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yet the Requisition was ao leached se to embrace it, and he
demisted if any man who shimmied at that mettle* die sou
an understand Stiancir, reads sigma of dies id I
-The Hon. flieucher shook his head; but if he understates.
the Imogene at all, he elio not know bow he could lave we-
desetomel the Requisition in aoy other s.a.e. lit sosder-
sumo! ihe Hoed Member In have raid, that his friend. did
soot attend the meeting, because he had su advised ilmen ;
but adios, who supported the Hun. teentlensa• at the last
electi tttt there were many present at that reeling: reshape
those were not what the Hon. Member called his Glenda.
We. DENMAN said, shell em Ibis occasion of the
eerlatitt
''''''''' a
'''''''' Petition, that
' '
Queen,'fu
' sod heal
im
ileatlecired
herbe case
mist
be inserted in the Liturgy, be thought it n fair appurtenant,
of expressing kis moments, amid he felt it to lee his dolt*
say, that he thought a souse nowt than ever to creamy that
buck Petitions should he sent to that House.—(Heert,
hear.)—llia conviction of the necessity of such Petitietho
was produced by Ilse language whirl, had been bill oss the
other side, by the 111111111vr in which aspersions were conti-
nually o brow., upon the Queer, ever since the abandusetreot
1101 A by the eshitheed allegations of her-.guilt, est
by the alluvials which had Dees made to leweeeeelesed
WifWedeVall, who it was •ffirmed could have fully established
the case agairoot her This was a mode of cordage
which he should
teuu of the Noble lord- For although the proceedings coin-
encored with the 'Astute of r M-jesty'os mime lotto
the Liturgy; alihumes their first intruelection hail baths
accompanied With au Octopi, the legality of which sleight
be eptestioon of, to withhold the title hf eithoelik
it might he possible that the hlrtaisteth and the Members
of the &cot C ttttt miller west unable Is. divest their molds
•Ilugethor of the onpression pouduced on them by the CZ
parte riesininatioesa of ecetheile, yet hr shuuld never have
11 ght st puseible that a prusecootoor, after be bad been de-
feated, should tunic to that Howe 'mil bowl of having
established a case against the Queen. When the case bed
heels opened by the elateineut of the Atturory.Gesseral, that
• stateineut woes laid to have hero published and eitculatcsi
throughout the country at the expense of his Majesty'. Go-
vernment. Thus was a charge made against Miuistres, amid it
had not b,eli denies!. He did loot know whether it was mt. uded
now tottery it; but lee kite* that after the evideuce waeetissee,
and hie Learned Friend (her 51,ojesoy's Autothey•Gesteral)
oohed to make his comments on it before he proceeded to
the 'lettuce, he was not allowed so to do; but the *salesma n.
of the Alto. icy-Getieral, aecompanied by the ecideuce ism
support u( that 111111V111V111, was permitted to citeutate, stu-
authered and uocommented on, fur three week.. The
lime which bad beer riVre for preparation, under the pee.
collier etre ttttt steamer iu which they nese placed, was nut suf-
ficient to (-gothic her Majesty's legal advisees to make those
arrangeoneeto and so procure the •ttendauce of all the
witnesses which they eleeneeel advisable fur her defence; but
to the pressing solicitations of her Majesty, Inc natuo al mid
urgent 'newly fur the termituatiou of the prooreedosp, sett
for the final demons of her case, they were compelled to
yield, and to enter upon her defence with the imperfect
lowans which they pis d, relying upon the opporothely,
upuu winch they and her Majesty had • right to calculate,
of a moth full sod complete developeineot of the whole of
the case, by the eximiiintion of all the *itemises at the bar
of Site House, sit 'old the Bill of Palestine/ Peomliiva be emit
down to it. It was 'Jim- the abandonuteut of that Bill, its
violation of the privileges of Parliament, that the speeches
of moan,' Noble Lords, who were most moire in support of
the Bill, were published and circulated, he had on to -
believe, et the chargebf Goeffeiouceset„ for they laths seat to
various part.' of the country under Goveriemeut franks.o-
(licar)—ttow differeut from this was the conduct of
the Right Huouuruble Member for Oxford (Mr. Peel.)
