The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-22 00:00:00

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Mira el yeas Ile lea reesigri Ili vlla. t
ligaito 2 or 3 Saar Imes,
Lree the seas miastheof irell;iberlire isrs.
Leausum l the bones that the ere amine of mai sekes,
re ”ssa=apbt :gees t Wm thk fete wale ,
as esassswarha:ll I=lll/PS.
mu • psalm brse he kW hikes Ws !=aw, -
amid pee opal 111 &mad h• / Ths*
mei podium bees= they weal& be braved la the
teassepelela whisk deryeseep b
psw es edam ••
; the
dosed au to palms bol they MA
barest to semis the wee guile; Gad he was
fatly 'saddest thee it it wee the &mks of the
of
iCemetwes to pet • the* to this •
eerreptin, they mast try Yet, rawlyer
lag ea a "PPR whisk limy sis these Tema,
thesis. Ille theseldthet the thehod
ebeuved, for a low terbi_ef Cr ongskialeg stresedva
eases of Play by ~ielth fliffrosokierisost. PI laid
very wadi to tacteme the Pinky whisk existed me to
=podded. lb spree wen thin gabled with peat
to them monteed PPP. whe bed bar
essetioned this .amass, bat it was Ids egbl4
lbel to psi& examen haw by
bendliloMail we an Weil ami an einelle=si lt Pe
mak& m kindle' to PIPS papillae sighte, bat be PM
Ibitiemis eillemillememi was a neat werist rankle+
sent It we ulna bosom you publied the lemma*
with the palr-tlesesess yea pukka& pos=ber the 4ia
et these who were new alive. How was
elelsbeisat *died ? Oa the Feud of Wiwi out iii=
leg le ethos. /Led it arm bees deed to that pole* of
view t Ilse leaned set lbw mai yea taped that, whom
the bead of • party wee head one with • bribe, the
peer NM who saw the gillwadi esesider weep!
at ease MOM am Wary would be punkin& ? lis mei
ard Viler MeeMPre of his views thaa by PP( lila
task he eked Yarmouth lad year. Had be Foie II
the et he would have raked bb POP
spies' tile WOOS, Oi • 1,000 au=dowe 111
bed been prey of Whiny. The foe the
meat was, that the bribery wee- shown te be exteaskes
Great Tarawa* was to the gouty of Norfolk. The
sap& sad womb* et 31adlettry Ina fispeteal
Tray aura sot, therefore, true to Ws remair if
dalensibleaset es if deities politicos; bet If tier
wished amadame the rushy that thole=
he seemed la eeresaveinfai a Wisp these
was sae whirs they wad shape their b .all
arm iseedes, med. when, based of shakes, as legislates'
eltbele bud them, at the peer sear, they must elm at tame
illegasat=la by whom the voter was lamps.. He
, via in Wel where • Whir beard to
kis ems. or retitled leaders brought he their mar
rive hither, 'meld be eerie& ea without ef
the amiliele : bet ia the great meterity of sus
seised he as remesebb doubt that the essdidates stood ma
their own mamas, am& this lid to the mend petit el
the ease which he sight to areablish, that they most
Peet their earls to the asked of the OF
end set Is the awing of the voter.
Ha nn wee that ae ass should take his sea to that
hum sold be bed Pined at the Übe* that be was watbdy
inmeast if& ewer& poetises, aml Midler sea &abrades
it should be added. either by • unneittee of that house
orb • scud of law, that he had been guilty eflertheey, he
gliwrieljedeldagles) reposed that foe ever after ke sheen be
hem dot
is peamme. Hs Dusted thee the
home would mese* to read the bill a mead time, in eddsk
ease it we hie ineeedisa to rib ft to • Meet eemakese, is
order *sties balk adallethe most metal inuetig
ties (Haw, beer. ylle hliesed that thi;eiztaisate sad
fasts ia hyrax of his ammeimewereeld then
rate ever theme of • antrary teadeney ; War he had
name to Mop se hist elerythieg be had heard. He had
bees told may as the reeky. day that his *wire was the
only ow hem width it asight be uets& to pat •
stop to prep I• 1K es they never would be suppressed
until • Pin was sidled to the breast of the candidate
hiumelf, dwells seabeam Pi olkonolfot woo at sake.
