Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
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From HE LirerpOol Chror,cle Of ION Eeb
''o a'a'hen'arF DEBATES oi the last lew DAYS have
oeen iuii OF interest TO the people of Erpard oo,.r.
ly, but TO the inhabitants of LiyeruooI in nat
The Duke OF Wellington has denied that auv gp,r,,
tees were gwen 10 him by Mr. Husksson for the mi
uIetlt OF t'se plans TO which that right Hon. gen,
ue"an was ptenged Ia the absence OF any explana-.
ton from MIR. HuskIsson, we are of couIse IN ,,a
aaih as TO ai geDiIemansvesion OF his conversations
WIN rue DUKE, otier than what might DO collected
rom his speech on the musings. Bat whale, a, ,,.
be said on the point by way Of explanation NC 49,
not any doubt OF the which il now bec.nno-
VIZ iusk Isson to pursue. We think II quite ce.r
that the Duke can have cordial Feelinos ,ow,r NJ
tuskTsson, or he would have Thought il worth H..
WINE 10 ask Tor an explanation" upon poin, vvI,;ch
was sufficiently calling 10 piGne him into III. ,
'on u we a's"ly tohe-note becoming in the miiSo
tary commander than in the mjnister-,n viii, J.,
was pleased 10 speak Of his fright friend y
There is an evident indication OF a want of con6denc
10 say 'he least or it, which baDdyD of term, can
screen from the observation of the coIntrv at ,,ro
Granting that there inay moi have been e,br -:
'auon or guaranee," IN the strict and literal intor
Peeoh OF those terms, still il is clear both from thu
pe.cn % Iar' hnskiSson Oh our hustngs, and from
st OF the Earl of Dudley in the House OF Io,ds tb,,
mere was at least such ''uDderstapdioo ~ ON liz
conuuct 10 be pursued by the present government,
respecting those points Of the policy of The former ca
o'net WIN Which they identified as induced thor
with their friend Mr. Charles Grant +, finn = 80,
tue present Administration Of which they are fle onI1
members who possess any share uf the pubic co,f
uepce' I've Duke OF Wellington's impatient repudi.
da n
tne fo'ure policy OF his Government TO our apotebe
s'on at least, would seem TO impose upon them the no
cessiy OF requiring from his Grace an explict dec
raIoo on that head, or Of withdrawing from Minis.
Try IN which they can no longer Uphold the high Cha,
racter they have hitherto maintained in The eener,
estimation Of the country. s'"'
HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday Fob n.
Lhe 6nhfe Of JVararin-1hc changes in The Cab;,e,
me Earl OF CAERNARyON, in the absence of Lori
Holland through indisPosition, brought forward lie
aoioH o. winch the Iat0r bad given notice, for CO.
Piesof all instructions 10 the Admrals of the combined
meets 10 the Mediterranean, transmitted to the said
AdmTss between the 9Th of july and the 2Oth Octo
per, 1877 In the course Of his speech the noble
Ear so'u tne country had been told of guarantee
nsvinS OBTAINED, for The continuation of Mr. Can.
oieg'e policy, both at home and abroad They ha3
DOW go, phrase on which trust might be founded bus
u "ouo require as great abilities and as conmand;no
!seD's as those which Pauned that policy 10 eDsnr5
rs guarantee Tie was more surprised at this goaran
zee because he Jaw 10 the cabinet several n;n;sIs
Canning's policy. pP''' VIC
ne EaTi OF DUDLEY opposed tho motion ss The
papers IN question would require other sets If .o.
- explain them, which, tie r5esept sfa,e n IL