The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

ROUSE OF LORDB.—MoNDAY, JOLT 7.
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PETITION PRESENTED. _

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TIPPIBART Ban= By Lord BADIUDLI.II. fo. Lord Bt.
Ltooatds, tqaa toe 'tedium 41 the Tayperary Bask, aealeet
the alteration In the law of Wiedievap J oat-reek Camps-
Diem, p., peed by a bill which had beta bet r• the h use
aad sant emit to the COMO' AN for &meadows?, as sllee.ieg
the interests of the petitioners.
THE NAWAB OF SURAT BILL
Lord LYNDHURST begged to etk the gable duke
(Argyll) wh.tler the opiniou of the taw °Ewe of the Cr.ure
had tow a takes on the oottstruattoe of a treaty est.red auto
hem. es the 11,4 Indio Coeptay and the Nay's!) of Sant,
tad it el, *limber begonia lay that °pistols oh the table, or
state whet it -at ?

The Date of ARGYLL meld he amid only asp that he
was not &were that asp formal question had bees pat to the
law .facers of the Crown as the eosstesetket of the instal,
and of e•nr•ii he one weed. tom *hat 'bets t pi•doa Wu.
The Na-qeie of CLANRICARDB. before seeing th. se-
toed re.chog of the Nitwits of 8.,a• 80, begged to ask the
sohle disk. et at a lane the poweraftent proposed to tike
wit► replied to it ?

The Dyke et ARGYLL was' eurpri•ed at the ga•stloa.
He nettentood that h s roWts triond had undeit.kee to
sows the seornd readies of the bull ea e prie to bill ; and b.
wa• 811110 SS to listen to the grinools to which his isahb.
tri.-ad would recnato.ul the w clod reading, and h. pro-
p sett to wait until h. h•d hoard •d• oaten's,.
The Earl of ELLRNBOROUOLI asked whether the
roll- duke was prepares to vivo the consent of h•r
Malesty's goetrunest ow behalf of the Cr ova to this bill,
••"we stinted t►e t•v.aa.s of the crown Jimmied+ a. it
•Y cted the ',MUM of lb. lot ladl► Compaq, which
were only hold la Owe tw this Crows::
The Doke of ARGYLL wid be :had not the poenm to
gm* the r•taseet 01 the Cr.... although htt agreed that
it ea a bill which minted the seesaws of do Cr....
L rd RISDRBDALB saki to thought Ilia' this ought
t in t r 'poet, to be (*widened as a private bill, and o. e
whieh he ought to tab. °barge of, so it affects.,
pubtai should be prepared to ammo that it
Ot reed • second sloe t. at der 1b... imeathe

