The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-09 00:00:00

(Imperial Parliarneat cantina& ft ese page tr. 7)
NeWINGTON BiLle-eStr It. W 11.SLIN moved nett the
relent of the committee be referred to the s. ket vestry bill I
committee.
Mr. 11. SUM NF said, th it met eaunardinnry conduct
hall taken el ice—that tench v tolenee had ur tun 0 iereeerdiee
which he should make a cumwau.cathna to the hitter when
the atteneatice um: fillet—and Bea he pledged Imuself to
brine the matter halme the house.
After wine u Sim a onversatton the question was put ; the
house was he this tune %ere full, there being about 100
members present.
The motion that the report of the committee he ordered
to be referred to the rnnuuittee on the Newington select
• vestry bill was then carried.
Mr. HUME then rose. lie Nought forward what he
culled the violent condole t of the chairman,(Mr. 11. Sunnier)
in the committee; Ord genth mail Playing refused to take
Mlle vo es of menthe's, Mr. St ken, Mr. Challoner, Mr. ti
Bennett, &e. who roomed the rollelfille. • as sir:lingers
were withdrewing.-111e( el r. II.) added, that he had been
in much contently at mane nieetingt, both high and low, but
never before laid seen such c 1111 l Met as that et that mild
chairman. (Cheers.) The divi.ion was then called for, but
Ow chnorman threw away the paper of the tellers Moiled by
the clerk. seeing he would trot even rend it.—(Hear, bear.)
He brought forward this motion, because the hon. chairman
bid failed to redeem his pledge. lie concluded with strov tug
that the conduct of the chairmen bad been mold indecorous
and disorderly, and had II d to tint anal vont &ohne
The SPEAK ER observed, that there must evict minutes
of the tiruceselings of tae emomitiee, null w mild the Mouse
proceed without them 1 The Charge was of a ',creme che-
✓:icier, and would the house proceed a ithuut the best
eside.seel—( Hear. hear!)
Sir J. lit AIK INTO'S said, the crintin-tiire charge wet" of
▪ most eeireonlinary tenure—and it wire without any in.
to ruction of the committee. It re igiented in the thrent of
the chairman, the member for Surrey (Mr. Sumner) to bring
forward a criminal charge against certain members of the
committee—a must indiscreet pledge or Bitten, a..d one
which originated to the peculate habits of the hon. member',
temper. He thought it would he for the credit of the house,
as well as the individuid, to sutler this bushiest' not to pottered
farther.
Mr. H. SUMNER wished to know in what character he
was to proceed, whether as accused or itecuser
Mr G. BEN N Elf observed, :het there had been heats
on all sides, but lie had forgotten them t however, he knew
Dot what result could take place, because there were SO
gentlemen who had put themselves in a passion; 25 heirs;;
on one side, and 25 being puimt blank on the other, Would
it be credituble to the house, to have it known, wherever
the English lanetetze was read, that 30 gestilenum of the
bourse of CllllllOOll6 bad put themselves iu a passion on a
private bill ? (Hear, hear I)
The SPEAKER said it might facilitate the business, to
delfty to ascertain the real facts of the case, Ile added that
the individuals who had endeavoured w vote, alter the
question bed been put, had dour so improperly. The dome
ought to be lucked before the rineetion was pet ; but if that
did not take place, the introduction of fresh members after
the question had barn put could not be justified.
The SPEAKER then very promptly called on the next
member, Sir E. Hersey, %Ito had sume business before the
house; and the mutter ens then got rid of, amidst the
rimming, of the house, and must of the members imme-
diately leaving their seats.
A message from the Lards required the uttcuda nee on thee?
Lordships of Sir Al. M. Lopez, to order to his being etta•
suited un the Cr:impound hill before a committee of their
Lordships.
Ale R. MARTIN moved the second reading of the Irish '
Coroner: Bill. Agreed to, and ordered to be committed
on Monday.
Mr. LITII.F.TON moved the second reading of the '
Church Briefs Bill.
fair. CUR W EN approved of nil ports of the Bill—except
those whieh went to impose ehurges un the churchwardens
and the poor-rates. Ile hoped they would be amended.
Mr. LITTLETON observed, that as the objections that
had been made, they could be considered itt it commit.
tee. He did not want to make it imperative on church-
wardens
to go from door to door. Bill rend a second time,
and ordeted to be committed un Friday twee
Mr. D. GILBERT moved the second femeng of the Bill
fur conwlidating tne turnpike roads' trusts' acts. He ad-
verted to this Cast's in other countries, where the governments
had token the managemeatt of the roads into their ewe heath;
there the leading roads were magnificent, hut the smeller
ones were hot attended to. Private laws ',fight have their
uses, but, like human productions. they had their defects ;
mid therefore he considered this bill would be useful. IV
hoped they would state the Bill to be read it second time,
sad then the minute errungemenis could be more propene
considered in a committee. The roads within ten miles of
London were not what they ought to be, exwnples to the
rest of the empire; but he slid nut want to extend the hill to
Lbsex, for he undetstood the sure good there. Under
all the circumstunce. he trusted that tie re ssuuld he no ob-
jection to Isis nastiest. that the bill be pule read a second
time.
Sir C. KN ATCH HU IL opposed the Bill. He centended
that it was unurcenary, lie hoped that the Bill %%amid be
itlidrave. ; but if it were per.evered iu, be must move
Diet it be read this day six months.
Air. DLNISON concurred its whut had fallen from the
hum hart. The hill was nut called for by the state of the
roads end it cast a stigmas int those iv Mr hail conducted
themselves in their trusts. The individual who was to Ire
promoted was now the servato of the trustees t it would be
11, make the servant the master of Isis ettlislop:l4.
!W.I.:LUMEN also opp.iseil the bill, It went to esta-
blish 4 very dangerous precedent, by a must tei,•chievous
Intel fereitee with the propel ty of private individuals;
and es to Mr. M'Adant, lie bad already been amply re-
voided.
Mi. F. LEWIS amid lie should he sorry if the bill were
disposed of in so summary a way; bit lie thought that Ilse
bill required eiessidereble modification..
After some further discussicii, the house divided on the
question, std the bill was eat tad by a (160'116'1mi et 0 to 16.
Army relax sees.--The hither coosidetetien of the
Army J•lNTLltiatei teas then ',revolt furwatd. pu the tines.
host the Speeker do leave the chair,
Mr. cktif.i.:VEYptoposed, as an amendment, a strong
resolution, adverting to the manner in which
conducted affairs—to the expenditure-14nd to the dis-
inirissl of Liird Pife, fur the vote which he had deemed it
his ditty to give in that house, on list; new Usai: duty re-
vel bail. •
Lhis e 411.11 faith some warm discosslen, It. which Mr.
Mr, Calero, Lord Ma, .1 mini a.
and Mi. Urinal, toil. pail,