(Haar, hese) Betz= tbat It obeli be emersesat for
two eiseNee. Ply te baud the riedeandea hart
the esnelible at laseinp, but to yea a pees of the bill
*bleb all be admiefed te the dosed ad is mill
*bleb
He sae peps* that ay puss tithe should be
pout may el bider mashed &tribe should ease the
peasky-ef MoemslisemeM ha the rest of Ids Ufa (Hear,
him) This wee the ear distreashisnant to whisk he
Pahl be a party, sad the ad, Wm redeem wheels he
se best la the hill woe eas providing
Pk shmild be ober ether abolished. Ha felt
Than Ea gavilier wide the MINN of bribay; the
- wth Om
_paper pen= to be attacked, and
Ike disesibee it Veda be value to retain aa melt whisk
adhated mei_ the Peter. (Rear, beer.) He might
'whips be told that if he wished to lut a stop
_to bribery,
lidesunsperneresume wee
bt~sdtbeeitoy extend t
that he
he kirzeides. Ma lwrmd ar;
belied *Mem as to the extemion of the freashke.
He did nee Wad .Itheaolf to any partionbr Pm.
bar of sonstiammies or of uteri. All he had to say
was that whomever it slimed be proved to him that the
heasibe .di be adeadedwitli eery to oar imitations he
Shedd be reedy to mob to the peopoiden. =hear.)
IP soldthey leek to the extensiss of the •• •
aim it whist Intbery t (Hoer, hear.) Had they not
Pm
b the eases of Niftier= sad Norwich large mu
allimiesies as sobrieudy epee to bribery as say Wu. I
it _might be urged as • Pees for not
Etgrie Ilk that the suavity of des conendteseetr esitt
to msa ust me pietism in totem. He
atheill= they weld base a attain dim, bet that
the
With wield be, net le deseeme the bribery, bat to prevenrovidt
the pmentatica of Willem He bed notta4ped
with the able of treads*, la
awes of the War/ft of the sakiset; but If
any ells hisses should broth= it inummisise, the pre-
podelea amid realm his ma leweembie atesadon. He
muted that the aid el the mums Pala be le mare •
healthy tome a mu tegstostbdis. Ikiiti Me JO,.
prou Coo
l. the par* of her plane saes, (" Hew, Per,
I illbeisery. bat the may way to pawn that party
with seam the pmek, of the gendiaseac'es. ( Hear, hear)
Pee ebesevadems be admided the hill Om the (Wake
of the hems The Mu Woad .abided by moving that
the 1111 be reed alum& tines
Col. 111111111101LF Ads to the bill fa lato, ad bad
`Mold to more as ea 'meth that the emend reeding
be t
postponed she moulds.Heimover m ,dihe hon.
buena pre for s
to ram it to a Wise emainitees, be shout&
Pk& tPlearelthelcammillisebehee be took any melee
la
snsi=illsplimb silgasslai rer&lefftSse hattrlayeal
%
ipan the bomb se the greatest U.S of cu-
b the world. .) There bad bees several
Oh ablest, allot bad Pea successively kicked
soll, One &mkt thin would be; bowever, be Auld not else
say bulbar until he maw what.w dose by the
selec
girt
J. sal& it was peke tree that a:t;
tears had bermPP to pat ma end to brim et :s avig
sad m etimity bap& that the aleempt of 116 leek blemi
pad be emen_enesindel elm itapethemelek
' - read I[AHWf thought the house Ps amok Welded to
him. mumbo fir Demirel& fee. the Mamas be had
pth to Oft wheat, sad he .dined aloe that the
mime now segraled, of relheetag the bet te a
timmillee up seiseAmsme aujermseme. There
eisme, havetwer. semis la his adult
as to arm of the peuithee ef till iniesen, which be
was anxious to slate, all las egklt_ of beedlity, bat wed, a
view to ausdissat. IMMO& dame it was proposed
that day seraber who • report of a eemadetee
of the Mew el Commons, be to have bruciley of
Weep should be far ever oboe bard& el ma
filiishor of pullesemat. New he wished the lame caw
saw bow deagerous we sash au esselaimat, espesially to
dam whoa patty wit ran high. Islam ormido f f Alm
it would lave arebnied he former peg she Pi aro
prate was is Pay elated sack ether, =IP the
of IP eml Fos. sad whim the 11•111111111 e/ ens
i7nrase past bed. fees the levee altarthat wield
bare tom eemdbalie
lean objed of the greeted impresses
by the epplehe leiV,
bsi‘ au, eel, IP* ft OM ereeki be • miprity, of seems
MANN ea aa deaden •pillekb ie• death them bleu hem
Wsslslikaallitegalitaboilb la
g al'
uo se
these
Nadir
rill gilt "ff.)
