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London, England, 1831-08-29 00:00:00

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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1951'

In the House of Commons on Saturg
HUME brought forward his promised
to the effect that Orders of the Day shoal'
precedence of notices, and that the Houses,
meet on each day of the week at twelve (9;
until the Reform question was disposed °I
enforcing the necessity of some such regu
the Hon. Member entered into some cl

details respecting the time already constie
the discussion of the question, and asked, Ohl
nently enough, what possible chance or,
was of getting through the Bill this Yeli
they proceeded after the present (I'it

fashion. Sir CHARLES WETHERELL/ 0
rambling speech, characterized by roc're
ordinary eccentricity, opposed the 11105,,
and the CHANCELLOR of the ExcnEatl',
served that he had his doubts whether tile t
proposed by Mr. HUME would accelerlt`
progress of the Bill. His Lordship age 0.
the hour named would be most inconveolee:
embarrassing to those who had official Of
go through ; but that at the same ,tirne,
House decided in favour of the moti°l:o
would cheerfully bow to its opinion, for " tll'
very ready to make any personal sacrifiettB.o,'
might have the effect of advancing the
After some further unimportant discussi°ll'll:'
HUME withdrew his motion. The 1-I°°:efi
proceeded, in Committee, to the consiue',o;
of the 22d clause, which Government
forward in an amended shape, and vibiedol'
the only one disposed of, although the Pi;
sat till nearly seven o'clock ! This slOll
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gress cannot but fail to create dissatisfaetv
the country, particularly when it is renle°ls,4,
that though Saturdays are added to the disetit,
on the Bill, Mondays are subtracted from°
that, therefore, what is gained in one Jai; v
in another. Had Mr. HuME's proPosej
adopted, much good would have aeeru,eoli
present we know not, nor can conceive,
Reform Bill is likely to pass through C 0 P:4
We subjoin from the Times of this nlor&o,
extract of a letter dated Scotland, Aug
00l
which shows the feelings of the people
subject of the delay of the measure f'
" I wish you would hasten through the Refgoof
In Scotland every thing is tranquil at the presen'. efe;
but a determined spirit animates the people, a "
object, on the attainment of which they are so
bent, not to be granted, the consequences woul"oret
rible. 'I his is also the opinion of several of 010,
in whose parishes there is any extent of populso° 04
forte I hold to be reasonable. The danger ire
granting it, but in refusing or vexatiously delAY'f6
The vexatious delay here alluded t°;eir
we apprehend, if persevered in, lead t 0
consequences, even though it have the °)
of the illustrious and classical HERRIroiO
most fortunate of clerks—who had the
on Saturday to propose an adjournment e
• Home. Verily, the impudence of 01'
I is immeasurable

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