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cretion of the Commit at the hare.-eheere,'firar../--16 iv**
ens edtemente, but such as they ler!leveel them/wives is
in doing by their rei.lenee; and be bored us mats se
rirer be seen al their bar a• a Goenvel hi whom they
not en rely; but the prioriples of law eta lOW reecgir
sanction sue% reliance, and it world he dolltristwo flrellk •
roneideratimm of persons in the prevent eyesore. I. •
klish a precedent tie a nee which they retitle be afterwards •
called epos to apply to Conasel set worthy of marl,
pendetece. Such a malt was possible, and the rains of law •
were sb framed as to he. applicable to al) eisses...-( firer,
hear.)---What might the cemairpeener IN of acceding to -
the propinition 44 hie Noble Friend ? (Lord Entitle) A
ease sought he uproot by Curlew, at the bar, shirk tirohl.l
to froth to the world, awl mines socesoteediewel for au
Month., not one lewd of which perhaps waded be afterwards
ectablialsed ley Ilse evidence brought forward. If has Noble
Friend (lord Waldo.) had said, Met Oils etilitelty *loch
mow memo sered *ea, wasalteeeparipereate the pmetteedlog
HMI', wed of greedier Pm Oesiesse of thy trimmers seem
Hoge Wow, sodas adjosnessent at. MOW Time lb resere
her defence, be (lbw Lard Ciseneelkw.) said not. Y.., he
eualeadedl, dm if they lead postponed the proceedings fur
sic weeks, wed gives a list of witnesses, as application 1.4 e
the present would of secessitv, notwithstanding, Ise after.
wards made. He had taken that early opportunity ef ad-
dressing their Lpedships, conceiving it him duty, though a
painful one, to deliver his opinion on the question. Oe the
honour of a Peer, sod the faith of a man, hr eonbt wee ewe
, his assent to the propesition of her Majesty's Comm,. H
opinion was, Ilmt the statement of Counsel cooed sot now be
swede, tellies it stem to be looked on as an implied pledge
Mat they were New also ready to contiuue tie defence to
the end.
Earl (key said, that an a question of this nature, import.
ant •• tt was, both am it regarded the Bill on dee table, nod
the character of the Mower, be should feel himself unworthy
of the place which he redearoored to hold in their Lunt.
.hips' estimation, if he did not rise its his place, sod fiber
the reeemes ea which the vote he should give was founded.
It had always Iwo his practice ohm be howl Scat enjoyed a
seat in that Hoene, to form a judgment for himself en vvvvv
queetion disconed, after weighing deliberately chat could
he said on each side. Ile must begia with declaring his
&seat to the propeoition, with which a Noble Lard had art
out, that this was a cane of great dire-silly—he had felt it
sit.-he bad hesitated—end if be bad at length decided,
was oily between a cheese of evils, preferring that islet-is
livrand to he the minor use. The Noble and Lecael
Lord ea the Woolsack had said, that the difficulty by which
they were now assailed, had nip reference to their forst. r
proceedings, sad was altogether distinct from them Ile
(Earl Grey), o• the cinerary, ascribed it altogether to the re.
jetties of the ceased given to the House at a former stage
by bis Noble Friend (Lord Erskine.) His Noble Friend 1.0
proposed so them to postpone all the proceedings for some
time-4o allow her Majesty lime fur preparing her defeece—.
to furdish her with a specification of the charges, sad of the
limes &lid places to which they appliel-ea last of the wa-
nness, in order to ascertain their character previosey to
orses-eitainiumione.to put it in ber Majesty's power, in
sham, with sill the adirsetamet which the .pint and provi-
sions elf Hee laws of Ear/Owed allowed to the accused is oldi-
es" sass. The denial of this was thy source of the deli.
telly. The Noble aid Ltariled Lord on the Wooleack to.
deed asserted that it did nut spring out of any seek cream.
maser and assaseed that even if all these penile had been
cosemied, still obey would of necessey at last come to she
sasso dilleulty. But how that was to happen he could not
undreamed. If bee Majesty had been granted the etym.-
tales be hail enumerated, he did nut see any three which
could give bee Ceased a right le apply to that Howse be
deviate from the forms of judicial proceeding observed io
all ordinary came. Bet that not having been done—lier
Majesty having bees attacked with charges spread over a
erldleof six yews, sod three quarters of the world, withuist
otreptientillraties of pertienlar acts of guilt—( Hear, &earl--
obeys refused a list of the witnesses whom it was
bring forward to Nippon the charges—louring
liege thus kept is iguoraure not only of the cringer alleged
oollimit her, but aloe of the evidewee by which they
toads to be established, and of the knowledge ts,rossary
4111 as effectual crosaerteinemat ton of witienses—(ifeeej.—
le erder to put her At the situation which any accused per-
ms wools, be placed is another Civil, or even EceleaMstical
Court, it was said that as equivalent Cur these advantage.
