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IMPERIAL 1)2, "' LIAMEATT.

HOUSE. OF PEERS. .

TR' tntspAy, MAY .

tord.hips. resolved' into a. Cotiamittee of- Privi-
leges, anti. Lord WA Ls rson.ta having 'taken the Chair,
the consideration of the claim or the Rev. Mr. Bic'
the Barony of Cliandos, was resumed.
Lard ELLE 141.; °Rot! it in a speech of considerable length,',
in which he minutely tevieNted various parts of, the evidence
that had been addileed,-delivered his opinion upon the case,
and Which wiasagainst the establishment of Mr. Bit vDe
claim. .
When his Lordship had coricludedr,',the CoMmittee, on Ole
suggestion of the Lo sow; L.Lcia., adjourned the furthei
consideration of the case till Tuesday ilext
The strangers were then excluded on account of Prayers,
and on our re-adrrtission to the House, we found
The Earl of SUFFOLK arguing against the Edinburgh
Road Bill ; he dilated on the objections.olfered against the
Measure on a former evening. by a Noble Duke, and laid
much stress on the provisions of the mineral Road act, con-
trary to Which, he argued, those of the Bill in question were
trained.

The DUke of .A r not. 'spoke shortly in support of-the Bill;
It beihg moved by one of their .Lordships that the Road
Act so often alluded to in the course of the discussion should
be read, the saute -was read aecordingly, when its provi,
inons were *rid to extend only to that part of Great Britain
called England.'
--The. Ear/ If MORTON then rose, and argued at some
length in support of the -Bill i he reminded the House that
the Aa.upon which so much stress had beat laid Only ap.
plied to Lngland. He contended that- the operations of the
Bill would have the mast salutary Med with reaped to. that
part of thethatuttryl; and that the rest of the Counts' of .11' clin.
burgh would pay. -greater Tolls,#thatt those, parts alt:ittcd by
the Bill. He asserted that the measure was framed upon
the strictest principles of justice, and solely with a view to
public improvement deeming thus of the Bill, it had his
hearty concurrence.
The question being then called for, the [IR Coast;
ess.Loa put it, that,this Bill be DoW reads third time. Upon
which their Lordships divided.
In favour of the 13111
Against it

69
• 19

Majority so
On the second readmission of strangers below the Bar,

Lord CARP. t No-cox was addressing their Lordships on the
subjea of the Nottingham Ele6lihn Bill ; after the Nobia
Lord had made a tew ations in favour of the measure,
'The Earl of 13ER13Y rose, and stated that he had a second
Petition to present against the Dill; it was signed by more
tiun 4000 persol)s the object of the Petition, he argued.
was extremely fair; the wish of the parties to be heard by
their CouriNel, against the Bill, Atter having offered
few general remarks against the- Measure, the Noble Earl
presented the Petition, which was • ordered to lie on the
Table.
The LORD CII,9NCELLOR quitted the Woolsack, and

offered a few observations to the House upon the subject.
Me thought the House should not have proceeded to the dis-
cluision of the MeiDitire without having the grounds, before
them on which it was framed; in that view, their Lordships
had required a Copy of the Evidence. ;He had examined
those minutes, and the tendency or what was set forth was
to show, that the proceedings. (so justly reprehended)-wihch
bad taken place; were no worse than what had occurred :on
former occasions. The operations of the Bill doubtless had
a tendency to criminate these from whose hands the whole
juristliailin of the place was about to be taken, He thought
the proceedings, as they appeared in the Evidence, were so
disgraca At
ul, as un where to he exceeded :e thought the
bill, upon the whole, as the subjea 'then appeared to
hint, and. keeping the Law- coutemplation, to be one of
great leintf. llt,s Lordship did not seem adverse. to the
'bear*of he p,lrties against clic Bill On a future stage there.
et, and reserved to himself a right of delivering a future opi.
mon as to the merits at the casecwhich should be grounded
upon 'a mature deliberation of every thing that should ap-
pear; in his present view Of the subject, ire should hold
Initsell bound to assent to the Bill.
Question was then put, when the Bill was read a
second tone, and committed to a Cdmmitree of 'the whole
&louse to-morrow ; and as we could colled, au Order made
for the hearin of Counsel, ezc.
Almon con vi,q4311011 CD> oefi between the Earl of R.,. Da 0 R
Lords ALv h y u I.AN.P, and the Bishop of ST.
DAV Ict..titr,t to Ow- AcOntiviti hid bethre the noose, re=
*peeling tio4 io,•nat and I)Litrihtition crt Queen AN a howl-
ty ; rotor of tVitit.h was, that certain Accounts a a more
bpeelrie and &tilled thAributiortof those Monies, and a list
of those hiving, the townies of which were augmented,
ice, setting fouls the Dioceses, Counties, &c. in which the
came are situatc,l, was, on the Motion of the firstAneldioned
-peer, ordered to be laid before the House.
The 13iiisoetorc the Hot= wen; forwarded in their respec.
five arts es.
Mr. ILLIAMS pre.:ented at tire Bar the first Report of
the in Naval Inquiry, whin was ordered to
lie on the Taal::.
The 111:11 A Cljt'sli rilCd till to-1710)(0141.