The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-17 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE 01 LORDS.-FRIDAY, MAR( 11 1.4

The L'MW Ciuscattoa look his wet on the imbue at

TIU. Lrl of WICKLOW promoted a pctition to which ha
waked to drew the athletics of the noble and learned lord
ea from certain inhabitants of the cit of
DUhlin WIN mg that the laws relating to maLrimooiat sad
dirANNa &hook be seamilateal to the law in this
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Tim Loan CHANCELLOR remarked that in Ireland the
great hulk .4 the were Roman catholic.. Them
es., how,. r. a clan of prote,tantA, who bad so
lak,a.. pr ring • divorce eicoeepptt by Act of Parliament.
Re 1.1 ....karoured to ittnalaoa into the hdl far
lbk,;Ln.al a char to remedy that &hot; that
dot. want .I..wn to the Hosea of Oommons lmt it wm
oppowd them All the Irish perm swept OM
Vete a fae.. dr .4 it, will. all the bish tialitabliffil were
111,713131 it, ...that the dame was rejected.
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THE ENOLIM ILIUM AT NAPLES.
The Earl of ELLENBOROIJUH said tf there was any
trot 4 tier r-porta which reached this country .4 what
IPS/ now taking place at Naples, the state 04 things now
miming the, could not last (Hear, hear.) tong other
thiugs, thee were told that a COMitirabie number 04 her
lltaje-•ty's skit. were sew is the Bay 04 Saute.. He wished
to ask Coe. t•••ole duke the First Loot ••f the .tdrniralty if
any -portal iii.trnotisse had been scut to the oltieer in Cotn•
UAW of this.. eh is se to kis ouoduct in caw. of any out•
eak aniong-t the maims.
Th.: Duke .4 ISWEIBBBIFT stated that no such special in-
structions bad ham mg out to the goer in command of
Uwe That eine would no doubt art at Naples 1111
be weak! eitywhen, else, aid afford Issipihiligy to any per
WM ming as hoard who were flying from persecution,
provideal they were not tinter sentence 44 the judicial
isms of the coutitry. Such i.or.on. would not, howere:,
Ile allowed while oa hoard th,to-11 ships to hold conimunca.
lion with the shoe., while they would recove all the atten-
tions dictated h
hospitality and common humanity.
Laid RILDESDALZ wished to know if a man who wan
guilty of high greases went on hoard a British ship in
era- to he protected .dg. lot the laws of his
own coubtrc. They should take care that any law which
they la• I .1..• o upee this subject should be such • law as
they wouit ).• capable of maintaining awaited the world.
After a h w remarks from the Earl of 31 ALM/JIMMY and
fro•o Cie holed Solgraner, in explanation,
Th, For) of DERBY said the duty of British officers in
mob a a es. the primal was iot at all applicable to ordi-
nary elnum..anewo, but bed reference to a state of things
which WI properly limbed to times of outbreak or civil
d-4-11 kosce, or a swim diaereses uf opiaiou between a
mo • unit and its peerk. That was a question fur that
go, rument .•nd its ews wableets • but ho did not know
whether Heir: was aarylidag the present state of Naples
which srodd authorial, eh, bitarfennos of a British officer.
FArl i; REY tbeezht from the statement of the noble
du'se the government had axecciasd a wk.e. discretion iu this
cutter, nil hr for awe would he contest totems the matter
son the footing oa mita it sew Mood. (Hear, hear.)