would lie gives to her at some other stage of the proceed.
ing. This equivalent bad been promised, and the qviestiou
was, how it was to be given ? and his Noble sod Learned
Pelited (Lord Erskine) having now enggesteil as the'beie
.11110de of coocedisc that compensation, that the House
aboald concede the prayer made by her Majesty's Counsel,
ibe Noble lord on the Wuolsack at once rove and stated
the hieouveuiesee likely to result from adjourning the Jr.
fence after the upesiog speech And here he should beg
leave to co.rect a sion which seemed to prevail
respecting ohs Mime She application of Commie!. He
did all isaimpiall MIS plaposiiiun (as some Noble Lerd.
did) sobs, 11.1 Ile miii laving concluded the slateseent tat
their in, thould iiim have the option either of postponiec
the mmeginsi ion of shim witnesses altogether, ..r of prodder.
- WINO* of thima aim might be in this cuanity already,
aid millpeedime-MMonnniestion of the remainder obi
011.0111/ tea M keellweimmeries till a future period He
ameredeoll the in the former sense only. He.
twist Ole two he allowed there was a very nsa.
aerial ilifeeence, h he was disposed to grant
the mho he was owl 8.111110 that he should the other. Ilia
mtdesaiediag of the altar was, that the Isereed Conerel
was desirouir of procemitem la his statemeat forthwith, bootie
enable to say whether he should being forward any witnesses
st all till he bad observed the impression his speech shoold
have made me their Lordships. Therefor* what they were
now to decides. was, whether the Learned Cowasel *hernia
be permitted to epee the case for the &finer now, end &An-
war& apply to their Lordships for have to bring fui ward we-
lling!, ti he saw it teecesesoy go to do. As lee had already paid,
the Hesse bad mei a choice of aliMeel..'n. He allowed that
there was ineosersinece I. salferieg the statement of her
Majesty's cam, able mid powerful as it wealidonbtleas be, to
we Oortb to the world for two witioths oseopperted, perhaps
set to to stiffened by any &eidetic* that mold afterwards he
bramebil foreareL Bat it was am to he presumed, God forted
it molt bo them* that soy Gannet at the bar showy Wo-
os asidtto etbeemeeme of .ingeb au OPIO/11111siti 10 pagitialtee
the pantie naiad, Md iajage the cause of justice by so-
reamded shamombi! ham the known character, learning,
sad dloaretiese al Pe Comma .mw al the liar, he. was fatly
esalidgM ISM shy owed sat slam sow alma •Wasb ale did
stet cogisidar matrgial Sc their pot, sod which they did Not
is their emosinom believe they shwa lot eels to suisten.
tigte. But M adgeisiad that awe mostiges should he de-
rided webs& am mum. so poessual enseiderations.7 Its ay-
gni.g the masstiem he adagisml that IM possibility slashl
be allowed of the Caused at the bar Wag led into assvosiogo
and stesenreous which woaY aftenwords be womemperted hF
testimony; but he anketillem to look at the mischief. id the
course recommended en the adore gide. If there wan evil
to be apprebesdell from the matelots. of 11.7 Majesty's
Counsel *Mee forth for two /bombe without baring 'beau
established by miskage, he asked were there no iMfteeae.
Reeser to be dreaded frees the course which was Who the '
&Immobile*? If a essapiracy (he had a ugh( to mob. the
mipmmitlets) bed been pleased and regidarly eseried ea
agairet the Hosettessif the *lien of dial twaspirdey hail
been remised by iambs .of porchagedl, tainted, Petjamel
wheelers, was their testimony to,bc a-imitated throne* Ea.
rope fee gimighs, eattaerea, Imo, by the ingeolosteableltbe.
raft gemming up of the Solleitor-Generul, its which he alarm-
ed
-that Mgr 0010- for the Bill het bres . filly semaimed awl
established, Maim any ammo whatever beissg lord ell
shahs it ?—(Near, hoer, hear)-111Ferrfiare alma the anew.
Hen was which of the palters eleriald be sobJected Sc lido io-
sommitam, be asked them w bribe:rest' the comma remade
ilfjostim, hommity, fad compassms, as well b* the pills-

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