St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
I<)gNING. MARCH i25. 1853. :. !. !

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thSsss1 ci9 iae iIy0r r.strlisa,asatAryr FTaen he
raises laugh by his manner of saving. M.
I b .ikin-iawyev- v-slt.ilss.s-s-~Asch y il scarcely
fcithcr jiocsse or g.ntlern1nly.
Ncxs ne sF,SsGgskt Wslewsk was himself.
ftwenty-five years ago, mcaIbcr of a reyvlutien-
.lry eo,ninitcera,ld that Pyrsigny and Bzroche
have changed SIDES. Betfer stlf, i.e ffdisuIes
tue esiieiiee IN whicit Mazi;ii AID Le .iru r +
In was + ,sf0d guilty in 4 lAsss:h .coartd df On
lsslirs6s ta murder asis shSsss i.akr tie same
lesIlelcc waalsl euayfs L }tiis NatSHesa 4iiani-.
~ #. Ten he liases tlae pt:sfl T. Napis-
beaes !. os diyine han3ss w5is3. he. va. with
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sEsis9Fs e :kEEAtE F4t i 81 4 s ST 49,
failres-es II fAJ;is J. sia E zssssssss
you are to foid OF lfberty.s wtiie!t eS:fStlses
| the Hoh<e Then he drBps upon L ri pa
nlerst N, a, the e ,niin citizen" wh6 alaweq
Eng 'ishers to g md In a NeIp1litan duii
| gepa. l+
1ohim succeeds the Lari- AlvocAte- abb
+, man, but not romlrkablv effe1tivs Spetkert-
Nevertheless, he puts several Sats with acie-'
I yerness that may prove dana ing - the amend1
ment. But a. lie winds mp, there is a hat re-
mJyed that covers heal worth a score of
! M5hcriefiS. A thin, pale somewhat worn man,
! sitting tesidet tie stLwart form "i the Netherbv
I G1r5n-t. and consulting the babks they twa
| have fetched in-half riSes a. the Lord Advo-
cate sits down and instantly there is a cry. af
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! No enc ventures TO dispute precedence with
fTifn. His first sentences show the acuteness uf
the skillfui debster--setting the last speaker &C
+ odds with himself; the whole speech is that al
"A finished orator And how the House eIlissvs
lit. How the doorway aud the galleries fill as
| soon as the telegraph has told the clubs who in
up! Gentlemen IN evening dress come in.
crushing their gibut hats under their arms |:
| and lean over the rail tn look and listen a. If
they had really to tnake up their minds. 1t
I seems impossible TO vote against q man who
4 speaks - weli-speaks such noble sentiments
4 and such lofty langnagc. The ehelr hear, = in
cas5 Lhkehtkis really means vo,iferons ap-
plAuse shouted from side IT, side ef the crowded
heuse, and cruelty ,agitating the silent ssran-
4, gers. ln, . --,sis sgs-5sf ..s. .st H..-. 49, 9
The Attorney General Was a brave man t.
follow after this. He gained a kintly hearia4.
by referring to recent illness-; bat when ne went
on to argue that the bill was All ,innecent mea-
sure OF law reform prepared betorc the arrival
of Naiewskis dispatch, the II use became liza,
less aud impatient. . Mr.. D1sraeli restored il
to attention antl animation. He Mas briff land
i. not very briltiant-teelin., iutleed. thar now
! the majority was safe, tr nearly 81, the leas
said the better. But he uttered sonle teiin4
sentences, and concluded with a terse Gelenc,
{ of the amendments. -a5f ..,..l a.. .... ~.
. And nlw Lori Palnerston isun his fsct-a
: haH past twelve, having sat shere si..ae lotr
and seeing bat TO clearly l.is, f;,te in the face
of the Opposition. Wllat wonder that he j.
hot and angry :? But there was sonatlins
more than exnusable feeling ia the speech wlicl
was % close his Premiership. HE laBguags
was bad senougB--the reckless statenIes.t ane
the yindictire pess, slaiity.J But the tone Wa,
far worse-tAo tone Of rage, with ge,tur ; I.
match. Such an exhibition the oldest mlIn.
bers could not Gcoliect and the youngest could
not brook.
, Cries Of Question" Order aud ''Time,r-
cries very rarely uttered while a minister i,
speaking. ami least of all wien he Is known Il
DC. a falling ininister-the Vmifsolts cries re-
buked his indecurum, and recalled lin h. self
-coHtyyl, 1t was past one before the House Il,
>. .yidsd. Great Mas the excitenent ot Suspense
Asope after anether, WHO tni ,lt have been cx.
pected e. ~ into the left. lobby, %entiEto III,
tight, calclhaeilns wsvere.l, an Miuisters seem
y ed 70 hase gained. Bltiwhea the Htui,teiia
tei!ers capeln, aud the Opposition caine not, il
be,aple sisag that tue maj 'ritF was With Ii,
latter, Inc agitation hsse q is beisbt, am
, found vent IN cuctr w!ien GiLi N Az Brigl
re-entaEe'i the House, Tie cheer Vas renetye,
, when tie clerk h,snded the lattT - Mr. Gil.
son, aud he alyancei, as il The .pslge, en t1'
riglt OF the four teIicrs faen ticfe Re- was Is 4
, hush of silence that the numbers might b,
heard and 4e read them out soineEh.st iler
volsly,-., B.. I. .-.., -. 80,
81 TA:narose such shout rs has not been hear.
) since IR4'''i Cora-Law tine--. sbo!t lake
up and leclfeed al9ag tine lobbies ia Nestmins
Ter Halt Some pf the ygipg menibsrs actlaIly
, waived their hats WINCH is quite unusual, anc
not - be 5s2ncnurassd, t0nly. On aud te;;lih'
, the Treasury ibensh ) gas, tAers silen2e Pal
lncrston hihlsel sal cogered, ard WITH his fac
bent down. As the orignal nlotiCn had NJ
been put, he ,nig.t have called for a;.otner di
vision, but he made ma sign gf ,lisseat when tn
: Speaker calicd for the yeas anI na7s.. The
} Sir j. Shelly began b moye for leaye th. iutr
: duce a toll-bar bill, aud eytrybody I'D out q
5 the Hoisc--the Leaders Of the ma .tgity 10 fin
!. themselves chcered and Congratulated as tbe,
5 passed. cut into the aIceGt, noble hall Isilicl
has been the scene Of 81 many a. fsllt for Eng
lish law and liberty. -, -
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