The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

Worst b.lll wiliek it tts4 &clued itself -to b. favou—reb4

to. (Cheers.)
Col.rncl FRENCH contended that constitutionally td
government had no fair right to distolve, ruder they were
earned that there was a tersontble prospect of Air
strengthening th-ir position upon the very quail's open
which they had been defeated. Now who could say that
the goveremist were likely to return from the country with •
verdict in favour of their nits= bill ? (Hear, best.)
Mr. NALINS pareetel that the resolnike of the
noble lord the .seater for the Ci.y wu taatemount
to a vote of want of confidence in the government,
be mac upon the portion of reform there appease' to
be very little difference of opnion between the opposition and
the nunieterial aide of the house. The mortice,
then, could only have been proposed in a spirit of
faction to interrupt the proper of tbe government
museno, eel the appeal about to be made to the country
was sedan an sir leas than whether they bad confilenee
or wet Is hr If ejety's preeme adviser..

Ilk J. Tllllgi WIIY nese to order. He mu.ended that
elhedisseeks was irregular, se hiving no refervnts to the
Inietics before the chair.
TM SPEAKER ruled that the hon. sad learned sesenter
for Welilsaford was is order.
KALINS repeats I that the °maritime were impossi-
ble foe the dia.:ileums, sad insisted that nom they bad pst
kewerd so ref ins momure of their own, the goverment
were perfectly junitild is escrowing the Woe. TM
question the . °witty had to diode woe me of con/Memos er
no onati fence in the precaut admiaist,ation.
Sir 0. C. LEWIS repudiated the ides of the opposition
being resioasible foe the constrq ienrotof the dinoletion, and
wee equally indispo,cd to swept the honouraVo and Memel
geatMeen'e &deltic& of the Issue to be decided. It wee
sot a question of mat of reeltdenee In the government, bee
one of reform, sad the musky would have to detomice
wbelsee the goverment 131.111 re of reform, or the reso•
lution MI the noble laid the member for the
eity of Looks was the nom nameable. The goveremest
snot met be allowed to go to the country epos a fa!si Lome;
they nest be band by the precedents of the coo toot of 1831
and 1832, sad tbe qussilta to be put to the couutry should
sot be, have yen sadden in the government P but, will
yes take this bill se a settlement of the qoeston d re
tom? (Bur, beau)

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kr. B. OSBOILNE thought It would bs better to remit
the queens of redeem at Oaf) to the hustings •51i n
to re-op-a it to the diacasains of the house.
Ile waste] to Mow if it was true that a meter of the
Irmo had bees app.ieted to a jadgenip of the 14413 la-
cunae/et Estates Cast is el. Mace of • premium soder.
stetting that as to. badmen of the cent was rapidly
dirsistaing, Om was so sionity to All up the vacancy
that senned. (Hem)
Sacreety EATCOURT rec4lel t) 031141 that the
Ingsage used het weak by the toble lord the Denise
lee Tiverton mat that at &Isolate &Mace to
the sows sad the gersrmaast--• defiance (nodal
nee the belief that It ma iespre.ible for the sorter.
ern to have recourse to the altersative of a divelatias.
(Rea., heel All regarded the minden of reform he
agree.' with the bouesrable numbs fee Dover
that it meld IA b0.48' t) leave that to the
!meting,.; but at the same tine the real querthe to ha
ck,,ided by the due dation wee Inc her the bathe s of the
cosstry .heuld be carried es by the pent goverment or
transfuse,' to •we etiolate, ad ea. (Her, bear.)
After some further diecusen, in abet Mr. L wen, L vi
Mrs*. Air H. Willoutbby. hir P. Barter, .n I oat. r bal.
meters tug part, the stal,yri dropped, and the blew went
into otwisuiVew td supply, oboe beet eel votes t n aecount wen
parsed.
The home this ram c 1, ant w, •
[Left swing I

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