The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-10 00:00:00

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de mrtptioa were met ups him, and it hail actually been
stated 'boa this subsidy had been obtained that lie had
made • raw large fortnne, and it was seriously believed
that be was to have 5,0001. a year by it. (laughter.) Now,
he sake,' the house as men of common sense, waa there
anything in this transaction that did not occur every day
in trade! They got a communication by Galway with
America much more Nally than they could without a sub-
sidy, but in order to do that they must incur great expenditure;
therefere, they must comaetherefere, upon the whole community, sad
so they mid to the whole community, " If you will pay me
to much we will give yen the additiolal advantages of the
aouununication," and it thus became, in point of fact, a
commercial transaction. (Hear.) The man who showerai
down terms of disgrace upon another in the meaner
which bad been done in this also must be
himself incapable of feeling what was
But when he saw that the contract was intend in eon-
oexion with the name of a man who was not connected with
it--a wan whom he never saw till he went into a court of
justice, sod who had no rucmito do with the contract the. he
(Br. Roebuck) had at that moment to do wit/. the masa
and who was now known to be a convicted forger, sad to
think that such a man's name should be brought into that
house as the means ,4 wounding him, was, he said, dis-
graceful on the part of those who used such poisoned ar
rows ; and be was in a condition tolemb them to &wrests lit
did those who used the arrows, and the arrows themesive•
sir F. BARING bogged to remark that in any observe.
he had made he lad no intention of throwing the
iniputation qDO4 the character of the ham sad
I,..itnett gentlenuitt (Hest.)

After a few wade bum Yr. J. C. Swaim,
Kr. HUBBARD mid lisat is bi opinion this canine!
ws• brought about by grow misrepresentation. The late
ie treino.t.ntt ion had ban albardber imposed capon by th• 'wi-
dener lull twines lima
The committee divided:
For the Tole
Avonst
The house resumed.
The rouvullated Fluid (10,000,0001.) Bill was read a
IMO .11.1 time.

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30-106

The lodu.trial Chad. Act (1817) Ammo:bisect Bill war
read a third time and pane'.
Th.. Tie,. to Land (Scotland) Act (1,458) Amendment
Bill pe,,,,ed through committee, and waa reported. with
m..nareata t., the hou.e.

The Lad Leen and Enfrancbiaement Compeiree Act.
181 AI (Mistake itwetilying) Bill was read a thud tune sad
. _

The Attorneys. aad Oralliastad Coaveyaama
DUI aa., after a short thaeamiaa. pagans& to Ws day.

THE CONJUGAL BIGHTS istirrLAND) BILL
Tl.l bin was read • maid tans, it being woad that two
slaawes should be Wrack oat in 0011111.110 M.

THE RAILWAYS 4Ft IRELAND (1861) AYEND-

filth;

Ilse Uri' asoodosootiwere oosoirleved sod agreed to.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL

This bit' as amended was vanillin&

Sir G. ia.EIVTER moved the omission of the clause, be.
cause uat prevent advised it would be latter to leave the
law is regard to eupentitious uses as it now stood.
Sir G. LEWIN .id the qaestion had been discussed
many times, and hem. members of the same persuasion as
himself had agreed to the clause ; and it appeared to him
that it should he allowed to remain as 'Art of the lull.
The debate was then adjourned to this day, oa the motion
of Mr. Bcer.