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mteeptimi otostcparticular oilkee.—(Lund cries of " Quet-
ta's !" followed the close of this "tea )
. hie. CIOULBIIIaN toninistied, Illst the alteration of the
oath would Whoa IM Pmdsalaut ceder &closer restrictima
than tip Chwaglia,
Dr. PHll4llllolt,ff cutmsdad, that the alteration pro
posed Italy readarmi more distinct the lateepretatims as it
hmilleaa oadmaleed ist the reign' of Elisabeth, and the ob-
jection alba Ash. sad Mama Gait lease opposite was of
a Obeid hyPtho=lilis: la 'support of that part of
161 Itelastabia charged as an histories' us.
trilth. the Has. sad Led Member proceeded to quote
44 empliAst Acts of liliooletk, add the works of Doctors Same,
Poked, and Leader.
Ur. BACHER spoke iirowigly in support of the clatter,
Mast the Rill geseeally4,ood asked, at whet prier, short
tha merillea of whet twesidered their eternal good
4! al iesterseemwsod at whet period of time, the
• pimple valets look fomeard to the regaining of their
• gligtiM Loved dims.)
• Mr. PEEL fele eimaideillikle ie 'Omitting the
soder oneeklorstion, even if the general principle
Ileg ell Imre eineteeded. The Rills went to legalise a.
the Paw of am 'Abrasive iusd important nature;
Obey ersold ommigobe tic. Midst of correspeadeace hel wren the
IPopswessill she Catholic elegy, and the power of admitting re.
ireripta and bolls Gum Q the ape; they would also recogoire
tbo Milo af Bishop*, all 4 whirl bad hitherto been most
ly excloried be all eke laws relitiag to the subject.
bl be &mita that this was admitting an exteniive
spiritual asillsorill* by the Pope? And yet the
Protestant would be 'object to as oath deny.
itegg ed the Pepsi to exercise any ecclesiastical or
• y whatever la these matins. The Right
Fib reldelled to show from Aeehbishop Beam-
-1101 dr power istended to lie ',Muh:ton
fines OW; sod • rested in the Kiog by the oath
of to whim were esteemed SIRUP.
the pert of the Pope, sarong
w that« tselsaaMratell the power of dispeomations, '
conlimitalises, seogremires, Ale.; and the Riche lionnerablo
tZentleueas mid, ha raid ask whetter,. • Roman Catholic
Costa posailisby davit that the power of dispensatiom de.
rigid be tale • Amen the Pope?—(.Visch cheering )—Cunsi-
,tering she extent to which these Bulls would admit the 'we-
ster of spiritual authority by the Pope, was it not evident
Ityat such an allterdose would he made as would render it
diffientt to my whether a conseicatiows Protestant could
tube the math of supremacy ?
Lord CASTLF.REAI6I-1 felt much pratiird by the grow.
meat of his Right Hon. Friend who had ju.t sat down;
became although peslseps it was not to be 'tinseled that ire
slinold at mice my as much, yet Ire thoneht he could ',er-
ect,. fines his .sourer of treating the subj. et, that he did
nip feel any sieosg objection to the next clause which re-
girded the declaration against transubsteutiatioa. Indeed
hoped use objection would he fusee to that clause, as it was
...ire which, for has on part, he never took but with fin-hers
of a most pliufel kind—(Hoer)—sod he weaconadont the
repeal of that dmlaration. must give considerable relief to.
curry liberal entwl.—(Cheers.)—The question for their Om
sadists, coml./traitors was, whether or sot it was desirable
slots, if not is the same form of words, the oath. to he takes
by Protestast as 'cites Catholic should be the same is sok...
stoner. He had paid great attcsittua to the argoinsmilr:
of the airlinerst adversaries of the Catholics, asmil-ito
thought he might state the general feeling to be that If
Ibis could be rffei led, the greatest objection to the claim&
of the Catholics wool,' be overcome. Proceeding then to.
corisider whether any oath could be better qualified than
that now proposed, he could not bat coincide with the
Hanoomble Member who opened the debate Air the opi-
toxin which he had Rivera The explanation contained iii the
wok itself was, that sllegiance which the laws of the re.,lin
rigniro;" whatever *below requires, therefore, the courcience
the individual sebseeibing to that oath must recognise
as Mailing hits, sad therefore he did. not see how it was
possible that any ainital orservation could'exitt. The No.
hie Lord !ben promeded to say, that the smatters the dif-
ference was that *misled between the Protestant and the
Roman Catholic the more desirable it became Ovid it
shamed be araters:l4., let reality he saw no real difference
between the oath se captained. in the clause under
eiresideentiou, and es it had• formerly been understood
'The saute media withiset oho introduction of the *aphis
esarion, bad been on many occasions taken by Ca-
*holier, not emly in firmer times, but reeenity. It had
been taken by mast' at the last eleciioe by the express
advice of their Clergy. KW Lordship drew • very
circumstaslial sod well-stated argument to this ootielu•
aion, that. time meld exist no mure danger in
regulating seal eollteelliliff the effects of an authority which
was in fell force at prevent, thee by the Government being
eons:ions of that feet, shettiog their - to the existence
and exercise of within their
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c•instiona of awe fact, 'heftier their eyes to the existence
and exercise of dm. INF& power immediately within their
siew.—(ll4l Lordship leas followed to the conclusion by
laud and teemed theirs fro. both sides of the floss') 1
crsimase lit J. NACILINTOSH eleyletood.
eft tent dearest for a 411risiOft: the Noose
test tirrilleatillsion hie mew time after At law It the
CoarwiNiatrAteiii..
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?k CHAIRMAN reported repel., sod got lure roe
Cesusitteit So ail arum es Monday.
The eiher Orden of the Day were disromed of, sad the
sea edijortilik at tret.i.oose Oils o'CLecut tt.ll to.mor.
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. Mr. Pf.tierkere h lift town for Weed in
. , - iseureot a domestic *Meta's (me under-
d the depth of MN. Passuirrn. In his • eb-
ce the task of gloving the further consideration
the.iitagureall•ihre Committee on the Korean Co.
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, .-- s• bieshifilyaelooiral Bill devolrt.l last night
'ir..losts Nsitcroirs, who feelingly cemented
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' Iventages which the measure bad enconn-
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its rogress-,first, front the death of that
_;: _ • ' end able Statesman, the hue Mr. Fop-
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r nett, from the death of its great and ori-
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:'."•.:r .' been brought to maturity, from the ab-
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lilie. P1•111111411/11, caused by this faia.tty sir
iplille..f. The debate lasted until half-past one
• . , when they &tided en the first clayey. and
t,sere apced red, Ayr* 130—Noes e ; 6—Majority for
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as* ersald Mill comaaeoeed ere mask with great
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