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a seat in that Home, to erg. the present inquiry ; and
that he !Nought k no leis an act•ofjwtitebo the 0
vernment of India, than of proper deferenee to the
nerd'.of England, that his Liaiam''"'*-

opini•ft,
should lay all the , of the ...
ftdrfte the country. '• •
Mr. WYNN explained. • . - •
Mr. HART DX VIS opposed the Mailum. ~,Fle thou& the
extreme measures which bad bemalellitlijorellM 1111411_ ,-110 Ike
circumstances. Ile objected to so slapnemterk‘millim 1.1.1111 N.
able Member would institute. • Boise Miseannnoroltt t• be I
made for the s tuation in•which the 0111seseileme giamed... what
litimuhl he the resort if individuals were to be wr.eleilely MGM to
ilisilem? What would be the result to the Ilimpeaftelle Mew
We bintself T—.( Hear, heat.) Now would be. Ike a stead*
bilb. Ms Grecian war?—(Cheese.) Hew would he like slaw
him his financial affairs relative to that•emmtry. N.( • '
inuring. and Hear, hear, from Mr. Me se.) He nail
itenaniseid to the Honourable Umber sot to forpt-thst k Wes
1i for him, who lived in a glese.hosme to the erodes
. DA VI ES said they had been told is very domains-
. that those who threw stones ought net to Uvula else. Mmes.
net much titmice the taste of the lien*Mentber —Oben*.
• Rite (Colonel Davies) were inclined to follow the cosine. he
wield all It the unworthy course—(Great ebeering)—whick had
new taken ; be might refer to some of the misfortubes of the Hen
Ckntleman•—re might state things that would bring a blush eves
upon his ciseek—(rontioued cheering).
Mr. H. DA V IS--.• Mr: 'Speaker, I ask him him to aphis what
he pleases. I defy him."—(Cherts and cries of Order).
The SPEAKER said that believer interfered in dreproopediags
of the illis4e without great pain, and often not • without slew
doubt as to whether in what he was doing he might be doing good.
Certain he was that his Interference could never 400-geol, except
M caws where it was absniptely ttecessary--a osasideraden which
often kept him silent. But perhaps the best prone which mold be
had of the utility of observing even rigorously dn./otos of the
Illonse, was to be found In the inconvenience which cotainealy (is
illeesd) arose &mit any deviation from them. lo the beginnhig,
do Mischief seemed trifling ; but it almost wastently very soon
lonesred to an extent which the Heusi knelt maid sot bear.
The Honourable Member fey Bristol (Mr. Ham Davis), wild
hardly fail to be aware, ihatlfse had begs, in the review"
by devising from the Wed& ite *abject before the Moue, and
alluding to topics connected entirely with other matter. How far
the observatioos mile upon that matter might. be Intended to be
permeate° the feelings of another Honowable Member (Mr. Home)
was net exactly the question ; because the Has. , Members amid
not be surprised If they were, at ail mats, taken to be set and,
being •t 1 taken, they could hardly fail to produce retorts. He hoped
that what he had felt k bleary to say, would connate Hon. Mem-
bers of the iseineenimee attending arty deviation' however eagle,
from the =Oboe the Elmo i and that the Hon. Glendemas Win
was agent to wine the debate, would confine himself excladvely
la she mionlin
, Oslonel DI VI ES said, that he should certainly bow to the seg.
potion V invade. The Hee. Member then proceeded to este
that he gave full credit to the talents and character of Sir Edward
Paget ; but after the facts which had bees laid before the Home,
be thought an inquiry absolutely necessary t• that Gestleman's own
jostification.
