The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

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pow o pinta hut orreessiry defy to (Labarge. ft
era est loceshoot ire Mei to go .see she airlisater,
or
esiditatoisi le establish a eesselocoo that bed al.
reedy forced Itself spoil party mind. Under tie iso-
Penoeieae ist
paw htle any caillusojr ttPi.:?iosin
to the ten Reselsttes.
which it was his iutroticie la satinsir. Ti.. list of
'lffssiesises, "Tat so gelation, a listens of t.trreptlals
had preniled le the boron\ of Graustpound. so to gill
for the serious aimesiversion of tie lloese." Ills
nest weld rte I. pledge the Hoare so take ihie cub.
jeer let. cousiderarion early in the visas* Session.
It was Scarcely possible oat there could lin'esechdif.
fame, of opiniato with regard Si. the setae sod elm.
teeter of the offence WI, Ibe details of •Itlch they
bed bees mileirlog. Few eases of such offshoot Uri
lagrtat enotinity had occurred. Ile ho • euet
be permitted Is add, in reference to his letter R....
!mina, that a great chore In nit Itttpresentstlife
System had been brought abort shier theiretiod of she
Revolution. From the competition for wets in that
ii...., ollich had risen sobseqoently to that ma,
easy small bonne& had sunk into contiguities, and
lishiteally looked open fa valeta of their Elective
Right as I mere °Cession of palmists • tem of meteor.
The facts *hick had been ptured in former eases lied
lodated the liousete ackonsiellue Ile prisieple, that
enifteltire toil reform *treat...miry ; sad sh- species
of reform adopted was to wend the surrinee to
the liendrods adjacent to the patticolsr loan hi which
abases had been diseovered..---M..w, it sispeir-
rtel to him, that the progress which trade and owns.
factures bail made le different places, which were at
present altogether ouripreseoted, fornished a Wen(
reason for acting sport s more Wooded principle, sod
for communicating to them, Instead of s limited nem.
ber of freeholders le the entighboerh”ori, the right
of value, the earth* of which was so important a
foster@ In nut Constifetion. This last proposition
bed not yet, harem, been reNtgated by the How,
but it would fain the basis of a plan which, in the
nest Session of Parliament, it was his lavaboes le
bring foro tied. Fran a Reform of this staters.
danger motel he apptehended ; ngr did Ise think that
by giving, as respected County Representation, Ito
fell weight in every kind of property, any rational
alarm could be arched. Ile should be prepard be
show, in the nest Session of Parliament, that, in As
ease of Greenwood, there wee, pealisr news. for
appijing the principles to which by had jest alluded.
The Noble Lard envieleded by snail% the two Resew
lotions of which be had gives melee.
The Resolutions being severally pot tare carried
sea. di..
A Message from the Lords arqoainted the ffeese
that their Lordships had agrerd, •Inoort other pelt..
lie and private Bills, to the Charitable Fisoodstioa
Bill wish several smenrimeots, with which the House
immallitelj tones:red.
Mr. WYNN felt it to be his dety I. nil tbo at.
teak', of the lionae to the ease of an individual. Mr.
Alesentier Lembo, obui had been guilty, not of mere
contumacy in refusing to answer qeerations pet to his
by an Election Committee, bet who had destroyed a
document of the utmost importance to the isms of
the ineettliration. This piper had been destroyed
sehaepeatly to his first eseminstion,sod most there.
foto he resumed to he a deliberate set. (hider thaw
cireemstances, the Resolution which he had to pro.
pose was to the following effect t—" Tat Alesander
Lambe, having deal rayed s clammiest materiel to the
object of enquiry before the Committee, had boo*
guilty of a wilful tuppression of evidence, sad a high
con'empt of the authority of that Rome."
Mr. R. MARTIN expressed a wish that tbe indi.
tidal in gasohol should be re.essmined, as be
thought the chugs admitted esplanation.
Mr. MARRYAT observed, thit the dneeemeet
referred to was a *titles situ-ern-tit, draws op foe
mutest convenience between Mr. Lambe sod Mr.
Lair, the Solicitor, to whom he wss opposed.
There was no acknowledgement that sack a does.
meet rained, in the previous evidence of Mr.
!Ambit. It appeared, however, that Mr. Luis had
destroyed 149 copy of the arrangements, and It woe
net winking that Mr. lambs should emboli's Mu.
self entitled to do the same. In so artist& he could
not comprehend how the latter Geotlema• had roe.
dererl hienspif amenable to their authority. He bad
been professionally engaged, sod mild not, except
is a ease of argent necessity, to be required to I*.
tray tat confidence which might have been repe st!
in him. Cansideriag, therefoto, that the condom of
Mr. Lambe in this instance bid bees unimeeptiotia.
ble, he should give his decided negative to tlies
motion.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE thoriCht the House was
hound to ileit at this case, with reference to the ef.
feet of he detii;ou on future occasion*.
Mr. WARREN contended. that in the esamine.
lion of Mr. Lambe, on she 47‘b of May, not a si.r4l6
'rioestiort was put to him that mild disc his alien.
lion to the paper II Is ic A had been alluded tn. kir*
the Ent essmitiation of Mr. Itirthe, the sobtile fa.*
cult), of investigation was torpid for 30 dor. sal
then Mr. Lambs Ira win csi;al t.. the bar, and
asked whether he nes t.ot aware that in Me fist vas.
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