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London, England, 1810-03-09 00:00:00

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Upon strangers being again admitted, L'rd
OltliNVILI.t: was addressing the House on the ini.-
tion for the evading. He was much sit:proud
this night to bear of au uct of Purl the 4St't
Gee. 111. which uo one present had been aware of
twenty •four hours before. Tl.i, a., an additional
argument against the reprehensible practice of in.
tnoduciug bills into that Honss of a public iodine
at the close of a Session, whenttheiriLoniships could
out attend, and such hilt introduced for the pur-
pose of duos Mg power into the hands of His :11.1-
jesty's Youisters, were pas-rd at such perin Is, set
silesigich Such an aet could newer have been per-
inithd so piss, if their Lord.hips had lie-o present
to examine its contents and win 'Sims*. He ilepie•
rated this mode of intrccint nig otos lass. lint Mai mg
bretialle a ststute, their pr..•t flt CM•fith-Tarl0:1 was
144 w lair it u!rei ..ed the hid b:.fore them
ought to construe it most 1 lie girt,: of
bill was to contiour-11 former sc.?. which lied already
expired, and the 49th Geo. lIL made a pft.vi•iftli
ashen acts expired. pending the .titgrii of lolls, to
continue then. Hut a Nt.lile Frictol of tti:t (Bur k-
very justly ohierverl, the hill ...as
materially different from the act it w.t described to
continue. Therefore he promoted there was _grate
oboist shetlier tne present bill was tupweed by the
44th of the King. without the tio,er of which tio•
101 l would co:itinue what was not in ems,tencr, and
he 416Itid think the third reading should stand over
WI to-morrow.
The LOUD russcsti.o• atneerl with tNe Nimble
Borenin
(Greneithi. there tea.. coilsiderable o..mht
shit rise, IlAtto.olar:v as to the distinctoa so
j.istly pointed oat bra No,ile Earl (Buckingham-
d.' .4')• bat..een tls. 1111 awl the I't it oat sot ruled

the stone gesr:rall). ti7e

Judges construed aets mid if they tad'
been passed after the expiration of those they were
vacant to continue, they were in the habit of com-
prehending the term " revive" in that of " con-
ttivue." But here there was all the doubt suggest-
ed by the Noble Baron, for it was in his vniud of
the greatest importance, because it was uncertain
whether the prea•nt bill could be remedied ; if to,
it was little matter whether it were read the third
time this evening or to-morrow night.
Lord ELIANSOROUGH wished shortly to express
his opinion un the subject now, as it would be Mean-
veirient for him to attend his duty in that House to-
morrow night. He concurred in the doubt ex-
pre.sed by the Noble and Learned Lord ; for, al-
though in general cases, where the hill was to con-
tinue an act, situ live in all its provisions, mid that
act had expired before themessing of the solsequent
one, when the word " revive" ought also .to have
been inaerted,yet it was the construction adopted by
Judges, to comprehend " revive" in the term " con-
thine." Hut, in the case before them, it most for-
cibly struck his mind, the same colndruction would
not apply, becauso of the difference between the
bill and the act it was intended to cohlinue.

The second reading was postponed till to•mon
row.

Lord GRENVILLE moved. 4. That such of His
AIaJ sty's Jut:ges as art in town. he desired to at-
tend ti.is Hour. for the purpose .of giving their
opi•tion on say question which may be proposed."
—Ordered.

Some eonvermitio• took place between Earls Be-
-1111.111.T and LAUDEIMALII, and the LOILD CII•N•
CEL Loa, relative to the Judges.

The Earl of LAUDZIMALS conceived' the Judges
would attend. not to hear their debate on the. Bill,
but to answer the question which might be pro-
Th.- Loan CHAWCSL LOB. said, that, because the
Judges would attend, it did not follow that a ques-
tion would be proposed—but they would be present
fur the purpose of answering any question, if the
House should think fit.

The Earl of LAUDZILDALI perfectly coincided
pith the Noble and Learned Lord.—Adjourued.

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