The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-04 00:00:00

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Armes & and idieht lalibiklitist any thing
la thstilimusa or eiseerbeawitheet trouble or lean-
alisepagielidisenti a.:solestrattpeosire apsvadois la •Ihe
fart 1.4111.1111y4 it was *tends& OttirtemOslitt
liiirt.bitillAttilttit, with Otte, sit vim *ow&
ptintapit In ;mai
there was Mgt a Isere amp!. at piss.'
cf4stellitt: teeddpassildi o cur. 00 'theh the
:C ourt eekeewledged that it had mishdidtzpen,
• .„Vheci„ burl and a 11.2--aad. • that
.brief might be given in. T ilh kind of. helel, was
• spry is reafilL The brief was lefti and loathe 17th
Manta a Anal seder was evade. • The *bele pros
reeding bad, so doubt, cost more than the *hag tbs
tout oldie dinky. le 'diktats,' lima eteavatlosta
i.e begged to discilles elf intention of olferiag lb;
slightest Impetatioe the integritt, the take% Or
ths great sad soeprhills leaning which padded' In
tied Coat. Be might say, from the day when Eag.
jish law sedequity bed been eiparated to the present
hoar, there aver had been a man of a more aesioos
de
lulu of shod to do jestkusto all parties. might
Nook as I. his ourialled learning sod ability; sad
he might say, that to which the unanimous voice of
the profession boa witness, that be was the most non.
• derfel man in point of legal learning that bad ever cep.
peered in any Cart of Justice. When he said that, he
woolly's/missies his own admiratinn of that Noble
person's great qualities, though in saying it be
spoke the woes et the Bar; and he might observe,
that is kerning sad ability, and a certain deli-
caey of comicial*, that . Noble Lord' was with-
out nymph, is lay lawyer, it alga beg deelbrgd,
from one end of Westminster-hall to the other. He
believed that a mere kindly disposed perm, than that
illustrious man award. all the profession had never
*listed to dispels justice in any Court whatever.—
Bet, notwithstanding all these qualities, he might be
allowed to say, that there was something in the
Court of Chancery that set all calculation of cost and
rime at &Wee; and the irony of Dean Swift was
far from being exaggerated, in which be made Gulli-
ver inform his master lloushumes that his father had
been wholly rained by baying gained a Chancery
Salt with the fell costs. With such a mode of pro-
ceeding the small charities woeld be destroyed, and
it witee be easily seen what would be the effect upon
the larger ones. The time bad at length arrived when
the unequivocal sense of the People was to be
listened to, and their anxious wishes to be ful-
filled by a full, unsparing, end unqualified hives,
ligation of these notations and scandalous abases.—
'But if that noose sate still end triaged to that mea-
sure alone, they would only and forth the mockery
of an inquisition. They might indeed traverse the'
ioantry, they might bold meetings, they might show
every willingness to facilitste the labour, they might'
be possessed of all the qualities most necessary
for the undertaking, they sight invite people to their
sittings, and frame questions, end procure answers;
but they wield do so in vain, unless they had that
House to beck them, unless it was knows, awl from
benceforwegd billiard, that that House were toady
to do their ditty. They must do tbeir duty, unless
they moot to levitate and excite tht country is every
parish from amend to the other. The eyes of sU were
opened and fixed, and their feelings roused in pro-
portion to the magnitude and proximity of dr*
objects. It often happens that mankind mistook
'war objects for remote; bet here there was no pee.
ability of mistake, foe the nearness mails strict pro-1
peaks I. the magnitude. The thing esisted in every
parish, haunted every hamlet; wherever the peer
were to be maintained, there it arose, and called
loudly for attention. There was no part of the
country so remote or so little frequented by pions or
.wealthy persons, no district to poor in properly or
members, no sphere ea glreausieribed as not to have
some ebaritable beiaitt; and every one of these
felt a laical interest in
.the success of the sea.
sure; and from all, is well from the poor as from.
the rich, who, if they were not otherwise pro.
Tided for, would have to maintain them, the cry had
gone forth, and demanded of Was that they should,
make that efficacious for their safety. It was then
their duty to answer their cry, and to make the in-
quiry that was se toed', called for. In every pert
of the =tatty, the ogee ansions desire for investigs-
firm eAlsitiri.• (kilo so portion et party Was it 'Went.
He slight bier his tostimany to what still mere and
more OppOIMMI theiriad en the tester necesien
when Ise 'addreised. jleuse, i btighter feature
thee any ether in thenbalrenee of former times ; for,
in charitable luatitstieneOliey Were every day din.
covering new marks of the Piety mod .bieevotina of
tor estate's. Whet he wished to Mit the atten-
than of the *ea to isay that thatlitight prevent
these woastaeala or she toed anises of the wise
and Vela 114 Isitessemil fro. Was
now defaced.: they *4O w*ied mm-
meats td their defender, by sea and lath, be wished
them to protett fain the effects of thin, or inter!.
Mond malversition, those monuments which were
the glory of their aoteeton, and which celebrated
:Itrievaphs of far,more importance to hamantly—tri-
elophs that ceased no sorrow, nod shed no blood in
'their seldeveggeet, *bleb were the triumphs of trifle'
over Ignorance, the wont sue., of, the heleee
• species, sod vice, her detestable ptioay. By so
doing, they would dg eater serer! and Wade to
the Dame tad Anse 14 die ternary, than by all other
acts in perpetciatioto of triwerplse, white- a grateful
nation °add pedusip. /hi dill diaattif hope diet
they maid peesaere is their seephavethy.their tem.
. Minion, that all ,cannons IVA 1100110 drathad
le vain aedleavosisat• leti*ele tilt libations of tho
Home; sod funned did.. Wseis wield he reed
to ell who had attempted, Ofiebe eiliat stilt .tifteoit,
le *west them ita their preasediega, villain it
Them private interest in their own ettahteraticase, or
Rastas fellow.fialing with the maltenideas if ()tiered
et ham souse silly grimness tieskilty, ei who might
held Mt a protethnit knit to the astlatatioiss of
octants; tills woolslopoltieseesaU the adttedpetrose of
abase, down to ihs_ipshiet peeeleter its the PrIo•
since% that the liete_teee gone by what the poor
could be robbed Wilinniponity. 17e Hie. and
• t.-arced Gentleman tint nteved,—
That as Weide Addle, be presented; re his Itivialers:
the Prince_ ~Iteteel pre leg he wealth* insmour
to cues sble 160
of the Poor hi Eoptiii/ are Wales.usid w 'gas', ss teki !bard
Abalone mid the Halve thereopoo.
(Aid CASTLBREAGU regretted allranami
ed Geatleman pot confined hkeself mite lotiord
diaiety to Om tiorjett to *bid MI eiddlbr.

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