The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PAnUDMT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TusaDAT, MARCIE 14.

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BRITISH HAPIPHARIAN BILL.
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BL scrnort PETITION ACT (1M) AMENDMENT
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THIg CAlli OF MARY RYAN.
The Marquis of WMTMATH, la attendee to
Ms Pleas gemented la the ease of Mary Ryas, observed
that the whale case was shemisehle ; end he trusted that
elope would be taken for basis Mary Ryan look to Reg-
bad, ad that Meld be dooe to prevent tbe
Ems Osestery from be it la
is fatale to
say whiter the law d be carried out or
Sari RUIMBLL said that there were two ismortsst
questions isehed in this mos. The first related to •
preetim dusk it appeared from the papers wee set
WOON110011 is consateal oelsbilaimeds in this ecstasy,
ef sending suss who bed beams Juane to a Inertia 'sta.
Midmost is Belgium. Th. law °Mem of the "rows
who bad been ocinedled as the &abject had M-
illard that creeds to be Mold Not oily was
that poesthie illepl, bet vary great chose might
Wee frets it. La the Whose under consideration every
faddy was gives to the ossautz &dimities and acenzole.
Sows of Lases for Tiding this am ; but a am might
Mee in whit* • pens who wee not loam might be corned
sway by bees to • foreiss esinatry, ands which the
director. might refuse arbeheisa to the establiehment where
that perms was placed. Thinks the prieda is ques-
tion was not only Wept, but dangerous to the liberty of
the mbjeat. For the mesa he asked kis right his.
friend (Sir G. Grey) to Warm the directors of the eon.
mutual establishmest that what had been doer wee
*direly and his right has. friend having dose so, it
might, he thought, be armed that the coevestial estab-
lishreentegeserally would lake acre that the practice me
sot continsed. Such being the law of the constry—a law
which be believed would ia fates be observed—they bad
to consider what was the particular is. of
Mary _ ltyan. They found from the evidence
of Dr. Miller who was the medical superintendent of the
asylum in this country, that he was mired to is. this par-
son and semis. into belt mental °audition, sad that os
ding so he fond her safferieg from site amis. She was
afterwards removed in as illegal manner ; she was lekss
away without the authority of Dr. Miller or coy poem
authority, conveyed facility acmes the sea, and placed is • '
lunatic, asylum so Bruges. Imo' ma mode oa the sub
bet. Her Majesty's minister at BeawL looked into the
sees, and the eased west to the asylum and
feud that the piss wee very well (meditated.
The medical authorities at Bruges did give as minim that
Mary Ryan was sufferhot from disease of the istelleatual
beadles. The seed visited the place, and ha deseribed
the establithriaset
_wed conducted, aod he Mud
that Mary RFIta was flcis from mold dimes. TM
Secretary of Mate for the Home Department required that
one of the omenimissere lardy should visit the plam
sad Mr. Wilkes me mat over, and ettemorde made • full
=1",i: which he stated at Mary Ryan appeared to be
under • very saute form of mama, sad that her
Mad was is an shouted state from the voyage mum he
Belgium. He also stated that in his opinion ohs required
to be taken poet an at. The question was, what
should be dose alder tie eireanzetaame. His right hoe.
fried the Home Samorory having assert•ined all the hate,
and that she was, vim removed, really of unsouod mid,
and that she was in as 'slum sad wall taken care of, con-
sidered whether it woad be advisable to take say farther
step ia the matter. He found that the law Md been
brakes, bat be distermbed not, le such • cane, to order any
promeciatim against the perms who had take. the girl out
at this country. And this detenniestion was in aceordance
with the opiates of the law dicier. of the Grown, who were
einsalted by his right bon. Mend. Another qualities wee
whether any steps shoed be takes to remove the girl Is
this emetry. No doubt the authorities in Belgium weidd
be quite willies to give her up to say properly eutherbsit
puma. Bat then she was liable to attacks of frens,
which might be brought es by removing Mr, and by the
excitement of the voyage, and earls' helms
sigh
result. It was found that her plumb were end 11
there was no Meths who was willing to take we of bar.
Ueda all the circumstances of the awe, he agreed with his
right has. fried that it would to well got to expose her to
• voyage acmes the Memel when there was so mistime to
lidos ass of her is this ematry, and when she was well
eared for when she was. At the lame time he most say
that, seeing that the Rowse Whelks of this oouotry and
Irelsad wise • peg and wealthy body, it was a matter of
regret that they had sot as 'slum in which they weld
asthenia {MMUS of this Mem,
_Juiced of &Bowleg them to
he ENO oat al the coastry. Me noble load was, as usual,
Sandible la the gallery.)
The Earl of XALMESBURY said that after raiding thee.
it was odte ha pomible b have any doubt opus two
that the posse in question. Mary Ryan,
and, sesesdly, that the governmeas
hv: dosciaral that they souk) to investigate the ass.
Bet he did not think that that acquitted entirely the
Seardery from Muse. He did sot my an
spied the preeeedisp d die sable lord the Foreign
Semothry, who se and to have dem his duty in aseertain.
las all the bots. Bat that did sot used the Henze
Seeretery al having trashed this matter is a somewhat too
light a mode. The noble lard did not speak one atom too
stosely in referee*" to protectiog British subjects from
accidents of this bled. He did not impute any improper
motives to the bdiormat these be of this convent, for no
doubt she acted is of the law. The Indies in
these establishmostslivid • life of esitudoe, and did sot
know what was paring onteide their courant', but they
ought to be taught what the law was, and the Home
Sita•tary ought to has it exed to them, and not
tidy to teeth the enperioeem of this establish-
ment the law, but those of othen in thief cons.
by. Bat 111161: WY the way in which that could be
dam! Not by private commaleations to the offending
party ; and if men one had sot moved for these papers this
case would sot have bees knows at all, and the badsof
these oesvents meld have re weld ignorance of the
law, and this country would have been exposed to similar
Ireadiss of it is future. He had himself thought it to be
his duty to gore nodes of • adios with most to another
ease—cot indeed counseled with any convent, but arising
out des illegal order of a megidosto, by which an uefor.
Masts man had been =eased in • lunatic, asylum for eve
days, and who us afterwards declared to be perfectly
sane. It should be quite impossible that such thine
weld basis in this oountry. They bad every sort
of machinery to prevent much accidents occurring, but
the best al all ways to peeved • reprititioe of such things
was for the Seeretary of the Home department, when be
could, to orders proesoutioe of the offending persoes, or if
in his discretion he should sot think it right to prosecute,
he should publicly remonstrate with the magistrate or
other person in authority, and teach him or her what the
law was. But when the emmunications were in this pvi.
vat. manner there was as prolectios for the future.
Her, hoar.)
The subject dropped, sad the house adjourned at • quer•
ter to 7.

HOUSE OF OOMMONS.-TIIIBDAY, MARCH 14.

The SPIAJLIM took ths choir at 4 o'clock.
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE AND GREAT
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