The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-11 00:00:00

pood this bill.
ifce and recur
feel that hr could n
being a martyr fur
cur the penalty,
It wss to maintain
that they introclut
or hesitate for a me
and the necessity o
day would show it
—not of the upper
working classes—i
they had seen so
bad been made
abtel, (Hear, ht
the case when, •
magnanimous (.0114
(cheers) —w hen, o
pay to the name an
and love which the
the respect and VI
monstrations of for
nand, and which t
which without the
could no more k
been preserved. at
of the metrop4
hear.) This pow
when they contra
with what it woulc
there was no mut
and security of roc
atitutions but the •
ewe of the great t
assured the hon. n
a party to the
that the libertit
way be infringed
the power of disco
meetings, would t
this bill pissed,
at the same time,
would b: checked i
rose in arms wool
who excited other
in their impunity.
he asked Vern to
he was told that tl
the same as was
he hoped with coo
would consent ur t
Mr. HORSMA:
of " Divide, dint
moved that the de
Mr. HUME see
Lord J. RUSSI
member.
Mr. HORSMA
he should vote for
that the noble lon
which precluded
cedent for such a
who withdrew tb
which then pass
modify.
Mr. HINDLE'
second reading on
The house (Hsi,

Sir G. GREY
on the bill.
Mr. AGLIONI
the bill.
Mr. J. °TON:
struck out of the
Mr. HUME be
constitution, by
and believing atm
who only support.
ministers to delay
country knew wn
next should he lb
Bir:G. Glt EY
who were nuw hr
pass es speedily a
meet to-morrow
committing the t
making some Teri
Mr.IRUME ht

Mr. J. O'CIJN
the following del

Lord J. R. 78.;
able to bring fore
in the evening, w
Mr. GARDNE
member— (Oh,
oh.) He begge
would not deco
length completelj
at down fur a m•
house do now a
during which Sir
hon. member to r
tion.) Mr. Gerd
had taken the cm
be able to deli
had net been ebb
urged by the nob
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which was one 01
quotedme vi
just
for su
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sanative princip
to the progress ni
Mr. AGLRES
bred in the earl]
third clause, woi
object of the hoe
tinction betwcer
Mr. F. OTC

grounded his 11,
Solicitor-Gensti
gentleman's exp
most ambiguous
position in his p
oenstitutional pi
hid acted most
the crown in thi
came law he s

country to the c
not in doing so
(Near, hear.)
put in its place
man in that hot
which that dal
was not Englan
would be estim,
Mr. J. O'CO:
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fortiiaCitti,;;;
of the house.
Lord J. RUS
for the repeal c
same hour, whe
Mr. HUME 4
rick had a riAlit
move as an ,am
that day week.
Mr. WAK.I.I
The house di

A motion wa
upon which th.
Ayes ..
Noes ..
On our retur

Mr. G. THO

not give scowl
• t►ey were nos
of speech—a ri
and which oug
anent. (Oh, e
this hill to de
hear)—or to
empire. ( I lee
who denied LI
they were now
right of the
Ile defied hot
the people tha
bon or desire
government 11
of the most
slaughter. (I
ruptions.) II
the responsib
that the house
Mr. WAX
adjournment
Sir O. OKI
the hon. mem
allowed to tal
not being a gi
hotel:mama, a
The how

The bill wi
(this day) at
The house
teeloek to-mo

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