Is Sties el the teepplisa for the ahem et ma a power
lir Irt•P•Beis tbq mut mediate la rhumb time s
moe • the pond sly, bat to periods at greet *Pad re-
deemed. By the saessi skews It was pruidek that se7
velar wheat • anueittee et the House of Oman= 10•1114
Pekes to have Pm guilty of reembing • PP
shooed be for ever alter deprived of the heashise.
He would smarm that It weld be widest to=
vide that the party should be dbfreashieed
' the ssammettee was Quahogs, la waniedne lthaselittelbery .
ar.) With regard to the sabstitudes et • dedenallea
1 for the bribery e—thai wee • melee en whisk he wield
I rather ream his *pinion Ina the 'committee should bus
I reported. There might, perhaps, be some adireateri ta dos
peopeeitisn, pesrelkit the- semis,
should be of ova
thigzitsts
a decieretiem .et all was neesseery. He had peat
a
in esawardag is the mum proposed of reedier
stbil bill • woad elms and rekerlag it to a sleet committee.
Ms. ACILIONBT would give hie support to the hill, as
emu' of its Ste• having
illsr= every measure taw*.
deed .bee he ee had bees la t preludes that chat.
Re thought the declaration elute, to sever, wee like setting
t.,. is whisk the codeciendatte and meedtive would be
bat from which the userepelous and dkhosest
=easily escape. He shield Me to Paw it seek a
thelavesien wore required tree basoarable umbra mow
prisst, bow many of them would Is ea a poddan
to sake it. Hew many of them could declare that
they had sever applied to the Posen for .ea' phis or
else for some Issued supporter. Fee himself he had all
doers at very high pme, but be meet cafes the is bed
seensided in obsthbg for cone or most of the Paws of
0 abeam* mitestioas as pawn .at tweedy ebilth4
Lusk If they wished so sawn ilk. real dithealty,ht
extend its franchise, end this weed hems meal or
bah Do guy with the old frau a sad ••.ted the hew
Odes to all hour hollers, and it would be worth NO 111144
tido to attempt a:tail:dug votes by ash mesas.
lit, CC Uninr said that no ow we pee Nay es are
amp to the non. isembtr for Dridtwish for the atteatied Is
bail r to this sables, sad for the pies he had tabor a
a remedy ter the evil which still to a pest slap
a'_,,,,—* 'dip les:tesig he remold therefore be early It
of his boil the l plepabbla id
i
54,1
1 . _ • to • salsa tae muse up
_phi. 11011
balsa r. kis suet to that aaka, he writhed to toe
to the .'"-, . err.iik pr. mated theemalem to bin ail to
tiOhost ut taut • amp. The Me ad &
serdlieta tilll to a woo ,

'ttetee irezi:::mit
it to • salosMothalms • wiff_, hut.
wet not • sold emends, en me um, has a ic
eons fete the whole adieet leing and
Hey, it the undies et the eless I
ia Own Om,
_nth se imam se vend iimerey
any KU being pemed is the es bons the
bjeek preset
sieve. Bat sang aU the ransom dial kid besnatess..t
sitilL.lhs........&.a...sesend risen( et die mem% he
method is Mein et lira;
Zunis t.....esehloorOsess.) Eh 011ie =UM
Mbar ter: Hartford (Lord Kates) owned to
the duty eft essemittes would be to deaths whether or
them about/ be eta dederados at .11 newel hem
cm taking Melrose@ en the subject of bribery. That
sot be the duty of the einisittee. (Hoar, hear.) 1114
they would have to do weld be to deco eidde.
