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enabled to debate its principles with greater advantages on the
!recommittal. The measure, as respected its various and neces-
waystages through Parliament, would remain exactly where it
heNr. GOULBURN then moved, on the Order of the Day
6p
inaker do then leaveg read for a Committee
o the Bill in question, that the
Air. G. LAMB, felt it his duty, after the fatigue which had
,neen undergone in considering the provisions of the last Bill,
all those Hon. Members who were then in the House, to re-
,:,•.arq discussion of a different subject, and should therefore
7e, as an amendment, that the House do adjourn.
11Fonversation of some length then took place, in the course
rut, which.. it was observed by Mr. S. RICE, that if any mate-
al...,erations were intended—alterations, perhaps, affecting the
principle of the measure itself—it would be better at once re-
'Tull it, and bring forward an entirely new Bill.
h.' tr. GOULBURN declared, that he had no wish to press
tnotion against the inclination of the House, but he had ne-
ver known an instance where the committal of a Bill was pro-
rse -I.profbrnia,_and with an understanding that nothing should
re,engair.led beyond a few corrections, the question being in all
Lion as fully open on the recommittal, that such a proposi-
Mshould benpposed.
o 5. WYNN complained of the want of courtesy manifested
with t other side. If a new Bill were introduced, it must be
Mr. blanks that were afterwards to be filled up.
H. MARTIN thought it must be the wish of Hon.
eenleo opposite, if they meant to tliscuss the princle of
tthe measure fairly, to understand what they seemed determipined
qtr; BROUGHAM said he found himself in an awkward
1-14• 'l4l°a- To him it did not appear that there was any mate-
an difference between acquiescing in the proposed committal,
tso adjournment
proceeding by his Hon. Friend. The
modes of were, he conceived, nearly equivalent,
provided were understood that there was to be no relaxation
hnne resistance which this odious and monstrous Bill was
ally to receive.
Mr. DENMAN disclaimed all feelings of discourtesy to-
pe the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite, but must vote for
amendinent, on the sole ground of the lateness of the hour,
4,41 could not conceive how the time of the House could be
te°lnornised, when nothing was to be gained by proceeding.
11,,,i1r• LAMB said he persisted, because many Irish Members
he new, gone away under the impression that the Order
0, the Day was to be postponed.
GOULBURN then consented to withdraw the orifrinal
eti°ll• and gave notice of it for Monday. He did not, dow-
er, think lie had deserved to he so treated by the House.
LUSIIINGTON, in reply to a question from Mr.
Rot:GRA-3i, stated, that the returns ordered, of revenue in-
',°!,lnations filed during a certain period in the Exchequer, had
lyet been received at the Exchequer.
m l'• BROUGHAM deferred his motion, which stood for
ooclay next, on the influence of the Crown, till Monday
a,,MraUSHINGTON moved that the House at its ri.ing do
"Journ till Monday next.—Agreed to.
, IRELAND.
self • GOULBURN moved that the House should resolve it-
-Irito a Committee of Supply.
abi„°e, SPEAKER having left the chair the Right Honour-
urentleman proceeded to remark, that at so late an hour,
wit•
hs,° Perfectly conversant as Honourable Members must be
for,D the grounds upon which his present motion was brought
4/1,-'rd, he did not feel it necessary to detain the House with
4, statement of the reasons that induced him to submit it.
grer,Lia'd now simply to move that the sum of 100,0001. be
toat-h`" to his Majesty, for the purpose of giving employment
e
txlht Poor of Ireland as the exigencies of their situation
iagi require.
r* lIENNET observed, that he did not oppose this grant
vote• s
)t
On the part of his Hon. Friend (Mr. Hume), as it was
iv.ed on credit, and did not involve the merits of any particu-
r,,stirnate, or the principle of any particular measure.
l'e motion being agreed to, the House resumed, and the
report was ordered to be received on Monday.
itThe other orders of the day were then disposed of, and the
41°46e adjourned at Two o'CLocx.