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London, England, 1819-04-01 00:00:00

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oolotien, Whirr! to • proviso. welt nosOlotiou will •111
Come wilhis the pioninissio of the Au of the b. 511
George 111.—fterkonatiliell Reefslobos& was sot Wills the
ronasiot of tine MEW,.
Itnroth--Whether the Resstothos, if opprorwl awl esms•
towed by the Bostrol of Cossasiasisows. with this proviso,
would be valid sail hisuliug?
Thin is aeowercd 1w the answer le the preveilia• gem.
Stich an 'wpm's! (wills • proviso) could not he sonsishisJ
as a rosssrwation, sod would, is fad, sweat to • nitrites'.
Mr. R. J•sceSoll wiosbest to know what course
the I... Art-wive body slow weevil to adopt *ea
quite prepared to move no origiii.cl Resolution,
ur.intiiii a remuneratioo to the Noble Marquis—.
!reek w Resolution as he had remota to kayo vetted
16-enral sure with the fegioas of his family—
nnch as 'the Noble Menial' would
trHo.ielf • accede to—such a Resolution. which. as a
lawyer. he would venture its say% would be wholly
free frofn soy objection. He was desirous, before
he wocerelrel farther. that the peoceediugs on this
'object. here!'es Thi'enuit. of Directors. should be
read for the itiformalionaf the Proprietors.

From these it Errata& that on the MM of Nerek the
Chairman mewl leis ealastioa at lb. W.J.
t..a.tay follairiat, a wallah rrapaelialt a sum et mom In be
granted to the Mro.paie of Hosiinre. The ,sallow of which
1111i1fe was given on the' sth, was withdrawn eis the lath of
.Nl:ireh, snot the antenna proposed is its steed, that she
seem 'if 60,01101. he granted oat of the 'vivisects! eiremmies
of the Compeer, to be placed at the disposal of certain
fiances le ecdev to be laid oat in the perches. of estates,
Cer ti,. ileartynis and Illiarelltinnen of Hast.infik alltl thole
0.1... e. This it was yropipaeti to lamed by sola.tritYhip for
tio,tMel. as alairefly'af pia' assent for 20 pairs, which
the affirmative.
'Mr. • IL'Jscitsom said, they were now placed its
t:ilustion, 9s if no resolution had been proposed
from behind the bar, insomuch as that recent-
incanted by the Court of Directors, they sett toW,
from atathoolly which wan ton high to eater into a
conflict with at present, would be illegal. If that
resolution had been proposed, his intention was to
alter it, by moving that all the words after the
word 44 that," be expunged, to mate room for the
resolution, granting sixty thousand pounds, which
had been mentioned in the proceedings of the Court
of Directors. They were now accideutally. brought
hack to the gavel old practice of originating robs.
lotions of this nature outnitle of the bar. He flat.
trred himself that the proceeding of this day would
lead to the final and utter abstrilonment of the
oirw-liorti practice of originating tesolutionvof this
kind at the other side of the bar.
Mr. GRANT. to order. The Ilion. Proprietor
hirl-no right to assume, because the resolution first
propiniakil by th& Court of Directors was pro-
flounced to be illy 2a—by the Law Officers of the
Crown, that slierefaftbe basisess was taken out of
the hands of the'Otatutivelionly. He submitted.
the subject having been brinught 'before the Pro.
prietors by the Court of Directors, mid the latter
not having had an opportawity of revising their
origissal revolution. that it was still proper to leave
it to them to modify it as they might think fit.

Mr. Hems said. Nothing could be Ira.in order
fLan the course proposed la his Learned Friend.
.i„t‘. • •
ortinios under ttic--tstist;itg rircatristances,
cour,e teas to adjourn. %Vitro, at
a future day, anutlwr resolution should be proposed,
he hopttl the itc.lnsval conifurt of the Noble Mar.
yetis would nut ltr overlooked. In his opinion, the
Coati or part.ctor• ought to have laid before the
l'ocipriet•ors oil their preceedings ma this 40.04011•
The CIIAIRMAN and Mr. BOS.IICQULT argued,
ildt there was nu provision in the Company's
Caws.. c7illsug on tilt Court of Directors to lay be.
foreth.lifssisprietors the discussions that took place
lilt :stn' resolution which luipprued to be debated
by 0610.
Mr. R. JACVSOW, 111 a speech of considenibie
length. pointed out the,direns of the Marquis of
!Listings to remui.eratiosi, stud shoed las reason fur
vrt ferrisig a round soul to a veloiaa. He lwitivasi
be might confidently appal to the Hou. Chairman,
and to the bieiols of the Noble Marquis, at both
A:lts of the Lar, whether a gnu% of 60,000/. would
',soft ivetwire acceptable to him than a 'scission. It
would be inure acceptable. lwasuse iiifiuttely wore
respectful to that high.usiudeil man. Tile Learned
(ielitlemen concluded by moving..-" That the far.
titer considennices of this question he adjourned to
this day four weeks."
Mr. D. KlaaatelD expressed himself stronglyis
favour of the gvnist of a specific sum. Miami of a
I ele-10tv. Hr. wo.iseil the inuoificence of the Court
to descend to the posterity of the Noble Marquis.
oltich would nut be the care. if a remains were
gr:sultrd to hint.
Mr. I.ownnis spoke in farmer of a pension.
o Lich would have the effect of reuderivig then.
elivi.lual to whom it was granted anxious to servo
the Company, from whous-lie was amorally de:iglus
a forge sum of stoney.
Mr' fist/tetra's, censured the Court of Directros
for •not .having known. before they rerelved 'the
l i ((( s of the Attorney and Sidiator• lenerd. that
their it...lotion was illegal. Ile tutu ramrod irdo
minute review of the Ads of Pintismerst nukes
tug the Company's affairs. and expressed a straw
doubt whether the Coon costd grant any passim)
out ..f the territorial reams's. the appropriation of
which was specifically provided for.
Mr. S. thief. hoped that a specific gnat ireoli
be voted to she Marquis of Hoaturgs. as was demo
in the case of Marlborough. Nelms, and W
ton. This he roliceived more honourable alit •
spectful than a pension.
Sir W. Bnanotscos was of opinion. that bita*
clause in the 5341 of the King. power was giallo*.
grain II pension out of the territorial reowsnie. with
the cmcurrence of the Board of Commissioners.
Mr. )insult argued, that the makiog of 'matey.
nr voting a pen.son, at the present thonsent. to the
Ni Argots of Ilastings, was a premature ad. 'llsey
"'errs yet to leans what effects would be produced
by the recent proreediugs in 'lndia-.and.it was Un-
ilossible for them to soy. whether their territorial
t. crone had been increased. He was decidedly in
fwoitr of as pensimi, in preference to a specific
sum. The Noble Marquis stood in the situatioa of
it attempt to the Company. and he ought ,at to be
placed altogether out of their control.
Mr. StnErretA. slid not suppose. when be es-
tereit the Court. that this question would be ma
yore. as it had been by the Don. Proprietor. as
one of value received But, if it were ftsisosis
111 the
immi.
Margot's.
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