tier it would be to abolish the
bilbsey eta es the that it wee net
te seven the connimeka a basswood which
showed Mend saber to the aarmr.taa of perjury dean
the seggemelos snake,. (Rear,lieer.) The eon.s
odd thin were three seas Baas the bill ; arthiZt
slisiOise impend apes bin they tad thole
I eine that they had not a Mob denim been pity if
; smondly, the diquallieelies for everathe somber
a it fa the house, if
roped dierverils he ghost/ be tend guilty a
balmy by a court akw es s esmeaktee a the now
of Cowmen ; sad tidal/61h. repeal a the Bribery
oath. With to the pan, he had heard sodded
to manes his tan it wee sessmery or neediest *fames'
nth • decimal& It would be infra:tail or he as pro
venlig the usenthniss et w t
bribery at snakes, hile i
would ear may hen Wing their sesta, who. widest
bang bees guilty et soy Inimeral set, might nevertheless
ha that they had base mined up in was whisk, seem&
I log to the seise sad enssiontious enstressies el the don
ratios, would disqualit them; and the you woad
shut eat any of the Met and moo heed sea
from pseliament, while you mead admit oases who would
he morn a *eke the male wide cossentien a the Mass
pada they, for ems enamel enseited lot the
pel egos it. Meer, hoer.) The desitratheri=
Nadeau, he effectual la preventing beim mere thaa
meson ealL The Ma. mamba acid U the house Y.
muted to the he
that an oath or desisracks should be
lase by seseasek he wee willies thee the terms ahead bs
sanded as th• sammilese spoke dead dean. But he
(ffir G. GLUTizasetd=oreill to epee to the
dot a be veterans' is elk"
—he wee set preMed es fa to epee to the
bill. (Hear, ben) was regard to the mood dates he
I entirely sped in the opisien =premed by his noble friend
the amber hr Hertfod—thet it would he a most mom
trees peed if elm the declaratka soda by •
member ae tans lie son,_sed whisk was required its. at/
alpos adh~o it shoal be bided either by • court of
law et a ondose a that louse that he had bees guilty of
any act of baborytiket he should forever after be disqualified
ho s sitting la psanent. (Rest )
Si, J. PAKINGTON was willing to modify the bill in
this reopen
Not 0. GEST did not knew what moaned= was in-
tended,bot adman( to the full Wen the faitsees and impar-
tiality whisk kidannotorksd the proteethags of the late dei-
ties somasittees Mania eallein stating mote objectiocable
or mere dangerous then that a isreseim of three members
out of In, on names lama dame the sanction of an
nth, sad not Ia thetE anal Ibe members gadded
M dad& on legal often a mod siests7atest the
medial et soak • should he lona W edify •
man from aver seer holds. • en is t.
(Chan) He know sot what thesis is this the
hes. bane* sentsfspistied, bat his (Bit G. Grey's)
weds
add d, and to that he entertained •
pest objection.
We J. PAKINGTON—I have another elan which I
repose to subditute for that.
Blot G. GRIT could sot know what might be the dame
which ma not in the bill : be spoke of the bill es it stood.
(Hoer.) With regard le the skied akin width made the
=
eta en of weer le pessary mat is eerie
the ri-
should have that thelaw wee sow ashoe.
Wont proposed by this ileum to make it. He offered no
=ron thatbspreinArt if it was net so he could
ation to this ei the bill, though the hos.
Memel not dote this se we 111 iffripollsoareviden.
This soda with reopen le the wpm*
thollen el elective, he estertilsed • dean et=
theorsh set Is the gams_ ammo, to the
dee of deem oat dead= d • semmitteo
that he had to the peopsted of
memben. He sow suns to the 7th dames—
that with regard to the retention of the bribery
oath. lbw that esbjct there might be mans
opinion. He wee sot disposed to attack very mesh lino to
the bribery oath, believing that it rather hided to peones
pasinry assraharneat bribery. He should be sem 03
"ppm the deb, ff such it should be, to send thielel
to • whet meemitte—(. No, no ")--and it it was theeskt
that the rade( auks none would be to pram* • mea-
sure whisk should put a. more elholnal amok unikthe
sessmiseles et hdbey at election Mae at lessen nista he
sheatneheideet Old- le must pried mend maw up
stabs to • same eulsaittee • bill spot the Nebel* et adok
they were she agreed, and whith as the result of the in-
finity =hit dermas be Mond weetshaeged into s raw
eure differest both in mini* tad is detail.
