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°Anne] DA VI ES spoke as we twillawlood)
Ihr 111114. In rapport of
The gamine Win then carried. The !lineal:et. lift the
Chair, the Bills pati,ed throve) a Commute, .1114 the Homo:
resumed.
Opt the question that the Retool he hrotteht

Mr N. Ktea prorated, 48 44 Awaitharms, to leave wt is •
page 10 the words "and shall proceed without noy Grand
Jury• or any bill found," which was tiejatiriAl without a dt-
•ision.
He then proposed as a woad Arreadmeoi to leave out these
words, And that saris routietion, or jisigmeni, or acquit-
-1•1, so pronounced unhurt, the verdict of a petty jury,
he aa ',slid as if it had hero on bill (mood by a grsuil jury
and verdict of a petty jory prountoteed thereon." This also
Oat negatived without a division.
The third Amendment proposed by Mr. !Ike, went to
empower the Kiny's Serjeants ahu shoold preside at riot
grant Cumnstaionk to let prisoners oat on hail from Naafis
to Sesaton. He grounded the en a...sty t'l it on the rosettni,
lieu put on the Art in Ireland. holt was held to tirrcheile
mach a power—and on the interptetatiou given there to the
words " from day to day," which aue understood to wan
from any one day to smother day, though at ■ mottles
distance.

The hlartiois of LONDONDERRY opuosed it.
'Fite gallery was elearerlo aaJ the Muse divided to it,
when there appeareg—

Ars
Noes 139

109
On nor readmiviion Ike SPEAK Elt was toititng the viva.
lion fur leaving the Chair an the re.euminitie of she 1110.
us which the Haute again divided, when there appeared—
Ayes .
Noes
Majority

On the question for the third rending of the Sill—
the F. BURDETI' mac to enprrss his hope that no in•
disunity would he allowed for them Magiorgt., or other
persons who Onset' the powers committed to Than
Mr. DEN IAN apprehended, as the Bill mood, the King's
Counsel or Serjeaut wan not en essential part of the Conti,
and he shoeld therefore hive preferred that a Barrister of
len rani standing should have het n- named instead. The
asaisisni Barrister was not to art as President, lint only as
one of the Court, and be nitglit he absent at some Petty
Session in another part of the eilairier.
The ATTURN EY-GEN Elt Al. said, thrit tinder the Act,
when a district was proclaimed there, unr Gem eel Sessions
only was to be held, au that the assistant Barrister, who we.
generally of sic years standing, was necessarily !orient, end
there-4e he could nut s•e the neeeeeity of the proposed
alteration of his Learned Frieud (Mr. Denman). There was
no indemnity in the Art for any wanton aggression COM
mined tinder it. The Plaintiff in sa action might in Fisch
ram recover not only whet damagea might he awarded ham,
but also Ire ble cum*. The Art gave no other protection
than Magistrate, bad bete, who act erroneously without
metier.

Mr. IMOUGHAM said, the same ibfrisrence a to the
construction of these classes occurred in lso7 as that firm
existing lictwren hia Learned Friend, Mr. Denman, and the
Attorney-General; and as it could not ire expected the
House generatly wuntd go into a (oration of law, he would
put it thus: the Aiturncy•Geiseral had mist, ibis Act gives
the Magistrates no protection but what hlagislratrs had in
England ; then he would say, Lace out the clause, and
leave them to the same protection enjoyed by the 'English
Magistrate.
The ATTORNEV•GENERA Limit' that was by • sperillt
Art of Parliament in England.

Mr. BROUGHAM solit 110 bail not been enlightened by
AVNally's law; yrt Ire thonglit than, suttee she time of
Jsmes 11., Alagoirstes should have existed without such
a protection appeared to him exit sordiriary.
Mr. BRIGHT •Nit tied to the indemnity chow, as will as
to the ramie of paying the Kiog's Counsel or &einem ob.
might go darn to preside at say of theme trials.
The SOLICITOR GEN ERA L combatted the objectioge
of the Hon. Member.

