The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-27 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WZDSZIDAT, Jima S.
Petitions were preseated against the Importatios of
Corn Laws Amendment Bill from the Owe'', cad Oc-
cupiers of Land of various Parishes In the ....ties of
Northumberland. Cornwall, Warwick, and Same, by
the Duke of PORTLAND, the Earl of St. 61111MAI1S. the
Earl of PLTSIOUTtI, and the Eatl of lionewouT.—r
Laid on the table.
The Earl of EUREMONT also presented a Fetid*,
against the same Rill from the Illembere of the Seem
Central Agricultural Association.
Lord ERSIiINI4; presented a Petition from the lobe-
bitants of Poplar and Bromley, in favour of the Bill for
'preventing Cruelty to Anitnals.—Laid.on the table.
IRISH ACCORDS.
The Marquess of Dt)WNSIII RE wished to correct c
misunderstanding which had gone abroad a ben be liesC
moved fur certain returns respecting the Consasissiol
appointed to examine Public Records in Irelaud. It
had !wen represented ia some-papers (not in ours.) that
the uh.ervations with which he had introduced his mo-
tion, applied to the Commission fur inquiring into
Courts of Justice in Ireland. Ile had made no such ay-
plic•tion. He knew, on the contrary, that the a.lvan-
rages derived from the labours of that Commission
were great beyond precedent. They had 'dressily led to
a ronsideralde saving, which would shortly amount to
MAIN/. ; and the success with whirl; they had been at-
tendee!, roved what benefit.s might he produced f an
inquiry into all the C•urts I if that country. The Noble
Marquess then restated his. objection to the expend'
incurred by the Cononimioners to examine Records.
which in ten years ansosspiell to I 111,11419/., and +sigh-
ed to know tiller the Returns to his motive would
be made.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL was understood to state,
that he had spoken to the Secretary for Ireland, who
hail written to that country to expedite the Returns.
which he expected would now be made in a few days.—
Not only had mash advantage been derived from the
Commission appointed to inquire into the Irish Courts
•f Justice. but the Commission established by the Bill.

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Lard-BL AW— 11011011 OH bad beta relieved by the
wadi of the NAN and Learned Lord, front meek of
the agetiati which he had experimmed whilst eoesiair-
ixiWr Ms -great Mendes wild ability might
i e h he could nee dierover soy diSculty sal=
"•peuveist }heir hem paesseg the present Bal.
' re he feared that the 011ie Noble sad Learn-
WI Rad might heed started • of a formidable
11111wes His speech bad removed 1 atappreheasioa, and he
that there were questions in which the beirt of
was wiser them the head of age. The Noble and
Earl had declared that be approved the pried-
that marriages once solemnised should be in4fissolis-
Having mace established that principle; how could
Lordships, with any regard to morality and rel.
fed
Elea, refuse to apply it to the marriages which had
Min place in the past. as well as to those which would
su in future? The Noble and Learned Lord was
of creating a precedent; but this Bill itself was
wand on prececieets; for several measures to validate
Marriages had passed through both Houses in the pars
111104 and 1808, without any exceptions as to
est soy objections from the Noble and Learned irZre ael
art a simile Complaint had since been heard of their ell'
arts. Ryan now but one Petition had been preeeeted
mom the retrospective clause, andiq that it srao.sel
statoil Reversionary Interest had been sold. so that thole
Lordships might legislate on the subject with a perfectly
cleat Wad. The retrospective clause would only de.
ov rights which were never intended to exist—righb
a dishonourable nature, and of immoral policy, whilst
it would remove the apprehensions, and confirm the
happiness, of virtuous families. and through them the
and happiness of the country. With respite lo
low difficulties started by the Noble and Leetned
URIC they had already attracted the attention of the
framers of the Bill, especially the case in which rem-
rights should have been disposed of for a getet
r don, and be should have to propose a dealt
which he shield be happy to submit to the Noble Lewd,
which would have the effect of charging oe the estate
the NM received for its reversion. He assured the No-
ble sad Learned Karl, that the clauses which he (the
Larli Chaseelloo intended to propose, should be treated
.wills due attention, and that he (Lord Ellenborough)
'wield be hippy to agree with his amendments, provided
th, principle of the Retrospective clause should be held
sacred.

The LORD CHANCELLOR had not failed in re-
wet to the Noble Lord or to the House, in not submit-
ting his cl a fur their consideration. lie hail not bail
time to pen them, except when engaged in the business
of the Courts ; but *lien the Retrospertive dame should
have benecarried, as hr expected it would he, he Amnia
taro en objection to coin ttttt Ideate them to the Noble
lota, and to postpone moving them till the third read-
ing of the Bill.
Lord ELLENIIOROU(111 assured the Noble and
Learnail Earl, that if he would propose • clause to re
konedy the deficiency n hip!, lie had observed in the Bill,
and to validate marriages solemnized by undue banns
as well as those by licences, it would be "arrived
py the friends of Co. measure in the must favourable
manner.

The IA)R9 CHANCELLOR then said. that for
the purpose of recording his opinion he should spiv
move that the lletrosper:ive dense be left oat of the

The Earl of IIAitROWItY nialsed that the awed-
peurosed by the N.,hle and latastseel Lord.. the
U'uolsack, should be added to the clause, before the,

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