Star.
London, England, 1829-02-18 00:00:00

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of the 1)47 on the Moeda.
ea itlut the Dill be read a

to say. that he would
to put 4 questittn I. the

.
loam Depar trttqlt. Ile
t, that the !tight Non.

hii messuie, stated that
to the sta e, wt.ich were

nm his official sou Lion.
ad create I a soong MP.
the 1Ioo•e. The itight

into a statement whieb

gal G4scoyne) sufficient
:•rrd in his speech. h

rnsent that tumult and

eland; bat all this had

ttr y through the medium
}le now role for the
ement was all they were
titnient had been cleated
that there was worms to

know it the Right H..n.
In to give? The pubis.
üband reports in ciicula.
I—(Hear, and a laugh)—
fer vi them ieriously. It
could not be depended
aid call a libel upon the

ri hear)—but which he hid
Members of that House—
' ILswers had ireerteted for

the Americans h.d ty-
tuns and ammunition—

th,)se things to show the

rmours that were co: rent,

erely that th, y mi4ht be
er point to vrhich he would
ding. There was an ins-
, both in and out of that
Secretary would not have
less he had known some.

not at preterit permitted to
e) had heard all the Right
and he WiS rather incl nt d
fined all he bad to explain.
atibfiei whether no further
bich had been st%ted► and

o the proposing of the two
followed each other in th•

Ile would certainly say that
:companied the preliminary
or the support of the or her;
ling more to state, it would
oth in and out of that House
subject. •
d that the ground on which
his question tl him was, that
in a thousand ridiculous m-
ask a contradiction to some
faction to himself and (Abets.
he principle of the question,
called upon to contradict
Mous report, he might be
all. He admitted that he
rening that an Hon. Friend
ss of itilormation pciateJ in
on another evening he had
corrrespondence routed into
his gallant iend talked
eign Powers, be could say
tom him to sanction such
that he did state it as the
!tit of the question was up..
niptcd no«, as there newer
ld could undertake it with
for during the last tour
per stood on more amicable
sees. He would again say
was nothing to prevent the
question into considtration
and sa'ety ; but the danger
listed in the condition LI so-
sits that threatened the secu..
se•ts in that country. His
lat he was disappoin:ed that
be in as bad a state as he h id
(Mr. Peel) had attempted to
ngerous state, and, although
s being such that physical•
ely suppress any turbuknce
yet he had shown that it
nos to aim at an adjustment
stem ol the last sizteee years.
set answer could be required.
;onto legislating ender the in-
none; but he confessed the
le continuance. of party twe-
ed Parliament, and, above all.
ing on the administration of
, it it was meant that Ti Lai by
rm a patt of the legal insti-
These were reasons for the
41 as the Legislature, anxious
ity of the empire, might wells
ithout being apprehensive of

hat it appeared, from that
lon. Gentleman, that there was so
wr foreign relations, nor kern eay
d to in Ireland, and that now the
the state of misty in that mown:
competent to give some correct, at
He had for some years, Met were
1.4 aspect of Ireland, and be had ma
as opinion that, so far from it being
re of concession, it ran the mead
treater dangers and men alarming

hie serum est ;"
Itt rest assured that the table of On
d with testimonials, from all pahlies •
est Interest In the gentian, and who
Us, and of the means by wbkh their
I4DOS ens, to ask the Right
1.7 provision In the *mail hid IV