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pin of law, it *honk] not be throws% on the accuser
ranter than tits necii•sed—a woman coined in • .boggle
where intinence of power WRI everted against bee ?
k liter, lienr.;-111un had that inconvenience been prn,tne. d ?
By their town proceeding—Ay their Bill of Pains and Penal.
ices. The whnie wac an annotation proceeding, their every

atoms& rtoba.mesest slimeassay. ?0410rttl:r••••!.
tillatittie, into " that falai hailhum in t6i eclipse a rig
*tit with censer," He relit, then, that the embarrassment
*hick now lint deem Iva, the consequence of these own att.
Earl then adverted to the trier of Leval Owetwaffe,
saneltllye aired igen then giveo by Lord Eltenburunkh to M r. Ace-
,* 'lest to proceed with his statement for the Defendant,
noirrithstanditoe that Lei:wind Petuasers 'mutat application
Are snore rfelay, and after desalinise the consequeoce,
soireeorept sit:Tension of the defence, under
.itrg opilson of the I,lrareteclitidre who presided, inferred that
:Ave eo•b1,1 not lae a more unhappy case cited againio the pro-
;eel' t,on of Coursed. After some fort her remark*, the Noble
-eiil that he thought it was in the spirit both of justice
aid of thitish law, not to impose an 111C0011Cili:Iler,
e hlrft rou-t be stalemated to on one side or the other, nu the
'e e..iree. If etrobanasameats there were he would rather
• leiTo Sheet on the 'idoliser than the accused, and note ids-
manliest that the Noble and Icarus-el Lord on the WOOl%3Ck
tied expressed has ainpriae that any body could support sods
yropmiiiima, he never had given a rote with more cum.
*Ate satisfaction than he should vote us favour of the apple.
ear on of the Learned Counsel al the Isar.
The Earl of Liverpool 'aid, that if the evils soul ineon-
ve-iceocia on one sole and the other were erynal, he was
.r.a.Jy to mlnsit that the Queen ought to have the advantage.
Nat the question was, whether the inconveniences to be ap-
preheneleef on to r side from crj. eting the application of bee
Cu ousel -peer at all comparable to those which would be felt
o . :he other by acceding to it? Anil he trusted that he
ahurid be able to Jiro that the disadvantage which Iseult'
kv :nopeoed on the Qnren, by having her defence vosoponed,
• the evidencefor the Dill nocuntradieted is the world
Wd 01101111111004, was not at ell ti, be compared in magnithele
moth the gross injustice whirl, would be inflicted out the
other party, if the propoattion of the Nob!e Lord
(ftokine) were acceded to. Put before entering tan
the gerstion at issue,. he wished to say a few words
the assertion of the Noble Earl ((trey), that the
Ficeent difficulties were altogether the consequence,'
s.f. the p:odedings taken on the part of his lYlajeety's Gy-
be:mown'. H. should on all occasions repel that attack on
h•eNlansty's Mini-ten. He would ant say at present that
a 11,11 of Pain; and Penalties was the doom digitate week of
ioreseeediue, but he would say, 11131 Inwards the accused it
nos far
Nuke Fall who spoke scat would hare adopted the course
sal impeachment ; lout what fettlll difficulties and embarrass.
novas wonlel have encircled her Majesty if 11551 bail bees
Om.? 'filen the preceedieg 04111;.1 have originated in the ot kyr
House; nn prerise specification of the charge would be oiro!e;
tea eviehoote would nut hr apse' oat le it would he es "nee, sad
hest, and amended cheer's miebt be brought messed every
tvhat vno worse, the charge 'would have Rote oat to
the wiwid.ou tiacenthority of the House of C 4110110.1011, be-
fore tw r Majesty worth% have had en opport amity of repelling
a word of it by croinaolamination. He aaid,therefore, that
0.4 fir as regarded the Queen herself, the cowrie whicls
Lean paneled was beyond all compirisoa preferable to the
ether. Whetter thus remote was the most constitutional
and legal was one question, whether it was not the better
one fur the Queen :mother, sod he did nosiotain that in
prone of .teonterness to her, the reseal proceeding was is
trete way superior to the ether. But the Noble Earl
said, that her Majesty lewd not received any seeci-
IS, sojoei of the charges. This he (turd Lsrerpool)
enrolee', for the individual with whom the adultery was
alleged to have its,,, committed was seamed, and all the
aiscurnstaneca attenetiog the comminion of the offence were
doted wsjh more particularity than was generally dune in
anode, eases; and in tide House the testimony was given on
eadh, affording the at:closed an oppurtunity of erusaertansito
• log she witness, an advantage which the raters of the other
li WM4. 41.41 not admit of. Will respect to furnishing a list of
• tendoel, he Omelet only suns say, that with theexception of
the crime of high tee awn, which case doted un its own
ground*, and was visited with aingularly severe peealtiea, that
iv gess an indulgence cunt raryito the whole analogy of oar law,
end to the opinions of the highest authorities, some of wheats
cis expressed doubts of the propriety of granting it eve u
I:, that particular. But from the nature of the offence
sir seed here, mod it; having been committed abroad, he
lafore expressed an opinion that her. Majesty should
he a lowed time after the lase for the Bill shonld be closed,
to prepuce her IltftllCe 310/ bring orer her witnesses. But
• that was mentioned, did any 01311, be asked, under
• thereby that the defence should be suspended after
oecng commenced, and be le taken effort the middle %—( /fear )
P.d any body atfis any interpretation tie it but one, that the
tteecy's Counsel shoseiel be at liberty 10 adjourn their de-
C rare *holly, when she ease on sloe other side shoold he eon-
• el.uhel, or go ecos to the end with it, haslet been weer corn.