The Mettler of CLANRICAR DE said that if the at hi*
duke ess sarprikel at Ma niesetiou he mid not bat be set-
prised 4 the elsorratioa• of the noble duke, after his bar-
d* rated as Friday last that he should on that evening
stet* the roam he pro- owl to take with regard to the bill.
Th- Duke of ARGYLL said be was ebtrasted by the
East India C tapas, to preqrtit a petitioa to the holier
prayiee to be heard by cosiest **lam the bill, sad finding
t at Friday events, was the lees Ay re which he could do
▪ he ;remitted the pelting at the reiag of the house as
Friday, addle( that he you'd invoke" to its eabjeet-
miner this itawahtfr, sad he was prepared to follow his
a isle friend when he bad steted hi. ease.
The Marquis of CLANBICABDE, hi moving the sernid
reedit* of the bill, said he ado ',red that it no roe* sp
plied to the revenues of theeountry, hut yet the roman:eat
e•es not prepsred to treat it as its ,nap irtese• demandro.
He did not ask this house to decide cm the merles of the
bill. He asked la the surprise of the noble cad I d
lord (Lyedkaret) that the law omen of the Crime h.d not
tr.tesi amselted. The 13,lieiter-Geseral, however, had ant
only vat. d bet *oho I. its f.vour la the ether IP us., and
s* far they bad the opiates of one of the law dicers of the
Crows la favour of he justice. He asked the
roe* moiety to de Janke. The Preside* of the
B tent of Con•riol asked Ins House of Comm** to sit
Da ,his subject jadicielly, and he (Lord C;aariestrek) asked
the house so to **Mir 4 The promote* of the bid
wished this to be • yobbos hill, and A. saw no reason why it
should ant be made a pubit. bill. As it stood It was an
•vation .(judge unworthy of the goverment and of the
Bis ledisCosepaay All the promoters asked was to let
be seat to • trihanal whit* w aid be able to do them
Inane* The ac.blemarquie then went into the hist ry t f
the ra e, eha •Ing that a treaty was entered iato between
the East Lida Compel and the then Newt* of Bare. in
1800, to pep his heirs as tenuity of 16 0001. a year. The
a. ewer to the claim was given by going into a keg story
about matter. which occurred la 1760, aad the rights of ire
Neel* t his throne, and referents was made to lord
Welleeley's inatriktios to his pilings' arrest, as a entaraes-
tare on the coartrser* of the treaty; bat you mast
look to the treaty itself, and not to mythieg whi, h
marred before it was ratified, for by that you
seek hosed. The noble lord proceeded to argue that the
Newithebip of Sant was silky, hereditary; ann the
Newt b is quokka was ant aopolated by the Engilah go-
y-resent, bat held hi, domelike* by his own tight. Bat t
lathered nothing what were his rights or hie Ramp, for in
11100 we *tared into a treaty to pay to him and hie heirs a
certain senael sum. It was coateaded ea the other side
that as his heirs male bad failed in 1612, sad he had ao
*meek in the Newsbahlo, the annuity hat teasel. But
he would instead that the annuity was granted sot to hie see
eassire, Art hie heirs, which it feuded his betresem, at d Mr.
Elliott, the retideat at Surat at the death or the Nawab,
and 13r Os spa Arthur, the thee Cheetahs. of Bombay,
were of that spiel*, for they had no doubt that
•he eneuity was payable to his heirs, sad the
only question was who were the palms really •etitied.
The Nawsb ••• • ng%t t i sipped to the big% awn of par-
liament, itilveh was the tribunal to which every sabj.et of
her Mejesty had a right to whoa he *ald act obtain
Jostles from the orals*, moret of law. The gotten:int In
e. coot bad passed a ant I. iB4B, the Nawab baying died
in 11142, dinetion that the proven, *weld be administered
by the govern,. In ermasil. They gave • decision, bat that
satisfied none of the parties, bet there was ao ap-
peaL Ceder them eireametanen applies** was made to
Parliaaket. la the first 114aros the applies** was in the
Teem of a public tnll. That was year, sad shoo it was
ettleems that It was tot a selJeet whieh esald be dealt with
as a public measure. Now it was iatrodaesd as a privet*
hull, and the parties were told thst it related to the pubis
reverses, **was cot therefore matter Ur private legh-
Intl*. This was treaties; thou. who mime to porlissirst
la Justine with Itteket7. There ettabt be an garish*
that is this este arroast hsd horn dome. The President t f
'be B erd of Trade hsd admitted it, and the Solicitor-
G'••fle had spokes and voted in !sonar of the elate
liter, legal authority la the Home of COMMOse, with the
eneeptine of are (a (-skiest. who was me of the Image
*yowl to the Beet Ladle Compaq), had takes ibis Isms
▪ aid that view he treated their lordships would em-
ir= by taming the see *dreading of the MIL (Hoar) )

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The Dells of ARGYLL believed that Ms Debits bleed
the Oakum of econantues bad moved that the bill be
read a third time that day three .oaths. liodsubtedlY
that ameadurtet oas proposed apse a point of frrm; bet he
believed be meld eciarleee the home that la petting the
Mouses epos the past of form they
_weld gg is=
epos the .cries. The feet of hie amble bind (Lod
dal.) miming to oadertske tea osedost of tbs WI 111 he
would do, es • matter e f tow %to the use des orlitery
trivets bill, was • smog p pod Sat owe or
something obleetissoblo la it. 1b at ebbs wins 41=-
had smamlred the hal endmymeted that am et the
medley olden white the lemeelmi weed Cr the motet-
vvri of poblie mod plods tottostoe la private bill le-
.6MM:a wire opplbobls to It, the natural Infermee
being that It milt to he treated se • ;robin) bill,
if eetertalsed at all. That It &fasted the petals
imereete wee beyond quoits, fw it dealt with
the MOWN. et the Crews to the eldest la myna et halt •
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