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casm ; but it was a thing very unpleasant .to I
mind. Hit Lordship then took a review of his co • • ,
duet, to slew that he had proceeded with all the Alp
getice that was passible for him—having, as he 44
the wish and hope that Government would have
taken up the affair, and was now anxiou. to proceed
with it. No fault was to be imputed to him, he
contended, in the delay. Judge Fox had requested
delay to prepare himself. cand•iiir, fr rhp
same nwiew of his conduit in the affair,
.11e main-
tained, ought to be free from imputation.
I'h' Duke of CLARLNCE said, he did 00t meats
to offkad the Noble Marquis by the words he al-
luded to. nut, he must confess, he felt, a:ith much
warmth, the apparent hardship of the situation of
the Learned Judge.
The LORD CRANCEI.LOR, having left tbe
wooback, said, it was but jou in him v; declare that
the late Government had fccolved the complamin
alluded to by the bioble Marquis If they to'k
much Cone on the affair, that was not bacanse
they pant no attention to it, but because they paid
ve-y much and de:p attention to it, as tliey were in.
d:ed bound to do. He was not at Ebert! now to pun-
sue this farther; he did so much it, justice the late
Government. With respedt to the form; of :he futunt
proceedings, their Lordsaips might vote an addv•se
to His Majesty to remove a ledge upon nii-14-
haviour. Jud-res nrit;,Mt be impeached before :y
were rendered independent, as it had :wen mast just 4
called. That as was ;astly deemed a boo., to ties
people; and while it was done, a iww guar I wte
t:iven to the subje.ll again.; the ra,sl;eiravoar cf the
Judges. It was provided that the ~:rown mtillt re-
move a Judge upon an address from Yu' arum,.
This thee was a course that the present oosincas
might take, if it ealied for char.
Lord HAWL.hSRUI:Y gave his cordiai appro.
batir.n to the preceedings of the Noble Margais.
Lord CARLE lON thought it incurnaent on the'
Noble Marquis, to reduce all tne c,mplaints legatee
enelsearned dodge to a precise form. a::d here
them foraard this Session, that The Learned J odee
might taus.• what accusations he has to meet.
The Marquis of A SEAC.III,4 rose; his. the Nasty
of ST. ASAFII called for the Order the Div.

The Marquis of ABLRCOBN then sail, the
Lea:nod Pielate could not 1f.a0.,v what be meant tn
say, and, therefore. should not have preclnded him,
by calling for the Order of tl,c Day. He meant to
acquiesce in the ad v;ce tie Learned Lord p,-n-ite
to hitn (Lord Carlcti:.; ; and prayed :vs Lo:JAlip
to assist him in preparing ti.e charges.
The Bishop or :if. AS.', PH said, it was nnt
any divination of what Noble Marqu.s v gild
say. that induced him to call i r ti:k! ceder I • .e
day; but because the whole proceeding of I::
ing had been irregilar. The convt. rst:. . :• ..ard
no result, to no motion; sort such c
in that Plane was a converiia7ion ab., it .. a.

The I:uece of CLA rihiC I:: said, Le of :is Eton
cheer from the Le4l ae..l Pielate on auoth-r sub] :t,
and he differed from him in this. He thought tae
subj.il of the uttro eorseTies:ce.
The LORD CHANCLLLOR ti.- whole
toaversation had been irregular, and the sooner an
end was put to it th lretter.— (Noll/I/ter pre/end-1g
ou Mrs.)