, 1881-01-26

aud atr. Gladstone moved 1t, strongly ap-
rcallllg to tho House 10 nffi In tlo pnssngo Of
tlfe bills.
Mr. O:connor, 1iolnc-1tu]cr, opposed tho
rnotion.
Mr. Gladstone, fn moving Ills resolution,
snl'l II would be IN tho Inst degree !innrac-
tEcab1o fur tic Government t0 bring forward
thu I1Inst bill, with NIL Its iutricacics aunt ,c-
tufs, before they had dealt will tho state Ut
things existing IN Ireland.
MIL FiSNln.AJ TIItEs UtIr rfff: House.
Afr. Flnegan, Liberal and Advanced Mn
tfonnIlst, continued tho discussion on Mr,
0lndatoncfs resolution, ansi, III tho course Of
Il s1cccl,. was called 10 order four times for
trrG1cyency.
Mr.. Mllbank, Liberal, moved Tint Mr.. Fiji
cgnIl bc 'lo 1loru heard, rs lio lau bccl.
calIcd To order four lines.
Mr.. Fiuegtil was proceeding to renew Ills
observations, when tho Speaker saitl: "lf
Afr. Finegnn dtsregnrls the authority of tho
Ciialr, know whit course 10 take"
Mr.. Flncgan thcu obcyed tho ruling Of tho
Chair.
Mr.. Arthur O'Connor, 1fomc-1lule, novel
ns III, amendment lint thu order Of thu day
bu now rcad. =
Ms.. nnuuAis CAST OUT.
Mt. Dtggnr, 1Ione.lsutc, having been scy-
crnl times called 10 orscr for Erreleyallcy, atnl
llnying ignored tho ruling If tho Clialr, tho
Speaker named him 10 tho 1fuusc rs tlsrc-
gartlIng The authority Of the Clair.
Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary for ireland,
lnoyed tllat Mr.. Biggar bo suspended fronl
serving in tho House for TIC remainder Of the
tay's sitting.
Thc:,notiun for Il suspension Of Mr.. Blggar
was earr1Wl by n vote OF fG0 to 10.
lilo Speaker then sulutnonctl N[r. Diggar
to withdraw, and the latter Withdrew to tho
strangers gallery.
lfr. 1lealy, 1iamc-iule member for Wcx.
ford, moved MI adjournment Of tho debnte.
Mr. Gladstone opposed adjournment, tho
,no!fon for Which wus ncgnttvcd,-a''o to Is.
Sir, Dwycr t;rny, 1IOlue-Itulc, moved MI
adjournment of tho House owing to tho ab-
scticn Of Mr. Dlegar, WHO, lle said, was deeply
interested In tho tlcbate.
This motion WIS llcgattyct1,- PIT 10 81.
Mr.!l,yrne, 1lon,e-l.ulc, renewed Ills mo-
tion for adjournment of Tho debate.
NIL. GLADSTONE DEcLAnEn
| that II tllo t[elato hal proceeded without
obstruction the Government would 'llnye
consented 10 adjournment, but, tic 1lome-
| Rulers having thrown down tic challenge,
| tic Government advised tho House to coll
t[nllc tile debate until It WIS concluded.
Sir William IInrcourt Home Secretary,
explained that tho tlebata would continue
until tho Ilouso fla.l decided Oil Mr.. Glal-
stones original motion.
Several Irish members continued the dis
cuss{o1l.
| Tho House was still sitting Mt . n. nj.
| THE FIRST MEMS OF TIL; 1ll:sULr
OF the State trial III Dublin renclled the
House OF Commons III q telegram from the
solicitor Of tic trnycrscrs to A1r. Sexton, stat
Ing that ten jurors favored q verdict Of not
guilty.
TIE "TlMEs,n
III Its leading article, discussing tho debate in
Tho House Of Commons lust night, says
"Wo believe tho Ministry aro prepared for
tho painful necessity, which 1nay now be
satd to havc arisen, ,a1ld VIC dc mt think there
can bo anY substantial difficulty among sensl-
bio men III adopting means to prevent pnrlia-
nrntary institutions from being nNllitietl md
turned into 4 laughing stock by a small body
Of inscriptions pcrsOns.a
TllE 1loMt:-RuIE MEMBERS
hold n meeting yesterday Mt which they re-
solved to permit q division OIL Mr.. Gln!t-
ssono's resolution during. tho week, probably
s11Aw AM, COMPANY.
LoSpoS, Jan. 25.-Shaw, who leads tho SO.
cessi0n from 1sarr1ell, WIS h0otGd In Dublin,
md tho constituents of tic other members
! who llnvo BcCedett. hnyo passed resolutions
calling upon them to resign.