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time. Why was it not printed for the use of :Win-
ton*, before they were reopireil to opprove of the
pricciple of a measure. with Ilia 011.1..0 of which ht
Ist-to-veil many of ;lieu' Lordships were not scqueitit.
ell C 'flee Ai t which it was now proposed to coma
tiour for another year had been brought in at a
line period of the tiesaion, and thereby env-
eerded ui parsing through Parliament without re.
criviiig that deliberate attentio it so well merited.
l le hoped if Ivr could not persuade the Noble Lords
opposite to postpone the second reading of this Bill
until it was printed, that they would at least afford
sufficient time for a fair cion.oderation of the sub.
krt. !afore they hustled it an to the fitAt stage.—
(hear, hear.)
rite Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that the only c.h.
j..ct of the present Bill was to cinitthue for u short
time a measit;e to which no objectioli had or,gioally
been made during the last Session of Parbullets?.
A clause had then been introduced, for the purpose
of taking away Irons Owns the right of artioninic
the privileges of natural-born valijects, by deposit-
Mg money in the Book of Scotland ; but alitti:ugh
that clause were opposed Oil illeCoritt of 1:s having a
retrospective elect, yet %vista the secant Bill was
introduced, having merely a prospective olieraiiim,
no objection whatever was mode to it. lle might
also be perinitted to add, that in the other II 'use
of Parliatneot tins Uhf eilierienced*no opposition.
With respect to the printing cf the Bill, of mune
there could be no objection, and oil any other 'stage
of us plogrevs tt might be optmeed Ott the principle
of the measure. The sole utiject of it was to, pre.
!wryr the law ID di' pre.ent stole. until the detositot
of site Court of Session was Made knows., and In so
doing no existing right cotilil be poddbly utf. Ord.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE remaikeil, th.:t ho
injury could arise sty eufft clog the present Act
expne, In-cotter in that event the law would be only
restored to its original state. Ile thought if th.,
Bill were prir.ted, and %h it the Members of the
wet e folly apprised of the !oun: of tins
Bill, they would not give it :Heir tVto
if the Noble Lords opposite had taken tone to cots.
bider of it, under all its co cuittstroices, they would
hesitate to urge it forward. They probicrly were
...not aware that by the rules of practice us the Collet
itl Si 'pion, 11w Lend Advocate of Scotlaittl might,
by exit:biting a 11th of Susproder, suspetitt the rid§t
in co..troete.y moil after the decisitm of the Cent!.
`Mr the Ca.e. Ile trusted they would •.setis
to hits principle, that the Legislature ought nut to
interfere in a matter efl.ereitt C•qirl,tif LOW nasal.
really possessed, by, the terms of tliel.;otistittlitors, of
a sufficient poser of remedy, lie at Intssesit pr.yed
only for some I wther ton-, fon *Web purport• lit:
should move that this Bill be reed a second theta
us. Friday.
The Earl of Ilsogowity observed, that by the
operatiou of this alleged right, aliens away, by id.
veating a %moll sum, lie l?rlievert so!. •terliog, in
the B auk sf Seetland, larger Wild mote ego
tensive privileges than were usually granted eves)
by a Bill of Illatuvaliststion. Were their Lord.
ships prepared so far to approve or that as to suffer
so entire year to lie open for aliens to take vilvaii•
loge of this facility ) By pa.biaw this Kill no **citify
cquld possibly be labeled, for Avoid the Court cf
.Session decide against tsse claim made by aliens,
this QM can evidently cause nu tojory ; but should
the Court decide in favour of the clam, the ;molt
would cause a serious difference to the
Lord Hot.t.otip said, tholes the Noble Bid op,
posjte (Liverpool) had, somegrliat out of order,
allotted to the debate oft this sulskci in the ferule,
Smarm, the !louse, lie trusted, wool.' an far beer
with hint as to permit hint to Itillow the Fohlia
Earl's exatnple. He lemembered Oa that
net s•inu,
when the Bill was Iturryiog through the Noon,
having distinctly said, that
son so oupoitent it matter
he was nut prepared to gips an Opinion. aisil that to
not opposing the Ine.ssitre lie should not be cots.
clotted as having gives' it Isis sanction. At present
he did not sufficiently understitud the .Idid ref tl:d
law on this subject im ticritlinal to give a decided
opinion, and from what had liven stated by Ins
Noble Friend near hint (Lord Liii•lerdole), he be.
lieved that the Noble Lords who promoted the coca,
sure were fleetly ignorant of it.
The Earl of I,avinocti.r. hoped that the No.
ble
.1,01(111, beftire they salted this would
take the trouble olio:4in% soma isloiries•into the
law of Scotland respectiog this abetter, and the
powers of the' Courts of Justice to perform the oh,
ject of the peewit
The House then divided nu the qtl.estigt; of sbft
seceisd reading. when there appeared—is Controls
ti
cutileot;; ttt • • • P
m.jokity. 5
The Bill was then read it secood time.
Doting the exclusion of stramters, we tinder-
stood it was Moved by Lord SIDMOUTIt. that ill.
Bill be ern 1111 l itted to-lour:ow, isii limb the Hop!,
again divided
li
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makirity • • • .
The Bill W4ll theit (mitred to Ito committed to..

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MUTINY BILL.
I.orti Palmerston. *tt others from the Cetnittoll
i.
brought up the Mutiny Bill, to whielt they &sired Iha
concurrence of the House.
The Bill was read a lint time, and, on ilia tootles) of I.ord
Sittuotreat, ordered to bet read a second titer tu, 444444 COW.
Mr. Brucdeta sad others, brontrbt up the moatA I ',dem-
nity Bill, which was read a first liutet amtl ardteid lti
read a mama ties) tu.uinrruer,
-row' LAwA.
The Poor Laws Amendment Bill use read a 11,4944 OW,
and ordered to be committed todesoirow.
The Meow tAtco sdjouraed.

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