The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-02 00:00:00

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WI that over !reduction was theism. of et; wisely t
if this were tree, most assuredly no men bad °eta-
iloneessere mischief than Mr: Coke. for they all
knew that se man had taken greater pains to increasr.
the produce of laud then be had; bet, granting that
we bad a superabundance doom, it I ecaote the more
necessary to dad out the mesas of i leg the con-
sumption ; and as one step towards this, he wished
see abolished the monopoly in beer [applause]. It is
well know there is as much of a monopoly enjirted by
the brewers as by the East India Company. The
mode oT pinking licenses was at present bighlY re
prelseosible.-alle had bad a correspondence with Mr.
Runthold relative to Mr. Brougham's intended Bill nn
the subject. If that Bill should pass it would proba-
bly go to the runt of the evil. Mr. Palmer then al-
luded to the enormous prices which individuals had
been compelled to give for public.hottaes ; one in-
stance in particular had come within his own know-
ledge, in which 1,6001. had been given for a house not
worth half the away. What was the cons-quence?
The burden of the other half was thrown upon the
customers.

" Mr. Western, Member for Essex."
" The Members for Yarmouth."
" The Vice Preside.: 4" with three times three.
Mr. J. Ten aaaaa returned thanks, and, in the
course of his speech, recapitulated same of the annul
arguments adduced is favour of Reform, and animad-
verted in strong terms on many of the acts of the Le-
gislature, by which the country haul been brought
loto its present distress.:,! situation. As a climax t
the whole, be might mention the enactment of Mr.
?eel's Bill. Did they think it was possible for the
cottntry, in its present state, to exist ander this Bill ?
of that be complained so much of the Bill itself as
of the measure which had rendered it necessary; he
ant the Bank Restriction Act. This was •thr
origin of the evil. Mr. T. concluded by thasking
company for the honour they had dons him.
" The brave Greek+, and may they fully establish their
jest rights and liberties."
"The Liberty of the Press."
" The Trial by Jury : one of the noblest and sorest
lwarks of pet sonal freedom."
" Lord Suffield."
" The immortal memory of Charles James Fox."
After a few other toasts the Chairman retired, and
shortly afterwards the Meeting separated.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
---61.--

HOUSE OF LORDS--7TIIVREDAY, AUGUST !.

arreCILL~NCOVa.
Earl ROSSLYN p ted a petition from -- Mac
Oillicoddy, Esq. one of the Coroners of the County of
Kerry, against a clause in the Irish Coroners' Bill.—Laid
es the table.
The Brimstone Ditties Drawback Bill, the East India
Sugars Bill, the English Militia Pay Bill, the Smog•
glint Prevention, and the Scotch Spirits Duties Draw-
back Bills, went respectively eroogh Committees, awl
were' reported.
The Sup, tion Bill, the Canada Trade Bill, the
Irish Coroners' Bill, and the Offenders' Hard Lxbour
Bill, were reed a third time, and passed.
Vt. App?priation Bill, the Bsrilla Doty Reduction
tielri.b ?rhea loasinf Bill, and the Sixteen
sof Exchequer Bills Bill, were read a second

Use.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY reported that the
House had agreed to the Amendiueats made by the
Co:amps' to the Irish Deeds Registry Bill.
Adjoarato.

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