(Heir, hen.)
Mr. TURNER Minded the Oda seems _he
band dot the. thaeisaKaselat et that body woad be
meat peejsKahl Se the 1. mete d Ibiettaway. He
to the peplos& dedenties. He Omsk Moral be tot
to Az • ma le herd to dean fei their lets of
(" OL'l—psealang nay ere fn whidthasee SIM ON sae
was paL Els donOt the ageate hod has Mend to
be
yeares guilty el bday by seven( deeds commitlasttess
should be mended pint sod punished.
Hueesileed to give lois he support ip any meows
w shod have the offset aW ho les mislinslity home to
the agemt,tesesse the set he eono• was either en eases
WWII the nivileges of the knee or it was not, sot if it
me, the law should make it punisiable Ia the ordinary
war. Data say bill whisk involved a &elands se be
made by • member a that house that ho bed sot beassuistby
of say awe Whet the law, sad would not be a
it, he would Wet his most thesemised oppaeltioa. e
effseCet the Melinda weal kp, that the essepelous man
wosld tassult his neat bane be took it, and not the un-
sersinkoli would mks oftaffaiGo bat isms to do table
sad sasatibe it. Os sU these pounds be would move the
emastheent whisk the his. led edam member for Linen.
shire had winnows, namely, that the bill be reed a awed
time that day elm made.
lb. COCKBURN said it sensed to him that the bill caw
Seined so many deshable providens, that it ought to be read
• woad time as* met to • saint essamittes up rain.
(Hasa) He woad sot shin liondly that ell ito essetnients
wen deserreg el
_do honediasedispeles d
othe home,t but
be . cartel* einsfill thee the deasielles eps* obe
taken by MMUS doesdady oho long shoed, Weenl-
eased to hive a tad benasiel speatiss. (near, hoer.)
He believed. that that daimons meld have so ether thus
a most salutary resat; sea idea se seen were his an
violin ea this pent that it hod best kis own Ma
domination to bring s bill defier to the present.
(nen, Ihiti.a.,== the most sondem! min
a genet the on *mid to by
the has member for Dnitwkh, where in • eandearney of
3,080 Wien, IT out of every 28 mond bribes*" the mend
101. a sea, wad say one believe he a mow* that the
cendidete did not and the money sad was not madly aw-
aked ei the fasts y (Hear, hoer.) Than, milli not nth
a deination m wee sow premed meet that sees ? Wen
any se's satins and seatimonts with regard te truth end
falsehood so perverted, that, stew kandsi nesided the
money to bribe the voters, he would nee Ilhesh sag lode
fan et the louse and the ofentry
_sake the delionho t
Be (lit. Mantra) appended that it waft
perfectly impossible. This additional denatege. tee,
woad be mined, that if say man dared; ta de so,.
sad he was anirds deteeted and waisted of the adiame,
the loosest lax sad conventual sesieliq Whisk puma war
suck can lightly would be supomeded. 41kgrarairea
hence: would be visited es the
He thetefor• thoustst that the theimillea maid
ono of the most effectual mean forreatioll tho
able practice. (Hear, ken) dly nem pert erf—g 1.71111
it was promised that the deembor or emendate ens bred of
bribery should be meowed hem *dog in the house for all
time to come • sad the guidon was, whether parliament
would enact Mat ormbies. Re believed himself that unless
it were adopted the bean weal sever pat down bribery. I
(Cheers.) Be we pmeseisil thed they were sow for the
Int time beshming to theishie at the right end. Hitherto
Nth hei Memense to the impedes et mane on
the voters, sal met on the dashed—ca the innpled dad not
on the tempter. (ther, Wee.) There an oemothing very
ettmeitive to a pose ester in a large maw teffeldhention.