In the view Which lie had taken of the case, lite ceaticuenta
• load been, as they always were, manly, huisuurable, rad
uifird; and it wee much lit be ogsetted that Oljuielo rs hod
net thought it worthy of their imitation. It was said that
no further proceedings against her hlajesiy were intended,
and, indeed, that they hail never hero in contemplation;
hut surely that was hardly to be credited: fur if soothing
had beet, intended, how were they to •ceouitt far the ab-
eviler of the Right lion. Member for Liverpool?—(Hear,
hear )—lf nothing further bad been in contemplation, how
did it happen that Government were now deployed eif his
valuable assistance, of which they had never be E.se aloud its
en much peril ?—(l.enyeler )-12 pool no principle that let
coould imagine cuelit this Clf.utst9lsine be explained,
but that of Lis it sepproval of some proweedinge that
were intended.— ar, /tear, eeer.)--The oiwt ci to
which he had before alluded to were circulated by the
agency, and at the expense of his Illejeety's Guthrie-
mo tit. IVltat would the Motile lend whet was at the
head of that Government-----, he would out proceed
with *bat he Wed about to have said; but he would put a
case hypothetically, becalm it was scarcely pumible °thir-
stier to convey hie meaning, without appearing to post for-
ward a case of the most m tttt stiou• lotus:own. Sapless
Heel., that any person wthe to be accessed of the cumusisetwa
of atrocities elide in office in Ireland—(Near, hear)—
suppose such 14 person to be charged with beenry, core up.
loon, and oopissesomii—(Near, hear, Aear)—suppose that
a torrent of rot amour., imputing the most 11C411t1:111.11111 crimes
to teach a person, should be poured ikon the public *Sees
of the teuvernment, and that any est of Moister. who
happe teed to hate to power should appuent a Secret Cuosousiasion
to inquire into his condor., and tee ransack Ireland fur (M-
-acioce against lion—(flecre, hear, hear)—and that upon
the report of smirk Commissions obey *bottle' Num.! a pro-
ceeding by Bill of Pains mod Penalties akaite.it the ex-Alistia•
ter—suppose also, that the ease tlwe set up should be tithed
so defective that they were compelled to abandon their Roil,
what would the Noble Lord say of they elsould towel any at-
tempt to call them to account, by sey tog that all their wit-
meows bad toot been prod•red ? Yet ouch had boon the IL
tier in which it had been attempted to produce an imperialists
agaimot the QIICVII, by a statement of eighty Mere wit:seems
who had never hero examined.—(Heor.)—The Petitions
prayed that the Queen*. name may be restored to the
liturgy; be should base a foot reoppoetusitty of speaking
fully on shot subject ; but he must at presecit notice the re-
proaches which had beta east moon her Majesty for the Mes-
sage which she had been rent down to that. House; she bad
been blamed for her refusal to accept of any provisiou
until her name were lessened in the Liturgy; she -haul
been blanceel for persisting iu the comme which el" had
always pursord, need 111 which it was impossehk see alseou'el
nut adhere. If, when the Noble lewd tome down to list
House with motley its one limed, and cootuessely he the °thee,
lie was sore 11.41 if the had not refused suck mu safes tooth .
such a MiniltiVr, she would have ceased to 'meat sod to jo-
stler, that generous feeling of sympathy and mistletoe-sit
which had auitneted the whole people of this coithoey eu her
cause.—(flone, hear )
lord cmcri.Elt EACH said, he did not rise for the per-
pose of replying 10, or repelling the speech which the Hoes.
and Learued Geoilem Hi lead made, merely because lie
bail C 11011441 111 time preeminence of Isis professional duty—.
( Hear, Ator)—ur because lee could not refrain Gum espies..
tug Ins iodise:ignition at what be coerce.' el to be the tiopoope r
teesemeot of his client. But be wished les deprecate the
prosecution in that Haute of the local warfare of the host-
tugs, whim h had been loieueglai thither from a late county
'meeting, as et elionshl seem by some previously concreted
arraageoleut, ttttt oe elf she perfermers being atheist on the
peseta occasion who were at that meeting. He could
however, hut think it ext.emely uhintsimil, that be•
Glebe the Petition prayed for time ism ethos of her Mejeste'n
sue lathe Liturgy, be should chemise to avoid all meet leo
of that tome, and proceed to a Lug and declantatoie Myer-
tire against Miutete es mud himself, winch could scarcely Lie
warmth-el even by the Honourable and Learned Gesille-
ose'a brief —( Hear, bear—Orden, order.')
Mr. DENMAN ewe, emoield loud Mild general cheering,
mad with some oat mat aliesiing the Speaker, said he bad