orretsrtd The Neter 241 raid, that the Sobeitor.General
se•gliS trace put sill his summing-up. Ile ask, el how shit
cuald he door? He aßiemed, that the witinsent the truss.
cauusivaiinn on the other side haul been concluded Iw was
bound to commence Ins summing up. The question came
Iv thi,, -subedit r three els any cempaeinro beteren the evil
to ber Majesty and that w the cause of public justice? lie
serce!esd to guard Memel( from throwing any 'diet-lion on the
I,,ruael at the bar; he belie% ed they •ouldronduct themsch s
to tee dierhartr of 'lie duty soda:net to them as purely and
bueueirably as ant null could. But they had confessed t inen-
*eases that they felt au interest in the cause of their Moa-
t!' elute them, and they were not to argue this question on
Cr: furf wieldy of any i redivide:oh but on general prineipli
• Li *shoo situation dial they wow stand ? the case tor the ae.
cosset:am was completely before them, they knew the whole
at fee rate on one aisle. Now it was proposed to allow the
Learned Counsel to open the eau tan the other, and then
suspend it tor a considerable time, till is should be in
their power to proulnre their witnesses What might lc: the
.conotonetire! The !peened Counsel the always spoke ge-
saerellp) might state a case which tlst•.y bad no means of
euriporting, they might open an imaginary ease whole hid
•wo toundatiou it, Get. On which wide, then, did the dab.
collies preponderate ? la the cue ease they bad the state-
ment of Cuensel with the evidence en which it rested ; in
other, they would hare the statement without the
evidence, and that for montio.--(ifonr, hear, dear.)—
ite,siol that between the two, there was all the def-
. feeeree which existed belayed% jostle* and injustice; fur
tor.oeierved that nothing was su inconsistent as stopping in
Site mobile of a case. The Noble Lord then stated, this he
seeterstood the proposition of Comte:elle rutted too far es to
auelode the privilege oh enspeuding the enaminstiow of their
witmono after it •Isineld hare been eronsenenred. He could
0,11 precast' the eleflartaice between the bearieg and conre•
'peaces. of she two peopositioin, as stated by the Notate
Part (Grey), end he Hameln that the Juabt expressed by him
respects: or owe of them, chewed she rottrunces, d sue ouielit ray,
tai' 5'431 coarse in any view. A judteial care was a whole—it
was to be taken all together, and ear hobs noble. lu ton.
iaageence of peculiar circornataueee, indeed, letup sought be
sientabetween one Part of it mid the other; lost he said it
was its she mature of justice that uo enbitsisient of it
.shanks tale place. If voibdirisiois were once allowed, he
slid not hoots where at see to stop. The mere the pruposi-
Illitl was grappled bale the more treterable it wuuld be
sound ma carry part, sad le r shuald decidedly oppose it, ss
in •very ANS ist view rum., objectionable than the other
4.114/1411.
MArepos of Lansiorre said, that before giving any 1
4.111i1141/0 4.n the sehje et, he should like to be isjoioned of the
orostiou that was oetine tite Howse. He.bad heard no op-
pea,itcon mead, by tie Lensed Gouge/el M the bar for elehiy.
1 he.Laret Chancellor scaiderethisal. Ciat a Nobje tont on
the adz of the noose where tae Notife Marquis sat, had
nce•se,l drat Coasting should be isited iii mot 111. trunnion
haste{ been repined to them, tiu Goosed bad gives an
asset-4 on which site discontent,' arose.
Ales a short porate.
The. lord arsecellere ow to state the question, hut Was
Satesrupted by
gorgorts of Lastadodttl, lA* pet, es we usideintited,
what wow Ms nosterstanitielg of taw' peepeilbees winds the
MO of Liveireat bad shark. ,
..lbe Earl es 4 •
• tai;INK haent—tiosiblise. *We the! gemitinie,
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