Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-02
FOREIGN.
'cvyr nv rug HOUSE OF LORDS.

scgyE IN rHE HOUSE or LORDS.
On Tuesday evening the 9Th ult. the
following extraordinary scene took place
in the most dignifed assembly in the em-
pire.
CBuRcH OF SCOTLAND BEsEFicEs BILL.
Lord Brousham said, in consequence Of
,he noble earl (Aberdeen,} whom he did
no, sec in his place, being determined to
proceed with this measure on Thursday,
he should postpone the second reading Of
his Slave.trade Suppression Bill from tha,
day uniil Tuesday next. At The same
,ime ,hai be gave this notice, he must take
tho opportunity Of expressing his regret
and dissatisfaction that The noble earl, a
goinst this remonstrnnce end contrary TO
his solicitation. should have insisted on
proceeding las, night with measure which
could only have for lis objec. to insult and
affiont the judges in their lordship's house.
in order to give some sort Of self-impor-
,ance 70 certain other judges elsewhere.
$50 much. said The noble lord, passion
arely, $50 much for having relation 10
the Cabinet! For my par, however, l
shall no, lei the matter res, here. ! give
she noble earl fair notice that on Thurs
day I will bring forward in detuil the
whole Of the suhjec, Of this. insult, aud we
win then see if your lordships. after my
explanation, will put such an afiron, upcu
,he judges as will be conveyed by your
adoption Of this measure"
The Earl Of Haddiugton said. the noble
lord certainly could not have taken more
inconvenient or extraordinary opportunity
OF mentioning his intention.
Lord Brousham tin ssioleni tone.l-
Was I here las, night
The Earl Of Hadding,on (no, noticing
the inierrupiion)-bul with respect 10
portion OF his address he must at ouce de-
ny that i, was the object Of bis noble friend,
by this bill, either to insul, or afiroul The
judges Of their lordship's house, for the
purpose, as the noble lord had Pu, it, Of
giving sor, Of importance 10 judges in
another place. His noble friend, The noble
earl, had expressly declared last night.
that he regretted the necessity which COM
PEELED him to differ from the judges-that
his object was simply TO prevent division
and diminution in ihe Church Of Scotland.
and TO preclude the possibility of'ha, sad
result, tte total dis-establishment Of the
church. which he confidently expected
would take place il this measure was not
carried. IL the only effect Of the measure
would be TO sc, aside ,hcir losdships ,judg-
ment, be thought he might safely declare
,hatthe bill would never have been thought!
OF.
Lord Broushan.---Wha, does The noble
earl mean by my taking an "extraordinary
opportunity 7" Extraordinary! Wha,
care lsfor q public breakfast! /! That's
extraordinary" ;f you viii. |, is eek
sraordinary" "most extraordinary"-ihat
the noble earl tAberdecn) should NOT be in
bis place.
The Earl Of AaddiDgton.--Ais bill is
not before the House tonight.
Lord Brougham.-Not before the House?
Why isn't be herel Tell mo tha,-an-
ever me that at!-Docsn', he know that
-yxaa hnre, lhe early s,. al i.-' uichi--thn,
] was obliSru 10 leave 10 consequence Of
indisposirion, under which have been
suffering last six days--Ihar !, the party
on trial.. whose julemen, is impuened
whose decision is aboni to DC declared
wroug,-does be not know tha, being so
nnwell that / was obliged 10 leave the
house, asked for single days respite
only days delay That that respite was
refused, and that the law BY which am
10 be declared wrong, by which my judg-
menl is to be SET aside and declared erro.
ncors, was carried absolutely behind my
back Talk of extraordinary proceed
iugs," iraeed,-that was Que, If you ike
but ii is anything but extraordinary ihnt
j should como down berc to complain
thereof! As for the law, I'm not going to
conGesend TO discuss "law" with the noble
lordf shall discuss ''law" with my no.
bic friend on the woolsack, to whom
have written letter giving notice Of my
intention, end, please God. if live, will
enier upon ;hat discussion with him uexl
Thursday; and more than thai, will make
coed. ] have no doub'. every single Poiu,
that may venture 10 assert.
The Earl of Hadlirgtou.--l can only
say, my lords, that sincerely rejoice that.
the noble lord will no, "condesccud"-
will no, ''coudescend.r think he sanl-
10 discuss claw" with me. Should he at.
iemp, it, be may depend thai I should
take the earliest possible opportunity Of
escaping from the infliclion.
Lord Canpbell.-My lords, wish
The Earl Of Shasfeshury. from The
enthusiastically, I think i, is high time
10 pat an end TO this uuseenly discussion!
Il is mos, irregular!
Riots and Loss Of Life at Kingston
Troops called out-great exeihn.enk.-
We learn from the Montreal Herald Of
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