Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
HOUSE OF LoRDs.-FnrDAr Oct, :,

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Lord Wynford resumed the adjourned dob,to
! ana opposed the motion ut great LENGTH. Lord EJ
! den followed on the same side
| The Lcrd Chancellor proceeded TO address tbei
hoIdSh'P' IN avery mastory speech. He denied
that the measure had any relation to cisnre in fIe
Dad sense OF the word, or that it had anv connor
| ION WIN, ToYonlon, except to prevent II. Ifs re-
p'!ed With great force, to the speeches that had
boon made against the bill, and rjicuIeJ the sfnt.
nents OF tho antircforGiing Lords as to tho stafo
oi the country. Refer ng to Lord Warncl,f1;s ~
sorTatIcns, ne said, "Ihe o2'ni1n of M NO..
i'icho on th' SUBJECT Is somcW hat un'ortunate-hs
10 sooner mentions street as hostile 10 this bill
out That street. crowds this House with poti;ione.
The instant he mentions ST. James street as NOT
wanting Inc Bill, st. james street send. = noftior
IN It's favor; the moment no refers to Regent street
mat instant does Regent street send re1uisifior
tor public meeting in favor of the bill. M 20 ~
one street in. London the noble Lord was soo,, -
ms walks, have doubt tho inhabitants nr ,Int
street would instantly assemble and send = mott
ton, to show that if the noble Lord had walked
down that street 10 see if it's inhabitants ,,oro ~
posed TO the bill, he was mistaken in his oIno,
Qtear, hcar.)-My Lorda, in what street sb,u bo
move-iu hugh 10 what alley shall lie bet,kc l;r,
self Qaughcr); for all will become writer's Of rs
QUESTIONS and petitions in favor of the bilI7 IrLo
HES from the land to the wator NauUhinr, hc ,y,
be met toy rcormors; for have recently nres,rfcd
Pcttons IRON thousand waternon for ihis b;li.
II ne IA eS refuge IN a coach, the hackney coach
man WIN Polton for the bill! Cloud laughter and
l.
Ld5ooed through their Passivcncss. Hear herr
'h"li hot meet hH tho "accustomCd bilip
('nghter) because there arc inhabilants from, All
snch places ne will inevitably be driven les. his
very presence should DC mistaken for n proor!
mat 'hey we're opposed to this measure; and thrre
~ but one place in which ] can hope TO meet lin,
and inst ~ street TO the south of Berkcloysnr,rc
where he may walk without exciting observaliou
Tor there 10 not inhabited house in fire street
Cheers and laughter. IF he sotakcs himself IN !
He country, no will be rnetby petitions COR tho bill
tie wi! 10 Sc we'd at his inn with nthc biIi,,
.''ua IauglherJ-ihe walters wIl be SO many rotor
'"efS ID disguise Llaught.rl and when, unlappv
man, ne reaches his own county, he will be
H"I - '.2 sheriff, With n petition in favor Of the
'' signed by 1900 OF is mott respectable inl,ab
:2His- Hoar) Whether he goes 10 the gou;b or
nof'h his fate i'll be tlc same
Which way y--reforin-fnysclC reform,
Loud cheers and laughter.1-His Lordzbi, ,ro
;ecded 10 argue at great length upon tho nee s.it
u the extension Of the franchise and rolcrring r.,
.'rd Eidons doctrine, said that was tho CROSSES,
he'tery and groatcst hypocrisy, 10 call the fran.
i"se IRON burgagc tenure right annexed TO pro
'F'y' were this the case, tG;.Ors assignee Iniobf
c-uTh another tailor for Il burgagc-tonure borougb
-h@y more, tailor and waiter 1T a taycr;, did
c'HaiIy "a 'o' q aoroagh 10 tie II.,-so or Co,,
@I-; and Que Of tig two was ncfu,lI,. r,ig.Ito ,
.i' Hoaoss O.! 'hs lrs--f'aa- i,ar,f h.
ne voIng-which is like fine sgeaking-r,yr,,r,c,
!0IGs on the proper occasion-rigbt votes on The
'ght side--oa the right question. [Laughtsr.7-