The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-13 00:00:00

Let someillake be tried, U ft were only foe Se oaks
et aerate.. (A laugh.) Let the hones be edvised in time.
Indeed eras paralysed Row. Ohs was struck down te the
lOW* j red Moreton there wee all the aggravation of m-
amma in the present insult. He asked her Majesty's ea .
sisters to be erne to their anelsot principte. sad he galled
apes the right bea. baronet the member for Tama* to
leek et the seem with weak tM mikleil atmosphere was
mew eneebereefi, ad is einehletlibether it was net shakable
atarasstOriedt. kayo • thus sad Meshed friend by bee aide,
of • wreaked add mietralle dove. Be 'awed :
Illettehe me leirelleati the eenweltes to teraidese Gosh met.
am Me Ile 111 mese geed awe sera Mast the riga a tbe sa-
lsa to misslem Nabs hetMweeetmm. sepia. wake.
satlem elate et pulitee*twit Nem et rtinarr. es oho WS.
itheitemitagera Masa idir as fsst reserielon is
NM MGM
diem Weill mkt eeepatko et Me moms ma Mee taw a
the kr& preview et the preleg et the Masse Ctimpoilleeenise Mt
et lea Jai,.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said that 16 lead Mew
that the ins:rurien proposed to beriven te emolltee
ea
this bill was totally b e moistest with the bee mad
Mat, if oared. d, it would sot mower the AMA Me km
member f.r L merieh bad in view. The Ake it Ike
bill is its ties sad clause, was to empower He Limb
Vestment or chief immix of Inked to egediesd
end detain poems whom be should wrap et of
against the government or pesos of the Ciseen.ireidalegt
was po -Fiat undoubtedly that there might be many ese welsh
were TIWOUIrIy hoSOCOSt in thenthelv. s, bat it was
possible that whim them were coupled with other sob=
might come wlthie the knowledge of tlth Lord Lieutenant, they
might prove this the mime who committed the sets app.
rattly innocent nifibt two in feet eraspirieg seethe the go-
vernment or pram et lwr Majesty. (Hear.) Bat what
possible advantage *MU tiers be in madam the ace to per-
mit the hold of paMM meanie laving legitimate ob-
jets is view hew did the al now fm fine prevent
the holding of mask mastkp !Hear.) In what way did
It prevent patio geseigliz..„ hear.) If a public
meeting were NMI tea awl pima object, at was
es
tr. •to hold it wake the GM whisk mow sedated, and it
would be ee lawful to Mid k noise ree ea now proposed a'
ft was to bold it ham tbi sespeasa act was peeled,
or as it would be to held it after the meant act
had expired. (Hear, hear.) trader the administration of
the slicing act there had been me emplalat whatever a the
mode in which it was naiad, est that tbs hen.
member fur Limerick bad reitimend, it many oteelegs,
that sot a member of the Repeal Alsedation had ben sr-
rested under the bill, and that no attempt of that eel lad
bran attempted to be mat in bees West lie. (Hoer )
This proved that the Ism ember 161 maApremil of emus
plaint: it afforded • elm peel that lbe Led Lisatement
did not consider that the semaires sought Mr by the Repeal
AlloCiatlo3l were illemitimera, or that the nimbus of that
menciation were wasp/rag yens, either her 1114 mes
pivot' or govornaleet The hews therrfwe might
leave the bill to the esedilwatlon end intereeedem of
the Led Lieutenant, emiltbut that it would be
carried into effect in the fame m it bad turn carried out hi
the peat. ar, hear.) Tin responsibility wee • se-
rious one • but, if the Lord Lieutenant infringed it, kis
endue might be fully wavered and celled into examine-
time by the hones and by the country at any sethemosat
period. (Applause )
Mr. ROCHE contended that a reference to the Lord Lieu-
tenant's letter showed that the object of the measure was to
stifle and put dawn political agitation in Ireland.
RAWDON would vote against it if he thought it
would have the remotest tendon, to prevent boo dismission.
Bat so tar from being an act of entwine, he believed it to be
its of protection to time who desired to obey the law.
Mr. REYNOLDS objected to placing the liberty of the
subject on so slender a tountimith as the opinion of any man,
mer oe commoner ; notwithstanding the explanation of the
fiolicitorDeneral, such was the idiot of the bill. You said it
would not prevent peaceable agitation for desirable objects;
bet it would have that offset, kg people would be afraid t
meet, however legal and eoestitetkaal their object, while
the te-r.os of this set were hanging over them. Ho ad.
vied Mr. O'Coonelt to withdraw his amendment, and vote
against the motion for crannitting this bill, in order not to
emprombe himself with the primiple of Mt bill.
Mr. ANSTRY joined in the advise.
Mr. J. O'CONNELL aka if be was to understand the
government to have stated that aotwithstanding the letter o
the Lord Lieutenant, and the emasteate thereon of the is-
meter, for Ireland, the powers of this set would not be seed
to suppress aritaties for emestimatisnal pupates t
dir G. GRIT repl.ed that he woe mtified to rest kis
reply on the explanation eves el the eat by the &Mita-
General and the bon. member few Mouthed. Neither the
litter Oahe Lord Lieutenant nor the comments of the mas-
tery fa inland had the form dew.
Mr. J. O'CONNELL them withdrew his amendment,
stadia he would move it in otausiteee ; sad on the question
the
into eramittee he answer:Mg be the negative,
The MOW divided, wham there appeared
F. LT g into icenatittee
Tin l4-70
then west into sommitte, and oa the AM

