The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-31 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'.

ROUSE OF LORDS —TEITIODAT, MAT 30.
The hoses met at 6 &elect ; Lard Cretan& sat Speaker.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Por-otnns —By Lord bROUGRAM, from Fyfe ; the
Rehr of OXFORD, beta several plates ; the lasi ofHARDWICK', from Casebridp; and Earl NILSON, from
Wisaborse, Yeovil, said ether Oases, against Basis, labour
to the Per kilos.
IMISMSIasTIOAS. Merl. Btu..—By the Bishop of OX-
FORD, beta the kern of Abieres, sal lawri"
Leaser ire, Torehlre, ae., ia /avast of toe Bishop of Les-
des'e Bill.
ST. DAVID'S,
FACrann Lair:A.—By the Bishop of
Rosa several plasm, is hirer id this Tea Bill.
TAMAN? Rusiev,—By the Earl of RODIN, hots Castle-
reagh is favour of creme right.
Fin (COURT OP COMMON PLEAS) BILL.
Os the reties el Lord BEAUMONT, the hem west
LM ocussiur es this ball.
/Ord BROUGHAM said this bill, lilt wore mired to
pre, would rib all wrists at rodnei salaries It intro-
heed with vested rights, some of the dams brag retro-
wove. se amid, *ageism move ea emendement,
Orin Ms. Wire and Mr. Tindal, whe Mid two earns la
the Comet of Cosmos Prat, fret the operation el atria
class la the bill.
Attar • few words from Lord BIAIIMOSIT, the O&M woe
adjearnid until Woodsy.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.
Lord BROUGHAM said that he haired so who
had tired go lor is parliament as himistill, islior no oti-
dem rhea oasis. of any libellous merge eider labla, or
somplaird of say broach of pram to dike if the
home of whir hi bad had the herr. of ==ger,
as himself. He might add that no perk
had ever been more the *Wed of try indlimicskre, and
run of very absurd, sod generally yin aim Meeks.
Nevertheless he bad held a stratly sowtrodesnom and had
left the truth to come oat by its own peopar and Wrest
Wright, which always put lbws Bat then was
sue species of breach of privilege which be worn sever direeed
tosspa over. Attacks every one meet soder sad=
be ma ought to 'brink from them, or we
ander them; but under the pretense el *stir what prod
in releaser, to put words late • member' Meath which
he n used, for the espies purpose of clasmmy, ar of
which the party publish those words mot have been
aware, berate in his own envious publicatimilishr gives&
harmless and secrete report—he aftarwards bind a fait and
calmanitat report in earlier paper, which be bed Reprinted
is his own columns, instead of adhering is be ow. repsot.—
to put sod words in a rasabu's 1601111, whit* bo bad weer
used—he repeated, was ea *Seam whisk be mid sot pees
ever. Hs read with some eserinidatest, sod wish from
amusement, a most atoned time el mirtlieseints
respecting his conduct upon diocese bilk It seemed,
hem these statements, that minty hat himself
attended to divorce bills, mod& attsmied M them sli The
mama was this: a law lord pot needs ollsed.and am wise
was familiar with the peers of the eintris law Meer;
but he most say, he never attended IM them bins mere than
to appeals, or say other legal hiss whist teem Won
the ruse. It was set forth that nobody said be dimmed
sakes he were present and essistinasepatm) Thai
err • variety of inventiosa sad el baths »-
delved terra parties et Itie lease, who won eswitiag end
other, wises be knew that one of the penis was at that
tisso living in criminal ionsection with the other; whereas,
the troth was that he disbelieved every tittle
of it, lad wrote five letters to different •
sem of them members of their lordships' hoses, saying
he had made inquiry into the setter, and that he not
believe sae titti of it. The parties did sot leave England
together, sad they wore sever seder his roof after it esme
out that tiers wet • snit poring in the Eselasiestied Court.
Another statement was that at the Queen% trial he was
smarting for polishing with porallar gams o (and he sapper
relikiiii mast gam) ell the vile and abominable Italian
sari, in widows. Now,.. the contrary, he was digitated
with then, hot be wasehlid toestimemaise the wirers
He did all be meld to robottistie evidenes—to MIAs and
smother it ; sood, sot messodiag is that, to throw disoredit
upon the tasiessay of Mass Italia +imams. Then tams
a staining that be bad gives notice that be was
_going
to obstruct the rasp of • certain hill by
brow-beating the 'thulium Why, it was his
owe bill, and he had gives tries of moving its
second reeding, sad he wee, forsooth, to brow-best wilasesee
L support of his own bill, sad thee to pretest hie geitiag
what hewished. It was farther said in this paper, celled the
Daily Nista _that if all the letters of married wanes ad-
dressed to himself were pig In riders, the coasermeas
trek be dreadful. (" Heat, hear," and laughter.) Now
be staid sly say if all the lairs width lid ever ties:
written to him by married women were published at Char-
ing-cross, that no tonseqaracts slattern would result,
except, perbsp, pity for the isdividual who had been
obiiged to read so may letters. (" Hoar, hear," and •
laugh.) It was a most weesegaly thing to have it staged
that he bad carried es • maltite4e of correspoadence with
married warn. (Laughter.) With respect to the
editor of the papa whir had es Iginally printed all
flats trash, he mast say that be (Lord Brerbam)
had filed as adidayit supported by an aMdavit of a freed to
whom some of the letters bed been mddreassel, with the view
of moving for a trimisal infirmities against that individual;
tut he was bound to say that that individual (Mr. Wilms)
the respectable proprietor of the Gleba nespaser, in whir
the statement had first append. had said he was very sorry
it had got into his paper, sad pee up at once the arse of
the party who had written the article, sad who was • man
of great talent but evidently not of great prudence or dis-
cretion, for plarly he bad been guilty of • groat simper
seutatios He was a priest of another church, and his same
having been gives up, he at ones plead is his (Lord
Brougham's) head the letter in his own vindicatios, upon
which be had proceeded. It was a letter from a person ef the
highest credit, but who had evidently written wider great
trimmest and in total iliflief&110111 of the hew That
letter rein • hasty moment credited sad scud ups Far
these reasons be should say nothing further on the 'abject.
If the gentlemen had been wrong in the first instates, they
bad made all the reparation in their power, by offering the
fullest and most handsome apology. Bat the other paper
which had given • report of what passed, are, because It
was more calumnious to him, to go back from its own mu-
rate account and put in the statement he had referred to.
Now, he would appeal to his noble and learned friend oppo-
site as to whether the words " married women " ever dropt
from him ?

Lord LANGDALE—I sever heard dam.
Lord BILOUGRAId should reconsider this matter, and, ft
be felt tomorrow as ha did then, he should move, at the
sitting of the Louse, that the printer of the other paper be
«am to the her.

Lord LEDESDALE said what he had stated on a falser
evening bad been misrepresented. He hid not stated that
he wee opposed to the bill, Oat he did not consider that
aH-
eieot evidence bed been adduced to sanction ita
From his own knowledge ha bad ao doubt Lord Duel'
wu entitled to the relief he eked, and he ht the bogie
was proceeding rather upon sane ruralkao~owledge of that
feet than ova the evidence given at the bar. He considered
that the second reading should not nave been mud I. until
further evideece bad been received.