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%wilt at./ ' not iss the mow. Thrit Lorfshi.ri •
had beets told hnte indecorous it was for the
&tot -mat, its the realm to lirM; foiward such
a mei et ; tbryt were also told of a sem •f loos
nor boi..g °Med to•h,r Alajesty to *thy abrita
that the yre:eist the traight,.uot have bee
14, ught Rosario her; sb-y were aloe 'alit diet slot
was en, wanted Li go abroad, and thct &dome w id
attach. dto tip pc who recomoseoded it. All
then that hr irould sty vt to, that the persons m ikon;
the propeta.l were not roma to Man than three *1 o
rec i‘c.l ; but if cenoure vas swirliest. the 1,/l• se
Coutme, fit whets engaged sill 11r past .4
her M jests.. mete eittideil to their shore of it.
should tog detain their Lordship* liter_-, as lie a i•
sure they would tve their full amulet', '0 Cie
ease, unit di ride accorJoig to the fact* poixlused ion
tvidence.
Mr. Beoeclusmi mid, 14 was lordly able, to
avail himself of tl:e r Wet of reply. but it bet. .
usual, lie would do it its *lenity as pealrle,.
casifis.ing himself io a her ponds. A v.totie,
change hot burn Insole sglit.•s I i n sit4ol his L ar..ed
Friend fK fl.vsb4 is then toetioneut d. ,pole l
from the stahjort eater • f the H li. Ile w0t.1.1 lo g
to be *11..w.d to remind their Lotalshipo that I e
and his Leetied F.i. lid set out with saji,g, that
it was a legislative sue 'sup., audit' it ;sassed tutu
law it would bra new oue —if it was brunglitio: w.0t.1
as an Myriam-tit lie would hove:beeis pre ;sell tit
have rust it as the law scull ly stood. The tot:-
lion then ma., whoth..r a new should lie et:.
acted or nose ? The cuing), of the Sulicttor-Genet I
on a 11•:1 of Rite and Petioles was thrown est.!,
he hid told thetn they were ant iron and puce I
'branches of the Constitution, *lnch tot mati
longing to the popular blench of .Parliainet t
would ai It to be ,severed from tie Constitutimi.
If by conistieritni his Lrarutd Friend notto. that
a I that was just shoold not be departed how, len
would agree with hum; and Is a lover of the consti.
tutio.l he agreed aids Lord Chancel!. r Crepo.,
tis..t in a case of great necessity he »mild tout objet
to such a Bill; but that necessity did nut tow
press; their 1.91d.1.ips were poi to look through
eyes 41 an advocate.
.who only remembered wl at
was net essity for Iris case, and fingot all that Ca.
in sutiourt oh the otter bide. He mid his Learned
Freud sod, that there was I/0 necessity fur
.the
Bill of Puns and Penalties, and the very reason
of their Lordships having read the Bill the first
time in the Of-elite of the illustrious pereoeiage•
accused, and her. Counsel's mouths closed.' proved
the tree sits of his impreatiMg on their Lordships
that they nii4lit retract what they had done. His
Majesty's At ortieyAietteral hawlwaiel, *hat this was
the only argument wl ich !nee on the subject ; and
like Nathaii's parable, he undertook to take et
from uider kiln; he was ready -to grapple with
1 • , tool by argument convince their Lori's' ii.;
that los Ls allied Friend bad sot a foot to .tan I
on. He eiii.tetided that impeachment did tor.
unit he would prove it, however his Learned
Filen& might shut their eyes against it, for
the jurisdiction of the House of Lord.. ,as Lord
Cok: said, was so great, that it had nolio4l—.4oy
Might impeach or do any thing else. Ilewitotti ask
why this was not a case for impeachment ? Ildthat
of a public functionary acting wrong. it was a sub.
jest of impeachment, because there wrens, redress.
at law—why then nut impeachment its this pier,
wheu it was allowed the justice of it ceuld not
be come at in a Court of Law ?. It their
Lordodips were to look into all outlier:ties as
to the crimes of public Functionaries, they
would find the name of the Queen at the brad, as
holding the situation of a functionary. they •
looked to the ego of Edward 111. there eras In
impeachment egotist Richard Lyons for fisting
lent the King 'Henley at an usurious iistriiiit.—
Masl objections had been made to impeaehtuent.
All he could say was. that thew sorrows did not
draw up their inslctments of impeachment so slo.
verily as they were done at the proem day by the
way of 11111, or Pains and Primitive: The Leagued
Counsel thtu stated stveial cases where tie:sous had
loess impeached for smuggling loreign silks into the
punned. Ile then said else Atturuey.Georral had sr-
guetl the question as if ailialtery had hero committed
by his Royal cliet.t. Ile inentioped Al* for the
purpose that it should not go out to•the politic tint
such was the foes. The Solicitin-General treated
it as a Bill of Divorce ; and the more he repeated
the terist, the inure it was pleestu,T tot his Plr.
Brougham'.) ears, fur it went .ta put ,in cud to
the preamble of the Bill I. add the Learned Gen-
demon lid asked if the hang was ihe nay permit
that was not entitled to relief by a Bill orDivarce ?
He would answer him by saying, that before
Divorce Bill was pre.etard to that. House. the sen-
tence of the Ecclesiastical Court must be,llyeailud
confirming the adultery! Bht then they told
this was a Bill of Divorce without thO. party
alleging to be injured applying for relief, sod
he would defy Luny person, from the cummeaco-
utent of the world, to strew where relief .orr
greeted without the party injured applying for it.
if he were disposed he might say a great deal uti the
point, but where the accusing potty had rent the
accusation to their LOrdshiPs and told them to
quire into it, and that lie would he satisfied with
any decosion they might come to ; if it had pot
come in that 'hope, would not the _party riding
it be foible to be onfriaird by the mime,. kiod
of defence as in other Bills of Divorier ? The
husband was 1101 the accuser; but they- were tahl

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bit *chrism were, and. they knew her Al.+-.sty •
etas isitiocentsslien they offered. tier a Juirgipuo,urial
sum to stay imbrued; fur otherwise they, would-but
have proffered it, for the purpose of artatug Midi•
tinnal stains to the Crow,,, and ereo art's+ her• at-
rivet the o House of Partotmeut wont 41pivie mu
their -knees to tier,. thefie,lne as they . vtehlW .to
his Mateaty, to beg ("your of. +yr.
..",Tt.e..T:s-
your asked, huwever, .was,.tort Writs 1,-AX 4
gulled a negative lament to impropeietiee
never had been 'cot:Omitted.. He • had triw,. thole
to a part of the' subject snatch was the auly
one. dist made lints here any dread • for, fbs
1101•1 elieot--,he meant the trimmers 'rhea ha;
the foreign *nee, he sulipmed, were of avail rook
is their own eostatry NI that of her .01/kjr*:
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or of the rank of • their laeedahiplt, *ad if rot,
at lent of the mak of there around Aim' (ht. •
lory the bar). who had tai their power the.aareaa
of providing sgood dustier.** Ibehthelte* and ris-
and st-sit the. Its they athadd 'appoint,
not to be toiled so et by the Atilt of bell.' tar the
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