chase, .
Mr. ANIITZT wed as as amendment wora diving
to the Lord Lieutenant is conned, instead of to a certain num-
ber of the privy esancii, the powers of the as. He we
anxious not to deprii the mashy ed the sztodaard which
wee furnielsed by respendbility and future parliamestary
inquiry. This wield be imp:sable in tie present state of
the hit He would now we, aad prom to a divides, ble
lest amends. at, for the evalsoloa of the words "is, anr, or."
The ATTORNEY-GENKRAL meld ant west t e this
anseadmeat, which had in elleat bees anodised by the prin.
alple aimed he mesa reading ol the bill. It in host
west to as Ike out the stored Seam, and to take away has
the Lord Lieutenant the power of arrest in eases of sulfi-
des' ; Instead of continain the homer bill, this would be
to alas a fresh are. He holly admiteed that the bill gave
knot yew, sod, in each arse, it was always better to
ad[m to old forms than adopt a priasiple which might art
be seatroliod by Ismer
The committee then dgielTd::
For the saindmeat

111akr. P 79-67
Mr. ANBTET propmed his ether amendments in the
twee ; hat they were severally negatived without
The blank in the first clause, limiting the duration of the
met, was ordered to be Med up with the words, " let of Sep-
tembu, 1849,"
The first clause wee then agreed to.
Os the god clause,
Me. ANSTEY expeorted an opinion that this operation of
this clause might be highly oppreedvo ; and though the pre-
sent Lord Lieutensat might be an Animas, he night soon
be succeeded by a Tiberius.
After a few words frosts Mr. J. &Comm, the bleak
le this erase for the number of iambus of the sounsil re-
to set with the Lord Lieutenant wee Wed up with
tie word " els," and the slaws wee speed tes.
Mr. J. O'CONNELL thus sold Meld mem the addi-
tion of peers &Wabery @
ebbs Sy night, sad
air atea to the abet : " Provided elm s end be
ft hereby feasted, that within is this ad essiasi shell be
Ilinstrowl es tans le walnut the amok earmlthel, at do-
Intim of es4pc est proms tar preenriar, et as to
pressen, la a ead seeritalsael Brame, the of
mostres to parliessent, or to address thebelling queen, la
mardense with the law sad esselleation ' • er he et mediae
end %Meg pen la the of ends atestiega" lie
anteried that it waste to Mare sem limit
ea the disturbs of the Untamed as to the
this of preens who were desseibed m " respected pares."
Bore spathe weeds melt te be ietrodesed, to which the
as:B,m ..,==:=1462.7.hb lin. rhwt
not enflokrat to rely CO the exphastiest of one
Walser, whisk wee heraltately setradimsa by another.
with these views he would sow peeper this additicaal
deem.
Her G. OBEY said the seems takes by the km. sad
brewed rather was a medlar est, sad he doubted whether
it WY 11.1111111111114 with the raise of the hones. Bekaa going
farm emeadiles the hon. member had essepiod a maiderable
tire in balm pounds for swim as ea lastrustics to the
emmi the moredreat widths he new proposed ; a dr-
arres tilee,
had arra therela, art the rase of the hems had
hem Se sissidedly express& naiad it, that the him ad
lisionod sorbet's own friesdeled urged Ma to withdrew it.
The CHAIRMAN (Mr. Berea) doubted whether the
esmetillee meld sow 'arrears this dram
Mr. J. O'CONNILL oil he wished the tight boa.
baronet (Sir O. Grey) would sere whacker It wee the Sten-
dos of the govssaimst to worst *Woe for the impel
of the sera; he Mil aet abode to the mirth's of the sepal
aseeraties ; he weal& pat the prima
. Di the aresommat mem to I=rte aide
pre-
=sr webfoot la Derail hem eglarai M the sere
the est sissies t
Mir O. OBEY.—No doubt the Lied lienteneat, la the
maser, el those powers, will adept that aeons sftia he
- thinks the eat of parliamat refuters him to pursue ; sad I
era sere that, la that 10111116 milker he nor my
ether mashie of her ye gmeremait held eat the
hope of immunity to say proms trireme tribe, la the
seers they perm, essy ieri theorems within the for
of treassaable peerless. (Chem)
Mr. J. O'CONNELL said this ma at bast a stadia or
nem Be shield prow his series to a divider.
The CHAIRMAN spats refried to the terms of the so-
rsa. sad rid he hail great Mohr whether, this Wag an
ad to osalleas the aw et lest samba, the erase smell now be
meeed, ear it had beat proposed es an inismersa to the
-emillee sad withibara.
thought the has end leaned libillibef wee
Weds. the bill by lids eamadrest. The bill related eery
reeemehle prstier, while he refereed to bpi sad eon-
etitatisag
Kr. J. (YettlitrELL rid this wee not se • the bill wee
Mewled spina the., wham the Lord Lis6eseat should
lierosllolllll greed that the miseiderat sherd be
withdrawn DO a abbe wee Misled ea]. The Us sad
Mimed amber meld nth improve the bills and if be were
swims le Mew whether It would apply be the ford ROM
tho• go ewer to Libra mid 111 MW althatim.
=sr the laed Lientratiall maid seat let hisr maw,
be bed lesser hirer( wards the aft (Leepiteit.)
The sossubbe ass dirdsd, what the zarthers wee—
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gooratle it
wee *ea agreed to, sal the NU pelted
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