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London, England, 1821-05-25 00:00:00

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The Earl of livcarttob moved that the Order
of the Day should be read, which being done—
The Earl of CARNARVON moved the third read-
ing of she above Bill.
The Earl of HARROWIT apologised for intrud-
ing himself again on the attention of their Lord-
ships. The Noble Earl spoke in ras low • tone of
voice that we were 1501 able to collect all he ex-
pressed, but we understood him to say that he
considered the elective fr.inehise ought not to be
extended to the county of Yestk at large, but to
the towns of Wakefield and Leeds, and the sur-
rounding neighbourhood.
The EA of LIVERPOOL said, the measure
was altogether new ■ud a tibial( of fancy, it was
nut like enlarging the elective franchise of a bo-
rough to the hundred. If it was the wish of their
Lordship* that a new borough should be created.
he was of opinion the creation of it should be left
to the Crown; but if they would not come to that
decision be was couvinced the proper mode was to
Rive to the county of York at large two addl.
tional Memberr. In regard to the poll being
taken its different ports of the county of York, it
was already provided for by statute; but if it was
thought accessary that au alteration should be
made ou the subject of the poll, lie was of °tuition
that it ought to he provided fur by e impend, legista.
tive turatatstr, without being introduced into the
pretiet.t Bill.

The Earl of HAREWOOD could net allow the
Bill to-be read a third time tkithutit making boom
obtervations ou it. The 'thulium' as to the re-