The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-03 00:00:00

Lord J. RUSSELL observed that the -debate might
be continued when the House went into Committee on
the resolutions.
Lord G. BENTINCK—But we don't "tend it to go
into Committee.—(A laugh.)
Lord JOHN RUSSELL—If the amendment should
not be carried, and Hon. Gentlemen opposite would 4'
low the division when taken, to be so far conclusion
as to permit the Bill to be brought in, he should not
object to adjourn the debate.—(Cries of " Go on,", sna
" Divide.")
Mr. HENRIES said the Noble Lord's plan would not
do, as if he and his friends should be in a majority',lc'
they intended to be—( A laugh)—the Noble Lord vyou
not have the opportunity of expressing his opinions on
the subject at alt.
Mr. CARDWELL observed that it was general'
understood that the debate would be further adjourned,
and he, as well as several other Hon. Members, wish ea
to take part In it, which they could not do if it we°
brought to a cloSe that evening.
Mr. H. BAILLIE asked, why not resume it on Mon-
day ?
Lord J. RUSSELL had no other objection than the,.
the Hon. Member for Dorsetshire having given notice
a direct vote of censure on the Government, it r_
scarcely proper to allow it to stand over until after to
holidays.—(Divide.)
Mr. BRIGHT, who spoke amid cries of "Oh, 00!A
and much interruption, suggested that if the Noble Dei;
OP
had not made a positive arrangement as to Monday,i.
debate might be resumed on that day, and the questio.
as to the Spauish correspondence might be deterred
a later day in the week.
Mr. HERMES suggested that it was not impossible
that the discussion on his Hon. Friend's (Mr. 130,....e.,7
motion might conclude at an earl hour_(
laugh) 0
so, the 'adjourned debate might be taken aftervrar&
theLo same night.
rd J. RUSSELL, who again protested against 34
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delay which should retard the introduction of t,,
beyond the period when the House adjourned for the
holidays, expressed his concurrence with the
Hon. Gentleman's suggestion, and, supposing the dferro,
should come on on Monday after that on Spanish Ist
he hoped Hon. Gentlemen would permit it to be brovgli
to a conclusion on that night. He should have oen3sly
to detain them but a very short time.
The question that the debate be adjourned till g00d3,1,/
next was then put—the Speaker declaring the IS
to be the majority ; the " noes," however, deloanci,-
division, and the House divided, when there apps,"Y
For the adjournment 236
Against it
Majority -163
Lord J. RUSSELL proposed to fix the stliernnieisii:
of the debate for Monday, after the debate on Sl'a"
affMr.airs. set the
RICARDO said it was hopeless to 110
debate would come on on Monday in that ease' tioo
better, therefore, to fix a precise day for the reetunP
of the debate. A t 311
Lord J. RUSSELL said it bad better 40- „e the
events for Konday. They could then decide Wile-
debate would come on.
The debate was accordingly adjourned till 0.-°n
PRISONS. A T, leol9
On the motion of the SOLICITOR-GENERA 7-Aa of
was given to bring in a Bill to facilitate the
money by corporate bodies for building or teP
prisons.
INCLOSURE
LEWIS
LANDS. ;op t°
On the motion of Mr. C. leave Wsi g land°
bring in a Bill to authorise the inclosure cer,triepers
in pursuance of the third, and also of A 31)°c'Aglifitle''
of the Inclosure Commissioners of England III"
pas 00
The House then adjourned at a Quarter
o'clock.