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London, England, 1825-05-10 00:00:00


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will hien a giiiiild 48 alirosition to the Bill far
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relie he coodeesed tits of it giesetial to the selvedge of the
Empire. (Ham) He sisuel heessdi his Mae. FANNIN die Maw
tes fee neehosa sod Molise (Mr. Landrieu sea (Jul. Jobeseet
tots by the feissigelp shat selviiisioil bestrew. sod 4lf dun min Wl-
format eossidisimies of the duty tiny owed their aswiaNy,, art Is
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Description.
Mr. I.A 311(TON was ettresieed that his Honourable raised
shout attack Ids motives for *imply announcing the part wise& he I
felt it to be his duty to mite with respect to this measure. His opi. 1
riots- were by no means altered by his being in a minority. lie mesa
!rood to the Reinert Clabillie Question, but not to it disarmed by
such s measure as theyresent. It was manifest by the kiss dean
fleete ithe!
Band as heill, that it wastintencled the two niessures should be cow
, thoeght this measure would do greater nil sloe
than the Catholic Question would do good, he should opium else
Inver messum, If the former was made a condition of passing it.
Ile might be in error in this opinion, but it was the oencluoien to
■llich. he thought, he was bound In consistetiey with his formerly
declared opinions to come. He was, moreover, disinclined to the
measure from a conskleration of the question from which it pro-
ceeded. it was introduced by his Honourable Friend the Member
for Stafford, bathe apprehended that it was the manufacture of
thee persome fee whose conduct and opinions he did not entertain
en equal respect. It was painful Me him, as it was to any Gentle-
man, to diffir hewn friends he had oolong cultivated and cherished,
but to use an expression wh ch was, perhaps, mmetimes used
is an objectionable sense, ".o help him God," he would be
satisfied to detach himself from the dearest friendships he had ever
formed, rather than abstain from giving that vote which his CP U.
sientirus duty to his country pointed out. (Hear, hear.) He
would mune his Honourable Friend he had not made up his mind
Oa hasty consideration of the question ; his conclusions however
were made up, and he was one of the last men who would surer
himself to be brow-beaten nut of them.
Mr. BROVOH AM appealed to the whole House, and even to
his Honourable Friend himself (Mr. hambton), whether there was
anything in the tone of his address that could be construed into so
intention of brow-besting his Honourable Friend : it was con-
duct lie was incapable of adopting towards any person, much
less his Honourable Friend, whom lie had addressed in the language
orromeetful anti affectionate remonstrance. In opinion he agreed
still with his lion. Friend, and had nut altered the view he had
'heady taken and expressed upon this question; but that ass not
treason why he PhOtlld vote against another question distinct from
it, and which he thought was just and good in itself.
Mr. JAMES said that he did not consider it inconsistent with
his conduct upon the question of Pulismentary Reform to support
the present measure; 6,r, front the evidence before the Committee,
on the state of Ireland, it appeared that the forty shilling free-
bidders had only the shadow and not the substance of the right of I
vying freely in Ireland.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee on the Bill—
Mr. Nicoi.sow CALVERT in the Chair.
Mr. LITTLETON rose to propose thie the Bill and its amend.
moos should be committed pro.firtna (to till up the blanks), and
that it should be re.conamitted on Thursday. The only object to
be rained by this was that the Bill should be printed.
Mr. V. FITZGER ACD could not consent to the proposal fur
printing the amendments.
MUT II few words from Mr. II USIIISSON, Mr. CALCIIAFT. and
Mr. Pt cif'''. Wes., in support of the motion, it was agreed to.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
lloase seljesened at One o'clock to this day.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, THIS DAY.
ORDERS OF THE DAY..
County Collets Bill—Committee.
Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill Second Reading.
Colombia Postage Bill—Second Reading.
Liverpool and Ireland Postage Bill—Second Reuling.
( uarxntine Lairs Bill—Committee.
bactiequer Bills (Public )Works) (Ireland) Bill—Report.
Linen Trade I reland)— Further Consideration of Report thereupon
Customs Laws Repeal Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Customs 111an4gemrot Bill—Further Consideration of Mpg&
Navigation Laws Bill —Further Consideration of Report.
Customs Regulasion Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Smuggling Prevention Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Good:. Warehousing Bill—Further Cor.sideratioo of Report.
Isle of Man Trade Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Scrams of Writs (Ireland) Rill—Committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Hume—Return of the past and present Expense of Sierra
Leant. and the liberated Negroes there; of the Crown Estates in
Essequibo and Berbice. and of the Expense for captured Negroes;
sal of Sums paid on account of the Slave Trade.
Mr. Monck—Bill to prohibit, in certain eases, the Payment of
as; Part or Portion of the Waresof Labourers out of the Poor Rates.

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