Sir H. VI VIA N. said, that he had heard with the deepest retest
the details of the Weenies which bad taken place in the army
!in India, during the last twenty fears. After bearing treat
mony to the character of Sir B. Paget, the Honourable Mend*
said that it must be perfectly.clear to any person at all 'acqualnilli
with military mailers.' that - very high powers must be vested
,in the Commander of-forces- in any -country. Muck more were
such powers necessary in India. Is the case, however, now legate
the H 01.1114 every possible mesas had been tried Wore violence
was resorted to, but without success. • The artillery was drawn to
he mutineers, and the impossibility of their bolding out for any
length of time was pointed out to them, but they Ida refissid to
lay down their arms. What alternative, then, had the Cominan-
der.ia•Cblef? His Howerable and Gallant Friend (Colonel Da-
vies) bad talked about concessions : would he have had emendate
made to these persons—to mutineers? Would not concesdonsM
such a ease have shaken our empire in the East, and have been
denuothe to all military discipline?
' Conan MONEY opposed the motion. It would be highly in.
eoseeniesst to have the documents for which the Hoe. Gendensan
moved mode public. With respect to the Bengal army, it wanner
is a wee at higher dhcipline than at present. He weld not see the
Ipso expediency in the production of further documents than these
already before the public.
Omen DUFF said he bad long kismet Mr Edward Peva.
They had been at school tegothew•ohey. had aerved together
mid he pew knew a battik or a mere humane Olket. 'He
meld mot hove wed otherwise than he did is such a suer-airt,
mein had mot been pet dews lt would have spreadilke w
Had he been in his pow he would have deorthe,verp sanso—yes.
a Imudrosi Muse , over.T-(A laugh.) He bad nothing else for ft.
Whet did the Member for Montrose know about douse matters 1.
What would he say if they wereici Interfere with hie physic? Let
bin. stick to the subject be did haw. and net talk, done matinee
(Laughter.) This motion eras frivolous and.vegattaps—i(Lartgb..
ter.) It Was persentiso—yes, nothing hat persieutirms. He hat
not served with Geosial Paget in India, but he set him in Hol.i.
laird sod Egypt, and there was not a better or a wee buourne.o.
Scot living.
Mr. •MA 8E1;h thought. that his Hen *humid (Mr. thew)
bed awn oat at lent a part of Ws case, and therefore he shield
have hie vote. It had bees admitted that many of the griswiess
which his Hag'. Friend had mentioned did exist, because it bad WOO
said that they had been removed.
Mr. Maestatv and Pb. Foams supported the modes.
Sit J. YORKE wished the affairs of lode to be taken out Mlle
bands of the India Directors, and transferred to the Goveftwent.
Mr. MUMS. M reply, emulsified that the admission of his ad-
versaries bore oat the main features of his .ease, and therefore
counted upon the support of the House.
The motion war then lost by a majority of 1511, there appearing.
'divides, 171 against it, and bet 14 for it.
Mr. KBE MIME obtained leave to tiring in a MIL the object a(
width was, teepee the trade is the Sabato Fisheries.
, -Mews. Wanganui, Fearsoneu, and G. Lamm, spoke in favour
, el the Omelets* of the Bill
Mr. H. p spat MON D feared it weak' be jealously interpreted
by the Salmon Trade of Scotland.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER owed the tido/
reading of the Duke and Duchess of Oarenee's Annuity Bill.
Mr. HUM &thought it wakes to take the sense of the H *
again ea this most ill.tinted end extravagant measure, and
fere moat leerily incest against its degrecefial improvident,.
Mr. D. W. HARVEY supported thy grant, on the ground ofthe
necessity of enabling Alte gar Presumptive to sustain the addi-
tional catnaps his charitable feelings which his stadia will give I
birth to. . •
Mr. C. PA LLMICE bore testimony to the provident virtue, of
the Illustrious Parties.
Lord ALTHORPE did not, in early impedes the grant, sew
calve it necessary to fight the question et every otage.
After a few words against the motion by lord Nonuser, the
Bill was read a third time and passed.
The eche, Orden of thi Day were that diersed el, and the
Hesse adjourned at a QUAZISIVIMIT TWILVE 0 CLAIM

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