 8, WORTLEY looked upon the bail in its present
Asps se misidemem and ludictotr., sad union materially
abered it wail antaialy b• pposed by him. But if the
abject teas new merely to g.ve the opportunity to introdnee
the and to tale the diminsion st a tunas time,
It. ehmeid met

Mr. B. PALM= wu *Anions that it should not go forth
he the drift bill woe directed ageing say particular
11•1 brought is for say private purpose. Pe-
lla= bid boss polosied from Liverpool, Plymouth, and
Ow bap Wm. pmt such measure is public
peeads.
Lard J. El

the right boa. gentleman the
number kr North.'tapas had asked for the spin* of the
Seeseseetat, be WON shortly state that he (Lead J. Bee•
ea) moldered the eldest of the bill was geed, mad ashi
will the Mass would de weU to esquisare. (Hear, beat.)
flat while this wee la he eosiadved there wed* be
peat aloft ha worgiew up a bill eli tide Wad te the
said Lark. k mask a state es that me grave
mid lie sake et It It would he dangerous sad
able Is sand to the Hesse of Lords a bill skinks le the
Id et that ham, and whisk the Lads meld
ask smad, unless ft wadi be likely
is without *elks. His *ka, Ikea."
altlemidy era ea the shows whisk sight
he lakeiesed late the b 1, sad the dame of its
passing the Hem of Oseammi la a uaelgoetkasble able,
ad if the el4estims le whisk it was sew liable were net re-
amed it would be Ye key to vote against its !hither

liir. WHITEY balm& that the rowan to whisk the
hen. member for Illiddhom had Winded were not vague, nor
were they my ement Me bad bead mem of the minutiae
et the bill ememiluiele auk Ware, as it would esabi. per-
ms to rearm Ile dell Ina la them from outala eau
is vibe elm mimben et pediment. He obieaaed to
promeMeg_ attar with this bill at all, and; it supported,
veuM divide agelnit the committal.
Cal. THOMPSON add the lAll unlined two Important
11111•111•1 wend ill ewe. It professed to make mentbets ct
pediment per air Saba, and, secundo, to do ocateMbig
elm to this Ala the law bed bad its practice them.
Then was sunethirg netatuaate in the title—them was
nesuithing mistuable to it. If any alteration in the law
ware eteginsod, baying dm Abet of eompelling members to
pay Mir debts. be did nes thiak Sere were de gentlemen
itlat Mose who wadi ebeeet tio ol any sympa-
thy far those who would be .heed by it; bat if the qua-
eke wee whether an Mikhail awl wawarditutienal
gloat& Mt Mewed, that me a Maim, gairdemPimalZ
thought Mere
la with the Wire geed seams he Mt peessaileg pmeipi
tely it

Tie SPEAK= OW; the awe einnesiest
wane would be le wi ear the MU, eel ilwiw maw
with the weselmals ; the paled* weld Sea be epee he
&MINIM ea the weed mike. The semeeliew, after
wane toarrrelidea.llllll adepted ; wad lose &ea to twins
the sew bill was ~bed. Xr Aserst• lettered's that he
*gall take the ewes oldie hewn against the ant roadies.