The Bill seas Ih.n rend the third lift,.
Mr. SPRING RICE then proposed • elapse, ••Iheriai•R
King's Cuintsrl, S sjeant, or use slant Itarrieter, in the Ilk-
trine opernnutno by the BM, to lair! bail. •
The KITOR NEY.G EN ER AI, thought they WA melb •

power.
Mr. DENMAN staid, the ela•.e then mold do no harm.
Mr. SPRING RICE euilleadesl is was orrensary, cc there
was • difference of opi•iuo •n the point arnoo; the Law
(Hikers of the Ciown. _

Mr. SMITH thought the clause absolutely nrcessary.
The S4)LICITOR-61EN E.S AI. minreheutled that while
the Courts were sittiog the King's Connwel ur Serjeant mold
bail; but when not wiling, as they were not Magistrates,
tiny then could ant bail; but the ordinary Magistrates
could where the offences only amounted to a misdemeanor.
. .

The question was then pot, and the clause was negatived.
Mr. SPRING RICE nest proposed % clause to empower
the Laud Lieutenant to add to the Magistracy such !lemons
as lie s►ould thissk proper in the district* wader t►e Operation
of the Art, with the some powers as the Magistrates acting
in counties and towns of eounties.
The Marquis of I.ON DON IiERRY was averse from the
institution of a local Magistracy without limit or control,
more especially as the Magistracy of the counties were lit
in to set by the Bill as it stood.
On the qoestion that the elapse be brought tip, the
House divided, when there appeared—
Ayes 3l
Nues

Maim it,'
The Bombe divided sun the indemnity clause.
For es-lamest: the dense lOO
Fur wattling it 32

1110(161y.
Another diviaion took place on the passing of the Bill.
Fur the ntution

Against it

Majority SI
The Bill passed aerordiugly.

HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION ACT.
The House divided on the third reading. •
Fur Ike quesilhais IOA

Agaiust it

Majority
The Rill then passed withort any fortber disiri a.
A mooloot wad made while strangers sere rxeledest that
the House at its ruing do aelkosor to till Notsilay.—khrit..,d.
Adjointic.l as HALF PANT TWELVE lUPTUJCIC.

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POINTED, TO OITIE TI3II TO CIONIDDLII.

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g LAAD.

DUBLIN. FEllnum 6

Ts.ip Commit+,lee of the Force., Geser.il sir Li irid K .
is r%peris'il immrdiatrlp to Cork. —/ Frrixtriii• Jerrie

• Um gust Saturday night the city of Ctirk ra. einintenito,
alarmist by a r • pawl that the lithe/40114h were to twilit 11.11
p'a.•r ber,re the en.etiog moraine; porparalsone ir• re •er...•,.
inzly h 4,1 e for nv.atsoce, sod the abipparg were ord.•rrd to
on ti,. fly ante or the river, to reeveht the poo.ilnlite ut the
peotwinie) gniuing any cognise, tato the limn othersside it,,,
over tise bridge, sirbith was *homey guarded.—(keetirg
Partr.J
The eltletlittettfill of the persona as yet in custody for
burning of Wool's house at the )21h Lock, elirs.,l nn U....
tiny evening. and they wee* all fully roam:lilted to.l►i•wtr
horn, to tahw their trial at the C mission, whigh will op.,
in 11;rrawittreet, on the 29.1 Institut. I)iligrat search ha.
been making for the other. anspeeted, bet kitbitafo without
11111Trif. They have IP 4 hunt their homes. R mosliet sf•
Ira hold ofby a patrolling Flinty, on Monday wisibt, is oar
of their bowies, and brought into tow*.

It woolJ app-sr that Honny's refusal to entac into their
Weird sateasterea had rendered him very ohnimmos to tins,
snot they tlwrefore determined to get rid of him. The my.
inept they entered the house 1.11 Sstorday 1110,111111 E they se.
cored a hayimet, she only weapon of defence in Heany's pos.
They then asked seamanly for him, sad tub. Isr
wile that if lie wan delivered up all the rest of the barb,
would be safe. Ake heroically refused, and is shrillest-sins
!featly 'scarred from • bark window. A servant nna hat
previously wade off, and the party it memo It. erg *war-
of iheae circumstances. were afraid to proceed to the storm.
oroy /nelson.. which it is thought were presciently istesidm,
The rinchaders appeared to be Meehan mad a person of the
seaufe of Mionsion. The tawny. of the other two its etwirie!,
are lynch and Marshy.

•LONMCL, TEO%CART 2.
TITH ES.