If the house wend to pat down these restless, they
mums begin at the other end, and make the man who
bribed teemed(' for his sots; and with reference
to the briber, they certainly could sot make Melt pc.
sallies too severe. (Bear, hear.) The man who out the
ems* of violating the law of the lend by corrupt-
' fig a cocotituney, and sapping the bee of
dif eight and judo, was sot ht to be a legislator.
=2 As they punished the virtu by the loss of his
, is common kedge they oouugght to dbfranthise the
ins de bed he him into rimiWiq, and, therefore, for
thessrounne, this provides of the bill was well worthy the
lit ails d t. (Hew.) Bet when the hoe. new
nig he west • step further, ant proposed that
et a amber or candidate should
•••• a tiesamin ter bribery by an elation con
WO% lei (Mr. Cheliben) masa from hintev, hear )
as -weld nod thee penny to the ern (B e of bebery, itt
a. seetvindos took Mem before the orainery tribuses
ountry. (Appieses.) If his conviction foliowaffispon
en appeal befoul • judge and jury, they let his diebsnehtia
meat be pronanod ; but he (Mr. Cockburn) combed twat
be woo loath to pat asap a power se was proposed into
the Mods at • trend isomponi Übe that of as
duff= eseentee. Not but be meet my that the
mane which bad takes plies latterly la the cosilit=f
pedkotesmry committee wee so great *it tine bodies had
"send themeehes to the ereadesse of the house mei the
sultry; bat wises he reeelloted that tee rides tams
hen this house wen liable to be rransely dna by party
ia Unseal greet szeitesteas,

_ ditre=abernaleistltVild
somilei-edx-s-msmia. Iltatlv:hktsfeed
.ee7.tilleppemeed Waage thet the hem oustimmea
should Immeshes galas Alfforsed datiaitioes et the meming
of the deciaratkm to what bad provicrody_beee espremal by
the boa. sasenber for Oesitermas- thAglioaby) ; end
when two rook km. gentlemen maid not wee with refor-
ms* to a seated of that bird, it was not to be won-
dered at it the less anligimmed iambus of the
Mime should be plead la a somewhat sweage position. His
(Mr. Mar
ti=of the declaration was, that it would
from the dishonest, bat the soma-
bees from the meerupalwas. The her. inroad who intro-
lased *6140110d add the bomb that the oath taken by the
elegem ot the senatry bad wholly failed is pro-
diming the ant intended, end yet it was now
elm* to imps. a somewhat similar dedaratioa
imp the number* of the home, in the vain hope
ad gat would modem a different result. Them wen
samba le et bee. mad pllaat gentlemen reseal who knew
Whit damiedom was made whoa amnia= wave paw
abased, but would my of them smart that m seam meaty
had ever been paid beyond the sum dated fa those &days-
dons ?
Sir Z. GRAHAM observed that the Nem of drelaratioa
alluded to by the hem member was now diekatinued.
Mr. =NUT presumed it bad bees bee away with be-
cause it wee bad asely IDammbus. (Haar.) He was
opposed to the diem end Isemmenieet mane of 'sadism
a bill to a sommatee spades, when the priasipie of the
measure itself was disapproved of by many lon. members;
and be mufti Me home that they would bold oat a m-
ai= to emembatare oat of dams if they attached the
heavy pomades epos members and 'iodides's whisk were
now pospimed, hewn the leader of a greet party might
then be sagmessied der life by the manoeuvres of sa
vidW who dM sets without his imowiedge, and who, with.
out his wathemity, represented himself to be an eleetiomeriag
agent. (Oh I)
Mr. Etna add he had often complained that the house
would sever probe the senora of the evil of bribery and cor.
:option. He wished to see two plain and simple prowi•ions
adopted. Let a clause be passed that any electioneering
agent or ether person guilty of a dishonourable act, such as
costraweaing the laws, should be punished, and that if he
wire an attorney he should be struck off the roll'. Then,
let every man memicted of receiving a bribe be diafran
ehised ; end if these two clause' were pawed be firmly be-
lieved that an end would be effectually put to bribery.
(Hear, hear.) He would not trust to any declare,
doe, berms he had known butanes in wh mach a
form had bola subscribed without the party paying much
attention to its (entente; and he was of opinion that, until
his suggestions were adopted, all other efforts to check the
evil would be reside.