The estintry is the neighbourhood of Feitr.ourie Witrr,
abuse live miles from this limit, is the rowdy of
ford, appeared es Wednesday morning to threaten *trims
moiseetences. Mr. :itemised, the Soh-Sheriff uf that coasts.
having experienced a resistance to his special bailiffs on a
former occasion, when, in the execution of a decree, titer
were dept iced of their warrants sad their fire-sere% and h,.
Mg called upon by Mr. Foley (as we art istateretcd)
warrants esprit' a number of delvers for tithes. preferred or.
dcrtaking the duty himself In exposing his bailiffs In
race. The excitement occasioned throughout the fictive.,
on the arrival of Mr. blounseU, was web as may tiaterabr
be supposed le attend the execatiou of the warrants &mull.:
an unlettered population, is this time of universal depre,
sloe, of legal process to enforce permed of tithes, severs,
yews in arrear, to • person who hes been for the last sot or
mere years, if not longer, entirely out of the centers.
A great number of the misguided people took up ate%
but similar in effect to what generally attends their attempt<
moist( diseipliued force. bk. Masasell had eight of de:
military and four of the pullet wttb kink upon vim the
mob bred before they bad approached within gun-slat. Title
Sheriffs party relented the fire, and, by shout:lig and ad-
1/4111r Ing forward, pee every incitement for a closer oil miire
effectual co•Riet; but the country people kept at Lou e.t.a
a distance, and terminated the Jay by driving away, iu
direction', the milk belonging to those who owed the ottper-
ntintialed tithes. We think it but justice to the mirconjvct
of this deluded mob to make the donne/toil—fur we 4n sot
kern there is any thing like a hostile disposition throuchniit
the largo district In Which this occurrence took place, seams[
paying sloe gentleman (however She people may complain at
the extent of the rates tic imposes) who has for the last six
or seven years held the impropriate tithes from the Duke of
Devonshire, nor against another email( man who rents tie
vicarial tither of that palish, and who, indeed, sets an is•
ample of moderation and indulgence in him dealing,.
Mr. Mannsell succeeded in sreurnig some cattle seized,
and made up his little party fur the night in a place of is.
rarity. (hie man's horse having either strayed or brine VOA
during the night, there was a heals seizure wade the nest
morning more at large upsin his cattle, which were brei,:ht
peaceably away; and two decrial tamers, aglittst
persons the decrees were taken um, were apprehendol
quietly.

THE mull s II PRESS.

LON DON,

SATURDAY, FERRu•Rv 9, IBM

The House of Lords assembled yesterday at the
visual hour, %with the expiclation of receiving frost
the Mouse of Commons the Mils for suspendie,.:
the action of the Constitution iii Ireland ; but
[louse of Commons had mrt at ton late an hoot.
and some of the Ill,enibers theist a disposititio ton
intractable to warrwit a hope that they could reach
their Lordships is enovenient time. 'Flue order for
• call of the House was therefore discharged and
renewed for this slay, when the Lords will so
amiable for the tliscu-sion of the proposed mea-
sures. It is not customary fir the Mese of Le 4.1
to inset 'on • Saturd.l):, and the occurrence tar
evening is to he ascribed to the urgent siecersity of
the state of Ireland, which iss to excuse the prrrs-
ing haste • with which these harsh usessure% 31•
now pushed throughl'arlienteist. So at leao
Ministers; lint this uecesi.ity is out of
growth, it must lase been felt long since, and it is
quite ludicrous now to hear the Mittirtrra toll
about the impedance of a day, when they
the legislative power of the empire to sluuabrr r
so shay weeks of difficulty and danger.
la the discussion in the House of Comraw
upon the proposed measures, the Marquis of Los-
11117orill iPt
ya,lefairee'l freely rgpity4sEtnialiebit7edggesthteitivnasi value
ef
of
flret "M. 'at::
guts WELLESLEY in justification of his pr" pa""
atone. Tilt concession made lest night by Sir Jog%
NEWPORT, in deference to this authority, 10" rd
that tile Mitastrr had not &cowed ,e„„„cou,;::
upou the extent of its 'Atones% It Mabee f••
market' in the House that these appe. s teat
parrs laid before Poi figment any intimation thot
the Insurrection Act, end the suspension of tir
Act of !Ideas Corpus (as the measure is few
Italy though erroneously have bees re
quired by the Lord Lieutenant of !refund, be re