Mr. BRADLLM could not vote for the emend rradieg of
the bill, bemuse he hallowed it would be utterly inefficacious
for the purpose which it was intended to effect.
Mr. 8. CRAWFORD ezpressed his cordial assent to the
principle of the bill, and said that he approved of the form
of decimation proposed to be taken by the members of the
house.

Mr. F. O'CONNOR said the dissuades showed that the
ammo. of the boa. baronet, the member for Droittsich,
would, in the bag run. be a sort of ocassiencis relining bill.
He agreed with the bees. member for Southampton, in think-
ing that all questions having reference to the criminality of
a member of the house, ought to be deckled by a court
et law. He was glad that a distinction had been
drawn in the canoe of the debate between Notting-
ham as it was and Nottiagbaa as it is, for at the
last general eleedon himself and hb hon. callow*
bad been returned for that borough without either of them
knowing that they had even been proposed as candidate..
If the esespool of election was so muddy.. described by some
hon. members, he would rd'y it by letting In a fresh
comsat. He would extend the fisnAlse, and thus render
bribery too expenidve a proms.
Mr. HODGSON thanked the hon. baronet for introducing
the bill, although personally it was a monsr of indifference
to him whether it was read a second time or not.
Sir J. PAKINGTON observed in reply that excepting
the objections to the declarations by mambas of that house,
those against every other part of the bill appeared to him
rather verbal criticisms then serious objections. Regarding
app Automata by members of that house, he could. say
for himself that the lad one be was instrumental in pro-
curing was for a political opponent. The plain principle of
the bill was contained I. the declaration, and he hoped that
no bon. number opposed to that principle would nor vote
for the second reading in the hope of defeat*/ it on a future
occa:ion. The details of the bill he was willing to leave to
the mArnittee.
Col. RAWDON said that he lied several times purchased
ownsistions is the army, and scald say he mode any
such deduatioa es bad been allsdedos, and he believed every
gallant member in that house coull say the same. (Hear.)
The house than divided—For the motion . llO
For the amendment 80-30
The bill wee then reed a second time.
• COLONIAL LIGHTHOUSES.
• - -

1(r. Iltillif,l;;;riing far the ioTbierusiniturn, pointed
out the laneestable state of oar colonies for want of
liekthemess and far want of a proper authority or public
ca—ce to ormausaisate with on the subject. The a-
turn he moved Mr would show great neglect of the
subject. It would *ow that nice years ago the ens-
lion of a lighthouse was determined on for Barbadose,
but not yet carried wt. All that was wanted was that the
Adniealty should be/deb a surveyor to mambo and report
whore the lighthouteaboald be established. 760 lives were
annually lost for want at proper buoys and lighthouses in
car ettlosir. He bogged to we for the fallowing reams :
the ewe of Obble Boyish% R.N., on tie nassaalty of
ssOe • Ileillent• en Cage Mae, Newfoundland, and elaannent of
thismes that hem Ins sive' by ths mosnment ems&
=l:lubmat the~sm mots ft the walks efta
it
a the kind of lrMir kr brisk the amsmblyef
bso mad mum and kr bilk In the missoliamsui askew@ et
hm yam the hem ebb
isailessist Atm stalmeset of whet
armee boo Ism atiopesi maths, mmegsmint.
and sepabembese et liablbsuess to MSlt sebtalso and pow
swims.
Lord BERNARD celled dis attention of the ent
to the lighthouse on the seallourssternesest of Ire and,owing
to the imperbst arresoment of whisk several shipwrecks
took plans last year. 'The Babb Beard in Dublin had
abundant fends, end be hoped the gstureessM would adopt
mane fur thus to be espetsW, and anciently so.
Lord J. RIIWAIL mail only say that the subject, which
was well assinft dersatlcs, was under the coaddaration
of the Bowl d Ude. It wm a practical subject, and he
thought it ambabia that the noble lard and other practically
@ennobled Ira 11. absuld make known their views prepara-
tory to inghleiss.
'The reams were than ordered, and the house adjourned a
few minutes before 6 o'clock.

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